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Hands down one of the best brunch experiences of my life. They don't take reservations ugh and when we arrived after the hike from around gainbridge fieldhouse in high 30s weather the people loitering around did not inspire optimism. We put our name down and were told they would "get us in as soon as they can". We waited outside. In the teeth chattering cold. The thought of saying fuck it and bouncing did cross my mind but not seriously. Something told me to wait (probably the reviews I read that said explicitly "it's well worth the wait"). Excitement grew as each party left the restaurant with their little table away boxes and we knew our time was near. Eventually the host said the words we had been waiting for "Bekki, party of 2". We sat at their little countertop bar situation which was excellent because it provided a nice view of the behind the scenes cooking business. It is super warm and inviting inside with a lot of little Knick knacks. Service is friendly and prompt. We both wanted their bottomless drip coffee. GF ordered their bloody mary "it was good". I ordered a beermosa which was DELICIOUS! I don't know if orange juice most makes everything good or what. I had to try their famous Dutch baby which was fantastic. I don't feel qualified enough to really discuss it as I don't know if I have ever had one before but that fruity syrupy shit on top was really refreshing and tasty. GF ordered the grilled cheese and a side of grits. The grilled cheese was huge btw and filled with gooey melty cheese the bread was grilled to a crispy crust on the edges and there was some sweetness to the flavor GF said was some syrupy business. What an unusual combo of flavors there The grits were out of this world. Blue corn and RICOTTA CHEESE?! Are you joking me? Are you fucking with me? Get out of here. Absolutely next level better than sex fantastic orgasmic brunch meal absolutely worth the wait.
First time at Milktooth and I loved the atmosphere! It was a beautiful day, so it took awhile to get in, but my friend and I had a great time chatting and catching up while we waited on a table. Our food also took a little while to show up, but we loved the menu options! My cinnamon roll was a little bit more dry than I liked, but I loved the side of whip cream it came with! The S'mores Dutch Baby was probably our favorite menu item! Would come back again just for this! Would also highly recommend the specialty coffee drinks.
The savory Dutch baby is the most interesting thing I've eaten in a long time. The base was some type of a very lightly, sweet, spongy pancake. Savory pulled pork, mozzarella and pineapple ranch with cilantro. Who even thought of this combination? A magician sent straight from heaven. We also got the biscuits and gravy, and I can't remember it had a fancy name, but once again, fabulous because it had a soft cooked egg on top and some type of interesting spin on a normal gravy. The spicy bloody was fabulous, they bring it out with a corona so that you can sip the corona after the "spice" to take to bite out. Make sure you check the hours because, they truly do have limited hours. It is worth the experience and it is truly a taste bud experience. Side note: on our check, the tip was added in already and I didn't notice and I wrote in an additional tip. The waitress was fabulous and it was fine, but just pay attention in case you have a large group. This is relevant.
Still exceptional after all these years! News that Milktooth will transform to a new concept this spring so we had to come before that happened. Lucky if you get a parking spot in their lot but there's free street parking around. Arrived later than opening time on the weekend so we had a 40 minute wait. Clean bright space; bustling atmosphere on the weekends. Noted the auto 20% gratuity and 3% fee for using credit added to bill listed on website and menu. However I had no issue with the friendly and food service. There was good communication when we mentioned a food allergy and felt safe assured to enjoy our meal. Kiddos gave their thumbs up approval, hubby gave the head nod approval, and I with my happy shimmy approval with every bite. Milktooth is truly a spot with top culinary creativity, skills, and taste. Will sorely miss and also excited to try what's to come!
Milktooth lives up to the hype. I got the breakfast burger and it was super good, and the fries that came with it were just as solid. My significant other got the blueberry waffle, and after trying a bite I can say it was insanely good too. Service was quick and everyone was friendly and helpful. It is a bit on the pricier side, but that is expected for a place like this. The ambiance is great, especially being in a walkable part of Fountain Square. The inside is really nice with cool decor and a lot of natural light that makes it a comfortable place to sit and enjoy your meal.
