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!

Triple D brought me here! The French Dip is as good as he said. This is what I ordered with a cup…read moreof Sesame Broccoli Chicken soup both were fantastic. I'm glad I came. The sandwich is filling with great flavors. The soup was light yet full of flavor also. I for sure will try this place again. It's downtown so just know parking isn't the best and it's not free. Other than that easy peasy.

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.

Food is absolutely great!; and don't forget the desserts, wow!. You better be hungry when you goread more

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.

Met up with two friends for brunch at Love Handle and it absolutely delivered. Great location at…read morethe end of Mass Ave near Bottleworks--and pro tip: parking directly in front on the same side of the street is free. The space is big and fun, with a large dining room, an old-school video arcade game, interesting art, and a big screen playing movies, which adds to the laid-back, quirky vibe. It's counter service with clear menu boards on the wall, making ordering easy. I had the cheesy jalapeño grits with bacon and an egg and... my goodness. So incredibly delicious. One friend ordered the same grits but swapped in fried catfish instead of bacon--also a fantastic choice. Our third went with a classic plate with eggs and bacon, and let me tell you, the bacon is thick and plentiful. We ordered a side of fries for the table and there were more than enough to share. Self-serve coffee with all the fixings is a nice touch, and the service was friendly and welcoming. Fun atmosphere, great food, solid portions--definitely will be back.

Love Handle is in the best neighborhood right on Mass Ave! It's super close to amazing shopping,…read moreand the vibe inside is vintage diner with an artsy twist. The food just needed a little fine-tuning to really shine. The catfish seemed to have a beer-battered coating that felt a little soft and held onto some extra moisture instead of having that classic light crunch. I would love a bit more flavor baked right into the waffle and biscuit dough--though the gravy flavor was definitely a win! Also, the grits lean heavy into jalapeno notes rather than a creamy, cheesy base. It's such a cute venue with great energy, and a few little kitchen adjustments could make it amazing!

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.

Good luck stopping in here for just one item. I tried the croissant cinnamon roll, cheese Danish,…read moreand a sub they had (I forget what was on it!), and every single thing tasted fresh. The croissant cinnamon roll was buttery, flaky, and perfectly glazed, while the Danish had a rich, creamy filling without being overly sweet. Don't sleep on the sandwiches either because the bread alone is worth the trip. The Stutz location is bright, cute, and there's great outdoor seating scattered around. The staff was friendly and helpful, and everything in the pastry case looked as good as it tasted. I have an allergy and they were able to easily answer questions. My only advice is if you want a specific pastry you should go early. The best items sell out fast, and for good reason. Easy 5 stars.

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.

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.

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.

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.

I've been here a few times and the food never disappoints. Location is great but gets busy of…read morecourse being in an office building in the center of downtown. Thry have a great variety and you can also order ahead online and skip the wait. I always get the Applewood salad. Definitely worth it and I love that they offer to toss the salad so everything is mixed together. It does get a bit noisy during their busy time but not so you can't hear and the multiple windows create a bright fresh ambiance.

Quite literally one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had. It was very flavorful, fresh,…read moreand light. It can get a bit messy with the flakiness of the croissant, but no complaints there! Just have napkins ready. I am always worried about egg overpowering all of the other ingredients but it did not. It was all so well balanced and the egg was extremely fluffy. I really wanted to try the focaccia but they were sold out by the time I got there. Must be really good then! The space inside is pretty large, and there's ample of seating. Definitely worth visiting if you're in the area.

Neighborhood Bakehouse serving delicious baked bread, sandwiches, salads, cakes, pastries, cookies,…read moretea, and coffee. I tried the espresso shortbread bar along with an iced honey pistachio latte with oat milk. The espresso shortbread had a bold espresso flavor that paired well with the buttery shortbread. The latte was slightly sweet with a subtle nutty pistachio flavor. I'll definitely be returning to pick up a loaf of fresh bread and to try one of their sandwiches.