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September was the month of barbeque in 麻豆官网! The Portland, OR based Pig Pen BBQ moved its operations to The Garage Food Hall in Bottleworks District and Roosters BBQ opened for business in Circle Centre Mall鈥檚 Dining Pavilion. Burgeezy also joins the Downtown Canal Walk as a vegan food option while the Sheraton Hotel introduced Monumental Coffee, just steps from Monument Circle. To round-out September, Loudmouth Books opened in Herron-Morton Place, serving as 鈥淚ndy's only 鈥榖anned鈥� bookstore鈥� spotlighting the work of Black and LGBTQ+ authors. Read on to learn more about these Downtown developments that are kicking off the fall season!

Pig Pen BBQ, 

Originally from Portland, OR, owners Alex Ranch and Michael Floyd brought their barbeque flavors with them to Indianapolis as The Garage Food Hall鈥檚 newest addition, . The restaurant offers various barbeque options including ribs, pulled pork sandwiches, mac and cheese, baked beans, coleslaw, and more.

Monumental Coffee, 

The  opened Monumental Coffee on September 8 as an in-house tenant with both grab-and-go and sit-down service options. Monumental Coffee serves several Starbucks products, including espressos, coffee, tea, refreshers, Frappuccinos^庐, and an assortment of bakery items.

Roosters BBQ, 

 opened its doors in the  earlier this month. Roosters owner Eddie Owens proudly offers authentic barbecue with a trademarked rich, smoky flavor. Circle Centre鈥檚 Dining Pavilion is located on level three of the mall.

Burgeezy, 

Indy鈥檚 first plant-based burger joint, , is now open for business along the Downtown Canal Walk. The Black-owned restaurant features a completely dairy, meat, and egg free menu with a wide selection of comfort inspired dishes. Dig into their loaded Philly cheesesteak veggie burger or enjoy savory bit size options including crinkle cut fries and plant-based nuggets. View the full menu .

Loudmouth Books, 

Located in Herron-Morton Place,  opened at the end of September and serves as 鈥淚ndy鈥檚 only 鈥榖anned鈥� bookstore鈥� with a mission to amplify the work of Black and LGBTQ+ authors. The bookstore, founded by Indianapolis native and bestselling author Leah Johnson, also features interactive experiences for readers including community discussions with authors, book launch parties, and signings. The store is open Tuesday-Saturday from 11-6 p.m. and Sundays from 11-5 p.m. State tuned for updates and special events on the store鈥檚 .

What鈥檚 in the pipeline?

• Chicken Scratch, 
• Circle Centre, 
  • Mt. Fuji Sushi
  • Roosters BBQ
• Command Coffee, 
• Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House, 
• Indianapolis Animal Urgent Care, 
• Loco Mexican Restaurant, 
• The Stutz Building, 
  • Caf茅 Patachou
  • Myriad Health & Fitness
• Taco Bell Cantina, 

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