Patachou ownership announces Fishers restaurant, new corporate name – Indianapolis Business Journal

Martha Hoover, who opened the primary Cafe Patachou in 1989, introduced Monday a brand new restaurant to be constructed close to the Nickel Plate arts and leisure district in Fishers.

Patachou Nickel Plate is predicted to be the third Patachou location to launch in 2023, becoming a member of Patachou on Pine Road in Zionsville and a restaurant within the redeveloped Stutz complicated at tenth Road and Capitol Avenue in Indianapolis.

With an estimated 2,500 sq. ft of area, the Nickel Plate location is deliberate at 8654 E. 116th St., on the northeast nook of the place 116th Road and the Nickel Plate Path meet. A constructing on the tackle beforehand was residence to Nickel Plate Bar & Grill.

Providing menu gadgets together with omelets, salads and soups, the Patachou restaurant is predicted to open in late 2023.

Final week, Hoover renamed Patachou Inc. as Gained’t Cease Hospitality Inc.

The eating places deliberate for 2023 don’t contradict the title of Gained’t Cease, which incorporates six restaurant ideas: Cafe Patachou, Petite Chou Bistro & Champagne Bar, Napolese Pizzeria, Public Greens City Kitchen, Bar One Fourteen and Apocalypse Burger.

In an announcement unveiling the Gained’t Cease title, the corporate cited its ahead momentum whereas honoring its legacy.

In 2019, Meals and Wine journal included Patachou Inc. amongst its “19 nice eating places within the U.S. to work for.”

“We need to change the concept that you should be new to have worth,” Hoover stated within the assertion. “There’s a energy of knowledge with age.”

Gained’t Cease operates 11 eating places in central Indiana. The corporate completely closed a downtown Napolese Pizzeria location in 2021 and a Cafe Patachou location at Indianapolis Worldwide Airport in 2019.