Someone asked me recently to name my favorite breakfast burrito in the Indianapolis area. And you…read moreknow what? I could not think of a single place. I come from a land where great breakfast burritos can be found everywhere (you know the place), so my standards are high. And then I tasted the breakfast burrito at Mornings Breakfast & Brunch in Fishers. And now ... well. If someone asked me, now, where my favorite breakfast burrito is located, Mornings might pop into my head. Because the breakfast burrito here is bangin'. It's appropriately mushy in all the right places. (If you know me, then you know that "mushy" is a big compliment when describing a burrito.) It has hash browns that aren't too crispy, diced bacon (or whatever other meat you choose), scrambled eggs, cheese, all wrapped in a thin flour tortilla. The breakfast burrito also comes with a side of sour cream and salsa verde, plus an additional side. I chose fried potatoes. I got my breakfast burrito to go, like you should. Do people eat burritos sitting down in a restaurant? Aren't they made to be eaten in a car, precariously gripped in one hand, with the other had on the steering wheel, maneuvering around roundabouts? Or in a car, dripping sweat into the to-go container as you hover over it to shove the last bits of burrito into your face after a vigorous yoga session? Burritos are meant to be eaten in cars, obviously, so I got my breakfast burrito to go. Burritos, like many things, taste better when they're eaten in a car. When I visited Mornings early in the morning, the music was blasting in the dining room. I don't know if they always have it this loud, or if maybe they were just trying to pump up the staff, or if maybe I'm just old and everything is loud now, but the music was very loud. Like, "raise your voice to talk to the person across the table" loud. I guess just keep that in mind. Or let that be yet another sign that you need to get your food to go and eat it in your car.

Mornings easily lands in my top three breakfast spots…read more The space is clean and nicely decorated, with a welcoming, cozy feel. Andrea was incredibly kind even at 7 AM, which says a lot. The coffee is strong, fresh, and exactly what you need to start the day. The breakfast burrito is massive (seriously, it could feed an army), the pancakes are fluffy and melt-in-your-mouth good, and the hash browns are perfectly done. Everything came out quickly, thanks to Froy and Eduardo in the kitchen. I made sure to tell them how great the food was, and their big smiles said it all you can tell they genuinely care about both quality and service. There's plenty of parking, which is always a plus. If you're feeling a little lazy but still want a great breakfast, Mornings is the place. Go say hi to Andrea, Froy, and Eduardo, you'll be treated to a breakfast that feels like something your grandma made for you on a Sunday morning.

The food is phenomenal, we come here twice a week. Service is excellent and fast. My favorite is…read morethe fresh squeezed orange juice.

A great selection of breakfast food. Terrific service too! Love me some Lincoln Square!read more

Stopped in yesterday morning for a quick breakfast well one of my family members was at the medical…read morefacility across the street. Got quicker with a smile, a good cup of coffee that was always refilled in a very nice vegetable omelette with fruit On a nice clean restaurant as well

Sunny Day Cafe is a nice place in Hamilton Town Center. A friend of mine and I decided to stop by…read moreon a beautiful Saturday morning. It wasn't very busy yet and we were able to snag a table outside so we could enjoy the cool morning air while we ate. The staff were awesome, especially our waiter, David. He is very nice and laughed when I asked for funds to retire when asked if there was anything else he could do for us. My companion and I both had water, and I also had coffee.. Caffeine is still a necessity in the morning and Sunny Day Cafe's coffee is very good. No generic, bad tasting drip coffee here! My friend was craving pancakes, so she ordered a stack. I was torn between the biscuits & gravy, and the french toast. The biscuits & gravy won out and I had a couple of eggs added on top. I'm also a big hash brown kind of guy so I ordered some on the side. The pancakes looked very good as did the biscuits & gravy. I can't speak for the pancakes, because I didn't get a chance to sample them, but I have to say I was a bit disappointed with the B&G's. The gravy was kind of thin and tasteless. The biscuits were nice, and the eggs were cooked just like I asked. It wasn't bad, but not up to par with other places I have had biscuits & gravy from. (My house included.) The hash browns were disappointing also. They had an odd taste to them. Kind of like they had been cooked in the same spot as seafood was just cooked and used the residual oil. It was very off putting. Next time I will order the french toast. It has a nice selection of berries that are served with it, and sounds delicious. Overall, Sunny Day Cafe is a nice place for breakfast. The prices are reasonable, and the portions a nice size. The staff is great, and the atmosphere is relaxing. I will be back and try some of their other offerings.

Outdoors on a lazy Sunday afternoon post-manicure solo brunch ending my birthday weekend. I choose…read morea treat, the lobster and brie omelet. It was delicious. I like the consistency of the grits. I love the coffee--even midday--my coffee is important. I'm not sure why this is my preferred ABE location-- it just is my favorite. Even with the traffic of 116th-- the bubbling fountain of the Fishers walk is calming. Madison, my server, has the right balance of efficient, friendly, and informative regarding the menu items.

