Indulge in culinary adventures where cravings find their perfect match. Whether savoring a delicious meal with friends, marking a memorable occasion or seeking a quick and delicious bite on the go, the diverse selection of eateries at Clay Terrace is thought to cater to every appetite. From global fare to comforting favorites, visitors find a diverse array of flavors and experiences for taste buds.
Additionally, on Oct. 17, guests can join the Boo ‘n Brew, a festival-sized celebration of all things autumn at Clay Terrace from 2-6 p.m. Trick-or-treat through the center at participating retailers and along Clay Terrace Boulevard, then settle in for live music from Toy Factory and Jambox. Grown-ups can unwind in the beer garden featuring four local breweries, while the whole family enjoys horse-drawn hayrides, a corn maze, Selfie Station (sponsored by Jetset Pilates), a pumpkin patch with decorating and a live pumpkin carving demo. Kids will love the Silly Safaris animal shows, face painting (sponsored by Capitol Construction) and balloon twisters. Don’t forget to bring pets to stop by the Pet Zone (sponsored by CityVet) and enter furry friends in the costume contest.
Opened in 2004, Clay Terrace in Carmel, was co-developed by Simon Property Group and Lauth Group Inc. as central Indiana’s first outdoor "lifestyle shopping center." Located at U.S. 31 and 146th Street, the open-air retail hub spans roughly 493,000 square feet and features vintage-style storefronts, restaurants and community spaces.
Eateries located at Clay Terrace, by alphabetical order, are: Barry Bagels; Bella Pizzeria; Cafe Patachou; Cold Stone Creamery; Danielle's Popcorn; Harmony Poke and Bubble Tea; Java House; Jimmy John's; Kona Grill; Pies & Pints Craft Pizza and Beer; Prime 47; Qdoba Mexican Grill; Sweetgreen; Upland Brewing Co.; and coming-soon Shake Shack and Cava.