I ordered: 1. Apricot & Ricotta Dutch Baby Pancake - stewed apricots, cardamon, orange, whipped ricotta, toasted walnuts 2. Sweet Potato Coldbrew - coldbrew, sweet potato syrup, vanilla, heavy cream, served over ice 3. Slab Bacon - two slabs thick cut, Old Major. marinated in chicken stock, rosemary, star anise, nutmeg 4. Beignets - whipped mint cream, chocolate ganache & cocoa nibs Delicious combination of flavors in the apricot Ricotta Dutch Baby and not terribly greasy. Slab Bacon was super tender and flavorful. Beignets were soft and decadent. Sweet potato Coldbrew was interesting and refreshing. No issues with service. I recommend coming earlier if possible because it gets busy.
When in Indy, Milktooth is a must visit! One of the best breakfast that I have had. The service was excellent.
Milktooth lived up to the hype. We stopped in while visiting Indianapolis and honestly enjoyed everything we ordered. Gingerbread latte, pumpkin hojicha muffin, Afternoon at Grandma's Dutch baby, patty melt, plus the two eggs your way with slab bacon -- nothing missed. The gingerbread latte was cozy without being too sweet, and the pumpkin hojicha muffin was unique in a really good way. The Dutch baby was the standout -- warm, comforting, and exactly what you want from a dish like that. My daughter would probably argue the scrambled eggs were just as good as dad's, which I'll take as high praise. The vibe was cute and friendly, the menu was creative but comforting, and even with a big order it never felt chaotic. Would absolutely come back.
Bright and airy breakfast/ brunch that's out of a repurposed auto garage (it looks like this was an actual car dealership long ago). During this visit, I was a tourist and first time Indy visitor, but having lived in Silver Lake (LA, CA) for a few years, I think it's safe to say this place is located in an area that leans more hipster. Which is great, because I tend to find the restaurants I really love in these areas. The place was crowded, but I was able to get seated pretty much right away at the bar. The host and my server were very warm and friendly. The menu consists of breakfast classics as well as some more creative dishes. I already knew that I wanted to try one of their sweet Dutch Babies. It was the Peaches and Cream Dutch Baby on the menu at the time of my visit and it sounded perfect. Not familiar with the produce cycle out here, but peach season is winding down. It was delicious! (and aesthetically pleasing) Basically a thick, chewy, substantial pancake served with fresh fruit and cream on top. They have a savory version of the dish as well. I also ordered a latte to wash it all down. Such a pleasant meal with pleasant people in a wonderful setting. If I mind myself back in town, this is definitely on the short list of places to go to for breakfast/brunch.
The coffee is always delicious and I have never had a bad latte here. Milktooth's menu is very gluten heavy, and as someone with a gluten allergy it is difficult to navigate ordering here. This time I ordered cheesy grits with bacon and an over easy egg. I love grits so much and I had high expectations. Unfortunately, the grits came out soupy and I kept having bites that bordered on uncooked which was not enjoyable. The egg was not over easy, none of the yolk was runny. The overall taste was fine and I appreciated the aftertaste of the dish, but I just wish it would have been executed better. Cherry on top was getting sick afterwards. At this point I have tried Milktooth enough times to feel confident in writing it off and sticking with other options that do a better job of accommodating allergies.
Food was decent. We had a latke, sourdough waffle, bacon, eggs. Latke and waffle had good flavor. However, the service was terrible. I waited 30 mins for a drip coffee. 45 mins for the cortado. I personally think our order was probably not put in and forgotten.
This is place is such a gem. Everything is so unique and tastefully done. Wonderful service and I nice atmosphere. It's not reply the place if you're trying to eat healthy, but if you want an amazing culinary experience in a casual atmosphere, it's a must! The only downside is that there's usually a wait for a table, but it is reasonable and well worth it!
