Slippery Noodle Inn Apartments For Rent - Concord, Indianapolis, Indiana

Posted by Ryan Johnson on January 28, 2009 10:45

Indianapolis has had many business come and ago over the years, the real test of if a place is worth a Indianapolis apartment-ites time and money is just how long it's been able to stay around. One of the oldest buildings in all of Indianapolis also happens to one of the best Jazz clubs in town, The Slippery Noodle Inn, where the beautiful dulcet tones of the best jazz and

blues in town comes flowing across the room every night, just as it did in the 1850s, when members of the Dillinger and Brady gangs used to hang around and cause big trouble.Though you won't find such shady character frequented this haunt in this day and age, it's still a great spot to find some colorful folks with a real love of jazz and cold, refreshing brews.

There's a lot of history packed into this small little building. In the early days of its creation, it was road house and bar for exhausted railroad passengers, and became part of a radically different railroad, The Underground Railroad, during the Civil War. Years after that, it became a popular Inn and bordello, before its lifespan ended violently in a knife fight. It was spot for moonshining during prohibition, and was home to some of the most ruthless gangsters in history, whose bullets you can still find lodged in the back of the building. Today, it's a place to hear fresh and cool jazz by some of the top names in the business, and as you sit back, you can feel the history flowing through you.

History doesn't mean anything if you don't have cold beers and good food waiting for you when you arrive. If you're looking for good beer not far from your Indianapolis apartment, they have a fantastic selection here. They have plenty of popular domestic flavors, such as Budweiser, Coors, and Miller, as well as less well-known flavors such as Landshark, Blue Brew, Red Hook and Grolsch, as well as delicious imports such as Amstel, Beck's, Heineken, LaBatte Blue, Guinness and Red Stripe. They also have as full menu, whether you're in the mood for just a small snack or an entire meal, so you won't have to go and find a restaurant, and can stay and enjoy the smooth jazz and full history the locale has to offer.

Few builds hold as much history as the Slippery Noodle Inn, having stood at that spot for over one hundred and fifty years. For those Indianapolis apartment-ites looking for smooth jazz, cold beer, hot food and a heavy dose of history, the Noodle is one spot you'd be insane not to check out.