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  1. I absolutely HATE HATE HATE people that complain about parking in downtown and Broad Ripple. I have never once had trouble finding parking in either location. Even during the Super Bowl, I was able to find parking. Granted, I had to walk a little bit more, but walking would help one of the fattest and unhealthiest metros in the country.

  2. Zaxby's is also big in NASCAR and was in the now defunct ASA. They are trying to push into more areas. Why not?

  3. The city should demand a structure of atleast 3 stories on this site.

  4. Marshall, I know where the current McDonald's are located. They all take just a few minutes to drive to. Yes, there is no longer one in walking distance (and the old Hyatt location was not the only one, there used to be at least two more, but maybe, I'm showing my age). The point is that it is McDonald's NOT the developer that makes the decision about where and if to locate a restaurant somewhere. Whether you or I are fans of McDonald's is irrelevant. McDonald's has the money to locate anywhere it wishes. The fact that it doesn't have a restaurant in the core of the downtown means McDonald's thinks there is no market justification for it, and right or wrong, that is the end of the story.

  5. The only "nearby" McDonalds that I can think of is at 16th and Meridian. Aside from the fact that service at that location is horrible, it's hardly convenient to the "business customers" you refer to. The only McDonalds I remember being near the core of downtown anytime recently was the location in the lobby of the Hyatt and it was pretty much hidden. If you didn't already know it was there, you would NEVER know it was there. I'm no fan of fast food but I'm SURE there is a place (and a "want") for additional fast food options in the city core - especially McDonalds!

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