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Milktooth

List in Condé Nast Traveler's The Best Restaurants in the World this foodie haven features "Classic Stock" dishes alongside "Of the Moment" offerings which will make it worth your while to return. Each dish is unique from sourdough pearl sugar waffles made with local nectarines to potato and celeriac latke sides. (Modifications will be politely declined but the restaurant accommodates allergies if possible.)

Address: 534 E. Virginia Ave
Getting there: Park Fletcher, just southeast of Downtown
Price: $13
Website: milktoothindy.com (opens in a new tab)

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