This is the convenience store/quick quick cafeteria for Riley Hospital for children. They are open…read morefrom 6 a.m. until 2 a.m. the following morning. They always have a hot meal with two different entrees and several side options. As an inpatient parent, I really appreciate the grocery items--chips, salsa, 2 liters, cheese, lunch meat, etc. They also have a ton of fresh fruit and veggies to eat. It's a bit pricey but not even as high as a regular C-store. I really like their sub sandwich selection and made to order pizzas. There is a lot of variety and, of course, the people who work are friendly. Be sure to visit on Tuesdays--that's ice cream day!

Wife and I walked in to get dinner guy took my wife's order then ignored me and proceeded to the…read moreppl behind us.

If I could give a negative star to Sonny's Pizza & Deli, I absolutely would…read more Today I experienced some of the worst service I've ever had, with zero accountability from management. This is especially disappointing because I frequently come here for lunch while working at the Neuroscience Center. Unfortunately, they lost a very loyal customer today. I went in as I normally do and was the second customer in line. I ordered my sandwich first and then proceeded to the cashier to complete my transaction. A woman standing directly behind me ordered after I did, and she ordered her sandwich on the same type of sub roll that I requested. After waiting 2-3 minutes, the man I believe to be the manager informed me that my sandwich could not be made on the sub roll I ordered because the bread was "still frozen," and asked if I would be okay with a different type of bread. I agreed. However, a few minutes later, I noticed that the customer who ordered after me received her sandwich on the exact sub roll I originally requested, fully thawed. When I asked the manager why this happened, he blamed the employee who took my order, stating that she should have placed the ticket in a different spot so my sandwich would be made first. This explanation was completely unacceptable. He took no accountability whatsoever. I then asked if there was any type of compensation or accommodation for the inconvenience and poor service, and he flatly said there was nothing he could do,continuing to place blame on his employee instead of addressing the issue. The only person who took responsibility and apologized was Reyson, the cashier who rang me up. He even offered me a cookie, not something I was asking for, but it showed that he at least recognized the service I received was not okay. I am completely disgusted by how this situation was handled, especially by management, and I will not be returning.

Sony's Pizza & Deli is located on the first floor inside the Neuroscience Building on West 16th…read moreStreet. Order at the counter next to the buffet and pizza slices. The inside dining area is small with tables and a counter, fireplace, and flatscreen. Additional tables are located just outside Sonny's in the common area. They serve pizza, sandwiches made to order, wraps, and garden-fresh salads with daily specials. The menu is above the counter by the cash register and afforable. They use fresh, quality products, and everything I've had has been good. They use Boarshead products, and my turkey sandwich was great, plus the toppings were crisp and fresh. Most often, I take advantage of the hot specials of the day that are ready to go. Have you been trying to find a way to say thank you to a special employee? Someone who's went above and beyond? How about a family with a patient who has an extended stay? The patients' support individual(s) incurs daily out of pocket expenses for beverages, food, snacks, and parking, which adds up quickly. Then, purchase a Sonny's gift card to show your appreciation and support. FYI - The gift card can not pay for parking. Sonny's Bristo is located in 5 medical facilities in the immediate area (IU Hospital Cafeteria, Methodist Hospital, IU Lab, 6th floor, Sonny's Bistro, University Hospital, 1st floor, and Sonny's Bristo IU Health Neuroscience Center,1st floor). The gift cards are always appreciated.

The minute you walk into the restaurant you know you are somewhere you can have a coffee and…read moresomething to eat while relaxing You walk in and an employee welcomes you right away. Brings water and gets drink order then waits a few minutes before taking a food order. They are open until 2. They have breakfast and lunch I usually get fried eggs or quiche. My husband got pancakes. He said they were good My most, all time favorite is raisin toast. Homemade bread and then toasted. Instead of butter they place icing on the toast. Talk about hog heaven, when I eat that toast I am in heaven. Will we go back again? You betcha!

The service can't be beat. Everyone working is so kind. We were on this side of town for a high…read moreschool track meet and I had three hungry kids. My two oldest got chocolate chip pancakes with whipped cream. Gone. Another kid who got the cinnamon roll. Delicious. I had the eggs benedict and it was a huge serving with plenty of hollandaise sauce, which I just so happen to love. My hubs got the corn beef hash with two fried eggs on top. Gone.

This little cafe is locally owned and been serving breakfast and lunch for 23 years. They are…read morelocated in a little strip mall in Nora. The menu is up on a board. We ordered and took a seat (but you can sit and order as well). The staff is friendly and accommodating. Missy prepared our lunch and talked a bit about the owner's restaurant start. I had a bowl of the daily soup, which was Chicken Tortilla. The soup was hearty with lots of vegetables and tender chicken, but could have used a bit more spices. My husband had the Chicken Wrap ($12 daily special) with Asian Slaw. The wrap was good and the slaw sweet. The dining space is clean with stools and a few tables. There is a definite local feel with a personal touch in the cafe. Fun place, off the beaten path and worth a visit.

