Everything Indy: Paris, Indiana - NYTimes.com The standard for cab driver knowledge in Indianapolis is set rather low. Ask to be taken anyplace other than Lucas Oil Stadium or the airport, and the cabbie's response is as likely to be "where?" as "sure thing." The Indianapolis City Market is a downtown institution, established in 1886. The red-brick building with arched windows is home to eateries, produce stands, and the second-floor Tomlinson's Taproom. The Market is listed in every Indianapolis tourist publication. To local cabbies, however, it might as well be on Mars. Despite the ignorance of the cabbies, football fans have found their way to the City Market, even though it is more than a mile from the Super Bowl Village. "We've seen a real uptick in business, and it is nice to just get people out into this the beautiful building," said Colleen Dobbs, owner of the 3 Days in Paris creperie. Out-of-towners began showing up late in the week. "We have started to see some different jerseys, hear some different accents," she said. Dobbs started her creperie two years ago after a trip to Paris. 3 Days in Paris offers both savory and sweet options, including a Market crepe loaded with fresh spinach and sun-dried tomatoes. The crepes come folded and wrapped in a napkin, so you can eat them on the move if you are very dextrous or very French. Coffee is prepared using the pour-over technique. Dobbs" creperie stayed open until 10:30 Friday night, and if you think the nighttime beer-and-football crowd has no interest in French cuisine, think again. "I think I made about 90 crepes last night," said Sarabeth Marshall, who worked the late shift. Every time the doors opened, another swarm of people came in. The Market will be busy again Saturday night, and visitors who want more traditional "football food" can enjoy Cajun fare from Papa Roux (try the catfish nuggets) and sample the microbrews at Tomlinson's. On a rainy Saturday morning, however, the Market is quiet, with some locals buying groceries and coffee and Girl Scouts hawking cookies. Later, the Market may be a good place for celebrity-gawking. Jake Ballard was here early in the week, as were some other famous people. We saw Jared from Subway! Dobbs said. Jared did not order a crepe.