It's been awhile since I've been here and I forgot how much I loved this place! So cozy, and the staff makes me feel like I'm their neighbor. The downside is, if you don't get there early, they'll likely be out of a few dishes (and always really good ones). This particular visit I tried the smash burger for the first time and was very pleased! The highlight was the bacon fig jam on it -- delicious! They also have great matcha, and make all syrups in house which is a huge plus. Can't wait to return!
Everything here is delicious. It's my favorite brunch I've ever had. The service is always friendly and quick, portions are great, phenomenal food, and you can tell everything about this place is intentional from the way the food is plated to the way the restaurant is decorated. The corn waffle has always been a personal favorite. It's always a good idea to get pastries to go! read more
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A cool hipster place! This is the place for a funky fun brunch. We enjoyed brunch on a busy Saturday morning. The walk up wait was about 15 minutes so we grabbed a drink at the indoor cafe and sat outside on their waiting area. Not a large menu so take a look to make sure you like something on the menu or if you're adventurous they do have some fun combinations. Their waffle and grilled cheese were pretty awesome. Our meals were good size, but most of their stuff is tapas. read more
4 years ago
Some of the best food that I've had in Indy. Please come here if you're from out of town. I came in for the weekend for the playoffs, and have heard of this place before, but never had the time to come. We came here on Sunday, around noon. Wait was about an hour, but wasn't too bad since we just walked around. There's indoor and outdoor seating, and it was so nice out so I'm glad we got an outdoor seat. We split the Latke, savory pancakes and grits. Grits were very flavorful, and the bacon was A++. Definitely get it with the extra toppings. I don't remember the name of the savory pancake, but they combined a bunch of thins that I wouldn't normally think together into some deliciousness! Super heavy on the cheese which was amazing. Their coffee drinks are supposed to be very good here as well, I just had the normal drip coffee. Come! read more
9 years ago
If your looking for an unique breakfast/brunch experience then this is your place. Just be prepared for a wait (thankfully we only had to wait 30mins but locals told us they have waited for like 1 and half) We started off with their espresso while we were waiting for our table. To my surprise, I wasn't a fan of it. It was luke warm and had an odd taste to it, not sure if they added and extract to it to jazzy it up but either way I didn't like it. So Long story short I would recommend to NOT get the espresso. We also ordered the porridge and the ham and cheese croissants both which were amazing! This porridge is not your mommas porridge because this one is jammed packed with flavor. The croissant was perfectly flaky and tender on the inside. You can tell they make the ham in-house and the mustard they pair with it is phenomenal, gives it a more earthy taste which I love. I would recommend these 2 options. As for other options on the menu, I was expected to find more egg or protein dishes since it is a breakfast and I was quite disappointed to find out there wasn't any options. To me it's not breakfast without eggs so that why this place only got a 3 stars for me because of the coffee and limited options. Also I don't like to eat just straight carbs in the morning and they don't have options for protein dishes so that was bummer too. However, if your not a coffee drinker and you like more unconventional breakfast than this is your place. Just wasn't my cup of tea read more
Yep, this place was as good as the ratings. In a retro, hipster grandma's kitchen style environment, you can choose from a savory looking menu of unique and interesting options. To start, I opted for one of the craft lattes which arrived tasting as wonderful as it looked. I was craving something on the sweeter side and ordered the carrot cake waffle to which my taste buds rejoiced: Slight crispness on the outside but flavorful and moist on the inside with just a few dabs of this sweet "creme cheese like" frosting on top. To balance this out, I also ordered their latka which arrived with a colorful array of toppings. Out of all three items, this was probably my least favorite choice but nothing to complain about--just a standard potato pancake. I don't live in the area but on a warm and sunny day this location would be a beautiful place to sit and relax. With large windows and abundant light, you could spend a few hours here with friends enjoying a delicious brunch. There is a parking lot specifically for the establishment and I didn't have trouble finding a spot (although it was 2PM on a Wednesday). If I ever find myself in Indianapolis again, I will be back. read more