Cater Me Cafe caught me by surprise! Not gonna lie...I'd seen it before, but honestly couldn't tell…read moreif it was open or just catering. I had been working at one of my favorite coffee shops a couple doors down, but them lunch cravings started hitting strong. I walked outside and saw someone walk out door with a to-go bag. Bet! This was EXACTLY what I was looking for! I was in lunch mode so I went with the chicken salad club! The chicken salad was classic (no nuts or grapes) but well seasoned and fresh! The crispy bacon added a nice savory crunch and I tried the broccoli salad for my side. They also had a selection of breakfast sandwiches I can't wait to come back try. The vibe was simple, inviting, and familiar...I felt like I was visiting Aunt Bobbie's kitchen for a quick lunch break! Ol' sneaky Aunt Bobbie...just over here quietly killing the game...one unsuspecting customer at a time. lol!

What a wonderful spot inside an office building!!! I was pretty confused when I reached the…read morelocation until I figured I was in the right place when I saw the sign board saying Sunrise Cafe. Sunrise cafe was originally opened in 1988 which means we have a place that's 36 years old. That was an interesting piece of information I got to know on entering the cafe. I loved the booths which gave us enough privacy and also sufficient space to sit and enjoy a good meal. I had the best Tuna sandwich which was so creamy and filling. The eggs Benedict my friend had were tasty and had a delicious hollandaise sauce. In general my only feedback would be more vegetarian option. I was in the mood of tuna which exceeded my expectations, but I generally lean towards vegetarian.

had the Hoosier Benedict, One egg! Wow, it was so small, half of a soggy English Muffin, small…read moresausage patty, salty gravy. My side choice was fruit or chips. I assumed they were a breakfast potato but they were just Ruffles. Coffee was cold, service was barely friendly. Dropped the check and that was the last time I saw her. My wives tradition Benedict was uninspired, powdered mix Hollandaise sauce. The fruit was good. $30 left hungry and disappointed. I would not recommend this restaurant with so many breakfast locations close by.

I see why people love Sunny's. Sunny greets you with a huge heartwarming smile. The cafe is located…read moreon the ground floor of an office building and, unless you work there, you might miss it. Separate breakfast and lunch menus are on the wall along with specials. Sunny was only serving breakfast during our visit. I had the breakfast burrito. Sunny cooked the burrito right in front of me. The burrito was packed with eggs, bacon, ham, sausage. The burrito was hot and filling, although I wasn't crazy about the sausage. My husband had a cheese omelette, which was a bargain at less than $5. There are a couple tables and a snack bar area to sit. Soda fridges line one wall. The cafe is dated, but clean. The sandwich menu looks interesting. I'm sure the employees of the building appreciate having the convenience of the cafe and enjoy Sunny's smile. There is plenty of parking in the shared lot.

Great little lunch spot. Sandwiches were good and very affordable. Good variety. Spend $10 and get…read morechips or banana!

Amazing atmosphere, free admission (to the cafe) and delightful food!! The menu has a very nice…read morerange of healthy options at reasonable prices. Everything is prepared very well & you get table service at a relative bargain with the backdrop of the Newfields fountain.

My husband and I went to The Cafe at Newfields after the hot lunch service had ended. There were a…read morevariety of packaged foods that were available. We split the cherry walnut chicken salad. The sandwich was just average but cost $12. The seating area was nice with a good view. For average and expensive food, I would skip The Cafe at Newfields.

This is the little quick serve café along the canal in the Indiana Historical Society. It is now…read moreoperated by the old Jonathan Byrd's cafeteria that closed years ago on the southside. I ordered one of the daily specials (chicken and noodles) from the counter and the food was brought to my table quickly thereafter. The food was tasty, but the portion a little small.

The Stardust Terrace Cafe is a perfect venue to take the kids after visit to Historical Society or…read moredowntown along the canal. They offer an assortment of kids meals for $5.50 with discounts for Historical Society members. The kids burger comes with a wide assortment of sides and a drink. The burger is served on a sesame seed bun with lots of fresh lettuce and tomato. The kids grilled cheese sandwich is made with an artisan bread. The cafe is a tribute to Cole Porter, complete with starlit ceilings. The dining room is cozy and comfortable and in December, it is adorned with Christmas trees from the Festival of Trees. In the summer, you can eat outside along the canal on the terrace. The service is outstanding at the cafe. The servers are super friendly and efficient. They are offering some delicious hot coffees for the winter months. I'll be back.