Great pizza place in a fun college town of Bloomington, Indiana. Owned by former Indiana…read moreUniversity basketball & NBA player Eric Gordon. I got two take out pizzas on the way home from a road trip and they were very delicious I got the Gourmet Meat & Gourmet House pizzas. It's right across the street from Memorial Stadium at Indiana University.

1/2 hour wait for pizza that arrived cold. Only 2 people where we arrived then a a rush. Watched…read moremy pizza get cold as they left it sitting out while taking orders. Horrible for a place carrying the Greek's Pizza name. Won't be back

Went last night as a last hurrah in the Bloomington location. Sat upstairs for the first time ever…read more Lots of families, super fun environment. The dolmas appetizer was fantastic. Our gyros were dry and the souvlaki was just ok. Our server was fantastic! Overall a great experience... the food was a teeny bit lacking

Ridiculously slow service…read more No crowd --almost no customers--and over twenty minutes to get a gyro? We ordered baklava with baklava ice cream and after another 15-20 minutes had to cancel because we had to leave. She took it off the bill. She didn't seem concerned and we didn't get an apology, much less an explanation. We had been looking forward to this all day. The food is excellent and this USED TO BE one of our favorite places. We have been going here over 35 years. I'm not sure we'll go back. This has happened before, but this was the first time we had to cancel an order.

Food is fine enough and very affordable. They have diner style food serving breakfast, lunch, and…read moredinner. Food is about what you pay for - cheap but satisfying. Waitresses are nice. They had an amazing interior makeover at their new location - much cleaner and pleasant..

Wish they hadn't put in the LED lighting, it's not very, "cozy," anymore . Feels like a hospital…read more But the food is yummy.

One of my favorite places in Bloomington. Excellent food and lovely service. Meals come with…read morecomplimentary bread and roasted egg plant which is absolutely delicious.

excellent food, great service, inviting atmosphere. Fun place to go in Bloomington right on the…read moresquare. The eggplant and Kabobs are amazing!

Just as good as it was 10 years ago. Monte Cristo was insanely good…read more We had an issue with delivery and the staff handled it perfectly. Thanks to you!

When I first moved to Bloomington years ago I was surprised that the town did not have a Little…read moreCaesar's Pizza. Locals told me that it was because the local pizza places, especially Mother Bear's, are so popular, that college students would go there instead of getting cheap, mid pizza. I have now been to Mother Bear's three or four times and really wish that there was a Little Caesar's Pizza in town. This most recent trip was during lunchtime and I ordered a cheese slice, a small house salad, and a drink. I fortunately got there early enough to get a clean table, though I saw probably fifteen to twenty people come in after me who were not so lucky. Following the sign at the door, instructing them to "Please Seat Yourselves," I heard several people ask out loud how they were supposed to do that if there were no clean tables. Some employees frantically cleaned a few tables and had them sit down. A few minutes after I ordered, the waitress brought the house salad. It looked fresh at first but the more I ate the more I realized that several of the romaine pieces were either clearly out of date or simply bad. In a moment when cyclospora is running rampant through the US, the lack of care in selecting the lettuce was worrying. Several moments later I began wondering if the cheese slice was going to be brought to my table soon. Instead, it was probably twenty minutes between getting the salad and the cheese slice and it was pretty obvious (see the photo) that the slice had been sitting under a heat lamp for around that same amount of time. The crust was dry, the cheese had become stale and too salty, and it was not a very enjoyable experience. Eating around the bad lettuce was, unfortunately, more enjoyable, and it was also better than the pizzas I've had here in the past, where the dough, toppings, and cheese aren't integrated in a way that blends their flavors together very well. The one thing I can say about this time is that the Dr. Pepper was fine, which is not something I can always say about restaurant sodas. I think for me this will probably be my last time going to Mother Bear's. It seems like one of those places that probably was good at some point in the past but now they rely on the fact that undergrads and locals will go to the restaurant no matter what. I'll probably just keep dreaming of eating Little Caesar's instead or, more likely, I'll just go get better pizza at Osteria Rago.

