We ordered a very very delicious batch of vegan treats and they were simply amazing. The vegan pies…read morewere at hit and we can't wait to order more. This city is so hard to find great tasting vegan treats and I think we found a place!!

Meg and Lauren make the tastiest desserts! I ordered some cupcakes made with white cake, raspberry…read morefilling, and chocolate frosting for a friend's party and several people commented on how good they were. I also gave Lauren very vague instructions for decorating and thought they turned out so pretty! We also had The Hive bake for our wedding! Our DAIRY FREE cake was lemon cake, berry filling, and vanilla icing. We also got lemon macaroons with raspberry filling. All of it had copper leaf decoration and looked stunning. You guys... I still dream about those desserts. People couldn't believe the cake was dairy free. It was so flavorful and moist. The macaroons melted in your mouth. My husband, who doesn't typically do desserts, was looking forward to cake leftovers when we got back from our honeymoon. Unfortunately there was not much leftover because all our guests had eaten it!!! Support this small business and enjoy your cake!

The Hive Bakeshop really came through for our quarantine birthday celebration. The cake was yummy,…read morewe got the lemon raspberry which was an excellent choice. The team went above and beyond to make a difficult time and long distance celebration happen for us. I would recommend them for any special occasions.

I had the best gluten free, flourless chewy chocolate and walnut bite ( cookie) that I have ever…read moretasted. Limited gluten free options but this was the #1!!!!

Yummy choices, great friendly staff, lovely outdoor dining! Can't wait to dig in! I bought bread,…read moregranola and eclairs!

Taylor's is a bakery with history in Indianapolis, no fuss or frills, they have sheet cakes ready…read moreto go, and make themselves available for custom orders, morning donuts, cookies- just about everything. Their notorious icing is perfect for any occasion & their customer service is the cherry on top. This is my favorite place to just pop in and grab a sheet cake, or some cookies.

Sad, the shelves are always empty, favorites discontinued and recipes changed. Years of another…read moregreat indiana bakery are done.

I'd had the privilege of enjoying Cretia Cakes at Zoobilation and Museum by Moonlight and fell in…read morelove! Both times--if I remember correctly--I fell in love with the caramel cake. While I was initially bummed to find out they didn't have an always-open storefront (or perhaps not yet ), I knew that when the chance arose for a cake or cupcake order, I'd want to order directly from Cretia Cakes. In hosting family and friends recently, this was the perfect opportunity. I ordered three dozen cupcakes: caramel cupcakes with caramel flavored buttercream (some they also added caramel drizzle on) and coconut with coconut buttercream. Incredibly moist and delicious! Some cupcakes it feels the icing is the star while the cake is just average, but I truly enjoy the balance of both and I believe Cretia's offers this. The team was careful to verify my order to ensure it was right and even followed up further to ensure they followed all of my details correctly. Pro tip -- 1) Cretia has cake and much more! I also ordered three pans of yeast rolls which were so scrumptious and perfect with the rest of our dinner. 2) Be sure to check their website and social media for specials and deals. I missed the deadline for mine so don't miss out like me! Highly recommend Cretia Cakes for your next gathering -- big or small. Thanks Cretia & Team!

Everything was delicious! I really like the dew drops and the mexican wedding cookies. Her…read morecaramel cake is divine and the homemade rolls were so buttery and soft. everything was 10/10

a little pricey so I don't come every week, but it is usually delicious. always terrific service…read moreand I ate in today. I got a broad ripple breakfast sandwich and a chai latte to eat here and a slice of lemon poppyseed pound cake and a loaf of sourdough for the week. I came back because I loved this sandwich last time. Today even the bacon was excessively salty, and the overall sandwich was far too salty. I won't order it again until it is fixed. I couldn't even eat half of it.

Got some coffee to go during our walk along the monon today! Got the house breakfast sandwich --…read morewhich was great (although the bacon was a little undercooked for our liking) & two coffees. Partner got a caramel latte which he really enjoyed & I got the seasonal chocolate & orange latte iced which honestly was perfect. We got a few sweet treats and even got our pup a little pup cup! The inside is fairly spacious & their outside space is nice & pup friendly! Honestly wish the monon had more places like this along it!