9 years ago
A long overdue review, but I definitely wanted to document my memory of my first time here. Milktooth is like having a culinarily gifted best friend with retro bohemian style that welcomes you to the day with sunshine & mimosas. I could literally have a back bedroom in this space & love my life. And the food... I had no idea what to expect; I had only heard the place was good. To be honest, I read through the menu & my first impression was that the place was unnecessarily pretentious. Because I arrived a little later than the breakfast hours, the menu options were not the brunch offerings I had envisioned. I ended up ordering the rye bialy with big eye tuna salad...I really bad no idea what was about to arrive... I mean, what the heck is bialy? Turns out, bialy is a bagel type bread...who knew? Atop the bialy was the tuna salad, a whipped cream cheese, red onions, salad greens and lots of capers. Final verdict: pretentious...perhaps...delicious...most definitely. This place can be as pretentious as it wants because they have created such an inviting space to serve creative, delicious food. Bravo! read more
Was the food tasty? Yes! Was it worth the wait, price?... did it live up to the hype? Debateable. Am I glad I went? Yes!! Favorites included: the Cortado coffee, the apple Dutch baby was a delicious sweet and the sour cream had a nice contrast, the smoked salmon on challah was flavorful. The bacon was a bit too salty for my taste. I think I like my old fashion crispy bacon instead of the thick cut glazed they served here. All in all I was satisfied, but nothing I would crave. read more
4 years ago
Stopped in for brunch over the weekend based on reviews. They do not take reservations and were very busy when we arrived. Fortunately we were quickly seated on the patio (covered), which overlooks the parking lot. The vibe is trendy and hipster -- set in what appears to be an old service garage. We did not participate in any boozy beverages but instead stuck to coffees. We ordered two things off the menu to share: a berry Dutch baby pancake and the shakshuka. It was not clear listed on the menu that the Shakshuka was not vegetarian otherwise we wouldn't have ordered it. The pancake was good, not great. It was sweet and pillowy (definitely someone with a sweet tooth might like). The glaze seemed to be mostly condensed milk based. The Shakshuka was tasty -- egg cooked perfectly, sauce was spicy, and even the meatballs were spicy. My primary criticism is that it's very expensive and the portions are small. The Shakshuka was truly just 3 meatballs, one egg, and a bit of tangy red sauce. Glad we checked it out, and overall had a nice time, but probably wouldn't come back for brunch. read more
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The food here is very unique and very tasty. I had the Appalachian Corn Grits (loaded) which looked to be a smaller serving size than most of the other dishes, but then it's grits, so I think it's meant to leave room for dessert. The unique menu and the crowded nature of the place leads me to think this wouldn't be a great place for families or large groups. I also had their coffee, which I thought was great, though it took awhile. Too many people crowding the area. But I do agree with the suggestion of eating at the counter/bar. Honestly, my only issue was the other customers. Too many people were crowded inside waiting. Yes, it was 30 degrees outside, but suck it up people. It's not like it was raining or snowing. The people waiting made it hard for servers to walk around, added to the temp inside, and made it difficult for people to leave. You also couldn't tell who was waiting for coffee to go and who was afraid of the slight cold. Grow up or stay home. read more
One of the best brunch spots in Indianapolis, hands down. The menu changes regularly, but every time I've been there they always have some type of dutch baby pancake. The portions are perfect and food quality is top of the line. The only hang-up is that there is often a wait on the weekends (usually an hour or more) so don't show up hungry and be prepared to hang out for a while. read more
Their coffee is incredible. Came here on a Friday morning, it was much busier than I expected it to be. I absolutely love the atmosphere of this place; vibrant colors, plants, cute decor. I had the House Specialties section on the coffee menu which changes around from time to time. Anything I have ever ordered from that part is always fantastic! I will always love this place for their coffee. The service is always top notch as well. read more
