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The complete at-a-glance directory of La Porte, Indiana — browse it top to bottom like the Sunday paper, or search for exactly what you need.
Section No. 1
Eat & Drink
From lakeside grills to family diners that have fed generations, La Porte's tables are set. Pull up a chair.
Eat & Drink, La Porte, Ind. — fig. 1
Café Trilogy
Downtown café serving breakfast, lunch, and espresso with a warm local crowd.
Heston Supper Club
Award-winning prime rib and hand-cut steaks — a family institution for 40+ years.
The Red Door
Dining and live music Wednesdays through Saturdays on Lincolnway.
Trattoria Enzo
Beloved downtown Italian kitchen known for handmade pastas.
Bon Viet
Authentic French-Vietnamese cuisine in the heart of historic downtown — featured worldwide.
Blockhead Beerworks
Innovative craft beers and Asian-fusion eats at 1100 Lincolnway — new to downtown.
Drift on Pine
Lake-view dining and a rooftop bar overlooking Pine Lake.
Tony's Table
Lunch, dinner, and a beloved weekend brunch on Truesdell Avenue.
Royale with Cheese
Smash-style burgers with house-made secret sauce on Michigan Ave.
Mucho Mas Grill
Bold Mexican grill favorites that keep locals coming back.
T-Bones at Pier 11
Steaks and sunsets right on the water at the Blue Heron.
Grandma's House of Pancakes
Stacks of comfort — breakfast the way grandma intended.
Round the Clock
Classic diner comfort food, a local staple for decades.
El Cantarito
Vibrant Mexican cuisine with generous plates and margaritas.
El Bracero
927 Pine Lake Ave · Authentic Mexican — locals swear by the birria tacos and generous portions.
Archie's Restaurant
104 North St · Small family-owned diner with breakfast served anytime and lots of options.
Albano's Villa Pizza
Old-school pizzeria pies that locals swear by.
Northside BBQ
Slow-smoked barbecue with all the fixings.
Four Seasons Asian Fusion
Fresh sushi and pan-Asian favorites downtown.
Bistro on the Greens
Elevated dining overlooking Beechwood Golf Course.
Christos Family Dining
A La Porte family-dining institution with something for everyone.
The Green Room at The Studio
Vintage restaurant, cocktail lounge, and live music venue at 505–507 Lincolnway downtown.
Section No. 2
Coffee & Sweets
Morning roasts, afternoon scoops, and frozen treats — the sweetest corners of a good La Porte day.
A Whole World of Good
711 Lincolnway · La Porte's №1 — an organic craft coffee house with a comfy lounge, designed to feel like your home away from home. Sip, linger, and stay awhile.
Rocky Mountain Café
Downtown's cozy coffeehouse for a slow morning cup.
Hotspot Café
Friendly café pours, light bites, and frozen treats, perfect for catching up.
Allen Street Roasters
Small-batch weekend roaster popping up inside Emmy's Bakery.
Deluxe Tastee Cream
The summertime ice cream stand every La Porte kid remembers.
Downtown Delights
604 Lincolnway · Family-friendly self-serve frozen yogurt and ice cream shop.
Java Joy. Drinks & Treats
718 Lincolnway · Frappes, lattes, cold brew, smoothies, and sweet treats downtown, (219) 617-5117.
Section No. 3
Shop Local
Quaint, independently-owned shops line the streets around the historic courthouse. Every purchase stays close to home.
A Whole World of Good
711 Lincolnway · La Porte's №1 boutique — fashion for every size, season, and occasion, alongside unique artisan gifts. Beautifully curated, delightfully unexpected.
Roxy Music
1012 Lincolnway · Hand-picked guitars, expert repairs, and music lessons since 1939.
Coachman Antique Mall
23,000 square feet of one-of-a-kind vintage finds in a historic storefront.
Freckle Farm Primitives & Antiques
522 Lincolnway · Primitives, farmhouse furniture, and garden finds downtown. Thu–Sat 11–5, Sun 1–4.
Happy Frog Soap Company
Artisan co-op carrying handmade soaps, candles, and gifts.
