Foundry Provisions has been on my must-visit list for quite some time, and I finally got the chance…read moreto check it out while showing some out-of-town family around! I ordered the Honey Bee iced latte, while everyone else tried a mix of iced lattes and chai lattes--and every single drink was a hit. The space was incredibly inviting, with the cutest patio that made for the perfect spot to sit back and enjoy our drinks. Between the cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and overall vibes, I completely understood why this place is so loved. If it hadn't been 10 a.m., we absolutely would've grabbed some ice cream too because the flavors looked incredible. Safe to say Foundry Provisions has earned a permanent spot on my list, and I can't wait to come back!

Tidbit! Get the all-day breakfast sandwich. It's a delight, visually and taste-wise. The egg…read morearrives herbed and vibrantly green, and the bacon is thoughtfully chopped so every bite is effortless. Simple upgrades, big impact. We genuinely thought that this was a quick in-and-out stop. It was in a cute neighborhood, so we ran there and planned on wandering around the neighborhood. Spoiler: The regulars and staff alike made us feel immediately at home, which says everything about the culture of a place. With a dog-friendly patio, tempting pastry case, and the kind of easygoing energy that makes you want to become a regular, this gem of a café earns both your loyalty and your leisure time.

Danishes are killer. Great staff, Comfortable atmosphere were you can be yourself among very…read morediverse customers. Love Amelia's!

Such an Indy staple! How could you possibly go wrong with delicious pastries?! I love a pastry…read moreweekend where I see what fun pastries they have, order a bunch, and then roam their grocery section for yummy premade dips, bread, and other local produce and products. The pastries change frequently; though, they always have their staples, and it makes it so fun to go! The multiple locations make it easy to stop by or order ahead for pickup from anywhere in the city. This weekend we got a strawberry guava quesito; blueberry, fig jam, and brie pastry; and a vanilla cheese danish. Literally all incredible! I've never had anything bad. These are some talented pastry chefs! Each location has its own cute vibe and are all so perfect for the area they are in. A must try!

Went on a friend's recommendation, definitely not disappointed. If you want huge portions, bacon &…read moreeggs, Biscuits & Gravy, this is Not for you, if you want a flavor explosion that fill your brain, heart, and tastebuds with awe wonder, plus the feeling that you're relaxing in a quaint Parisian coffee shop this is the place to go. I had the shirred dukkah eggs, my wife had the portabella strata, both were absolutely amazing.

Tiny cafe near Palladium. Small menu with global - Middle Eastern flavor profiles. The cafe felt…read morevery European. Good place if you want something different, and are not in a hurry. The service was pretty laid back which made it a great place to sit back and catch up. The Shirred Duccah Eggs paired nicely with the Portabella Strata. The mushrooms in the strata were plenty and earthy. The fruit that came with it had pomegranate included which was a nice touch. The Ciabatta with the Shirred Duccah eggs was nicely toasted with a good chewy texture. It was great to complement the yolky egg. The lamb sausage did not taste very gamey and the spices with the pop of sweetness with the raisins made it and interesting, complex flavor profile. The N'Orleans iced coffee was not really chicory, and seemed like just a basic iced coffee. I'd try a different, stronger coffee next time.

So glad I discovered this adorable cafe on Yelp while I was in town for a work trip. It was a rainy…read moreFriday morning and after checking out of my hotel, I needed a quiet place to work for a few hours, a strong blast of caffeine, and something to eat. The moment I walked in the doors of Fire & Ice I knew Yelp did me good! The space is bright with a modern farmhouse feel to it. There's a fireplace, lounge seating, tables and chairs, and even a bar area (that's where I decided to sit). The ladies behind the counter were nice and gave me some recommendations. I went with their banana bread latte with oat milk and one of their biscuit sandwiches with egg and American cheese. Both were absolutely delicious and I would order again. I'll add that the restroom was clean, but the wifi wasn't that great. I ended up using my hotspot while I was there. This place is also women-owned and totally gluten free. Seriously, I had no idea until a friend told me a few days later. They're clearly a lot of things right!

