Listen, this building has been around for decades... it's ran down and the drive thru menu is all…read morehandwritten but they have some darn good food! It gives bodega eats but on 38th street Indy Terrible terrible service though, extremely rude lady at the drive thru window today - it almost made me want to snatch the bag when she handed it outside but I refrained. New year, new us! I would ask her a question and she'd audibly sigh and in the middle of me simply asking what soda's they had today , SHE CLOSED THE WINDOW!!!!!!!!! I don't know, writing this out makes me want to go tomorrow and ask for the owner or a manager or something. Anyways; if you want good lamb over rice with a lil salad on the side and can soda for $14.98 (cash) or $16.99 if paying with card, this is your place. Hole in the walls always have the best food, I'm telling you!

Gyro was blahhhh - it came cold, meat onions and sauce. No lettuce, no feta, no tomatoes, just…read moreboring and the chicken wings had no seasoning. Ordered via Uber Eats and was very disappointed. Oh well.

We come here every so often for pastor burritos and they are always great! They are open late, so…read moreif we are hungry and don't want to cook, then we know we can drive over here to get some fresh food. They have expanded their area in the parking lot by adding a tent in front of their food truck. It has some tables and chairs to sit and wait at or is now a place you can eat at after you get your food, which is really cool. They also have extra sauces and napkins out there. However, there is also now a separate man who makes fruit bowls out of the back of his pickup truck, which doesn't seem clean or up to code. He has a table set up in front of him, but we saw him cutting up several larger fruits on the actual bed of his truck. We did end up waiting double our estimated wait time, but they were super busy, so it was to be expected. They gave us an extra soda when our food was ready, which was really nice.

The birria tacos are worth the wait! Best Ive had in Indy. Great salsas and good portions, too.read more

Cold food constantly and order wrong 90% of the time. Workers don't care. This place has gone down…read moreover past few months.

Food was good, service was great and and very nice and friendly but I never go in to eat so I don't…read moreknow what looking like

We use to live in Mississippi and would go to Raising Canes a few times a month. Now there is one…read morein Valdosta and we can go again. I missed them. Best chicken and love the Canes sauce. Service is as expected, they are busy but people are recognizing how good they are. The inside is smaller than the store in Mississippi so seating can be tight.

I'd been itching to try Raising Cane's, however, there's really not a location near my home and I…read morejust hadn't had the opportunity. However, I've been making regular visits out to my family in Putnam County and this has allowed me to drive by the Avon location of Raising Cane's. Today, I finally got a chance to check it out. Raising Cane's is a growing chain that specializes in chicken fingers (or tenders). That's it. That's their gig. When founder Todd Graves proposed the idea in a business class, he received one of the lowest grades because his professor said it wouldn't work. Graves persevered. Named after his labrador (literally named Raising Cane), this chain is growing with three Central Indiana locations currently (Avon, Carmel, Noblesville). As noted, Raising Cane's is based around chicken tenders/fingers in a handful of different combos. They have multiple sides, serve Coke products, and have both sweet and unsweetened iced tea. They have a two-sided drive-thru, though only one side was open at my time of arrival. You can dine inside, however, on this visit I did not. I could tell the curb cuts were appropriate, however, I won't speak to accessibility on the inside. The employees I met were friendly and helpful. I was able to upsize my drink, always a plus, and my order was accurate. I tend to prefer barbecue sauce with my tenders, however, I opted to try their Raising Cane sauce. I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. Raising Cane's is community minded with six areas of focus - education, feeding the hungry, active lifestyles, pet welfare, entrepreneurship, and "other" (meaning they enjoy supporting community organizations and will consider "other" ideas). While I'm not quite ready to go 5 stars here, I enjoyed the tenders quite a bit and I enjoyed the small order of crinkle-cut fries. The food quality was good and the quantity was a solid meal. Employees were great, the drive-thru went pretty darn quickly, and I have no issues with calling this a solid 4-star experience. I'll definitely be back.

