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About Slippery Noodle
Founded as a cornerstone of Indianapolis blues, the Slippery Noodle Inn is a two-stage blues bar and restaurant nestled in downtown Indianapolis. With nightly performances from top blues acts and a storied history that Rolling Stone has celebrated, this venue is a must-visit for music lovers. The front stage and back stage offer distinct atmospheres, flexible spaces for private events, and a central location that makes it easy to pair a show with a night out in the heart of the city.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 372 South Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225.
- Venue type: Blues bar and restaurant with two stages (front and back) for live music and events.
- Capacity: Banquet capacity up to 600; private spaces include Front (150 seated) and Back (200 standing); Private Room (75) and Glass Atrium Room (80).
- Parking: Slippery Noodle Lot at 364 S Meridian St plus nearby Norle Lot, Union Station Garage, and Whistle Stop Inn Lot.
- Transit: Served by IndyGo bus routes and BRT lines (Purple Line and Red Line) with downtown stops near Meridian St; multiple nearby stops and a central transit hub.
- Nearby hotels: InterContinental Indianapolis (17 W Market St), Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Indianapolis (10 E Market St), Omni Severin Hotel (40 W Jackson Place).
- Notable events: Two stages host blues acts nightly; historically hosted legends like Albert Collins, Buddy Miles, and Edgar Winter; praised by Rolling Stone; historic Underground Railroad site.
- Renamed/demolished: Not demolished or renamed; remains Slippery Noodle Inn; changed ownership in 2023.