5.23.26 Located at Allisonville & 62 on the NE corner. Plenty of parking. Always excited to try…read morea #NewToMe place and also one that is gluten free, as my dining companions need that for medical reasons. The inside is bright and comfortable. There are a variety of tables, also some comfy corner chairs. You order at the counter then they'll bring food to you. We all got (plain) coffee. There's a small sugar station on the end of the counter, but you have to ask for cream. I also told a staff member none of us had been there before, and asked were there coffee refills (since the rest was specialty coffee drinks) or do we pay? She said we can have one refill if we come up. My friends got gluten free egg/biscuit sandwiches. The hubs got a crepe with strawberries, bananas and more in it. I ordered the Galette Bretonne - which is described as "a savory light Buckwheat crepe with City ham, Gruyere cheese, with sunny side up egg" and also comes with a side salad. Our food came fairly quickly. The crepe was visually pretty. The biscuit sandwiches looked like they had nice fluffy biscuits (and, gluten free!) - but they were on the small side (smaller than an egg mcmuffin). My galette looked nice but not like the photo (see pics of mine & one from their web) - and the egg inside was well done, definitely not sunny side up or even medium. I don't mind harder cooked eggs, but the whole effect was very dry, so I went to the counter to ask for some syrup. The server told me that he would have to charge me for it. I said fine, yes please, because my dish is so dry it's unedible without it. So he went back in the kitchen and did bring me out a small side dish of syrup (see also pic of that, for size). I had my credit card ready, but he said "this one's on me." I thanked him and sat down to eat. ... and yes, that syrup was just the trick to make the dish delicious! So this is the thing that makes a whole experience "meh" as opposed to "really nice": Between me & my hubs, our food and plain coffees were $42. (My friends paid separately for theirs.) For that price and just counter service, if a guest asks for a small side of syrup for the food, there should not be a side charge. I think the server who gave it to me realized that (but I would have paid it anyway because the meal was just too dry without it) ... But here's the thing - there was another staff member at the counter when my server gave me that little side of syrup. She heard him say "no charge this time," and her expression absolutely changed, and she looked mad that he did not charge me, and like she was about to say something (but didn't). Guess what? I absolutely saw that. And I totally feel like she was not only mad, but also that he might get reprimanded for it. (Might I add, we were also there when it was NOT busy at all, so there was nothing about the atmosphere that was rushed or hectic - although that souldn't matter, either.) And yes, of course when I went back to the table, I relayed that story to my other 3 companions. A little (little!) customer service goes a long way. And also is easily a deciding factor of whether or not a place gets a revisit. There are so many other places to try. #ReviewsByRL

I do love this place. I love the ambiance, the menu, the drinks, the staff…read more.. It is busy though. Apparently others feel the same as I do and love to visit. Generally though they will get you off the wait list as quickly as they can. The food is definitely worth the wait. Portions are generous and the prices are reasonable. It even gets to your table fairly quickly, despite being so busy. Parking of course can be a bit of a challenge along this Zionsville main stretch, so be prepared.

Service - Conversational and Pleasant, fast turn around from what it seems, a good amount of…read moreworkers on staff. Paper napkins - not a fan. Coffee (10am) - drip coffee, packet half and half, but Cain sugar which I enjoy more, good sturdy cups and small fill so you don't have too high of a dosage of caffeine Atmosphere - not overly crowded but also not spacious, becomes above 80 dB at high traffic hour. in an old building so options are limited. Would have wished for a larger branch out in decor and style. Touches present in only select places. Food & Wait (Breakfast Quesadillas with side of cook potatoes) - presentation good, potatoes are slight mash but well cooked, a bit too salty but still palatable. Salsa is a low end mild, has cilantro so sad for me (soap gene) but over all not entirely flavorful, mostly spice and tomato. Avocado slices not overly ripe, good points. Quesadillas are the star of the dish, good balance of crunch in the tortillas with salt and savory in the bacon eggs and peppers. Cheese is not in your face as it's a lighter cheddar. Wait was negligible, a very quick dish to make for full kitchen. Pricing - $$ RATING - 4/5

