H.B. Culpeppers was established in May, 1981 by partners Harry Spielman (H) and Ben Bruns (B). The company name CULPEPPERS was borrowed from the role of Spencer Tracy’s character, Captain C.G. in “It’s A Mad Mad World”, Culpepper. The Mrs. C.B.M. White building in which this business is housed was one of two commercial buildings constructed in 1915 for Harry White, an Indiana Judge, politician, and businessman. Prior to the establishment of H.B. Culpeppers this three story brick structure was home of the following businesses: Dairy Dell, Family Host Cafeteria, Landmark, and Michael’s.
In Jan. of 1997 H.B. Culpeppers expanded into the former Indiana Floral location. Many of the pictures and relics displayed on the walls were transferred to Culpeppers with the 1981 closing of the Atlantic Lunch. The six scenes from Jimmy Stewart movies were painted by Bill Rettig, an artist from the Butler area and the original designer of this restaurant. Culpepper’s Upper Deck Sports Bar opened for business in Jan. 2009. The project involved the renovation of 10 second story office spaces into a bar/lounge and game area.
We’re testing out some fresh new flavors — and you’re invited to be the first to try them!
3 flour tortillas with Mahi Mahi bites over spring mix with fresh mango salsa. Served with a side of Mexican rice.
Seasoned beef patty between two flour tortillas with shredded lettuce, Chipotle mayo, fresh pico de gallo w/ fries.
Panko breaded fried buffalo chicken dip balls served with ranch
Spinach lettuce mix with strawberries, blueberries, sesame seeds, poppy seeds, almonds slices tossed in a sweet house vinaigrette
Crisp Romaine lettuce served with grilled chicken breast, fresh mushrooms, croutons, parmesan cheese and Caesar dressing
Romaine lettuce, grilled chicken, mushrooms, and parmesan cheese wrapped in a flour tortilla served with Caesar dressing
