Our new go-to place for fast-Greek food. There are dine-in, take out, and drive-thru options…read more It's a casual dining experience with good food, at reasonable prices. Portions are ample. And Kumar is always on hand to guide you, if you need it! Gyros are delicious; seasoned chicken is yum; rice is cooked perfectly; and the spanakopita is top notch. Also, the tzatziki is my number one favorite anywhere!

Really good food and attentive service. We had a lamb gyro and a falafel gyro. Both were…read moredelicious! Vibe is fast food, but the food is so much better than that!

While in Greenfield, Indiana you've got to check out The Depot!…read more FROM GRAIN ELEVATOR TO FAMILY RESTAURANT: this place has history, character, and heart. The building towers above the surrounding area, and we could see it from blocks away as we drove toward it. It has those old school Midwestern, small town vibes that you just don't see much anymore. The restaurant is large and clearly a popular local spot, so I'd recommend making reservations ahead of time. After a short wait, we were seated in their lively main dining room. They have an extensive cocktail menu, appetizers, and plenty of mains truly a menu where there's something for everyone. Think classic, down home American cooking in a casual, no frills setting. Our table sampled a little bit of everything, but if you order one appetizer, get the fried pickles! I'm a sucker for that cornmeal style batter and the sriracha ranch was the perfect touch. For my main, I ordered the loaded wedge salad and when I say this thing was HUGE, I mean it! It was practically an entire head of lettuce, so definitely expect leftovers. The wedge was cold, crisp, refreshing, and delicious. The staff were incredibly nice and attentive, the kind of place where they call you darling and greet you with a smile. It's not fancy and there are no frills, but that's exactly what makes it special. Good food, genuinely friendly people, and that classic down-home neighborhood feel.

It was our first time here and we enjoyed the restaurant's vibe and the service was great. The…read moredrinks were good and the price was only $10 a martini with tons of selection! The food was so-so. I ordered a grilled chicken BLT wrap and the chicken was... weird. Very stretchy, wet and like the weirdest texture so I couldn't finish it. Chips were good, and we liked the 'tater kegs' app.

Our first visit to Carnegie's in Greenfield to celebrate a wedding anniversary. I was disappointed…read morethat the online booking tool did not allow me to enter a special occasion so the restaurant had no idea it was our anniversary. There is apparently no difference in service. My hubs ordered a glass of merlot and I ordered their lemon/blueberry martini. The merlot was nice but the martini was out of this world. My new fave drink! We started with the asparagus dip and again, the best we'd ever tried. We ordered their smothered chicken and an off menu pasta with sausage. Both were incredible. I wanted to try their pasta so I ordered a side of fettuccine in herbed butter. It too was lovely. The venue is in the basement of a former Carnegie Library. It's a little dark and has a speakeasy feel. We turned the lamp on our table to a brighter setting to see a bit better. Our server was Chris. He is very knowledgeable and gave us a lot of information about the food, business and building. The GM, Jeremy, gave us a tour of the upstairs portion of the building where they hold specialty events. Overall, we loved all of our evening and were able to have this experience right at $100 for both of us. We'll be back!

Carnegies is located in an old library building a block from main. Some years ago the Carnegie…read moreinstitute built libraries across the country as part of the post depression effort. This is one of those libraries, making it a special building. The new ownership has added a patio on the front. Nice umbrella tables and chairs and a pizza plaza in the back They bake wood fired pizza in the evening The menu is an all day menu. They have about 5 sandwiches and 1/2 order of pasta for lunch. Otherwise you can order anything off the menu. Their menu includes steaks, etc and is a little pricey . I had the breaded tenderloin. It was not your usual. It looked as though it had been breaded in some kind of cheese mixture. It was pan friend and the underside of my tenderloin looked like a carbon copy. It was burnt. I ate about1/4 of it. I did not care for the breading. My friends had the tenderloin and a French dip sandwich. She took the French dip home for her dog as it was too tough to eat. We had a great wait staff that checked on us and gave us time to catch up with each other Since this is an old library, there is no elevator. It is necessary to walk down 20ish steps to the main dining room. No matter what shape you are in, those steps are a hazard Would I go back again? Not for lunch, maybe dinner or pizza.

