Slippery Noodle Inn

Slippery Noodle Inn is the grandfather of all buildings in Indianapolis. It is the oldest and still retains certain archaic structures of late 19th century. It has had moving history from being a restaurant during Prohibition period to housing a brothel. Now, it has turned into a place that serves excellent food and liquor. It is also a haven for those that cut Blues music. It holds two performances per day. Other details about the Inn, its history, renovation, menu and other details can be had in our manuals and guides.
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A Tour Guide to Slippery Noodle Inn: The Oldest Blues Bar & Large Restaurant in Indianapolis

The Slippery Noodle is the oldest Indianapolis Blue Bar. The building has stood there from 1850 being a witness to the changing times of USA. This bar located in the South Meridian Street was formerly known as the Tremont House. The building still retains the old world charm with Tiger Oak bar and tin ceilings. This bar has found a place in the National Register of Historic Places. The inn played a significant role during the American Civil War.

They offer a full menu and a late night menu for the guests. Full menu is available for guests until 11 pm in the night. From Monday through Wednesday, the late night menu is available till 1 am, from Thursdays through Saturdays till 2 am and on Sunday till 12:30pm. You will get a wide variety of Machos, Shrimp Skewer, Onion Rings, Wings, Burgers, Quesadillas, Baked Potatoes, Noodles, Soups and Salads and Steaks. Wines, beer and other beverages are available here.

The bar is also a premier location for Blue music. All the blue fans gather here for a treat. Performers like Billy Joel, Gregg Allman have performed on the stage. Neil Diamond and Gene Simmons have also entertained the crowd with their music at Slippery Noodles. Regional and national Blue bands perform here every night.

During the weekend, bands perform on 2 separate stages and legendary performers like Rick Derringer Edgar Winter have performed here. Country Joe McDonald holds a record of attracting most number of patrons for his shows.

Why Indiana Locals Treasure the Slippery Noodle Inn Indianapolis

More than just a bar, Slippery Noodle Inn had been part of Indianapolis rich history. Already considered national treasure, Slippery Noodle Inn was built during 1850 and people could still see this building's original materials which survive from obscurity and several wars. It was originally named as Tremont House and now is recognize as the Indiana's oldest continuously operating bar in its original building. This bar also made it to the list of the National Register of Historic Places. As time passed Indiana, every corner of this bar had been the silent witness of so many events, wars and revolutions that made Indianapolis as it is today.

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For over 159 years since this bar starts to operate, Slippery Noodle's ownership had been passed from one family to another. Thus, its registered name has to change parallel to this ownership transfer. Here are the list of name that Slippery Noodle Inn had since it was established way back 1850.

- Tremont House

- Concordia

- Germania House

- Beck's Saloon

- Moore's Beer Tavern

- Moore's Restaurant

- Moore's Beer Tavern (again)

- Slippery Noodle Inn

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Today, Slippery Noodle Inn is known to be one of the best and multi-awarded bar in Indianapolis. Slippery Noodle showcase a combination of good food and blue music. You can find Slippery Noodle Inn in 372 S. Meridian Street, just a few meters away or walking distance from downtown Indianapolis hotels.

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