Stopped by Filigree Bakery at the Amanda's Exchange Market today and WOW... this cake practically…read morechanged my life. The icing was perfection. just the right amount of sweet. The packaging was on point! tote bag, added spoon, everything beautifully done. It felt less like buying dessert and more like receiving a luxury cake experience once I got home. . definitely be back and telling everyone

Broad Ripple Village. It's an unique neighborhood of Indy, on the far northside of the city. Where…read morethere are businesses based out of bungalows, the Monon trail runs through it, and people venture down on the weekends to frequent the boutiques and local restaurants (La Piedad, Bazbeaux, Flatwater, etc). Broad Ripple Village is going through the same changes that other neighborhoods are seeing (luxury apartment complexes, shuttering of small businesses, raising of rents forcing businesses out of mixed-use space). Over the past two years we've lived here, I've been frequenting nearly all of the places here. Except Filigree. Until now. Filigree Bakery- off Carrollton Avenue, adjacent to Fresh Thyme Market and where there used to be a Lou Malnati's. The word Filigree itself refers to the intricate metalwork used in jewerly, the lace-like patterns of gold and silver one might see in Indian jewerly. Small but intricate. The feeling of warmth out of something tiny. The space is small, but the filling in the macarons were not. I got a 6-pack of macarons- picking out two Pistachio (natural bias), strawberry, strawberry with lime, and other some others. The amount of filling in the macarons was more than I would get at other places. So definitely very filling. I'm not a macaron connoisseur. Suffice to say, I liked it. The shop was nice. We need businesses like this in BR.

A true neighborhood institution, couldn't imagine life without it. The best, so consistent, great…read morepeople. It's just the best. Nothing in Indy comes close to the Fieldhouse as far as breakfast sands go.

My professor recommended this quaint spot because it's close to Butler Campus. Ironically I've been…read moreto Tinker Coffee directly across the street but I had never tried this cute spot! The staff were super nice and my waitress was amazing. I got there a little early so she made me a vanilla latte that was really good! I had the 56th street platter (bacon, pancakes, home fries and pancakes). I thought the eggs would be scrambled but they were still good. The pancakes were light and fluffy. The only thing I didn't enjoy were the home fries. A little undercooked but overall the food for the price was good! While ordering, one of the servers came out with these amazing looking quiches! OMG!! I wanted to buy both the veggie and bacon ones so bad but I wasn't going straight home. The quiches were so appealing to the eyes; it's the perfect dishe if you're having guests for the holidays! I'm definitely going to purchase one next time I'm there. If you're looking for a nice spot where you can vibe or eat outdoors I would recommend this place. The clientele was very diverse and some people even knew the staffs' names...impressive! The desserts look amazing as well. Give this place a try. Parking is a little hard to navigate but it's a neighborhood spot you should definitely check out!

Have been twice for celebrations. Small but cozy place with a great ambiance. This time was my 60th…read morebirthday lunch. Fabulous food and better company

Cake Bake truly reminded me of Disney World -- it was just so magical! Everything sparkled, from…read morethe cookies and cakes to the iced latte I grabbed to-go. You could even purchase some of that glimmer to make your life sparkle at home, granted for almost $40. I decided to stop in because I've pretty much tried every coffee shop in Hamilton County, and when I saw you could grab coffee to-go here, I knew I had to check it out since I've never been! I'm SO glad I did because this was easily one of the prettiest coffees I've had in the area, and the vibes were absolutely immaculate. The space was a little cramped, and it was somewhat tricky to tell who was waiting in line for goodies versus coffee, which made it feel a bit overstimulating. But the drink itself was sweet, delicious, and definitely worth the stop! I can't say it would be one of my frequent stops as I waited a decent amount of time for just a coffee, in a cramped area but was cool to see as I can't find myself making a reservation anytime soon after seeing the prices (sheesh to say the least!) It did seem like such a special spot in Carmel, IN, stepping into an entirely different world so I understand the hype, maybe one day I'll try the cake & food.

What a wonderful little find! The pies are absolutely beautiful and taste even better -- so good,…read morewe forgot to take a picture of the apple crumble pie we picked up! I especially loved seeing a simple, recognizable ingredient list without a laundry list of preservatives. You really can taste the difference. The packaging may be almost as charming as the pies, with messages for everything from "Happy Anniversary" and "Congratulations" to "I'm Sorry" and "Happy Thanksgiving." Their message is exactly right: any day can be pie day! Pots & Pans Pie Co. is the cutest little spot, and we're already planning to stop again the next time we travel through Indianapolis on our way to or from Kentucky. Definitely worth the stop!

I understand that things are expensive everywhere right now and I will say that visiting Pots and…read morePans is typically a treat for me. I absolutely love the Root Beer float pie that they have for August for the fair. I made a point to stop before it went off of the menu until next year to grab a slice. My eyebrow raised a bit when a slice was $7.50 but brushed it off as it's a local business and given the economic state of the world. When I got home to dig in, I was astonished at how small the slice was. It does not even take up the whole box!! If you are going to charge $7.50 for a SLICE of pie, let it not be only a SLIVER!! At this price point, I expect a hefty piece of the pie. Absolutely ridiculous and unacceptable that this is the case.