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What happened to Chili’s in Castleton? I’ve not seen anything but it abruptly closed a month or so ago. Was just curious.
Granite City on 96th is closed. The web site lists Fort Wayne as the only Indiana restaurant now.
Correct! We just posted a story about this: https://www.ibj.com/articles/granite-city-closes-carmel-location
Am as curious as the other writers re: fate of those two and what’s being done to market them, but imho both were poor restaurants and particularly poor fits for the area demographics.
Not surprising as they had been going downhill for a while. Last time we visited we ended up waking out due to poor service at the host stand.
I would have sworn it opened as Bravo from the get go in 1987 or so.
It opened as an outpost of a northern Italian restaurant out of Louisville. First of its kind in Indy back then (mid 80’s I’d say. Can remember the name.