Bennett's Up Towne Shoppes
Antique treasures worth the browse.
Section No. 4
Mercantile
The provisioners — fresh fish, fair-trade goods, and organic pantry staples from merchants who know your name.
A Whole World of Good
711 Lincolnway · La Porte's №1 mercantile — a European import mercantile and artisan marketplace, thoughtfully gathered under one roof downtown. Across the street and around the world.
Ludwig Fish & Produce
The century-old marketplace for fresh fish, smoked specialties, and produce.
Nature's Cupboard
613 Michigan Ave · Organic ingredients, local meat and produce, and wholesome pantry goods.
Section No. 5
Day Spas
Rest is a local product too. Saunas, massage tables, and quiet rooms where La Porte goes to recharge.
Studio 7:14
714 Lincolnway · Wellness place, counseling center, and apothecary — FAR infrared sauna, halotherapy, red light, PEMF, and massage. Open until 7:14 daily.
Get Well Massage
At Studio 7:14, 714 Lincolnway · La Porte's destination for therapeutic massage — book your table time at 714.studio.
Posh Day Spa
1021 Indiana Ave · Massage, facials, Hydrafacial, waxing, nail care, and more on scenic Indiana Avenue.
Spa-Ology Day Spa
First-class treatments — deep tissue, LaStone therapy, and lymphatic drainage.
Therapeutic Healing Hands Massage
The massage studio locals rave about — book ahead.
SoothingSoles Reflexology & Spa
Reflexology, back facials, and foot care that melts the week away.
Tina Renae Health & Beauty
Ionic foot cleanses, facials, and personal care by appointment.
Section No. 6
Hair & Nails
Fresh cuts, good color, and a proper polish — the chairs where half of La Porte's news gets traded.
Salon Rogue & Spa
820 Lincolnway · Cuts, color, balayage, and wedding hair — book online.
Generations Hair Salon
428 Perry St · Full-service family salon, (219) 326-9090.
True Color Salon
207 Truesdell Ave · An Aveda concept salon focused on color confidence.
Hair Fitness
1405 E Lincolnway, Suite E · Energetic full-service salon, (219) 326-5565.
Wilson's Barbershop & Shave Parlor
818 Lincolnway · Classic cuts and hot-towel shaves, (219) 326-1600.
Cook-da-Barber
615 E Lincolnway · Precision cuts by appointment.
CK Nails
39 Pine Lake Ave · Manicures, pedicures, and nail art, (219) 362-6342.
Diamond Nails & Spa
2332 N US-35 · Full nail care, Tue–Fri 9–6, weekends by appointment.
Hand & Foot Spa
109 Longwood Dr · Manicures, pedicures, lashes, and skin care.
Section No. 7
Healthy Living
Add life into your years — the local spots keeping La Porte nourished, strong, and well.
A Whole World of Good
711 Lincolnway · AIP-friendly offerings, therapeutic teas, and organic craft coffee — goodness for body and neighborhood alike.
Studio 7:14
714 Lincolnway · Wellness place, counseling center, and apothecary — infrared sauna, halotherapy, red light, and massage. Open until 7:14.
Turnaround Lifestyle
A destination wellness boot camp and reclaim-health spa — a private sabbatical for leaders seeking wholeness of body, soul, mind & spirit.
Nature's Cupboard
613 Michigan Ave · Organic groceries, fresh juice, and honest ingredients.
Hometown Health and Wellness
1104 6th St · Direct primary care with a personal touch, (219) 369-6008.
Reform Pilates Studio
1333 State Road 2, Suite 103 · Pilates for every body — the studio everyone's talking about, (219) 393-0009.
Mind the Truth
714 Lincoln Way · Scripturally grounded biblical counseling with Jeanny Alexandre, (219) 351-0407. By appointment.
Section No. 8
Parks, Lakes & Trails
Seven lakes, 850 acres of parkland, and trails in every direction — the green and blue bones of the Maple City.
