Beyond thrilled to be the first to review Tinker Coffee's new location at IU Health. The minute I…read moreheard they were opening up, I pulled up my upcoming IU Health appointments and made a reminder in my calendar to check it out. Unfortunately, I find myself at IU Health more than I'd prefer, but Tinker Coffee has become the new bright spot in my visits. I'm all about coupling the best with the worst So, what to expect? They're located across the hall from the main IU Health cafeteria. The space is currently undergoing renovations, but in the meantime, you can still grab drinks and some light snacks. I was told more food options were on the horizon. I love seeing Tinker as an option in place of the frou-frou coffee option (you know, coffee milkshakes...) that was previously in this space. The young woman I've encountered during my latest visits has been very personable (and handles the steady line of customers with ease). I look forward to visiting this spot every time I enter 550 University Boulevard. Bravo, Team Tinker!

I try to avoid this place because there is $2 coffee in the cafeteria across the hall, but I wanted…read moreto change things up. I just took a sip and had to open it up because it both tasted acrid and had a grainy texture to it. I got a drip coffee with cream and carmel syrup. I'm not sure what component it was but something in those three ingredients is really bad. There were solids floating in the drink.

Dear reader, Good…read moreVibes Cafe in Indianapolis was a thoroughly pleasant stop and quite easy to enjoy. It is right downtown in a cool location on the second floor of a building, with a restaurant below, which gives it a slightly tucked-away charm. Inside, there is tons of seating and space, so it feels relaxed and inviting rather than cramped. The staff was so nice, which always makes a coffee stop feel more welcoming. I really liked my iced mocha, and they also had a nice variety of other drinks and pastries on offer. Overall, a lovely little cafe and one I would happily visit again.

A small cafe for quick bites. The cafe is on the top floor with another fastfood restaurant on the…read morelower level. Prices are a little on the higher side. Both the beverage and food was okay! Parking is hard to find.

2nd time visiting this place- the first time my friend ordered the ginger latte and she was in…read morelove! 2 years later we got to visit again this past weekend and it did not disappoint! My friends both got the ginger lattes and I got a tiramisu latte. Flavor and balance was really good, service was pretty fast, plenty of seating, and beautiful interior/exterior. Many people were doing work or reading, there's artwork that you can peruse. Very cute for a coffee shop date or studying/working, All in an older building that still has a lot of life- that also gives life to the people that walk in and out.

Tried the butterscotch latte and it was delicious! There was a little bit of a wait after ordering…read morebut this coffee shop is located in a historic building, so lots of things to look at and read while waiting. There is space to work and many people were on laptops, but I grabbed my drink to go. You'll have to go up a set of stairs to get to the coffee shop, so be mindful of that. It's also kind of warm - they had a bunch of loud fans going. I don't know if that's just because it's summertime and the building is old and harder to cool or if they had water damage from all the rain and are drying out. It didn't bother me but noting that in case it does bother others.

Good luck stopping in here for just one item. I tried the croissant cinnamon roll, cheese Danish,…read moreand a sub they had (I forget what was on it!), and every single thing tasted fresh. The croissant cinnamon roll was buttery, flaky, and perfectly glazed, while the Danish had a rich, creamy filling without being overly sweet. Don't sleep on the sandwiches either because the bread alone is worth the trip. The Stutz location is bright, cute, and there's great outdoor seating scattered around. The staff was friendly and helpful, and everything in the pastry case looked as good as it tasted. I have an allergy and they were able to easily answer questions. My only advice is if you want a specific pastry you should go early. The best items sell out fast, and for good reason. Easy 5 stars.

This has to be by far the largest Amelia's location. The selection though mirrors the other stores…read moreand it is delicious. I come mostly for the breads and the cinnamon rolls made from croissant dough. I do have to say I preferred the 'old' way these were made which was with a lot less icing. But I get that the change was probably done on request as folks generally prefer the extra sweet things here. Don't get me wrong, I will still continue to devour my fair share of these delicious works of art. And you cannot go wrong with the bread around here. I tend to freeze quite a bit of it since I don't live near an Amelia's. I have to say it does freeze well, especially if you toast it a little after thawing it.

I stopped in here twice for a pour over and both times the Bombay was really good!!…read more Definitely recommend stopping by for a pourover or black coffeee

Have only been here two or three times. I found the coffee a little underwhelming. Will try it one…read moremore time and see if I find something I like. Coffee 3/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 2/5

Went to Cafe Patachou yesterday morning and had one of the best breakfasts of my trip!…read more The avocado toast was warm, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The bread was perfectly seedy with just the right balance of crunchy and soft, and they were generous with the avocado. I especially loved the radish and pickled onions on top. Such a simple breakfast, but every bite was so good. And then there was the pistachio iced latte. YUM. I added whipped cream, which really took it to the next level. Honestly, I'm kind of glad I only discovered this place on the last day of my trip because if I had found it earlier, I probably would have had four of those lattes. Great breakfast, great coffee, and now I'm wishing I had one more morning in town!

this place was really cute! we got the mimosa bottle, and they had their own branded prosecco,…read morewhich is super fun. the little metal teapot was filled with orange juice too. omg i had like half the bottle and got super drunk and fell asleep after brunch. the omlette and the greens i had were delicious. the only problem i had was with the bread. first off, im super glad they give you 4 whole slices of bread because i was afraid that the omlette itself would not fill me up. but they put a gargantuan amount of butter on these slices of bread. i swear they melted an entire stick and soaked each piece in it. like i love butter, but even this was way too much butter for me. my brother literally wrung out a slice of bread and watched the butter drip out. the service was okay. kinda slow, but i think it's because we told the waiter we were waiting on a third person, but they never showed up. so i think they were kind of waiting for that, but we were ready to order and everything. this was such a cute place! i think it would be fun coming back!

