Such a cute place! Went for a friends birthday. I love the option of outdoor or indoor seating. Our…read moreserver was great! Everyone's food came out timely and hot. Everyone got a mixture of things. I went more of the Mexican route and my friend got breakfast. I tasted hers and it was great! Would definitely recommend. Ambiance 10/10 Service 10/10 Food 8/10

The restaurant is beautiful inside. We sat on the patio and it was cute overlooking the bison and…read morepark. The arroz con pollo was everything you would want. Tender bits of chicken, creamy queso, fluffy rice. The tacos were also delicious and was more authentic with the corn tortillas and just like and cilantro garnish. The seats on the patio were comfy but a little hard to slide in and out. Service was good. You pay at the table, and can tap.

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.

Bica is our slice of Europe in the Midwest. Its calming atmosphere and delectable pastries make us…read morefeel like we're on vacation again. Service is always on point. This hidden gem is worth every penny. Also, the Friday night cocktail hour has some of the best cocktails I've ever had and some really great small bites to go with them!

I need to come back here just for breakfast and a coffee…read more We came here for lunch and I ordered the soup and 1/2 sandwich. I thought I could order any sandwich on the menu, but was informed I could only get the Tosta Mista (ham and cheese). I ordered that and the soup of the day. The sandwich was the most basic sandwich that my 12-year old daughter would have laughed at. It was a paper-thin provolone and an even thinner slice of ham on some OK sourdough that was barely grilled. The soup was just some thinned out broth with a few chunks of beef and a couple cubed potatoes. The coffee menu looked good though.

I'm from NWI where "skillets" are all the rage. The Indy area doesn't use that term for some reason…read moreso I ordered the Western Bowl hoping it was my beloved "skillet." Luckily, I was right! As a skillet-snob, I thought this one was pretty good! The hash browns were surprisingly browned on BOTH sides! It was fantastic. Service was quick and friendly. Ambiance nothing fancy. Definitely your "typical" diner, but sometimes that's just what the heart wants! My only small complaint is we had a party of 6, so they had to pull 3 high-top round tables together for us to all sit together. Not ideal, but it's a pretty small place, so I understand. The only other option was to sit at the counter in a straight line so we preferred the high-tops. That said, we were sat right away on a Saturday at noon, so I cant complain too much!

My mom and I returned once again to Uptown Cafe when I was back in Noblesville as I thought the…read moredowntown businesses probably really need customers right now with all of the road construction in progress around the square on Logan Street at the moment. We were greeted by a very nice young lady, Olivia J, who informed us that we could sit wherever we wanted to sit upon arrival,...so we decided to sit at the counter this time as the tables in the original section were full. This provided us an interesting vantage point as we could see the cook making everything and we could see out through the corner window at the front of the restaurant. We ordered our usual biscuits and gravy for my mom and I really enjoy the eggs Benedict here as the flavoring of the hollandaise sauce is always right on par which is easier said than done if you've ever tried to make it at home. While we were waiting, a large group came in and greeted Olivia and I asked if they were related as I noticed a striking resemblance of this sweet young lady. It was several members of her family and they all sat down next to my mother and I along the remaining counter seating which was fun. She informed us that she had recently started working there and was very kind, outgoing, and smiling frequently as she cleaned up various tables in the dining room. Her mom was so nice to chat with that her family asked my mom and I to lean in for a family photo they took. This made for an entertaining meal. I also had a chance to chat with another nice customer from Muncie who was waiting for a table to open up. Friendly atmosphere, delicious food, kind people, and great view for observation continue to make this one of my favorite places to return when visiting my hometown. Good luck with the new job Olivia and your smile and fun demeanor complemented by the wonderful food will keep customers returning (this one who now lives in Michigan) Go Millers!!! I too was once a Noblesville teenager trying hard at that first job. Great teamwork noticed by a kind staff supporting each other and working together.

Great atmosphere--sitting on the upper level gave off subtle speakeasy vibes…read more We started with the Public House Nachos with steak (definitely get the steak!), alongside the Georgia Peach and Tiger Tea cocktails. The nachos were easily the best nacho appetizer we've had in a long time. The drinks? No notes. Both were a 10/10--incredibly flavorful and perfectly balanced. For dinner, we had the Nashville Hot Chicken sandwich and Mongolian Beef. Finally, a Nashville hot chicken sandwich that wasn't dry! It had the perfect balance of heat and flavor. The Mongolian Beef was just as exceptional, loaded with tender filet medallions, soba noodles, bell peppers, and mushrooms. To top it all off, Aiden provided genuine 6-star service throughout our meal. Highly recommend!

My wife and I were loyal customers of Grindstone Public House for six years, going every single…read moreweekend without missing one--more than 300 weekends. Last Christmas alone, I purchased $1,000 in Grindstone gift cards, and we've routinely tipped the bartenders 30-40% because the bar staff has always treated us extremely well. Unfortunately, after six years, that relationship has come to an end. We had brought Grindstone three cocktail recipes we enjoy--two from a favorite restaurant in Illinois and one based on the Liquid Love Affair from 1933 Lounge in Fishers. Management eventually created a special POS button for our cocktails and charged $10.50 each. We were recently informed that ownership had decided to increase those drinks to $15 each--a 43% increase overnight. I understand prices increase. Had they gone to $11 or $12, I wouldn't have thought twice about it. What I found unreasonable was charging $15--the same price as Grindstone's signature cocktails--for recipes we supplied ourselves. One of those drinks is based on the Liquid Love Affair from 1933 Lounge. I can literally walk from my house to 1933 Lounge and purchase the actual cocktail for $15. Why would I drive 20 minutes to Noblesville and pay the same price for Grindstone's version? We were also told a dirty martini at Grindstone is $13. This wasn't about being unable to afford another $4.50. Someone buying $1,000 in gift cards and tipping 30-40% isn't being financially devastated by a few dollars. It was about how six years of loyalty was treated. What happened afterward was equally disappointing. After I posted reviews elsewhere describing our experience, Grindstone publicly responded, acknowledged our six years and 300+ weekends of loyalty, specifically acknowledged the 43% increase, and asked me to email management so we could have a "meaningful conversation" and they could have the opportunity to "make this right." I did exactly what they asked. Three days later, I had received no response, and Grindstone had deleted its public response asking me to contact management. I retained a screenshot of that response. The bartenders deserve none of the criticism here. They've always treated us wonderfully, and they're the part of Grindstone we'll genuinely miss. There are simply too many locally owned restaurants and bars whose owners work hard to earn and retain loyal customers. Another local restaurant owner has already gone out of his way to stock the liquor necessary to make our cocktails and charges $12 for them. Grindstone didn't lose two six-year customers because we couldn't afford another $4.50. They lost two six-year customers because of how six years of loyalty was handled--and unfortunately, management's response afterward only reinforced our decision.

