Devour Indy Winterfest 2026 wraps up this Sunday, February 1, and if you haven't made your reservation yet, you've got exactly three days to experience Indianapolis's biggest citywide dining event before it disappears until late August.

The Indiana Restaurant and Lodging Association launched this event back in 2009 as Devour Northside, and it's grown into a true citywide celebration covering downtown, midtown, the northside, southside, and beyond.

The Insider Picks: Best Deals by Budget

Here's where Get Indiana comes in. We've dug through the menus so you don't have to. Whether you're planning a casual group hangout, a date night splurge, or a weekend brunch crawl, these are the spots worth your attention.

The Budget-Friendly Steal: Half Liter BBQ ($28 for 1 / $50 for 2)

Located just south of Broad Ripple along the Monon Trail, Half Liter is a Texas-style BBQ joint with house-made beers, a deep whiskey list, and a pet-friendly beer garden with fire pits.

Their Devour menu includes an appetizer, entrée, and dessert, starting with Wildflower Honey Burnt Ends or Reuben Fritters, moving to mains like Smoked Lamb Gyro or Korean Steak BBQ Sandwich, and finishing with their famous 'Nilla Banana Pudding.

The Best Value: Livery ($30 per person)

This is the deal everyone talks about. Livery, part of the Cunningham Restaurant Group, offers a full three-course Latin American feast for just $30. You're getting their legendary empanadas (choose steak or mushroom), an entrée like Paella with shrimp and chorizo or Lamb Quesadilla, and churros or seasonal flan for dessert.

Both the Downtown Indianapolis location on North College Avenue and the Noblesville location are participating.

The Date Night Splurge: Nesso ($50 / $85 with wine pairings)

For a more refined evening, Nesso Italian Kitchen in downtown Indy delivers. Their Devour menu starts with antipasti options like Octopus Carpaccio or a Kale Caesar, moves to secondi like Truffle & Mushroom Risotto or Filet with roasted fingerling potatoes and brasato demi, and finishes with desserts like Chocolate Truffle Panna Cotta. Add the wine pairing for $35 more, and you've got a full upscale Italian experience that would normally run you well over $100.

The Group Hangout: Bakersfield on Mass Ave ($36 per person)

Here's a hidden gem for groups. Bakersfield's Devour menu includes chips with guacamole, queso, or salsa trio to share, a personal bocadito (try the Chicken Adobo Empanadas or Stuffed Poblano), three tacos or taquitos per person, AND a cocktail, either their famous Bakersfield Margarita or the Winterfest special La Casa Rosa. For $36 per person, that's an appetizer, side, three tacos, and a drink.

Side note: there is a minimum of two guests for Bakersfield.

More Spots Worth Your Time

The full list of 175+ restaurants is on DevourIndy.com, but here are a few more worth noting:

• Gather 22 (Midtown): $45 for a seasonal three-course menu with optional wine pairings. Chef-driven, farm-to-table vibes.

• Astrea Rooftop Bar (Downtown): Doing something different with a "Drink Your Dinner" cocktail menu—three craft cocktail "courses" for $40.

• Traders Point Creamery (Zionsville): Farm-fresh, locally sourced three-course menu perfect for families.

Devour Indy Winterfest 2026 ends this Sunday, February 1. After that, you're waiting until late August for Summerfest. Whether you're chasing a $28 BBQ feast at Half Liter, a $30 Latin spread at Livery, or a $50 Italian splurge at Nesso, this weekend is your shot.

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