Some of the reviews love this place. It's ok. If you work remote which a lot of people were glued…read moreto their computers this might be great. The two long tables to sit and eat were dirty. Crumbs and liquids on them. I saw a big ant crawling on the counter top by the register. So, instead of sitting at a table I had to sit on a cushioned chair and eat my food over a cushioned stool. The only highlight of this place is that they were playing the World Cup. I was only here because I had somewhere to be close to this place. Parking is hard to find also. I had to park all the way over by Shin Dig. That's all I can say about it. :-/ The girl at the register was nice.

During my recent visit, I was struck by how much North Mass Boulder is a community space. It's not…read morejust a rock climbing or yoga gym but a gathering space. And Top Out Cafe is a big part of that. I came to the cafe for a co-working afternoon with some of my colleagues. We were able to grab a small conference room and work while we enjoyed our drinks and lunch. I started with a dirty chai, which hit the spot. And then I got the Chicken Pesto Panini, made with tomato, spinach, avocado and mozzarella cheese, served on rosemary focaccia bread. I got it without the onion. This sandwich was large, and I can see it being a great compliment to a workout. The cafe area seemed packed on the Friday afternoon I visited. It looks like a working space as much as a gym cafe. The service here was bright and friendly. And if I ever go back, I'm definitely going to try some of their smoothie bowls or salads. I might even rock climb (why not!).

The Cunningham Restaurant Group in itself is a famous name and RIZE Ironworks didn't disappoint…read more RIZE is right below Ironworks hotel so it's a very nice location and elite vibes. Service was great, prompt and kept us busy. Food is never disappointing as I have tried RIZE Carmel earlier and it's great. The tart was delicious and the veggies cut through the flavors giving a very nice flavor and texture. I ordered a protein smoothie which came out great, hearty something filling to start my day. My friend ordered potato waffle which was a unique combination with a salad. All in all definitely delicious and such good outdoor vibes with the ironworks clientele.

Rize is the place to visit for breakfast if you're like me, a person who doesn't do a lot for…read morebreakfast. Maybe a little yogurt and granola with fruit (they have that). Or maybe a slice of toast with avocado and smoked salmon on it (they have that, too). You can get breakfast foods here that are nutritious and delicious. But I was here for lunch. And I felt like I needed to replenish my vitamin K reserves, so I got the sesame kale salad, which is kale, thinly sliced radish, red onion, cilantro, jalapeño slices, a sunflower and sesame seed crumble, and a sesame-ginger vinaigrette. It was delicious! You can add an egg or chicken or salmon, but I don't think it needs any of those. If I had to do it all again, I'd ask for light dressing, because they were a little heavy-handed with the dressing on this salad. Isn't that always the way?! Restaurants need to cool it with the dressing, in my opinion. To be honest, the booze situation at Rize is a little anemic, but I don't think Rize is really the place to order anything alcoholic beyond a mimosa or bloody Mary. I got a screwdriver: freshly squeezed orange juice and vodka, and I'm still wondering where the vodka went. It did not visit my screwdriver, I tell you what. The seating inside Rize feels like it's at a premium, because depending on when you visit, there is very little of it. When I visited, almost every table was occupied, and the place was echoing with conversation. I chose to sit outside, which I'd recommend, if you can! It's so nice to sit and eat a good meal outdoors. How many times do we get to eat outdoors in Indiana? Just go outside, if you can.

This is the best place for remote, Work, or meetings, or just a really good vibe, while drinking…read morecoffee or having a little snack! There's ample seating. There's a little parking lot and some street parking available for free. The place is filled with local art and wonderful books and games for the whole family. They have a lot of options for food, including seasonal espresso, drinks to some savory snacks. The folks that work. There are super great. They're kind and helpful. And overall have good energy. I cannot wait to come back here and bring others.

Comfortable local cafe with a quality cup of black coffee and tasty blueberry scone. Friendly…read moreservice behind the counter and fast WiFi, what else could you want?