Parks, Lakes & Trails, La Porte, Ind. — fig. 8
Pine Lake
La Porte's biggest lake — boating, skiing, fishing, and a tiki bar on the water.
Stone Lake & Beach
Quiet swimming beach and peaceful paddling waters.
Soldiers Memorial Park
Trails, picnic spots, and lakefront views at the city's grandest park.
Kesling Park & Trail
Walking trail, sports fields, and the Bill Reed Tennis Complex.
Luhr County Park
Nature center, playgrounds, catch-and-release pond, and a dog park.
Fox Memorial Park
Clear Lake's park — fishing piers, paddling access, picnic shelters, and quiet green space along the water.
Red Mill County Park
Wooded hiking trails and quiet wetlands just outside town.
Pinhook Bog
A rare quaking bog and unit of Indiana Dunes National Park — ranger-led tours.
Section No. 9
Livin' the Lake Life
The mayor says it, we live it — livin' the Lake Life. Pontoons, jet skis, kayaks, sails, and deep-water salmon charters: rent it by the hour on Pine and Stone Lakes, or head twelve miles up the road to Michigan City and chase king salmon on the big lake.
Pine Lake Marina
908 Pine Lake Ave · Pontoon, tritoon, and high-performance ski boat rentals with tow packages — tubes, wakeboards, and skis. Seasonal slips, boat ramp, and a ship store. (219) 402-1120.
Pine Lake Rentals
At the Blue Heron Inn, 1110 Lakeside St · Pontoon and kayak rentals on Pine Lake with a new or nearly-new fleet, half- and full-day rates, and the Boardwalk Beach Bar right on site. (219) 370-3836.
T & E Marine Rentals
Mobile jet ski rental delivered to the lake of your choosing — La Porte's way to fly across the water. (219) 455-8800.
Maple City Adventure
222 Pine Lake Ave · La Porte's first kayak and electric bike rental shop — single and tandem kayaks by the hour or day, delivered to the lake for you.
Stone Lake Beach Kayak Rentals
Self-serve kayaks right at Stone Lake Beach — scan the QR code or use the Rent.Fun app, paddle and life vest included.
La Porte Yacht Club
Sailing on Pine Lake since way back — racing, lessons, and a community of sail.
Pine Lake Boat & Motor
Lakeside pontoon rentals for cruising and fishing, plus a full repair and service shop.
Fay's Marina
909 Pine Lake Ave · Full-service marine shop — boat and personal watercraft sales, parts, service, and kayaks since forever. (219) 362-1491.
Fire Drill Charters
Michigan City · Lake Michigan's premier salmon and trout charter, sailing from Heisman Harbor. (219) 898-8282.
Tightline Fishing Charters
Michigan City · Salmon and trout charters plus lake cruises on Lake Michigan.
Colorblind Charters
Michigan City · Six-hour salmon and trout trips for up to 6 guests aboard a spacious Carolina Classic.
Spontaneous Fishing Charters
Michigan City · Offshore salmon aboard Spontaneous, a 40-foot Chris Craft sportfishing yacht.
Cloud Nine Charter Fishing
Washington Park Marina, Michigan City · Lake Michigan charter fishing with Captain on Cloud Nine. (219) 879-7852.
Public Boat Launches
Stone Lake's concrete ramp at Soldiers Memorial Park and Clear Lake's launch at Fox Memorial Park — bring your own and get straight on the water.
Section No. 10
Attractions & Museums
Steam trains, Clydesdales, and a courthouse straight out of 1892 — the stories of LaPorte County, kept alive.
Hesston Steam Museum
Ride real narrow-gauge steam trains through the woods — plus an ice cream parlor.
La Porte County Historical Society Museum
Three floors of history, antique autos, and the infamous Belle Gunness story.
Thaddeus C Gallery
Original paintings, glass, ceramics, and custom framing downtown.
Cardinal Creative Space
Community art studio and handmade housewares boutique — drawing, painting, pottery, sculpture, and fused glass classes for all ages, plus date nights and private parties with art educator Emily Repp.
