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Hot Brown and Chicken Pot Pie. Paired with homemade   weekends, along with an array of meats and cheeses to
            desserts, it is a welcoming place to eat and watch the   pair with your choice of wine or Thomas’ traditional
            world go by on Main Street. Oh, and don’t forget the   hard cider.
            Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Floats made with nostalgic   Beer lovers, too, are now coming to their own in Mad-
            vintage sodas or Mexican Coca-Cola!             ison. Downtown, at 301 West St., is the Mad Paddle,
                                                            which was opened last year in a former grain elevator
              Take a drive up Cragmont Street (State Route 7,
                                                            by visionary developer Jerry Wade. On tap are flagship
            a.k.a. Hanging Rock Hill), to Clifty Drive on Madison’s
                                                            beers Wicket Blonde Ale, Dirty Blonde Ale, and Three
            Hilltop. If you crave “Grilled Wings and Other Things,”
                                                            Turns IPA—named in honor of the annual Madison
            your best bet is The Boneyard Grill in Clifty Plaza at
                                                            Regatta hydroplane race—and small-batch gems such as
            513 Clifty Drive.
                                                            Some Came Hopping Hazy Kiwi IPA (a nod to the Rat
              The Boneyard Grill is a sports bar with a pub-style
                                                            Pack film “Some Came Running,” which was filmed on
            atmosphere and yet retains a family-friendly quality.
                                                            location in Madison) and Greiner XXX Dark Chocolate
            All-American appetizers run the gamut from such popu-
                                                            Stout. Mad Paddle’s offerings are skillfully crafted by
            lar favorites as mozzarella sticks, onion rings, and potato
                                                            New Albany brewmaster Josh Hill. 
            skins to their signature Psychedelic Nachos, Buffalo
            Chicken Dip, and Grilled Stuffed Mushrooms.
              The menu also features specialty grilled chicken
            sandwiches, including The Boneyard Loaded Chick-
            en Sandwich, along with Cajun, Buffalo, and Teriyaki
            options. Hand-pattied, ground chuck Gourmet Grilled
            Burgers include Sliders, the Bayou Burger, the Black
            & Bleu Burger, and the Meat Head—two half-pound
            patties dressed with American cheese, bacon, lettuce,     SHRIMP HOUSE
            tomato, pickle, and grilled onions.
              There also are, of course, scrumptious salads and
            dinner entrées, such as Lisa’s Fish Special featuring        117 Ferry Street
                                                                       Madison, IN 47250
            two white pangasius filets, Baby Back Ribs, and Jendy’s
            Lasagna.                                                    (812) 265-2831
              Like pizza? You’ll love the Boneyard’s Grilled Pizza,
            featuring a thin and crunchy flatbread crust—deemed             SEE MENU AT
            one of Madison’s favorites.                         www.keywestshrimphouse.com
              The Boneyard also features a full bar, complete with a   Cathy Morgan, Owner
            variety of beers on tap and ice-cold in bottles.  www.facebook.com/KeyWestShrimpHouse
                                                              EMAIL: cathy@keywestshrimphouse.com
              Planning a special event? The Boneyard includes a
            separate space for banquets, meetings or parties, com-
            plete with catering options.                      LUNCH
                                                              Tuesday–Saturday
            HAND-CRAFTED WINES AND BEER                       11am-2pm
                                                              DINNER
              Three wineries are located in the Madison area. One   Tuesday–Friday 5-9pm
            of the downtown establishments—Thomas Family      Saturday 5-10pm
                                                              Sunday Noon-8pm
            Winery, 208 E. Second St.—features several wines by
            third-generation vintner Steve Thomas, who also spe-
            cializes in rustic bread baked onsite in an outdoor brick   50 YEARS OF DINING IN MADISON!
            oven. The pub-style atmosphere hosts live music most


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