One Of The Country's Most Romantic Restaurants Is In Indiana And You'll Definitely Want To Visit
By Courtney Johnston|Published January 03, 2017
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Courtney's originally from the East Coast, but has found a charming new home in Indiana. She loves checking out local music, reading, and trying new food. She's also a little too addicted to coffee and has a Maine Coon cat she answers to.
You likely have your fair share of favorite romantic restaurants in the Hoosier state, but sometimes you want to go somewhere extra special that will really wow your date. The good news is, according to OpenTable, two of the most romantic restaurants in the country reside in our fair state. The first one, Eagle’s Nest at the Hyatt, is a fairly well-known and breathtaking venue. However, the second one is a romantic restaurant you’ve likely never heard of and definitely need to check out…
Deep in the heart of northwest Indiana, in the large town of Merrillville, sits Gamba Ristorante, an incredible romantic restaurant that will impress your special someone, even before you walk in the door.
The ambience inside of Gamba Ristorante is perfect for a first date, anniversary, or other special occasion. Their menu is fairly small, but there is no doubt you'll both find amazing entrees to choose from.
From there, move onto something a bit more adventurous and rewarding, like their unique grilled Manchester quail dish. Not feeling something so adventurous? Don't worry, they also have pasta, crab cakes, and other popular Italian cuisine.
Of course, no date night is ever complete without dessert, and at Gamba, you'll always find perfectly plated, tempting options, like this vibrant and sweet fruit tart.
No matter the occasion, make it more memorable and special by dining at Gamba Ristorante.
Find them at 455 E 84th Dr, Merrillville, IN 46410
There’s just something inherently romantic about classic Italian restaurants. For more gorgeous dining settings, check out these 12 romantic restaurants in the Hoosier state.
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