8 years ago
Really looked forward to trying this. Made arrangements for a 7am meeting. Crazy disappointed to learn the full menu isn't available until 9am. Where's that detail?!?!? I settled for a cappuccino and a sticky bun. Not the warm breakfast I was hoping for. Barista was nice, almost walked out without settling up. Not sure how I could ever eat here, with the kitchen hours being what they are. Ambiance was louder than I wanted at 7am. read more
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Hipster. Milktoooth flat out oozes hipster. Decor = hipster. Music = hipster. Overall vibe = hipster. Food = pretty darn good. Atmosphere. Loud dance like music. Cold in both decor and temperature. Two restrooms. One with Indy 500 decor and the other with some weird cartoon pooping decor (see attached photos). Overall was not a fan of the atmosphere. Some other reviews indicated they weren't cool enough for the vibe and I probably fit I that group as well. Service. Fantastic. Knowledgeable. Quick. Food. Most of what we had was great. I had the grilled cheese with truffle honey and a duck egg. It was delicious but perhaps a bit to sweet. I enjoyed every bit of it but for $16 it wasn't worth it. My wife got the ribeye and it was okay. Not the best cut of ribeye in the world but was cooked how it was ordered. We also got the lamb burger that was uninspiring and the Dutch baby they are known for and it was good. Overall their menu is a bit weird. No real traditional breakfast items on the menu. Given the hipster ooze that is probably what they were going for. We will give it a try again but I think we will limit it to pastries and the coffee bar. Ah! I forgot to talk about the pastries and coffee. The coffee was delicious and the pastries were delectable. Don't look past the pastries when looking ahead to the savory. Hipster with some James Beard attention is the best way to describe it. read more
7 years ago
I've lived in Indianapolis for 16 months now, and this is by far the best food I've had here. I went in around 9:10, and although it was fairly busy we were seated at the counter right away (there were two of us). The house specialty coffees were incredible, a tad cold though. We ordered the Cranberry Walnut Grilled Cheese with a duck egg, a chicken breakfast sandwich, sorghum glazed thick bacon, and (not pictured) egg-nog sugared donuts. Everything was unique and incredible, I especially loved the Grilled Cheese, it had sweet black truffle honey on top too. All in all I'm definitely going back. The rotating menu and unique food selection is worth the stop alone. Although it's not cheap (our meal was around ($60), it was definitely worth it for the experience and quality alone. You absolutely get what you pay for! read more
Milktooth has generated notoriety in the Indy area for its hipster attributes and tasty, eclectic cuisine. After trying it yesterday, it garnered a solid 4 stars in my book, and here's why: - The atmosphere is super whimsical. I felt like I was dining inside a Wes Anderson film. -The menu is a foodie's dream. With a majority of ingredients that I couldn't pronounce, I was pumped for the opportunity to try something new and exciting. -I split the fried green tomatoes and burger with a co worker. The fried green tomatoes were topped with a delicious seasoning and plated on some sort of white purée, great textural play there. The burger was an advanced play on a Pb and j burger, presenting us with a masterpiece that wasn't too sweet, had hints of bourbon peaking through, as well as a confusing yet necessarily earthy flavor that was a beautiful mystery to me. Not many people can pull off an earthy and sweet burger, but Milktooth found a way. The primary reason they were docked a star is that one person who accompanied me was both gluten and dairy free, and she was only able to eat one thing on the menu. Aside from that, it was a wonderful experience! read more
We visited Milktooth because we sat near a local on the plane to Indy that told us this was "the spot" for brunch. Being huge brunch fans, we knew we had to visit! Our visit took place on a Saturday morning around 10:30 am and there was an HOUR wait, not ideal, but luckily it was just the boyfriend and myself. While waiting, we were allowed to visit the bar to order drinks and pastries; this made the process much more enjoyable. Once seated, the service was impeccable. Every single bite was incredible. For appetizers we enjoyed the sour cream biscuits and sorghum glazed bacon; the biscuits were paired with a wonderful jalapeno jelly and a cultured butter and the bacon was incomparable to any bacon we have ever had; it was so thick and glazed perfectly. For entrees, we chose the spicy nduja & shishito frittata, and the cranberry walnut with gouda & raclette grilled cheese; the frittata was spicy, but topped with a great slaw that helped to neutralize the spiciness. The grilled cheese was incredible as well; from the sharp cheddar to the sweet cranberry flavor, the flavor was perfect. Even after experiencing all this wonderful food, we felt the need to have a pecan roll for dessert and it was a piece of heaven; we could not even finish it, but it was the best tasting pastry I have had. read more
