We love going out for breakfast and it's my little guy's favorite meal. We were in the area for the…read more4th of July weekend, many restaurants were closed due to the holiday so we decided on The Breakfast Co. I am so glad we checked this place out, probably one of the best breakfast places we tried in the Indianapolis suburbs. Food and service were great, we will definitely stop by again next time we are in the area.

There are so many good things to choose from on this menu. So just be prepared to make some tough…read morechoices or go with someone willing to share . Our server was amazing and they handled our large group very efficiently. There was a steady flow of people, as we went on a Saturday morning, but things moved very quickly and we never felt like we were waiting long. This is my second time at this place and the food was really great both times.

We had the best waitress I have ever had in my entire life. She anticipated anything we could…read morepossibly need without us asking for it. It was shocking it was that good I had the eggs Benedict, which were good cooked properly a real poached egg we asked for well-done potatoes and they were well done. My husband got their omelette. You'll see in the picture. It's jammed with meat and vegetables more than it could really hold. I almost forgot the pancake. The pancake that came with my husband's breakfast was amazingly light and delicious. I didn't try the coffee because what I saw on the table.was those chemical concoctions they called coffee creamer, which I don't like. The place is attractive and large . I would assume they do a very good business on the weekends.

Newly opened brunch spot. Came on the weekend and was about…read more10-15 minute wait and another 10-15 wait on food. Service was good. Food also good but a bit heavy on the salt. Kids loved their pancake meals. Drip coffee was fair. I saw the coffee bags with their name on it so wondering if they roast their own beans or not. Price point was good. Serving size also good. Interior was clean and pretty.

I think my brother said it best - he thought he made the right choice until he saw my mom's plate…read more We both definitely had plate envy. She had the seasonal peaches and cream french toast. It looked so yummy. But, my chilaquiles and his breakfast burrito were also delicious. The servers were all friendly and it was just an all around cool kinda brunch place. We'll definitely be back!

I have no idea if there is a market segment that can be described as "fancy Denny's". Walking into…read morethis clean, bright place I knew it was a chain (there is something just a bit sterile about these places) so I know that consistency would abide. I got a Portuguese Skillet, the wife got her normal scrambled eggs well done, sausage, potatoes and toast. My skillet (hash browns, Chouriçoa sausage, scrambled egg, chopped peppers) came with an option of pancakes, they were good but I could have skipped them- that Skillet is filling! Everything was prepared well, came out pretty quickly. Our server, Ruth, was polite and effective. She engaged at just the right amount to make us feel welcome, without hovering. It's not inexpensive, but I do think fairly priced for today's economics, we spent $40-ish. If we lived near one of these would likely come in from time to time.

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.

I do love this place. I love the ambiance, the menu, the drinks, the staff…read more.. It is busy though. Apparently others feel the same as I do and love to visit. Generally though they will get you off the wait list as quickly as they can. The food is definitely worth the wait. Portions are generous and the prices are reasonable. It even gets to your table fairly quickly, despite being so busy. Parking of course can be a bit of a challenge along this Zionsville main stretch, so be prepared.

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

Delicious food, friendly staff, and a very cozy atmosphere…read more We visited for the first time this morning and we are definitely going back.

It's hard to rate breakfast places unless they are exceptionally different. This is a very good…read moreplace. My eggs were cooked properly. The ham was a good size; the hash browns are just those frozen patties. The toast was well toasted; my husband loved the sausage gravy. Yes, I'll go again. I don't know what else to say. I forgot to mention the service is great, and they had chicken and noodles as the special after 10 AM. It broke my husband's heart to leave without them.

Came here for lunch. Almost passed on it for being under 4 stars. But I'm glad I didn't listen to…read moreeveryone else. My food was great. The service was so warm and attentive. And the space was roomy and welcoming.

This place is new to the area, but it's a great little spot! I came here with my family and the…read moreservers were very attentive and helpful, and the place was clean and inviting - even decorated for the holidays! The breakfast menu had lots of options, and the kitchen was even able to make a couple of gluten free substitutions for my sister. The food was very good in general, I'm only knocking a star because my dish was pretty greasy, and the cheese in my omelet was distributed in large pockets in stead of being evenly spread out. Overall though, it was a great experience and I would go back again!

