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If you love wandering through a bookstore, O'Gara and Wilson Antiquarian Booksellers in Chesterton, Indiana should be on your list! Read More »

Founded in 1983, Chesterton Bicycle Station in Chesterton, Indiana has come a long way since operating out of a garage! Moving to a physical location in 1991, it has since become the place for locals and tourists to go to buy or rent a bicycle. Read More »

Finding O'Gara and Wilson Antiquated Booksellers in Chesterton, Indiana was a great start to our latest little Indiana trip. Founded in 1882 in Hyde Park, Chicago, the shop has relocated to this Porter County town! Read More »

If it's the local hangout you want, then Red Cup Cafe in Chesterton, Indiana is probably it! This would be especially true if you are vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free. A unique, eccentric interior, fair trade coffee, and homemade goods makes for quite the experience here in Porter County. Read More »

Ella's Bella in Chesterton, Indiana is one styling shop! Everything you need--and yes, that includes shoes!--can be found within these four walls. Read More »

You would never guess that such carefully crafted pastries, desserts, and so much more are tucked away inside Tonya's Patisserie in Chesterton, Indiana. Read More »

In Chesterton, Indiana, it doesn't get more hip and happening than Red Cup Cafe. One look at the painted red and white ceiling, record player, and styling chairs and get a load of the artsy vibe! Read More »

If you didn't think you could find stylish clothing and accessories in a small town, you probably haven't been to Ella's Bella in Chesterton, Indiana. From head to toe, Ella's Bella has you covered! Read More »

My standards for Italian dishes are very high and Lucrezia Cafe in Chesterton, Indiana just blew me away with their menu. Read More »

Chesterton, Indiana has yet another dining option: it's Popolano's Italian Restaurant! Read More »