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New Valparaiso Restaurant Celebrates Our Industrial Heritage

by jonathanwthomas on June 30, 2010

in Casual Dining,Food & Drink,North,NWI Travel

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There’s a great new restaurant in town called the Industrial Revolution Eatery and Grille. It’s a brand new restaurant concept that celebrates America’s industrial heritage – something that is often forgotten.

The recently opened restaurant features decor in high detail that chronicles America’s industry history, features beautiful photography, neat statuary and good hearty American food.

The creators of Industrial Revolution have taken an abandoned and defunct old bar and turned it into something amazing in it’s own right – it’s not just a place to eat – it’s a place to live and experience history.

History breathes throughout the building and they evenplay old History Channel shows on monitors throughout the place. The decor is start, modern yet harkening back to America’s grander days.

Don’t come for the food – come for the experience!

The Industrial Revolution Eatery & Grill is located on US Route 30 in Valparaiso, Indiana.

For more information check out their website here.

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Written by Jonathan W. Thomas: Jonathan Thomas is a blogger based in Northwest Indiana. He's passionate about the Indiana Dunes and Lake Michigan and wants to share all the fun possible in the area with the rest of the world. When not blogging for Travel Indiana, he hangs his hat at his Anglophile blog - Anglotopia and Niche Blogger Today. If you want to connect with him, you can contact him on Twitter @jonathanwthomas Jonathan receives compensation from the Indiana Office of Tourism Development in exchange for blogging. For more information, please see our FTC Disclosure page.

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