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It's a nice small restaurant in the heart of Fletcher! As expected with "finer dining" restaurants, the portions are small. However, my meal was delicious! Tried the lamb merguez, house made english muffin, harissa hollandaise, caramelized onions and apples. Such a lovely infusion of flavors for the tastebuds! Look up the menu before hand to avoid talking to impatient waitresses and make sure to come early or on a half empty stomach to avoid long queues outside in the cold. read more
This place is a delight for all the senses. Super cute and trendy, with tasty plates. A little on the pricier side, but they're always jam packed; they're worth it. I splurged for the "lox and cream cheese on a bagel" which they call "pastrami salmon with whipped cream cheese and fried capers". Fancy schmancy. Comes with micro greens on a wheat bagel. And it's delightful! Not an everyday food at $14, but a nice treat. Tea latte for $5, but again - a great treat and worth the occasional splurge. read more
Milktooth offers a delicious and diverse breakfast, but is it possible for a hipster spot to be TOO hipster? Can a place be so self-consciously outside the mainstream that it comes full circle and ends up becoming conventional? I felt like I was dining at a theme restaurant ironically dedicated to hipsterism. From the hostess cosplaying Carrie Brownstein in Portlandia to the anarchy symbol on the menu board to the mismatched furniture to the server with the braided beard and patrons wearing fedoras, Milktooth demands you acknowledge its bohemian cred. For some, that probably feels like home, but I honestly found it distracting; it all seemed like inadvertent comedy, as if I'd stumbled into an SNL skit. Setting aside the ambiance, the food was exceptional. The dutch baby pancakes were tasty. The fresh bakery was delightful. The polenta cakes were extraordinary flavorful. But--and I'm really not trying to funny here--I think I would've enjoyed the food more had I taken it to go. To me, Milktooth's vibe ended up feeling forced. I love a great hipster bespoke cocktail and some cuisine that's an ironic twist on the norm, but the pretension here felt obvious and awkward. Maybe I'm just not hip enough to get it, and maybe you are, so go enjoy the great food! read more
11 years ago
You better believe it. I gotta tell you..this place lives up to all the hipster and all the hype hype hype. It's quality stuff. And It's actually...can I say.. humble? I feel like this place needs a disclaimer. You know those brunch spots where chics dress up for each other and wear heels to go out for breakfast? This fits the bill. And then there's those places where you just want strong coffee after you roll out of bed and put on old jeans? This fits the bill too. Well, truth be told I actually found Milktooth to be pretty down to earth and fun. Come as you are. You might think all the people in line are coming just for the scene, but they aren't. They are coming for the food. It doesn't hurt that the scene is fun and upbeat too. So that's that. I sat at the bar countertop and watched the food magicians cook their craft. It's mesmerizing. Everything I ordered tasted great. My dutch baby was filling and savory. The latke was good but I liked the dutch baby better. I didn't love the bacon as much as others do. But it was expertly prepared. Coffee was great. And all the pastries are incredible. I would be happy stopping in for just some coffee and a croissant. If I could wave a magic wand I'd just ask for more service. My waitress was fine, but this is such a happenin' place I think she was busy helping other tables. She had messy hair that day too. Hahaha.. she was funny. We both needed that coffee jolt I think. read more
There's a reason this place is getting so much recognition. Breakfast, brunch and coffee is like no other. The pastries alone make you wanna smack yo momma. I'm also a fan of latte art and making food not only tasty but pretty, like a work of art. This place is mad busy during the weekend so go off hours during the week. It's also a great place to people watch. I bring my camera and snap away. read more