My food was really good. the service was really top notch. They have been doing such a good job on…read moreeverything from there music tovece

I the greek omelet and pancakes - absolutely killer! I would also recommend the biscuits and gravy.read more

Doner is my go-to late night food truck in Bloomington. The owner is great and the food is…read moreconsistently excellent. I love their Gyro and the sides are always good. The seasoning on the gyro is amazing, possibly the best in town. (King Gyro is shockingly good) If you're looking for a late night bite and spot Doner, do yourself a favor and stop by. The tzatziki is plentiful and he doesn't skimp on veggie toppings. Usually parked by the Upstairs.

The food is delicious and fairly priced. The owner is super friendly! We recently took family for…read morelunch and it was stellar. The kebab and the falafel were fantastic! He often parks in front of the public library. Give this local guy a try!

I love noodles and Co. It is a great place to get a lot of food for a good deal and a some good…read moreprotein as well. My go to here is the buffalo chicken ranch Mac and cheese. The service here is quick as there are often plenty of people inside the store and with online orders. For the ambiance they often can have promotions to add their atmosphere like bogo or in store decorations

I usually go to the Noodles and Co near College Mall and mostly like it well enough, so I figured…read moreI'd give this one a try too since it's conveniently near campus. I got the basil pesto cavatappi here and it was just okay. The pasta seemed freshly cooked but the pesto sauce was just unremarkable. I got the small size as part of the duo with a side salad, and the small size is pretty large for a "small". The garden salad was good and fresh. This is in line with my food experience at the other location - there are a few dishes I've tried that have made me say "Oh, this is actually pretty good," but they're mostly just fine. I mostly go if I just want something fast that feels like a real meal and not fast food slop. I think I like the other location a lot better because the service is way friendlier (just based on this visit) and they have real plates and silverware when you dine in. This location bags everything to go even if you tell them you want to dine in, and the staff came across as very unenthusiastic.

I stopped in for lunch. Cashier took my order correctly. The food service was fast but the…read morerestaurant was not very busy. The quality of my food was good and met my expectations of other locations in Indy. I do like their Chicken Noodle Soup. All in all, a good place to eat a quick inexpensive lunch. The location is easy in, easy out, with ample parking.

Surprised at the low rating for this Panera. Are people more likely to review a chain only if they…read morehave an exceptionally bad experience? I've eaten here a handful of times in the past few months and I come back because it's simple clean food at affordable prices with a comfortable dining room. Sometimes when I've visited around lunch time, when it's busy, someone doesn't bus their table and you have a table or two with plates left on it, but it's usually pretty clean. There are 3 ordering kiosks, but you can go to the counter to place your order with a staff member if you prefer. The staff that I've interacted with have been pleasant. I used to go to the Panera in my hometown when I was a kid and the food is pretty much the same as I remember it (except the baguette, which is definitely not as crusty as it was 10 years ago, but still decent). Special mentions to the bread bowl which has that tangy sourdough flavour and the brownie which is super fudgy but not too dense. The chai latte is a little underwhelming - it tastes like spiced milk with just a hint of tea. Decaf coffee is decent. It should go without saying that you won't find the most exciting or flavourful food at Panera, but I find their offerings satisfying when I just want something simple and balanced.

I love this place. It's always a quit lunch spot that I can get in and out of within my hour lunch…read more- and I work downtown! I love their pick 2. The savannah chopped salad is a must try and my favorite go-to. But I also love their spuds, harvest chicken salad, tomato bisque, and chicken and dumplings. I'm usually getting a combination of those things for the pick 2. But every once in a while I have to have their reuban because, surprisingly, they have one of the best reubens in town! Oh, and don't forget their iced tea - just the best!!!

This particular McAlister's has been around for awhile. They were busy. We were just looking for a…read morelite meal and they spuds were spot on. A friend had a choose two. All food was served fresh and tasty. The ambiance is typical of most of their restaurants. No complaints.