To begin with, the place was very neat and clean, which I always appreciate…read more Moreover, they offer outdoor seating along with cards and board games, which adds a fun and relaxed vibe if you're looking to hang out. However, my boyfriend and I went around 8pm, and they close at 9pm. The associate told us that we could ONLY order ice cream, which honestly felt a little off considering they still had an hour left before closing. Furthermore, we originally came in for a crepe and some mini pancakes, but were told we couldn't order them at that time. Because of that, my boyfriend didn't end up getting anything at all. In addition, I did order a mangonada, and I will say it was very good, so I can definitely give them credit for that. On top of that, the limited menu so close to closing was disappointing and kind of took away from the overall experience. I'm not sure if I'll be back after what happened.

It was so good. I gave 4 stars because service was good but for sure wasn't fast. The inside of…read morethe building was pretty.

Great tea, coffee, ice cream, kunafa and fruit with Nutella. I highly recommend the kunafa.read more

A dessert lounge on the fine dining end of the spectrum. I've been here several times and the food…read moreis unique and well worth the price (which is a bit on the expensive end(. The service is always friendly, if not fast. On this specific visit i ordered a milkshake, ice cream, and a mocha latte (my guy - I think his ahead Abdul - but I could be wrong - made the best latte I've tasted, in a minute).

I always wanted to try this crepe place and finally gave it a shot the other day. I ordered turkey…read moreand cheese + cherry crepes and both tasted great. Pros: - Large and tasty crepes - Quick service - Neat packaging Cons: - Would love to see more savory options - More filling inside savory crepes - A bit pricy (two crepes at Gallery are $16 and here it'd be $18-$23 unless you choose two sweet crepes at $7 each) - Carry out only (not a deal breaker for me) I'd say the place has a great potential and just needs a couple of tweaks. We need more crepe places in Indy :)

Good bobas are a treat that's in short supply around Indy. Youmi has them! What more could you…read morewant? If you're unfamiliar with boba tea, then you might not enjoy it. But if you like boba, Youmi offers a wide variety of flavored tea and bubble combinations that are sure to quench your boba thirst. The staff, I admit, are almost always young and have a disaffected youth thing going on. But I've never known them to be rude. You do need to have an idea of what you want, though, as they aren't great with recommendations. I also would suggest that Youmi should get some hot boba tea cups. Currently they don't offer hot boba because they don't have the cups for it, which is easy enough to fix! Hot boba is pretty common, and the cups are readily available. If you want a good, cold boba, this place will hit the spot!

Yes I am slow on this trend, but I finally went and had breakfast here. Greeted with a smile and my…read moregroup wa seated very quick. We had our coffee before we had time to think and it was Amazing coffee. The mug is so cute (make sure you look into their mug deal if you plan on coming alot) and it was kept full by a team of smiling staff. The menu is broad variety of items yet they were over the top creations. I am a huge crepe fan, but I like savory crepes not the super sweet kinds, so I went with Swedish pancakes instead. I also tried the chicken apple sausage, it was not what I expected, ground chicken with light seasoning in a rough patty shape. The Swedish pancakes where good and a huge portion. I tasted the traditional pancakes and they are very good ,with the addition of their syrup it was dynamite . The decor is vintage 90s and I was there for it, even the locks and handles in the bathroom were adorable. Overall it was a good meal, bit pricey for breakfast food in my opinion but I would go back and share a meal.

We were hoping for lunch, but The Original Pancake House only serves breakfast items. I should have…read morefigured that put from the name. This is an old school pancake house where they refresh your coffee when you're halfway through. Oh, the coffee is free for seniors that purchase an entree. My husband had free coffee (and he had about 4 cups). He said the coffee is good. They have their own labelled roasted coffee. So, it's either eggs or pancakes or both. My husband had the Morning Plate with pancakes, bacon and an egg. The thick sliced bacon is awesome with a ton of flavor and certainly memorable. He devoured the pancakes after drowning them in a cup of syrup. He enjoyed his breakfast lunch. I had the Veggie Bowl that included hash browns, topped with a nice mix of vegetables (spinach, pepper, broccoli, onions), and avocado smothered in cheese and topped with two eggs. I felt like the huge bowl was mostly healthy. I took half home, there was a lot of food. Daniel, our server, and all the other servers were super sweet and helpful. My water stayed full. My husband's coffee stayed full. The dining room is filled with booths that are comfortable for the most part. There is a 90's country vibe inside with stained glass and lots of green. I imagine people come in to drink coffee and gab. The only thing that I will call out was the host, who unwelcoming and definitely board with his job. I usually don't single out bad service, but this guy really sets a bad tone for the place. The restrooms are nice and clean. There's plenty of parking in the shared strip mall lot. The lot is a little dangerous as you half to walk across traffic to get into the restaurant.

My daughter wanted noodles again, so we decided to give this place a try--and I'm glad we did! This…read morespot caught me by surprise. It's located inside a building with a cute coffee shop upstairs. The staff was friendly and welcomed us as soon as we walked in. There was no wait, so we were seated right away. The menu offered a variety of ramen options, and our server recommended the Shoyu ramen for my 3-year-old daughter. I added cabbage and mushrooms for some extra veggies. The food took about 15 minutes to arrive, so my daughter started getting a little restless, but as soon as the bowls hit the table, she was all smiles. The food was delicious, and we both enjoyed it. Most importantly, it earned the ultimate seal of approval--3-year-old approved! We'll definitely be back.

I was walking around downtown looking for somewhere to eat a relatively cheap filling dinner. Wei…read moreRamen is split into a dessert and dinner spot (upstairs is where their cafe is located). I chose the curry chicken katsu, which was generously portioned and came with pickled radish, kimchi, and a side salad. For about $15, this dinner was a steal. Service was quick! Would be interested in trying their desserts in the future.

My husband and I ate breakfast at Fire and Ice Cafe yesterday at 62nd and Allisonville . We have a…read morecouple of family members who are gluten sensitive so we thought we'd scope it out for them. All their offerings are Gluten Free which we're used to eating and we think is just as tasty as wheat flour food. F&I cafe has very hip, clean and comfortable decor. They have a pretty extensive menu leaning towards German fare. We ordered the Spinach Feta Quiche stack of the day with warm German potato salad as our side and both items were delicious! The owner came out to greet us and she was very gracious. One thing I especially liked was no paper napkins! They use damask cloth napkins thus no paper waste! Lauren was at the counter taking orders and she answered our many questions with knowledge and kindness. We'll be going back very soon to try other items on the menu. Try out FIRE AND ICE CAFE...You won't be disappointed!

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

Lovely spot for breakfast or lunch that a coworker told me about. I git the chicken salad sandwich…read moreand oh my, that sandwich was soooo good. They also have drinks and cookies and chips and a great selection for breakfast including crepes. Definitely a worthwhile option for lunch around downtown Indy!

I have been wanting to come here for over a year, but have never made it in until last week since…read morethey are only open Monday-Friday for lunch hours and I'm always at work during that time. A couple of work friends and I stopped in here to get away from the office and had such a lovely time. The staff were all very friendly and all of our food was delicious. I ordered a latte and the turkey club. My friends also ordered sandwiches (different ones) and we split a bowl of white chicken chili. The turkey club was like a Scooby doo sandwich, but I did finish it! One of my friends wasn't able to eat all of her sandwich since she also had soup, so depending on who you stop in with you could get away with splitting a sandwich. I also loved the cork board with local stuff going on- I saw the Clue drag parody poster and promptly bought tickets for my husband and I to attend.