Indianapolis, Indiana: Big Barbecue Grill and Bronze Inventor
Big Weber grill above the entrance of restaurant that cooks on Weber grills. Inside there's a bronze statue of kettle grill inventor George A. Stephen working on three steaks.
Weber Grill
- Address:
- 10 N. Illinois St, Indianapolis, IN
- Directions:
- Downtown, north of Washington Street and west of Meridian Street on west side of Illinois St.
- Hours:
- M-Th 11am-11pm, Fri-Sat 11am-Midnight, Sun Noon-10pm (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 317-636-7600
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The hard science of meat grilling is finally getting the respect it deserves. Some companies have hired physicists to consult on the proper temperature-to-flip ratio that excites the molecules just so. But in the dark ages before barbecue was funding university labs, innovators like George A. Stephen dreamed of better, more portable grilling equipment. He invented the Weber kettle grill, and started to sell it in 1952.
At the Weber Grill Restaurant, diners can admire a life-size bronze statue of Stephen taking on three prime beef cuts on a bronze Weber grill.
[RoadsideAmerica.com Team, 08/04/2014]
A big barbecue grill is on the wall outside the Weber Grill Restaurant.
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Inside is a kitchen using a line of Weber grills.