La Porte County Symphony Orchestra
A 60-musician semi-professional orchestra — symphonic concerts, pops, and community performances.
La Porte Little Theatre Club
218 A St · Founded in 1924 — one of Indiana's oldest community theatres, all-volunteer and still going strong.
La Porte County Courthouse
The 1892 Romanesque landmark at the heart of downtown.
Sandy Acres Clydesdales
Meet, brush, and tour with gentle giant Clydesdale horses.
Sherwood Forest Paintball
80 acres of play and the largest paintball castle in the Midwest.
Rumely Allis-Chalmers Heritage Center
Celebrating La Porte's tractor-building heritage.
Lakeside Lavender and Herbs
A fragrant lavender farm with products and friendly know-how.
Section No. 11
Farms & Markets
U-pick orchards, roadside sweet corn, and a Saturday farmers market — the good stuff, straight from the source.
Farms & Markets, La Porte, Ind. — fig. 11
Garwood Orchards
U-pick apples, farm market, and a bakery worth the drive.
La Porte Farmers Market
Downtown Saturday market with local produce, baked goods, and crafts.
Farmed & Forged Market
Producers-only Sunday market at Monroe & Lincolnway — local farmers, foragers, makers, and live music, May through September. SNAP dollars tripled.
Blueberries of Indiana
U-pick blueberries, honey, and a family-friendly farm stand.
Burek Farms
Legendary white sweet corn and a friendly farm stand.
Williams Orchard
Cherries, peaches, and orchard-fresh fruit in season.
Rosey's Berry Farm
The best strawberries around, say the regulars.
McClure Christmas Tree Farm
4677 N 525 W · Three generations, 9,000+ trees, hayrides to the field, and a Christmas Shoppe in a century-old dairy barn. Dogs welcome.
Dudeck's Pine Country
80 rolling acres of pine, fir, and spruce in Rolling Prairie — a family tree-farm tradition for 65+ years, open the day after Thanksgiving.
Section No. 12
Events & Festivals
The calendar that brings the whole town out — parades, fairs, concerts, and lake days worth circling in red.
LaPorte County Fair
Indiana's oldest county fair — rides, livestock, and fair food every July.
La Porte 4th of July Parade
One of the region's biggest Independence Day celebrations.
La Porte LakeFest
A summer festival celebrating life on Pine Lake.
Arts in the Park
Live performances all summer long in Soldiers Memorial Park.
Civic Concert Series
Community concerts that have soundtracked La Porte for generations.
Downtown Farmers Market Days
Saturday mornings, May through October, around the courthouse.
Section No. 13
Churches
Sunday mornings and Saturday evenings across La Porte — congregations of every tradition with doors open wide. Times can shift with the seasons, so check ahead before you go.
La Porte Missionary Church
104 E 18th St · Sun 10:30 AM morning worship.
Liberty Bible Church — La Porte
608 Colfax Ave · Sun 9:00 & 10:45 AM · Wed student gathering 6:30 PM.
Gate City Church
610 Maple Ave · Sun 10:00 AM · Wed gatherings 6:00–7:30 PM.
La Porte Assembly
Assemblies of God congregation · Sun 9:30 AM worship.