We loved our lunch at Rosie's. We met family at the little cafe in Noblesville. The cafe was almost…read morefull, even with downtown construction. The dining room is small and cozy with a historical feel. We were seated right away. We walked past trays of tempting pastries and cookies, all made in-house. Our server, Grace was friendly and attentive. She took beverage orders quickly and gave us time to look at the menu. She checked on us frequently and kept water glasses filled. My SIL had the daily veggie quiche with spinach salad. The quiche was packed with veggies. She said that it was the best quiche that she has ever tasted. My BIL had the fall omelette special which had a creative filling of apples, bacon and cheese. He loved the omelet and the fresh made wheat toast. My husband had the half ham and cheese sandwich and spinach salad. He was blown away by the nut filled salad and said the sandwich was good. I had the half tuna sandwich with house side salad. The portion of fresh salad is generous. The tuna salad was good, but was so thick that I had to dismantle to eat. I love the fresh breads. The dining room is a bit loud, but we were able to talk and hear in the booth. We found parking about a block away. Rosie's is a great place to meet friends for breakfast or lunch. I'll be back. The food is delicious and service is great!

Over this last week, I've visited The Uptown Cafe, Erica's Place, and Rosie's Place. And no…read morequestion, Rosie's place is is by far and above the best of the three. Excellent food. excellent service, best menu, and best ambiance. My Eggs Benedict was perfect. The best hollandaise sauce I've had in a very long time. My server was "top notch", and as I sat at the bar, I noticed how quick and efficient the server team, host, and casher, worked together. I highly recommend Rosie's place.

Been coming now for years to this location and it's been a good experience every time. Good food,…read moreespecially like the chicken fried chicken breakfast dish here. The staff has always been pleasant and genuinely interested in making the visit pleasant. So many places start off nice and then go Down hill that has not happened here . Consistently good food and service.

We decided to stop in Erika's place for dinner. Despite construction on the square, parking was…read morepretty easy. My wife ordered a Cheeseburger, and I ordered the Beef Noodle daily special. The burger was dry and lacked any flavor. The beef Noodles on top of mashed potatoes was not much better. The side of corn tasted like it was heated up straight from the can. (The food quality was 2 stars at best). Erika's Place is probably much better for breakfast. I'm guessing "special" menu items, such as tenderloin or BBQ Spud, and generous potions with lower prices bring people in for dinner. The servers were very friendly and they seemed to know several of the other "regular" diners. The restaurant was clean and comfortable.

Local Noblesville shop. Sandwich, donuts, desserts, and coffee assortments…read more Located in old Noblesville with accessible parking and business access. Delightful place to meet for coffee, lunch, and sweets. Open from 7:00am to 3:00 pm Weds through Sunday. Friendly staff, handmade goods that rotate daily, affordable prices.

My new go-to donut spot!! We stopped by on national donut day, of course and we were not…read moredisappointed. The owner of the shop was so friendly and walked us through the flavors and also let us know we missed out on some others that had sold out. (Which just means I will have to return to try those ones) The donuts are heavenly - perfectly light and somehow dense at the same time. Yeast donuts are my favorite and I was blown away by how Fluffy Bake Shop managed to make my favorite yeast glazed donut to date (and I've been to the donut festivals in Chicago)! I can't wait to go back!

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.

I've driven past this spot but hadn't had a chance to check it out until now. They have the best…read morespiced chai latte I've had in a while. Also peep the cute mug and very on point for the morning get together. The omelets come with two sides, not pictured, dug right in. I got pancakes and fruit. My omelet had chorizo but it wasn't cooked enough for my liking. It was ok. Pancakes were great. Our server was sweet and on top of it. She came around often enough. Just when we needed her. The menu is huge and they offer so many different things as well as mimosas. Need to go back and try those another time.

i was excited to try this place, just to come and find out their entire menu has changed and not…read morebeen updated (they are under new management). everything i wanted to try was no longer on the menu. still, i decided to give it a try though. i got the roti canai chicken curry with a hong kong milk tea, and my bf got the pad kra pao. the hong kong milk tea was our favorite, a nice blend of sweet and bitter. however, the pad kra pao was EXTREMELY salty. i've never had a dish as salty as this pad kra pao before. and the roti canai chicken curry was a pretty small portion. it's chill for cafe vibes but would not come again just to eat. service was good tho

Banana Bubble Waffle French Fries…read moreLobster Mac & Cheese Full disclaimer this post is overdue from summer 2025 (the first few weeks after Cafe Noricha opened in Westfield) The food was spectacular!! elevated brunch is a great way to describe my experience. The service was phenomenal, and the ambience was a breath of fresh air. I had a really great time!