I wanted to share my recent experience ordering from Cava, and I have to say, it was impressive…read morefrom start to finish. Placing my order with the Cava app was incredibly easy and intuitive. The app guided me smoothly through each step, making the process quick and hassle-free. When my meal arrived, I was pleasantly surprised by the generous portion size. It's great to see that Cava doesn't skimp on servings, so you definitely get your money's worth! The highlight for me was their new salmon and Strawberry Sesame dressing, which feels like the perfect combination for summer. The salmon was fresh and flavorful, and the strawberry sesame dressing added a refreshing, tangy twist that made the whole meal feel light yet satisfying. Will for sure be ordering from here again!

Healthy little lunch spot that I will return to when in the area. Loved the freshness and flavors…read more They only give 2 pieces falafel in the bowl order, which I think is too few. 3-4 would have been perfect. The dollop of hummus is small, too, compared to what Naf Naf and Panera give. I wanted more. Nice flavors, though. My husband built his own bowl with lamb meatballs, which were pretty good, but could have used a bit more spice (flavor, not heat). Friendly and fast staff. Table and floor were dirty from the business of the place.

This is my current favorite restaurant. It is so yummy and the staff is so friendly. I usually…read moreget takeout. The food is always fresh. I ended up getting a protein bowl. You get a choice of protein, sides, and also sauce. The pitas are complimentary and not sure why they ask me if I want one because it's always a resounding yes. The restaurant is clean. They have wonderful sides like falafel. I have yet to try their pita chips or their desserts. Do not sleep on this place!

Im sorry to say, but this was not good. The gyro I ordered, the meat was so dry and the flavor was…read morehorrible. The falafel was good. The salad and garbanzo beans were not good. We will not order from this place again.

We met some friends here for lunch today. It's about 1/2 mile walk from my daughter's house -…read moregorgeous weather today. We arrived a little before noon and there was about a 20 minute wait for a four top. Note that it is incredibly loud in the interior so if you are sensitive to noise, you may want to specifically request the outside patio - although today might have been loud anyway, as there was an event going on at the park and people were using bullhorns to communicate, lol. Our drink order was taken quickly and delivered, and then we didn't see anybody for a while so we flagged down a different server and she took care of us for the rest of our visit. I had the lunch combo special, they were out of tomato soup so opted for the chicken curry and it was very tasty as as well as as I had 1/2 of the roast turkey club on sourdough. Everything was very good. My husband had half chicken salad and also the chicken curry soup as well and was satisfied with his meal. It is pricey at $43 for both meals, note that they charge four dollars for ice tea, probably should've gotten that refill, but I didn't realize how expensive it was, oops. It's Zionsville high rent district so not surprised

My wife's friend came into town, and she has gluten, soy, and dairy allergies. We've eaten at Cafe…read morePatachou before but wanted to highlight that the menu is allergen sensitive. We all enjoyed our meals. I got the chilaquiles, and my wife had the Phat Rabbit. My wife's friend had the Cuban breakfast. The hand-cut fries are worth trying. Very worth trying. Service was great, and we love Cafe Patachou for its clean and modern ambiance. You can come here for a casual breakfast or even for Mother's Day fancy brunch.

Lots of good daily drink specials and happy hour deals, very good value especially for the area.read more

Dined here with my wife once and did carryout once. Here are my observations:…read more Service: -waitress on our visit was personable and attentive -carryout order was ready when I arrived and checkout was smooth -on both occasions, all items were received as ordered Ambiance: -you have to navigate some steep steps after you enter the door to reach the place, so could be a challenge for some -interior is dark, which when the sun peers through the windows it can be a challenging contrast on the eye -walls are filled with various decoration. appreciate the Chicago-vibe, but it's a little busy visually Food: (Visit #1) -not a lot of options for non-meat eaters (which my wife is) -we split the Spicy Cheese Curds ($11), which I believe were simply fried pepper jack cheese cubes (a generous portion) that came with a side of ranch. It had a kick, so it was what it said it would be. -we also split a Cheese Pizza ($17) on their regular crust. the cheese was generously applied, sauce was OK, the crust was subpar and not something we would order again (Visit #2) -Bavarian Pretzel Sticks ($12) come as an order of 4 lightly salted sticks with sides of nacho cheese and honey mustard. The sticks are among the better pretzel offerings I have had. Not the best (that would be 101 craft kitchen and Red Front), but definitely better than average. -Da Beef ($14) was a nice portion of beef. Because I was doing carryout, I got the sauce on the side. -the sandwich came with a side of their in house chips, which I really liked. they aren't seasoned if that's your thing, but I simply appreciate a fresh made potato chip and they were that Overall, if you like meat, it's probably on their menu and I'm guessing will scratch your itch. If you're not a meat-eater, it probably won't appeal. If stairs aren't your thing, it could be a dealbreaker unless there's another route I don't know of.

Great desert place! This place has options for lunch, desert, and coffee. The service was good…read more Friendly staff . Very clean facility. I was unable to get pictures of the deserts before we ate them. If you're looking for something a little different for deserts I totally recommend this place.