Journey Church
6006 N Fail Rd · Sun 9:00 & 10:30 AM (CST), live online during the 10:30 service.
Agape Christian Church
1601 I St · Sun 10:00 AM worship · Sun 5:00 PM evening service.
First Church of God
2020 E Lincolnway · Sun 8:30 & 10:30 AM · Wed 6:00 PM.
Bethany Lutheran Church
102 G St · Sun 8:00 & 9:30 AM (one 9:30 AM service in summer) · also on WIMS 1420 AM Sundays at 9.
The Bride Church
802 Indiana Ave, in the historic 1890 church · Sunday School 9:00 AM · Prayer 10:00 AM · Worship 10:30 AM.
St. John's Lutheran Church & School
111 Kingsbury Ave · Sat 6:00 PM Traditional · Sun 8:00 AM Liturgical & 9:30 AM Connect.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
201 Bach St · Sat Vigil 4:00 PM · Sun 10:45 AM · Daily Mass Mon–Fri 8:00 AM. Part of Holy Family Parish.
St. Peter Catholic Church
1101 Michigan Ave · Sat Vigil 5:30 PM · Sun 8:00 AM (livestream). Part of Holy Family Parish.
St. Joseph Catholic Church
109 C St · Sat Vigil 6:00 PM (Spanish) · Sun 6:45 AM, 9:00 AM & Noon (Spanish) · Wed 7:00 PM bilingual.
State Street Community Church
Corner of State & Linwood Sts, downtown · Sun 8:30 & 10:30 AM, in person and online.
Calvary Baptist Church
1808 I St · Sunday services — call for current times.
Section No. 14
Community Resources
Around here, help never takes a holiday. The organizations that hold La Porte together, all in one place.
City of La Porte
City services, news, parks, and event calendars.
La Porte County Public Library
Books, programs, and community resources for all ages.
Center Township Trustee
Assistance with housing, utilities, and food access.
First Step of La Porte
Local churches helping neighbors through short-term crises. (219) 200-3009.
La Porte Economic Advancement Partnership
Supporting the businesses that make La Porte work.
Section No. 15
Homes & Real Estate
Ten of the finest homes on the La Porte market right now — hand-picked for character, craftsmanship, and photos worth lingering over. High-end, custom, and built with the kind of detail you only find in homes from the 1800s through the late twentieth century. No new builds, no lots, no projects. Listings change fast; verified July 2026.
$525,0001402 Indiana Ave
The crown jewel of the historic district — an 1845 Queen Anne with a turret, wraparound porch, and 4,004 square feet of preserved grandeur, beautifully updated throughout. 4 bd · 2 ba · 4,004 sqft.
$474,9001406 Indiana Ave
An 1880 Victorian on a double lot along La Porte's grandest avenue — wraparound porch, grand staircase, and six bedrooms of pure character. 6 bd · 3.5 ba · 3,777 sqft.
$850,000669 Waverly Rd
Pine Lake frontage with a sandy beach and a massive deck over the water — a bright 1954 lakefront retreat built for year-round living. 3 bd · 2 ba · 2,243 sqft.
$299,900909 Pennsylvania Ave
A stately 1855 four-bedroom near Stone Lake — leaded glass, a Palladian window, and period character kept beautifully intact. 4 bd · 2 ba · 2,204 sqft.
$540,000126 Orchard Ave
Five private acres a walk from Stone Lake — remodeled baths, a stunning veranda, raised organic gardens, and 100 photos that don't disappoint. 4 bd · 2 ba · 3,542 sqft.
$580,0002530 S 400 E
A picture-book country estate on 6.15 acres — geothermal efficiency, three garage bays, a custom chicken coop, and a whimsical treehouse. 4 bd · 3 ba · 4,611 sqft.
$350,0002212 Southwest Rd
Mid-century brick raised ranch overlooking Beechwood's 16th fairway — solid oak floors, gas fireplace, one careful owner. 4 bd · 2 ba · 2,544 sqft.
$225,000208 Ardmore Ave
Pine Lake living at a friendly price — golf course views, deeded lake rights, a private beach, and community docks. 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,444 sqft.
$469,0001587 N Rustic Dr
A Rustic Hills stunner on 1.34 landscaped acres minutes from Pine Lake — granite kitchen, cathedral ceilings, a spiral staircase to the loft, a private balcony off the primary suite, and your own in-ground pool. 4 bd · 2.5 ba · 3,056 sqft.
$635,0005405 N Campbell
A luxury estate in prestigious Rangewood minutes from Lake Michigan — private library with French doors, chef's kitchen with counters by a Chicago artist, heated in-ground pool, screened porch, and access to a 5-acre natural lake. 5 bd · 5 ba · 4,087 sqft on nearly an acre.
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