Very nice, hardworking staff. The food was delicious. Best baklava I have had in a long time.read more

This locally owned sandwich shop is amazing. The dining room is spotless with a mix of booths and…read moretables. Blues/jazz plays over the speakers. You order and pay at the counter and find a seat. The menu offers reasonably priced breakfast and lunch items. The burgers are made fresh in house, so I ordered the bacon cheese burger with fries. The burgers are huge and cooked well done. With bacon and cheese, the burger is really tasty. The bun is good, too. The toppings were fresh. The fries were good with a spice. I loved my meal. My husband had the gyro with fries and thought it was really very good. The owner/manager is really friendly and engaged with patrons. The fellow that handles the dining room (delivering food and bussing tables) is a sweetheart. We were checked on several times. Restrooms are super clean and nice. They have an inviting patio is you want to eat outside. I'll definitely be a regular. Bbi's is a hidden gem.

If you want an authentic cheesesteak go no further. Their meat is tender, juicy and flavorful…read more The bread had that authentic chew you get from a real Philly and stands up to the meat and cheese The customer service was spot on. The only thing I would change is to add mushrooms to the menu to put on my sandwich We will definitely be back

I love this place. The atmosphere is unpretentious but clean…read moreThey have managed to bring the best of the Philly sandwich scene to Indy. Down to the Wiz. Check it out!

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.

There's a reason why this place is consistently voted as Best Sandwich winner in Indy!…read more Goose the Market is a deli/market, selling cured meats and cheeses and fresh produce and much more! They also have a cellar with wine and beer. There's even gelato! But I came for the sandwich! I tried the Batalli sandwich, which was spicy and so flavorful with the perfect balance of textures! I also tried the special Tayaki, which was a good sweet counterpoint! Absolutely delicious! I'm still thinking about these sandwiches a week later! There is a gravel lot across the road and street parking. There's minimal seating indoors and some tables outside. Service was quick, and everyone was so kind and welcoming!

No, just no, an absolute no. Almost zero protein sandwiches, soaked and drenched in some kind of…read more sauce. The "other" location builds pretty decent sandwiches with plenty of protein, chips included for the same or lower price. I'm was a big fan of Goose Island, but this was my first and last visit to this miserable location. Honestly, read the reviews. These people are idiots. They have never been out of the country and maybe the state of Indiana. "Scrumptious, delicious, delectable,tasty, and something about textures are ignorant responses for incredibly cheap, beyond cheap, almost non existent portions of protein.

Absolutely delicious sub sandwiches! We stopped in to get some subs for tailgating, and were not…read moredisappointed. The bread tasted homemade, and held up to date 2 leftovers. The sub toppings were plentiful, and veggies fresh and thinly sliced. It smelled amazing when we walked in, and we are very glad we chose this over chain sub shops. We will definitely be back next time we're in Indy, and would like to try the pizza. There were plenty of customers ordering pizza, so it must be delicious also. The owner was very pleasant, and the staff was very accommodating to our requests. The shop was very clean as well, thanks for such a great experience, can't wait to go back!

Great pizza! Hot and fresh and they use delicious ingredients. I will definitely return hereread more

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.

Another fabulous visit to Shapiro's! A friend from out of town wanted a local fav so we came here -…read moreand she was blown away by the flavors and offerings! I ended up getting several pastries and some bagels (as why would you not), as well as their broccoli salad, cheese sandwich and some cherry pie. Yum! We sat for a few hours to chat and I love how it feels like you are in the middle of a community endeavor. Like everyone here is a friend and you can chat and meet up and feel at home. She wanted to take a Rueben home to her husband but it was a flight away, so the staff let her buy all the fixings and then make it at home. Amazing! It traveled well that way and got to be enjoyed by others. Will always go back to this spot as it has a special place in my heart as my Dad loved it, and it is an I su classic!

