5 Restaurants of Interest in Small-town Monrovia

by Cindy Paul on September 1, 2009

Get your Philly cheese steak at Muggs N Pye in Mooresville, Indiana Monrovia is one of the smallest of the dozens of small satellite cities that orbit close to big brother Indianapolis in Central Indiana. With a population of just over 600 in the 2000 census, Monrovia should probably offer only a couple of the most basic types of family dining facilities. But surprisingly, Monrovia boasts a disproportionately high number of interesting and unique eateries.

The major restaurants in this little hamlet are clustered together on West Main Street. They have quaint titles, like Charlotte’s Country Cafe, the Country Store Pizza and Main Street Bar & Grill, to name a few. Below are some of the most popular Monrovia restaurants, for your perusal.

The town of Mooresville is only five miles away, which broadens the prospects for interesting dining considerably for Monrovians. A few Mooresville restaurants within arm’s reach are also included in the list of Monrovia restaurants, below. And underneath the Monrovia restaurants list, you will find a collection of links to other great restaurants within a radius of 25 miles from Monrovia.

Monrovia Restaurants

	Dawg House Pizza Restaurant: A favorite family Monrovia restaurant, just off the Interstate-70 freeway on Main Street in the pretty little Central Indiana hamlet.
	Gray Brothers Cafeteria: Comfort food in the best Midwest tradition and comfy desserts too. After a sumptuous dinner of roast pork, catfish or homemade lasagna, grab a fragrant, delicious peach cobbler for dessert and take home a sugar-free cherry pie while you’re at it. In nearby Mooresville.
	JT’s Mugg N Pye Pizza and Grill Restaurant: Here’s a crowd-pleasing restaurant Monrovia restaurant guaranteed to please event the trickiest member of your group.
	Squealers Award Winning Barbeque: Famous for their authentic Southern style, hickory-smoked barbecue, Squealers is in Mooresville, a few miles away.
	Zydeco’s Restaurant: Zydeco’s brings South Louisiana to the Midwest with inimitable style and grace. Pure Cajun and Creole cuisine in the nearby town of Mooresville.