Janet and crew was awesome! Super good kolaches and macarrones for a gas station!!!…read more Super clean and lots of other food options. If we're passing through a town with a Leo, our family is stopping! We left with over $100 in kolaches and macarrones! Money where our mouth is! Try it out!!!!

The best kolaches in the Midwest! If you're traveling by…read moreGreenfield IN, you absolutely have to stop and try it. The place itself is very clean , the people are very nice and polite, great service.

Came here for lunch with friends after one of them recommended this spot, and I'm so glad they did!…read moreThis is a great Thai restaurant in Greenfield. The location is easy to get to since it's close to the highway and just off the main road. It's in a shared shopping area with plenty of parking, so finding it was simple. We visited for lunch on a Monday and took advantage of their $12.99 lunch special. The lunch menu has a ton of options, which made it hard to choose! I finally decided on the #10 Thai Garlic & Pepper with chicken. The meal started with a bowl of soup, and when my entree arrived it came beautifully plated with rice, a crispy spring roll, a fresh salad, and even an orange slice. The presentation was really cute, and the portion size was very generous. You definitely get a lot of food for the price. I ordered my dish at a medium spice level, and it had just the right amount of heat without being overwhelming. Someone else at our table ordered theirs hot, and after trying a bite, I can say it definitely packs some heat! Next time, I'd probably choose something between medium and hot if that were an option. For dessert, we shared the mango sticky rice, and it was delicious. The mango was perfectly ripe and sweet, and the creamy coconut sticky rice paired with it beautifully. The restaurant itself is charming. When you first walk in it seems small, but there's another dining area that opens up in the back. They also have a cute little bar, and the decor creates a relaxing atmosphere with a beautiful Asian inspired design. Our service was great. There was one server, who I believe was from Thailand, and she was friendly, attentive, and welcoming. It wasn't very busy during our visit, so we never felt rushed. I really enjoyed my meal and I'm happy to have discovered this place. There are so many items on the menu that I'd love to come back and try, and I can definitely see myself returning. If you're looking for delicious Thai food with generous portions, reasonable prices, and excellent service, this spot is worth checking out!

Passing through and stopped in for dinner. Well lit dinning area with natural light. I was seated…read moreright away. It took a little time to place an order because they are busy. I ordered the panang curry with chicken. The food came out quickly. The curry was delicious and packed with chicken and red peppers. The order comes with a good portion of rice. Definitely one of the best Panang curry's I've had.

I'm not always in the mood for a hamburger for dinner, but last night I decided to try one--and it…read morewas excellent. I ordered the Southwest Burger, which was outstanding. It was topped with fresh avocado and pico de gallo, with just the right amount of queso. The chipotle sauce served on the side added a perfect finishing touch and brought all the flavors together beautifully. To end the meal, I had a brownie with ice cream for dessert, which was equally satisfying. Overall, it was a delicious dining experience from start to finish.

Love this spot in downtown Greenfield! great spot to sit outside and enjoy the bustling downtown…read morearea. Lots of history! Leah took care of all of our needs and the brisket burger was the bomb.!! celebrating Father's Day with my dad? He had the pulled pork..

We stopped by on our way home to Dayton, OH and I'm so glad we did!…read more We tried the cookies and cream cookie and a snickerdoodle cupcake. Both were absolutely delicious and reasonably priced. Would love to try more in the future! The store has a good seating area that offered multiple boards games, which is a neat idea. Staff was also friendly.

I've been wanting to try this place for awhile and noticed they are on DoorDash. The club sandwich…read moreis stacked and has a good amount of ham and turkey. It is served on toasted bread and warm. The soup, well I was little disappointed. The base was broken, it wasn't smooth and creamy. The taste was bland and didn't taste the cheddar cheese.

Jersey Mike's is one on my fast food favorites when I'm in a hurry. Today, I was picking up subs…read morefor lunch. This was my first visit to this location in Greenfield. The staff was extraordinarily friendly and helpful. They didn't skimp on the fixings. I ordered two Italian subs fixed "Mike's" way with lettuce, tomato, oil, vinegar and spices. The subs were huge and packed with plenty of meat. The thin sliced ham was really good. The dining area has a Jersey Boardwalk theme. For a moment, I felt like I was at the beach and not land locked in Central Indiana. This Jersey Mike's offers great service and subs. I'll be back for sure.