A cute, bright cafe with a soft French flare! This is a beautiful spot for brunch with friends or a…read moredate. Everyone raved about their coffees and smoothies, delicious and full of flavor. The ladies serving the coffees were happy and attentive and took our drink orders while we waited for a table. When we got to our table we all ordered an array of dishes and everyone was happy. My personal favorite was the Pedersen, fresh flavors and good to share if you wanted to get other dishes. This is an absolute revisit spot for me!

A breakfast/lunch place that is part of a strip mall including several other restaurants that do…read morenot offer breakfast, so it doesn't have the parking challenges that might occur during dinner time. We arrived around 9:30ish on a Sunday and it was less than half full, although it definitely filled up by the time we left an hour later. Host promptly took us to a table on the east/right side of the dining space that consisted of a booth along the wall-side and chairs on the interior. There is a menu and other info on the west/barside wall, murals and windows on the north and south side walls, but the east wall I faced was plain and had nothing to look at, so mildly annoying for when my wife left the table. Acoustics were OK, although it was noticeably louder at then end of our meal when it had filled up. Our server was good. She was prompt in tending to us and very pleasant. The food took a bit from order to table, although that seemed to be true for several of our neighboring tables that arrived before us as well. For those partaking of their self-serve refillable coffee, it probably provides an opportunity to enjoy the beverage. Menu as a European Bistro is quite different compared to many other brunch options in the area. My wife selected the Vegano Bowl ($15.95) and substituted Roasted Potatoes ($2) for the standard mixed greens. She liked the bowl, although she prefers the options at Flower Child and Garden Table. She didn't love her potatoes. I ordered the Del Piero Toast ($13.95) and also substituted the mixed greens for the potatoes, which I enjoyed. Only thing I didn't really care for was the cutting board it was served on as it was not as user-friendly to eat from as I would have liked. However, I would order the toast again, although I am interested to investigate other menu options first.

My wife and I celebrated our 47th wedding anniversary here Tuesday night. We started our evening by…read moresharing a lettuce wedge salad. It comes with Iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, croutons, cucumber, chives, Bleu Cheese crumbles, bacon, and buttermilk dressing. FANTASTIC !!!! Then we both ordered the Creole Pasta for our main course. It comes with chicken, Andouille Sausage, shrimp, grilled vegetables, Cajun cream sauce, and penne noodles. FABULOUSLY DELICIOUS !!! And for dessert we shared a hot fudge blondie brownie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and topped with a generous mound of fresh whipped cream. UNBELIEVABLE !!! We sat outside on the patio and enjoyed the cool summer night. Our waitress was wonderful and very entertaining. The prices are a little more here, but the food is worth every penny. Parking is always a challenge in Zionsville, but even if you park further away it's a nice enjoyable walk to get there. I JUST LOVE THIS PLACE !

We came for casual dinner date and we thought this was a perfect place!…read more We had truffle fries as a starters - solid. We love our entrees: braised short rib and chicken florentine- this was special and rich. I love the place and ambiance. I think the best place to sit is outdoor patio when the weather is nice. They bring in a local band which is nice. Our waiter was helpful . She's very knowledgeable. We brought in our baby, they were so helpful with the stroller and setting up everything for our newborn.

Brisket sandwich was amazing. Server was very good…read more Love the old building. Side salad was small but good.

Returned again, hoping to award that 5th star this time, but sadly I cannot do so. They were…read morehosting a wedding reception, which completely filled their parking lot, but that was not the hiccup as the restaurant seemed unaffected, so kudos to Moontown for being able to handle an event on top of their normal Saturday dining crowd. The primary issue was our service. While she was friendly, decent windows of time seemed to pass between her visits. She also did not provide us with utensils/napkins, as my wife requested them from the bar after our meals arrived, nor plates for our shared appetizer items. The food was very good, for the most part, as we continue to enjoy their Baked White Bean Hummus ($14) and the Greek Goddess Salad ($17) is excellent. I also do like their Fries ($3.50), as they are seasoned well with a nice exterior crunch, although it seemed like we had been given the bottom of the basket as a good bit of our order was crumbs. Drinks were OK. My wife wishes they offered a dry cider option, but their A&E Fleeting Youth ($7) consistently tends to be the closest to that offering. While I realize it's summer, I prefer porters and stouts that are on the sweeter side as opposed to coffee-esque. But the only option was their Into the Void, which I thought leaned into a coffee flavor, so I chose their King of Troy ($6.50), which was a decent lager. So I continue at 4 stars, in hopes our next visit will have service with a bit more awareness, fries from the top of the basket, and some of their other beer options that hit the spot in the past.