4 stars. Popped in…read moreone morning for a bite to eat. I opted for the lunch combo with gumbo and Cobb salad. Delicious! The gumbo was chocked full of seafood and the salad had the most delightful jalapeño vinaigrette. It usually comes with honey mustard but they were out. Happy mistake. That dressing was soooooo good! Honestly, I don't think I've ever enjoyed a salad dressing more. The only thing better than the food was the service. Sydney... "like Australia," as she introduced herself was attentive, personable, and made the experience memorable. I returned a few days later for Sunday brunch and ordered what I thought would be a larger salad. Unfortunately, it missed the mark - completely. There simply weren't enough greens to justify calling it a salad. On this visit, the service was noticeably slower. Our orders arrived at different times, some items were incorrect, and we were initially charged for things we didn't order. Thankfully, everything was addressed once we reviewed the bill. So, yeah.... We'll be back... ideally when Sydney is behind the bar! Give that girl a raise!

All breakfast joints are basically the same ... until they're not. This fact, alone, won we over to…read moreMornings. There is much more going on here than what the name implies, because Mornings has an unexpected Spanish flair to their menu. This was a pleasant discovery and makes me want to return soon to explore more of the menu. I love breakfast. I especially love splurging and eating breakfast out. I feel like eating breakfast at a restaurant is so indulgent. It's so simple and convenient to eat breakfast at home. To take the time to leave the house and enjoy a sit-down restaurant for the first meal of the day is so extravagant. I know I sound crazy, but I'm serious. Breakfast dates just hit different. And breakfast dates with your mom for her birthday are even more special. But here is my issue with most breakfast joints: they are all the same. It always makes me laugh when you are going to meet someone for breakfast and a lengthy discussion ensues over where to go. Does it even matter? They all serve the same things: Multiple forms of eggs, pancakes, french toast, breakfast meats and probably a "skillet" meal. You might be lucky enough to find a chef who knows how to prepare a proper eggs benedict (The key? Restraint. A little hollandaise goes a long way), but beyond that, pick wherever you want to go. The menu will most likely be a carbon-copy. Well, color me surprised when I gazed upon the menu at Mornings! A carne asada skillet, the bad hombre omelette with chorizo, black beans and habanero cheese. They also offer tres leches pancakes, four types of benedcits and chilaquiles. This menu was fresh and different compared to mose midwestern breakfast establishments. This came as such a welcomed surprise. After receiving a hot cup of coffee, I decided on the chilaquiles. I had only heard of this dish, but had never had the opportunity to try it out. Have you ever had a dish that you didn't particularly enjoy, and yet you could tell that it was made really well? This was my experience with chilaquiles. If you aren't familiar, chilaquiles are tortilla chips that have been simmered in salsa rojo or verde. I was slightly concerned about ordering wet tortillas, but I am always down for a new experience. Honestly, I won't be ordering the chilaquiles, again. They were pretty much what I expected after reading the description. However, I was still impressed with the dish. Mornings did a great job, and I would actully recommend them to someone who enjoys chilaquiles. Personally, I would rather try some other dishes and flavors on the menu. But my thought was simple: If I am enjoying a dish that I don't seem to be a fan of now that I have tried it, how great are the rest of thes dishes on the menu that I know I would enjoy! Whether its a solo trip, a nice birthday date with my mom, or a breakfast burrito to go to savor after my morning yoga class, I will definitely be back to Mornings.

We came in for a morning breakfast and had a great experience overall! Our server was fantastic! He…read morewas friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our meal. The food came out hot, fresh, and really well prepared. Everything we ordered was good, and the portions were very plentiful, leaving us more than satisfied. The caramel iced coffee absolutely an A++!

First time visiting! Food was amazing and so was our server Niara! Started with the Cinnamon Roll…read more Amazing! Large and delicious!! Totally forgot to take a picture. BYO omelette delicious.

Had an amazing experience at Rize! The food, the service and niara was amazing! The atmosphere and…read morefood and Niara 10 out of 10 first experience

Tam's is a super cute little cafe. It's unassuming and seems like a very nice family owned ,…read morefamily oriented place. We arrived on a Friday around 11 AM and we had the place to ourselves for a short time. The rooms are small and cozy. Our service was excellent.. she was helpful and returned at just the right times to ask if I was ready to order, needed a refill, etc. I ordered the special of biscuits and gravy.. and it was fantastic. The sauce had bits of sausage and was an amazingly nice flavor. The potatoes on the side were good. The eggs were cooked over medium just as I requested. Best B&G I've ever had.

Very small intimate space. Logo says little kitchen; great food. Max occupancy is 25 people. There…read moreare a few rables in front and back as well, but today was particularly bad with the bees. That being said the breakfast I had was good. Chicken sausage, potatoes and scrambled eggs. I didn't partake in any of the sweets or drinks but they had many choices. I ordered to go, the servers were very helpful in offering choices based on my diety needs. Good place to come with your partner or friend but I personally wouldn't bring kids or a group of 4 people max. I heard them say you can order online tho.