Jersey Mike's is a good option when you just want something light versus heavy…read more I've had their turkey and their ham sandwich and they're both great. There are a few tables to sit and eat at, but I always get mine carry out. The place is nothing fancy just a place to relax and grab a sandwich. Get your sandwich Mike's way, and you won't be disappointed!

McAlister's Deli in Greenfield offers a variety of sandwiches and, during my recent stay, I had…read moretheir McAlister Club Sandwich and their Turkey BLT on two separate days. Both sandwiches were delicious and - to my surprise - I actually enjoyed their Honey Mustard spread in the McAlister Club sandwich. Because these were online orders, the sandwiches weren't presented at its prime. It would have been nice to eat at their restaurant but, even as 'to go' orders, these were delicious and they hit the spot. Just simple delicious sandwiches done right.

We are "Frequent Flyers" at McAlisters Deli…read more The Greenfield liv cation has had trouble with their POS system since the day it opened. Two months ago they charged my debit card 5 Times in less than a minute. Tonight I scanned two different debit card a total 5 times none of which were accepted. Both cards are very well funded we left and went to another restaurant in Greenfield and my card was accepted without a problem or any questions. There are 3 other McAlisters about the same distance from our home as the Greenfield location. They will be getting our business going forward

Res Beef was really good. I ordered it for the bone broth. I recently had surgery & needed clear…read morebroth for my recovery.

Basically: You must visit La Casa de las Sopas right now. This restaurant is an east-side Indy…read morehidden gem. Literally, these guys are serving the best soup (sopa) in all of Indy. I can honestly say I have not had soup this delicious in a long time. This is one of those times when I want Yelp to offer more stars, because I want to give this place even more than five stars. I wish I could say that I found La Casa de las Sopas myself. But really, it was a tenacious friend who found La Casa de las Sopas for me. You see, I was in search of albondigas: a Mexican meatball and vegetable soup. It's a simple dish, and pretty common in Latin communities. I wanted to eat it on a meaningful day: the anniversary of my mom's death, because albondigas was her favorite food. But it was surprisingly difficult for me to find a restaurant in Indy that served this dish. But lo: La Casa de las Sopas emerged from a deep-dive search! These guys are hiding in plain sight. They are posted up in a cool mid-century modern building right off of Shadeland Avenue and 38th Street. They aren't on Yelp (well, now they are) and they don't have a website, but they're there on the east side, quietly making the best Central American / Mexican soup in Indianapolis. My server did not speak English, and I only spoke a little broken Spanish. So keep that in mind when you visit! Maybe have Google Translate pulled up. I ordered the albondigas, and she told me, "No." Then pointed to the menu and said "yes" to the soup they did have. What?! You mean I came to this restaurant on the day my mom died to eat a special soup, and now I'm not going to eat that soup?! Somewhat dejectedly, I ordered the caldo de res (beef soup). I asked in my most primitive Spanish: "Albondigas otro dia?" (Another day meatball soup?) She said tomorrow. But then a few minutes later, like magic, the server emerged from the back and said, "Albondigas, yes!" I got so excited that I think I clapped my hands and danced in my seat. My albondigas dream would soon come true. Now that I think about it, I might have looked so desperate for Mexican meatball soup that the server might have asked the kitchen to make me some. If so, ay dios mio! What service! I don't know what happened in between me being sad at the possibility of no albondigas soup and receiving my albondigas soup in front of my face, but it was nothing short of a miracle. There really are no words for the albondigas soup at La Casa de las Sopas. It was even better than the soup my mom made -- especially the broth. I could have just drank the unctuous, meaty broth by itself. There were several big rice-studded meatballs in the soup. The soup also had chunks of potato and carrot, all swimming in that beautiful broth. On the side, you get a dish of rice. I suggest taking a spoonful of rice and dunking it in the broth and eating that comforting spoonful in one bite. You also get homemade corn tortillas. The tortillas looked and tasted like they were freshly pressed and pan fried. My entire albondigas dish was so much more than I expected in every way. The restaurant itself is so pretty. Flowers and vines hang from the ceiling, and there are selfie spots with neon signs to take photos. And the restrooms! I don't usually comment on the restrooms at restaurants unless they're extraordinary, but the restrooms here are spotless. The whole restaurant is spotless, really. You can tell that these guys put a lot of thought and effort into decorating and creating a space to enjoy delicious soup.