We stayed in Indy this past weekend and wanted to go somewhere really cool for brunch. Milktooth has gotten such great reviews and we were excited to finally try it. They do not take reservations so be prepared for a long wait. We walked over from our hotel around 10:30 yesterday (Sunday morning) and had an hour wait. It went by super quickly though because you can stand in a line to get coffee, cocktails and pastries while you wait. I ordered us a pecan sticky bun and a bleu cheese croissant along with a specialty coffee, a mimosa and a French 75 cocktail. The pastries are killer and the French 75 cocktail was outstanding. We grabbed an outdoor table to relax during our wait. Once we were seating, we ordered the Gouda grilled cheese with sunny side up egg and a Dutch baby pancake- both were delicious. The pancake is savory and has a light texture. The grilled cheese was very rich and I was certainly glad I shared it with my husband. We also had an order of the sorghum glazed bacon which was very thick and more like pork belly. it wasn't what I expected and I was a little disappointed. I am forever spoiled by the Millionaires bacon from Surisan is San Fran. Overall I would rate it as follows: Pastries and coffee- 5 stars cocktails- 5 stars atmosphere- 3 stars entrees- 4 stars Service- 4 stars read more
11 years ago
Omg what can I say that hasn't already been said...this place is the bomb...the food is really a masterpiece of flavors and textures.the location: eclectic and too small...for such good food....when the weather gets cool seating will be a nightmare because this place is awesome and should be packed EVERYDAY! For Brunch I chose buckwheat waffle with pickled plums roasted almonds and goat cheese. On the menu the combination seemed odd, but in my mouth, the flavors danced and sang.....I was in gastro heaven. My second favorite was a Baja fish and shrimp pancake with pickled red cabbage and avocado dressing....OMG that was divine. I came with four other very particular eaters. Woman who don't normally step out of their comfort zone of food and I would say ALL of us enjoyed our meals immensely. This place definitely gets all the stars available and more! read more
Carrot chai. Original dutch baby. Do it!!! Oh my gosh the flavors and texture were just so perfect!! My mouth was watering as I was eating. Thought there would be a long line so came here by myself on a saturday 9am, but I sat at the bar and didn't wait at all. Well worth it. Will come back when I'm in town. read more
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534 Virginia Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46203
Fletcher Place
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(317) 986-5131
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What are wait times like on a Saturday morning at various times?
Depends on the time. If you get there when they start serving breakfast then you will be seated right away. If you go an hour after the place fills up pretty fast and you will wait like 15-20 min. The service is pretty fast and worth the wait.
Do they take American express?
I apologize I do not know the answer to that. I know that they take Visa and MasterCard.
I see there are a vegetarian options , anything for vegans?
The menu changes often, however I'm certain that they don't allow for alterations. Plan accordingly.
What gluten free options do you have besides the obvious like salads and omelets? Any gluten free substitutes like GF pancakes or waffles?
Our menu changes daily but we always have a few gluten free options to choose from. We recommend you give us a call the day you plan on coming in and we will gladly let you know the days gluten free options.
Do they have bottomless mimosas?
Hi! We do have mimosas, unfortunately they are not bottomless.
Are dogs allowed in their outside seating area? Or is there a place I could easily chain my dog in view of the restaurant (e.g. a bike rack, tree, light post...)?
There are outside seats with a rail surrounding the sitting area. If you sit at one of the tables by the rail and they do not want the dog at your table, you could easily have him/her sit on the other side of the rail and still be next to you.
When is the busiest time on a Saturday? How long is the wait?
If you are by yourself or with one other you can opt to sit at the counter (which is actually the best place to sit because you can watch them cook everything). The counter is normally no worse than a 15 minute wait even during busy times. If…
Directions for parking?
Plenty of free parking on the streets nearby. They have their own lot too but it only holds about 20 cars
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