Cafe Soleil is amazing! It's located inside Eskenazi Hospital (the east-south building) and is a…read moresit-down restaurant with amazing food, low prices, and they pay people fairly so there's no tipping. Woo! The salad bar has everything you could want - spinach, arugula, many toppings, fresh fruit, sunflower and chia seeds, plenty of meat including shrimp, and much more...for only $7.99 or $4.99 in addition to an entree. They have a healthy special of the day low in calories for around $5.99 - I like the salmon with cucumber sauce and peas. They have a regular special of the day as well. Once it was stuffed shells with chicken in Alfredo for $8.99 and that was great! On Fridays the salad bar becomes a hot buffet in addition to salad - sometimes it's BBQ (pulled pork, chicken, etc) or tacos, etc. All this plus salad bar is only $11.99. Their chili is one of the best bowls of chili I've had! I honestly have loved everything. Service is amazing. And Eskenazi employees get 10% off! They have a to-go Cafe Soleil next door as well. It includes anything from the menu plus has awesome and inexpensive fro-yo, Scholars Inn bakes goods, and more local snacks!

I ordered the Better Than Your Mama's Meatloaf and it was actually pretty decent. Definitely not…read morebetter than my mothers but it was better than a lot of restaurants.

Amazing service, so nice and talkative. Despite the barista being alone, she worked quick and had a…read moreconnection with every customer. Many sweet treats and a variety of simple and unique drinks. Its connected to the brewhouse, so you can have fun there, or sit and do work in the cozy area inside the shop :)

This is a fun spot that has not only great coffee and pastries but also fun events throughout the…read moremonth. I've been there a few times and they have stairs to enter as well as a great gradual ramp. Their main space is a bit crowded but does have some comfy couches and plenty of tables for patrons. They also have an outside porch for sunny days or those with dogs. Their staff is welcoming and pleasant and always has great recommendations. I love that they have a multitude of options and some gluten free treats too! I went for a painting time and loved it. So fun to sit and sip a beverage and chat with others while relaxing with some painting. Great for a Thursday night event. They do a variety and it is a fun time! If you haven't been I would highly recommend it!

Tinker Coffee NEVER misses. They have so many fun drink options. I tried Tinker the first time at…read morethe airport and was extremely excited to see it at the AMP in Indianapolis! I enjoyed a blueberry vanilla iced latte and it was the perfect drink to start my work day. Service was awesome with the perfect recommendations based off my preferences and the space is perfect to work out of for a couple hours.

Tinker is always a good idea! This was my first time at this location and I ordered their blueberry…read morematcha, which is so refreshing and summery. There are hints of lemon too and it's an all around wonderful drink. They are in the AMP food hall, so it's a little noisy, but you can take it to go if you prefer more quiet area. I also like that you can grab food from other local vendors and it makes a great spot for lunch because you have so many different options.

Stopped at mansion society for a coffee and was surprised that there was a coffee shop inside of an…read moreapt complex, but the coffee shop itself was very cute and had ample parking. FYI to those who may have a physical handicap the prevents climbing steps, there are 2 sets of steps to enter the building, I didn't see any handicap accessible entry when I went there. The area to order coffee was really small and could comfortably fit about 5 people in the line inside the ordering station. There were places to stand in the foyer to wait as well, but in my opinion even though there is an open space in the foyer you could be potentially blocking someone's walking space since the ordering station is next to the entrance and the seating areas are in the entryway. I ordered their seasonal From the Past Latte w/ matcha and whole milk. They mentioned that the wait time to receive the drink was 10 minutes, which was understandable with how busy they were, but to my surprise I actually received my drink in half that time. The drink tasted great and if I was still in the area I'd go there again. I definitely noticed for such a small space, the staff were efficient and moved quickly to get everyone their correct orders. All of them were very cordial and professional as well, so that was appreciated.

I saw this coffee spot as a top hidden gem so my pig and I ventured out to check it out on a random…read moreSunday. Cute place however I was a bit thrown off upon arriving. It is an apartment building. I didn't do my research prior but learned that it used to be a psych ward. Kinda cool. I got their seasonal coconut lavender latte and a signature Sammy. The drink was great, the sandwich took way too long to prepare (we're talking 30 minutes, no joke). I was only annoyed bc I was so hungry, other than that- I didn't care about the wait bc I had nowhere to be. Overall- If I was in the neighborhood and craving a yummy coff treat, I'd return- I did really like my drink.