I was at a conference at the AMP and ordered lunch from Yamallama on the first day. The setup here…read moreis really cool. It's mostly grab and go sandwiches and salad, but they also have soup and a great selection of paninis that the staff will press while you wait. I opted for the grilled cheese panini and tomato soup and both were delicious and ready quickly, despite it being a busy day. The price point is reasonable and the woman who took my order and prepared my food was super nice. Yamallama for the win!

I already wrote a review about how obsessed I am with their chicken pesto panini, but I need to…read morewrite again now that I've tried more. I looooove their tangerine tomato soup, falafel bowl, and taco bowl. Last week, I asked an employee which item on the menu is her favorite and she said the curry cauliflower bowl, so I ordered it. I CANNOT EXPLAIN how delicious it was. I got the tahini dressing and opted to add on pulled chicken for $5 and have not gone a day without thinking about it. The curry cauliflower bowl has: curry roasted cauliflower, golden raisins, cashews, pickled red onions, crispy chickpeas, and artisan lettuce blend. I know it sounds healthy and I don't care if you don't even like curry... you will LOVE THIS. I want it for every lunch for the rest of my life and I'm already planning my next visit to The AMP so I can get my hands on it. Order it. The only turmoil I now feel is the stress of wanting to try everything on the menu but not wanting to *not* order this bowl. Take one look at their menu and you'll be so impressed. I mean... they have an "everything bagel caesar" dressing. How delicious and creative is that? They have sandwiches, salads, warm bowls, soups, desserts, and more. Everything is colorful, fresh, and delicious. Thank you so much @Yamallama for being incredible. I saw that you now sell your bowls at Dream Palace Cafe too and I hope to see Yamallama meal options at many more coffee shops, stores, and cafes around town. I'll buy one every time I see one!!! PS: I just saw that they closed their second location in The Garage Food Hall and opened one across the street from The Children's Museum instead, so visit there or this AMP location.

Updating my review: the meat, bread, and rulegach are all incredible. NYC-quality patrami sandwich…read more(except I wish the mustard was spicier). Basically, if you internalize that it's a cafeteria style and stick to the strengths--sliced meat and baked goods--you can't go wrong. Just know that everything is in a steam tray, and work around that accordingly.

I love Shapiro's! It's an Indianapolis staple and consistently delicious. I have had both the…read morepastrami on rye and the corned beef on rye and while I think I prefer the corned beef, both are excellent. There are affordable options with their "Rebecca" sandwiches, which are smaller portions for less. Definitely a place everyone needs to try if you haven't been before!

Food: lame Price: expensive!…read moreService: not friendly Atmosphere: SUPER WEIRD... dimly lit, Deer-butt wallpaper and clowns??? My husband and I had never been here before and the lady at the counter was less than friendly. She did tell us the menu was on the other wall. My husband got a Diet Coke that came in a can and we both got a classic plate minus the toast. 2 eggs, 2 sausage patties... nothing special including the presentation. The price for each plate was $18 plus a $2 can of coke and a tip they didn't deserve brought our total to a little over $40. The eggs were flavorless and literally had no seasoning. I did appreciate that the sausage patties weren't greasy. That was about the only good thing. The decor looked like they took whatever thrift stores couldn't sell with no particular theme. Funny enough, we went out for breakfast a few days later to a DIFFERENT PLACE and for the SAME PRICE got way more food, better quality food, better presentation, full table service, friendly service, great atmosphere, and an overall wonderful experience. Overall, I would not recommend this place. We left feeling like we got ripped off and I could have made the same thing better at home.

First time customer at Love Handle and really enjoyed the atmosphere and hospitality. The cashier…read morewas friendly and helped explained the menu. I ordered the country breakfast with fried chicken. The chicken was crunchy and delicious but I would've wished that the gravy had more flavor. It was pretty bland. I added my own salt&pepper but the overall meal would've been better if it had more flavor since the gravy covered everything. My sister ordered waffles and a side of bacon which she said was good as well. She only wished the bacon was fried harder because it was not as crispy especially since it was a thick piece of bacon. Overall good experience and hope to return to try a sandwich!

Some of the best sammiches in the city!! Love both locations, they're accommodating & the food is…read morefresh

Passed by this spot several times but never gone in. About to become regulars. I got the Philly…read morecheesesteak and it was the comfort food I needed. We'll be back.

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.

Best place to study for ling periods of time!! So many delicious and fresh pastry options. Reusable…read moretea bags, and a deep care for sustainability! I love how they are open late, so many cafe/bakeries close around 5, which is way too early for my studying habits. I love going to cafe Patachou for breakfast? Then coming here after. One more thing, so grateful for the free water refills and tea refills

I have recently been to Goose twice, both for different things. The first visit was for the bacon…read moremaking class, and the second was to pick up my bacon, and trying some of the sandwiches they have. Bacon making class: overall I am glad I did the class, but think there are some things that could change. The information provided at the beginning of the class didn't flow the best, and used a lot of terms I didn't understand- knowing your audience is important. We were told we would get 1.5lbs bacon, and .5lbs bacon bits. When picking up the bacon, we only got the bacon, and none of the bits. This needs to be updated on the class description. Sandwiches: we tried a goose, and a batalli. The goose was good- nothing spectacular. I was a fan of the batalli- nice amount of mayo, appropriate spice, and good amount of meat/cheese. Would definitely get the batalli next time. Overall, I enjoy the sandwiches, think the sandwich class could be improved.

What a fun spot for a sandwich or cheese or sundry items!…read more It is on the corner of two busy streets but does have two spots in front for parking. You can also park in the gravel lot across the road. It was raining pretty heavily so we got wet but wasn't a far dash. The counter is like any deli with the items displayed in the cold case. You can browse the various freezers or shelves for items like picked veggies, canned fish or spreads. It was fun to see that you could buy everything needed for a picnic or impromptu lunch! We got sandwiches to go as well as locally baked cookies. I tried the recommendation for a vegetarian sandwich. It was nice and crusty and had some good flavor. I might create my own next time, but theirs was good and had lots of flavor! My friend was new to Indianapolis and really liked the options. She said she would be back and so will we. They also do tasting events and other things so we might check out one of their offerings. A fun local spot!

I've missed cafe Olivia so much! I used to go all the time when they were located in the city…read moremarket. I recently found out they relocated to the Regions tower. Even better than I remembered! Great quality, service, and space! I had the ham and Swiss. Friend had chicken buffalo sandwich.

This tiny shop has delicious deli sandwiches. There are only a few seats inside with a hard…read moreworking team of 2. The bread is soft and warm and delicious. They are using the freshest ingredients such as spring mix and farm tomatoes. They also use Boar's Head deli meat. Great variety of sandwiches. Enjoyed it so much we went twice! Must stop lunch spot in Indy.

Its an office quick service cafe. But the ladies who open up each morning are so awesome. I…read moregrabbed breakfast from there 3 times during my week long stay in indy. One tole ingot there 1/2 hours early not knowing they werent open yet. She still hooked me up. THANK YOU DOR AWESOME SERVICE. And those delicious croissant egg,ham, and cheese sammies.

This is the best kept secret in One America Tower I don't know about the skyline or the atrium when…read moreI go downtown for a doctors appointment I get excited because I know I get to go to the 251. I always get the salad. It is the best! a large salad minus the meat with everything else on it. I could get three salad meals out of it. I guess folks are wondering salad wow really well when you're salad connoisseur this salad is everything.