Nicely appointed hotel lobby restaurant featuring a quiet ambiance. A limited, but excellent menu…read morewith something for everyone. The house made chicken salad is great. The crusted edge burgers are both tasty & toothsome. I had the one with peach bacon jam. Both sandwiched came with excellent crisp seasoned fries. Rapid service and an environment where you could talk.

Derailed = disappointed…read more Maybe my expectations were too high...but the food left much to be desired. I'll get back to the food. The ambiance is 5 stars. And if I was there to take photos only or enjoy the scenery, this would be a 5 star review. The location is great! We sat outside and enjoyed the weather and people watching on the Nickle Plate trail. Taylor was our server. She wore a birthday headband so not sure if it was her actual birthday or decorations but her energy gave she would rather be anywhere but work (perhaps celebrating her birthday?). I had to ask another waitress walking by if I could get more water (she was super nice and friendly, I didn't get her name). We had a friend join late, Taylor never acknowledged her or even asked if she wanted to place an order. Taylor came and grabbed our receipts because she didn't want them to "fly away". Mind you, there was no wind and they were tucked in the receipt book thing-a-ma-bob. Stephen the manger checked on us and filled him in on Taylor (unbeknownst to me he was the manager at the time). I had the pear margarita. Apparently they ran out of oranges so the drink arrived without any garnishment so no photo worthy pic obtained. It was just ok. My friend had the pineapple rum old fashioned and said it was delicious. I had the Brussel sprouts. They were mediocre at best. I requested some ranch to make them More palatable and that was a good move. The ranch is very good!!

I love a good Martha Hoover joint, and this Cafe Patachou is very much like the others: great food…read more(especially the cinnamon toast), wonderful service, hella loud inside, hella busy. My party of three visited on a Sunday at 11:30ish a.m., and there was a 25 minute wait. Then we waited another 30 minutes for our food. The moral of the story is that if you want to visit during weekend brunch hours, you need to bring your patience. Water and drinks were served promptly, though. They also offer self-serve coffee, so you don't need to wait for a refill. We ordered the lavender lemonade, which was nice and sweet and not too floral, but was a beautiful hazy lavender hue. My favorite thing at Cafe Patachou is the California Dreamer, which is an omelette filled with avocado, white cheddar, sour cream and jalapenos. It has a little bit of a kick from the jalapenos, but even still, I'm so much of a California girl that I requested hot sauce. It comes with arugula and your choice of toast. I always get the cinnamon toast at Cafe Patachou, because it's the best cinnamon toast I've ever had, full stop. We also got the Green Goddess salad, no protein. It was very good and included spinach, avocado, cucumber, tomatoes, radish, sugared pecans, feta, hard-boiled egg and green goddess dressing. This is a tasty salad, and is great if you want a little something that feels healthy and light. One thing to keep in mind is that when there are lots of people in the dining room, it can be loud. I felt like I had to raise my voice to talk to the people at my table. Another thing to keep in mind is that if you have to wait for a table, there are some swinging seats a few steps away from the restaurant, so you can go sit there and swing for a bit while you wait for them to text you that your table is ready.

popped in for brunch around noon last weekend, we didn't have reservations so there was about a 20…read moreminute wait. we enjoyed our visit for the most part! the service was good - our server was friendly and checked on us often. it took awhile for drinks and food to come out but that's to be expected on a saturday. i ordered the avocado toast and my partner had the ricotta scrambled eggs (which comes on toast). they were both delicious. i do think for what's ultimately 1 piece of toasted bread with avocado (and scrambled eggs for his dish), the prices are a bit high. we didn't realize the portion was so small and probably wouldn't order those dishes again despite being good. if you want a very light meal, it might be worth it for you.

We love Sahm's other iterations and I'm enjoying the Roost more and more. I do love their robust…read morecoffee. Like my mom, I appreciate excellence in Benedicts. The hollandaise is probably the best I've had locally - very rich, creamy and a bit lemony, as it should be, but not too much tang. Similarly, the eggs are poached to perfection - runny yolks with 'not runny' whites. So many choices: Traditional (though nobody in the Midwest serves true Canadian peameal bacon), Florentine, Breaded tenderloin, Fiesta (chorizo & avocado), Salmon, and Nashville chicken with tomatillo hollandaise. On the periodic 'Devour' menu there is also a Fried Green Tomato version. Dressed greens is a great side (included) though so many options for the hash brown or cornbread casserole. Tami loves the Cinnamon roll French toast. Today we had our pups so ate outside. Did I say I love their robust coffee?

Cute little diner. The service was fine but not overly friendly. Very attentive though considering…read moreit was busy. The food was fine for diner food. My quesadilla listed bacon as an ingredient but there could have been more. The salsa and guac were tasty. Bathrooms and booths do not seem accessible. The coffee cake was some of the best I've ever had. Seems like it would be dry but it isn't.