I'm not a deli kind of guy…read more But, there's just something about Shapiro's that makes me smile. I'm a lifelong hoosier, and I've always had times when I simply needed to go to Shapiro's. I've shared,quite often, of my deep appreciation for the Shapiro's response when I had accessibility concerns about their Fashion Mall location. They did a remarkably beautiful job of responding well, adapting, and yet also honoring their own business needs. The end result became a more accessible layout that was still customer friendly for everyone. I will always appreciate that response and should their praises. But, there's something special about this location. It's the look. It's the feel. It's the vibe. It's just everything. A little bit of Shapiro's history - you can trace the Shapiro family back to 1795 Ukraine. Louis and Rebecca Shapiro landed stateside in 1905; within a couple years opening a small grocery/deli. In 1925, they leaned into their cultural and faith roots after the election of Ed Jackson as governor (Jackson was a well-known Klan member). They added the word "kosher" to their building and a Star of David. (As someone who's traveled over 7,000 miles by wheelchair, I love a good act of subtle rebellion). They more and more leaned into their cafe routes, and in 1984 added a second location on the northwestside. I probably frequented this location the most since I went to Pike High School. As we all know, that location eventually closed. Fashion Mall lasted about five years. There was a Carmel spot, too. But, for me, it always comes down to this location. It's warm. It's friendly. The food is a premium deli experience. I love the meatloaf (like seriously). They have breakfast, they have a ton of baked good options (cakes, cookies, others), soups, salads, hot deli, cold deli, sandwiches, entrees, and a whole lot more. I love the baked goods. I love the fried chicken. Is it a bit pricey? Yep. You also get enough for at least a couple meals (if you can truly hold out that long). Accessibility is solid here. I've already talked about their attention to that kind of detail. It's real AND it's sincere. Strangely enough, I've never had the Reuben here. It's one of their acclaimed sandwiches, but there's always something else I want more. While you can spend a fair amount here, you can also eat here pretty modestly. Shapiro's, at least for me, is one of those places that defines Indy. I'd likely weep if they ever left our city. Good food. Great family. Wonderful location. Fair pricing. Accessible. Quite honestly, it's just about everything I want a restaurant to be.

I tried this place out after researching some local places and I had such a good experience-- will…read moredefinitely be back! I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich and a vegetable soup. Yes, it was a 90 degree day in July, but it sounded so good. Personally, this may be one of the best vegetable soups I've ever had. The sandwich is so good, especially paired with the ranch spread on it. The gentleman taking my order took the time to explain the menu to me, shared some favorites, and was genuinely super kind! As I sat inside to eat my lunch, there were tons of people popping in and out. It seems to be a local favorite!

Subito is the only thing I've missed about working downtown. Got the opportunity to go for the…read morefirst time in over 6 years today and I was not disappointed. The soup was outstanding(pork pozole)as well as the macaroni salad. I was a little sad that there wasn't a roll and butter like there used to be, but the soup is always the star. Wish I could go more often. Still among the most friendly staff you'll find anywhere too.

My professor recommended this quaint spot because it's close to Butler Campus. Ironically I've been…read moreto Tinker Coffee directly across the street but I had never tried this cute spot! The staff were super nice and my waitress was amazing. I got there a little early so she made me a vanilla latte that was really good! I had the 56th street platter (bacon, pancakes, home fries and pancakes). I thought the eggs would be scrambled but they were still good. The pancakes were light and fluffy. The only thing I didn't enjoy were the home fries. A little undercooked but overall the food for the price was good! While ordering, one of the servers came out with these amazing looking quiches! OMG!! I wanted to buy both the veggie and bacon ones so bad but I wasn't going straight home. The quiches were so appealing to the eyes; it's the perfect dishe if you're having guests for the holidays! I'm definitely going to purchase one next time I'm there. If you're looking for a nice spot where you can vibe or eat outdoors I would recommend this place. The clientele was very diverse and some people even knew the staffs' names...impressive! The desserts look amazing as well. Give this place a try. Parking is a little hard to navigate but it's a neighborhood spot you should definitely check out!

This is the first time I was there. I got a sandwich some baked goods and it was delicious. I do…read morenot have pictures of them unfortunately but I heard great things about it so I had to try it out myself. The service was wonderful. He was very helpful in deciding what to do. I got one of them make your own so I got to choose what kind of protein what kind of bread what kind of sides, etc. that I got they also have a bakery display that you can get bakery goods as well as sandwiches I did not eat in this time, but I think I would next time because it's a cute little area to sit in I would guarantee that you would enjoy anything you had here. It was a wonderful location and I will definitely be back.

This little place is so quaint. Step inside and it's a small little taste of Italy…read more The lady at the register is so pleasant and helpful. Today I got the half Venice with an iced Vanilla Latte. The total was $17.89. The latte was a 10 the Venice was a 10+! So divine. Fresh bread, tomato, olive oil, . I plan to be back!

I've driven past Amore Mio loads of times and always forget its there until Im passing. Having…read moreheard good things, i finally stopped in and got half sandwich and got the Roma with arugula, prosciutto, peach jam and burrata cheese. I only git half as I wasnt sure how filling or good it would be. The sandwich was delicious and tasty and a half was more than enough for me. If I would change on thing, I might put less peach jam or add more prosciutto so its not sweet on sweet. Service was great and the ambiance is bright and welcoming. You can sit at a table and dine in and there's additional high top seating against the wall. Will stop in again soon and try their coffee drinks.