Corey and Jose were phenomenal!! From the moment we walked in. They were both professional helpful,…read moreextremely quick on getting our order together and even made sure that we had plenty of salt and pepper and asked if we needed a refills as well. I highly recommend the chicken egg and cheese sandwich. The fries are phenomenal as well as their Ghirardelli shake. The restrooms were clean,they smelled fresh and all the tables in the dining room were cleaned too. They have plenty of outdoor seating once the weather gets nicer.

Food was great and the employees were friendly. I never had a bad experience here before. I will be…read moreback here shortly.

Five stars bc this has been my go-to after work BK and never once was my order incorrect. I use the…read moreapp to get rewards. The chicken sandwich is EXACTLY how it's been for 20 years and there's something so comforting and satisfying about that. Their fries are thicker and better than McDonald's. Prices are decent and their ice cream machine is NEVER broken. Just this evening I placed a 45 dollar order on the app, went over to pick it up and it was ready within 10 minutes AND the order was correct! The manager was very friendly and I complimented him on their quick service. Happy customer here, will keep going back.

Don't waste your time! Got an old burger soggy bread and old cheese curds over 2 hours old and…read morecold. Rude service. They don't care. Lazy! Just put old patties in microwave and hand out. Discoloration, cold, smells off. I'd rather travel to Bloomington.

With the cost of everything going up, it's nice to be able to grab a quick afternoon meal for under…read more$4.50. Burger King's $3.99 Kids Meal makes that possible. I ordered the cheeseburger kids meal with no pickles. It came with a flame grilled cheeseburger, small fries, and I chose a Strawberry Fanta for my drink. The portion was just right for a light meal or snack.

Let's start with the positive. The food was excellent. Portions and toppings perfect. The place…read morewas very clean inside and out. Now, the service is opposite of these thing. From the moment the employee came on the speaker to the moment I left, the employees I encounter were very rude by being dismissive, quick to hostility, and just outright noncommunitive. The one at the speak was speaking with the customer at the window and attempting to take my order at the same time. This was not successful for he could not handle both. Then, when getting my order from the employee at the window, not a single word was said even after u said hello. Just nothing, handed me my food and just walked away. I went to white castle down the road to get the condiments I want.

Stopped in just to get some ice cream. Therly told us right away that our order would be at least…read more20 minutes which was fine. They did appear to be very busy there. The girl that brought our ice cream was very friendly and seemed very stressed and overworked. That was possibly because I didnt really see anyone else doing much. I asked her if she was the only one working and she just kind of chuckled nervously. Would stop by again especially if she was working.

I'm a relative novice when it comes to Sonic Drive-In. Since it primarily exists in Indy's suburbs…read morerather than directly in Indy, I'm seldom near one with the exception of when I'm out and about for work or other obligations. This location is almost smack dab on the line between Avon and Indy. It's set off to the side of Meijer's parking lot, though it has a decent-sized space once you get there. Sonic is known for its "drive-in" option - the ability to pull up with a retro-vibed ordering screen and carhops who will bring the food to your car. There's also a drive-thru, which I utilized, for those in a bit of a hurry. Because I seldom make it to Sonic, I always forget how it works. The drive-thru made it pretty simple, though in retrospect I kind of wish I'd gone for the Sonic experience. I really only wanted a snack, in this case tater tots, and a drink. In this case, I opted for a large iced coffee. While Sonic is generally known for being economical, I thought it was a bit high (I honestly don't remember the exact price - I just remember thinking it was more than expected). The employees were friendly. The line moved a tad slow, though it wasn't bad. I thought the iced coffee was a bit chintzy - yes, I'm glad there was lots of ice, however, it definitely wasn't close to filled to the top. You had to really put the straw in there to get to the coffee. The tater tots, a Sonic fave, were delicious. I ordered a medium order. Overall, this was a solid mid-range experience for me. Would I return? Sure. Would I go out of my way to return? Probably not. Sonic has a menu that is both somewhat traditional in terms of fast food and a bit unique in terms of defining its place in the fast food world. Now that I know this is here, and I missed it for a long time, I'll no doubt return when I'm in the mood for more than a snack.