Best Date Night Restaurants in East Indy

Amazing restaurant with a fantastic atmosphere. The live piano during dinner adds such a special touch. The food is truly authentic Italian, beautifully presented and absolutely delicious—definitely a 6-star experience! I highly recommend visiting!!!

This is such a unique and elegant experience. Book a table, put on some nice clothes, and make the drive. From the time you turn into the drive that takes you through the manicured grounds flanked by sculptures to the door of the estate that houses RH, you are transported to one of the most lovely places in Indy. The store itself covers every room with beautiful RH furniture, but the restaurant is spectacular. The menu has everything including different caviar service as well as a modern brunch service with expertly crafted drinks, espresso, and two types of freshly pressed juice drinks. The impossibly thin pancakes and their black Forrest bacon was unlike I’ve had anywhere. My wife had the avocado toast which was very hearty yet light with pickled onions and a salad of parsley and dill. We can’t wait to come back and see the handsome views (not to mention the outdoor furniture) in person when the weather is warmer. Get on the list now!

We enjoyed ourself being that it was our first time there what we ordered was very different but good please try the corn chowder, the maple bacon candied, and the tortellini I’ll say it was worth the experience also thanks for the good service I’ll be back

1933 Lounge by St. Elmo: Where Love Conquers All (Even Fully Booked Reservations)! Hey, fellow romantics! If you're looking for a swanky spot to celebrate Valentine's Day (or any special occasion), look no further than 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo! My partner in crime and I decided to celebrate V-Day in style, but I made the rookie mistake of underestimating just how popular this place is. I mean, who needs a month's notice to book a table, right? Wrong! By the time I got around to making a reservation, the only time slot available was 11:00 PM. Yes, you read that right – 11:00 PM! But then, like a Valentine's Day miracle, amazing Helen from the reservation team reached out to me with some incredible news: she'd managed to snag an earlier time slot for us at 9:30 PM! I mean, talk about a Valentine's Day hero! Now, onto the good stuff: the ambiance, the drinks, and the service. Let me tell you, 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo delivers on all fronts! Ambiance: 5/5 (swanky, sophisticated, and romantic – what more could you ask for?) Drinks: 5/5 (craft cocktails that will make your taste buds do the tango) Service: 5/5 (Helen, you're the real MVP – thanks for saving our Valentine's Day!) Overall, I'd give 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo a solid 5/5 stars. It's the perfect spot to impress your significant other, celebrate a special occasion, or just treat yourself to a fancy night out. So, if you're looking for a Valentine's Day miracle of your own, be sure to book your table at 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo – and don't wait until the last minute, trust me on that one! Cheers, lovers!

This was our first time visiting Salt. It was much more spacious inside than I thought it would be, yet still felt comfortable & warm due to having different seating areas vs one big open room. We really liked the lighting and the decor, there was music in the background that wasn’t too overwhelming yet still made it feel like a fun Friday night.  The ambiance alone makes me excited to dine there again. My daughter and I shared four appetizers and liked each one. Our favorite was the poke … beautiful presentation, and the rice underneath was addictive. The only preference I would have next time is no Sriracha mayo drizzled on it, instead just a little of that caramel soy they put under the rice. The calamari was nice and crunchy … it had good flavor on its own, but the dipping sauce was also good.  The spicy tuna roll was nice & fresh, lovely presentation. Our least favorite of the four were the dumplings. They were really good, but didn’t need to be served in the citrus chile sauce. Maybe just squeeze a bit of it over the dumplings versus filling the bottom of the dish with it? Every dish that went by us to other tables looked amazing.  Next time I’m excited to try the oysters Rockefeller and lamb lollipops, plus the skillet bread.