There's no shortage of incredible restaurants in Indiana, whether you want a quick, casual meal or a place for a memorable date night. And if you're looking for one of America's most beautiful restaurants, you'll find it in the Hoosier state.

Indiana Spot Named One Of America's Most Beautiful Restaurants

Lovefood ranked the best restaurants in America, offering delicious food in a stunning atmosphere. One Indiana gem makes the list for its beautiful ambiance, exceptional service, and perfectly prepared meals.

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Carnegie's A Place To Eat in Greenfield offers a unique dining experience in an unexpected place. Lovefood says:

Set in the basement of Greenfield’s historic library, candlelit Carnegie boasts original carved wooden features, with classic artwork on the walls. It’s the actual building that stands out as beautiful, though, with a grand entrance flanked by pillars, huge statement windows, and original stonework. The restaurant also has a patio area, and serves a menu of steaks, seafood, and dishes with Northern Italian flair.

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Carnegie's A Place To Eat prides itself on being a farm-to-table restaurant serving fresh, locally sourced dishes with a menu that changes with the seasons. Customers rave about the Chicken Picatta with mushrooms, capers, parsley, shallots, and white wine, served with grilled vegetables and roasted garlic-seasoned mashed potatoes. Or try the beef tenderloin medallions served with green beans, mashed potatoes, and a red wine sauce.

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And save room for a sweet treat to end your meal with homemade ice cream, creme brulle, or salted chocolate brownie.

Reserve your spot at one of America's most beautiful restaurants in Indiana at Carnegie's A Place To Eat.

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