This is the third time I have been at this cute cafe over the past year. The atmosphere inside is…read morewarm and inviting with a cute fireplace in the seating area. You can also sit outside under a cover by the water and watch the ducks or listen to the birds, it is peaceful. Food has been great. There are many choices with soups, salads, and sandwiches. Their chicken salad is amazing and I generally get the Mediterranean sandwich, without the olives (I know, just not my thing). The best part, meals come with this tiny butter croissant that it out of this world! So good!!! Desserts are a hit or miss. Some are really good and others just okay. The first couple of times I was here, everything was fairly smooth and service was great. The last time that I was there (a week ago), I did not have that same experience. There are different people working there, unsure if newer or not, but it was definitely not as inviting and my order was wrong, so it was not typed in correctly. I did not say anything, I am positive they would have made it right, but it was a no biggee. I also ordered a coffee and when I went to get it, it was still not made. My food came out but no coffee. I was told "I will make it for you now" and then it was brought out a little bit later. Unfortunately, I was finished eating at that point, but no biggee. My point with the above, is that the customer service is just not on par like it used to be, not sure what the changes are, but I love this cute spot, so will be coming back! PROS: Parking easy Outdoor seating Fireplace in main room CONS: Customer service not great at times

This Lincoln square has been here for a bit now, and the food is always incredible, the staff are…read morealways attentive and nice, there's a great variety of options, and if you have food allergies or sensitivities, the staff takes it seriously and will accommodate you as best as they can. I've never had bad food, and the atmosphere, especially the patio, is so nice. I highly recommend trying them out.

Lincoln Square has a great diner vibe inside. The place was full on a Friday for early lunch, but…read morewe managed to snag a small table. There's an energy among the patrons with lots of laughter and chatter. George Katris is the Greek immigrant that began the first Lincoln Square restaurant in Kokomo in 1989. The family owned restaurants have expanded to 15 locations across Central Indiana. The restaurant serves a full Midwest breakfast menu plus sandwiches and salads for lunch. I ordered the Fish and Chips which is a battered cod. The fries are lightly battered and crispy. The coleslaw is among the best coleslaws I had in the city. My husband had the Pork Tenderloin, which is hand-breaded and perfectly seasoned. The bun was unusually good. The fries and slaw were the two sides that he chose. Our server, Nereida, was friendly and attentive. Food came out fairly quick and Nereida checked on us multiple times.

A beautifully decorated restaurant with a nice bar area…read more The menu is quite extensive, something for everyone. And it is quite delicious. I tried the spring rolls which were divine. Nice and crispy on the outside without being greasy. Flavorful filling and a wonderful dipping sauce. The same description can go for the Shrimp appetizer and the crab rangoon. I had the wun sen salad with shrimp. I ordered the medium and it was quite spicy. Made me sweat a bit, but altogether delicious. So the spice level is spot on, no need to order up. One of my guests had the padd thai and deemed it the best she ever had.

Thai Eatery sits off North Michigan Road in Zionsville. There are a couple Thai options close by…read morethis area. They all are pretty good for me, a vegetarian who loves tofu and a lot of veggies and noodles. My parents were in town, and my wife and I try a new place with them each time they visit. Ambiance: there was plenty of booth seating available. Was very nice with a nice mural painting. Plenty of signs with food pictures and their names. Taste: I got the number 32- cashew nut special with tofu. For hot/ it was pretty hot. Felt it was tasty. 8.5/10. My wife had the Drunken noodles, and my parents had the number 34. I think my wife felt the noodles were a little too thick and sticky. But the taste was good. Cost: pretty reasonable. Around $15-16 per entree. Portion was decent. Thai Nine's portion was slightly bigger. Would be good to return and try other dishes. Service was good and attentive. I thought it was really good overall. Hence the 5 stars.

Service - Conversational and Pleasant, fast turn around from what it seems, a good amount of…read moreworkers on staff. Paper napkins - not a fan. Coffee (10am) - drip coffee, packet half and half, but Cain sugar which I enjoy more, good sturdy cups and small fill so you don't have too high of a dosage of caffeine Atmosphere - not overly crowded but also not spacious, becomes above 80 dB at high traffic hour. in an old building so options are limited. Would have wished for a larger branch out in decor and style. Touches present in only select places. Food & Wait (Breakfast Quesadillas with side of cook potatoes) - presentation good, potatoes are slight mash but well cooked, a bit too salty but still palatable. Salsa is a low end mild, has cilantro so sad for me (soap gene) but over all not entirely flavorful, mostly spice and tomato. Avocado slices not overly ripe, good points. Quesadillas are the star of the dish, good balance of crunch in the tortillas with salt and savory in the bacon eggs and peppers. Cheese is not in your face as it's a lighter cheddar. Wait was negligible, a very quick dish to make for full kitchen. Pricing - $$ RATING - 4/5

We're traveling the country as healthcare workers, and one of our favorite things to do while…read moreliving in a new area is finding the local spots everyone loves. We'd heard great things about Rosie's, so we were excited to finally give it a try. Unfortunately, our experience just didn't live up to the hype. Our food came out less than five minutes after ordering, which in a packed restaurant immediately made us wonder how fresh it really was. After tasting it, it was pretty clear much of it had been prepared well beforehand. I even asked for my potatoes to be crispy, and the response was simply, "We can't do that," which was surprising for such a popular breakfast spot. On top of that, almost everything lacked seasoning and fell pretty flat flavor wise. We barely touched our meals and didn't even want to take the leftovers home, which is rare for us. To be fair, this is just our personal experience, and it's obvious a lot of people genuinely enjoy Rosie's. We're not trying to be overly critical over one visit. But based on the meal and service we received, it's not a place we'd personally recommend.