Milano Inn
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Back in 1934, when Indianapolis’ population was less than half of what it is today, a late 19th century brick building on a hill just southeast of downtown opened for business as The Milano Inn restaurant. The Holy Rosary-Danish Church Historic District, a neighborhood named for its population of working-class Italian immigrants, lay just a few blocks to the south. Milano Inn quickly became a home
07/02/2023
If you want to send Milano Inn photos please contact me at [email protected] Here are some great memories I wanted to share. So many race car drivers, TV Celebs like Cowboy Bob, and even Jim Nabors the night before his final appearance at the Indy 500. Artist Bill Patterson painted a thank you piece to David Letterman on the night of his final broadcast. So many more to share.
This restaurant has been closed for over 6 years. Please send any old school photos you may have if the Milano Inn and we'll be sure to post them here. I used do Marketing for The LaGrotte family. We started this page back then and would love to keep it as a memorial to this amazing place! Thank you!
Crystal McKenzie
01/01/2017
What's your new year's resolution?
Your latest Italian lesson is here!
A fagiolo — Translated directly into, “to the bean.” A metaphor for precision, or perfection similar to the American phrase, “to the letter.”
For example, Milano's food is a fagiolo!
Warm spaghetti just tastes like home, especially when it's made with love from the Milano Inn
Nothing better during the holiday season than great company and delicious food.
We are sorry to say that we are completely booked for the rest of the year. However, that does not mean you cannot come in and say hello/goodbye! Come pay us a visit.
12/21/2016
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231 S College Avenue
Indianapolis, IN
46202
