The Fountain Room is expensive, but it's excellent. It's part of the old Coke bottleworks building…read moreand the design of the restaurant is exquisite. I laughed though because the bar was playing The Muppet Show on the TV. lol The dinner menu is expensive so I went for brunch. (I believe their brunch is from 10am-2pm on Saturday and Sunday.) I ordered brisket hash (crispy potatoes, cheddar cheese, braised brisket, chimichurri, eggs, toast) and it was outstanding, although expensive at $24. My server was wonderful - just a delightful soul. The customers at the table next to me ordered chicken and waffles and their food looked amazing.

Service was good here, although this place is definitely on the pricier side, even for lunch. We…read morewere told that without reservations there wouldn't be a table available until 9pm, so we decided to eat at the bar instead. Thankfully, there was an opening for us. The bar area itself was really nice with an elegant ambiance, comfy swivel bar seats, and a more upscale vibe. I also have to mention the restroom because it was impressive. Very clean with thoughtful extras like complimentary mouthwash, tampons, and a vanity area. Small touches like that stand out to me. I ordered the fried chicken with mashed potatoes and it was delicious. I would absolutely order it again. My husband got the meatloaf with mashed potatoes and broccolini. He said the meatloaf was okay but not the best he's ever had. I tried the broccolini though and really liked it. For drinks, I had the Wildfire Smash cocktail which I thought was good and my husband had the espresso martini, and he said it was decent. We enjoyed our experience at the bar and appreciated the friendly service. I'd definitely like to come back and experience a full dinner here sometime, noting that it's probably best to have reservations.

Let me tell you about the love I have for The Eat Factory. It's the brainchild of Chef Michael…read moreBurgun and Chef Aleigha Smalls. Both the menu and venue switch up every couple of weeks, so you've gotta check Instagram to stay in the know. Menu and location for the week are posted Monday or Tuesday of the week and the pop up runs Wed-Sat 6-10pm. Even with an ever-changing menu, the food never disappoints. There's always a theme, but my favorites lately have been the fusions. Ramen with crispy bits of pork and two birria tacos are the things dreams are made of. The wings are a family fave and they even combine the sauces if you ask. The most recent menu had a NOLA theme. Crab boil Ramen, gumbo, a Po' Boy Bahn Mi, and hush puppies. I would have never thought to make ramen from a crab boil, but now that I've had it, I want it all the time. The staff is always friendly, we have some food allergies in our crew, so they always end up making something special for us. Check out their social media for their next pop up. They've been featured on some blogs so they've sold out a few times, get there early.

Have been here twice and it's phenomenal. Would love for them to restart their pop ups. Ramen is…read moreauthentic and craveworthy

If you love fried chicken, you're going to want to try Chris Fried Chicken. The place is a family…read moreowned and operated neighborhood greasy spoon that's been serving fried chicken and fish for ten years. The aging strip mall has seen better days. The parking lot is a mess and the sidewalks are crumbling. Chris is a small hole in the wall place, not fancy or upscale, but the food is amazing and Chris' family is welcoming and genuine. The menu hangs above cases of fried chicken, fish and potato wedges. Gizzards are a popular menu item. Chris takes your order. My husband wants a 3-piece chicken meal with cole slaw. I select a Buffalo chicken wrap that comes with fries. Ricardo, Chris' son, comes out and asks how spicy hot I want my chicken and I ask for mild. Wow, what great service! They tell us to grab some drinks and have a seat. The dining area is small with three or four tables that seat two. Most people come in for carry out. Chris laughs and jokes with a customer in Spanish as he cooks. I sip mango nectar. My husband's 3-piece meal has four pieces of fried chicken with a cup of cole slaw. The chicken is hot, crispy and moist, not too salty, perfect. The fried batter is thick and flavorful. This is great fried chicken. The slaw is finely chopped and creamy. My wrap with fries comes out on a beautiful white platter. The wrap is huge, and the chicken fresh, hot and moist with lots of crispy lettuce. The fries are batter fried and fresh. The portions are generous. My meal was delicious. Ricardo and his sister checked on us a couple times, thanked us for coming and told us their story. I felt like family. The food is easy 5 stars, as is the service. I'll be back. I want to try the fish next.

They need to season their food. I don't understand why people don't put just some salt and pepper…read moreseasoned salt on their food before they cook it or fry it up. The livers were really good except for they needed seasoning.

2020 Indy Bucket List: visit an Indy Dough pop-up to score one of the famous, drool-worthy baked…read moregoods that appear in your Instagram. This pop-up happens in Studio C, a creative culinary wonderland that consists of private chef dinners, single daily meal specials, morning coffee and this sweet pop-up. When Amanda took to creating these artisan donuts, the city immediately flocked. Follow her on Instagram (@indydough) to see the different baked goods she cooks up each week. She usually makes donuts: think everything from cherry vanilla crullers to guava cream cheese old fashioned and black sesame glazed donuts. They're truly cooler than any donuts you've ever tried. I saw a post about white cheddar, green onion scones and immediately hopped on it. I messaged Amanda the night before the pop-up and she set one aside, as they usually sell out. This is the kind of place that you will have to arrive incredibly early to even have a chance at scoring a donut. There's a limited amount and they sell out in person within 30 minutes. They'll be a line outside before the place even opens. Go to bed early, get up early, and be ready to wait for the experience! Thank you Amanda! I gobbled up the scone so quickly and it was so, so, so GOOD.

I've been seeing tons and tons of photos on social and so much buzz about this place. This "place"…read morehappens to be a pop up so it might change based on the day. I just so happened to come across them with a Tinker Coffee partnership. They were sadly out of most pastries, but we ended up with a galette-like tomato + cheese tart. It was so damn drool-worthy. It had a variety of colors of tomatoes. It was perfectly creamy from the cheesiness and salty from the buttery pastry. Can't wait to try more of their stuff and hope to see them do more pop ups downtown!

Service was quick, food was hot once we arrived home. The guy that helped me out was very homey and…read moreinviting. I got the jerk chicken fries and loved every bite. All of the flavors were nicely balanced and the jerk seasoning was near perfect. 10/10 would come back

Great jerk chicken fries!! amazing food and great service will definitely be back with the familyread more

First time at this location, it's inside second floor of the Newfields Museum. It was cool knowing…read morethat some part of the museum is free to the public, so it was nice to walk around after a light meal. This Japanese Pop Up ends on September 1st, 2019, so try it while it's there! The portion of the ramen is very small for $12 a bowl even though I ordered a large; it took 3 bites for me to finish the entire bowl. The broth was clear and refreshing, but it would be nice to have a little more flavor or salty to bring out the taste more. In the ramen had a slice of pork belly, egg, one small piece of seaweed and radish. It's nice that this museum has different pop ups every month that also brings the culture's food for people to try, but wouldn't go here just for food.

I have to be honest and say that the third "Pop Up" at the IMA was a little disappointing compared…read moreto the first two. Though I still like the idea of celebrating the cooking arts and their connection to specific cultures/countries around the world, I felt this one was a step down from commitment that the first two pop ups had. If you read the promotional information on the Newfield's website, it describes a "diner" and seems to promote a certain connection to "americana". But because of the open spacing and surrounding environment, there is none of the intimacy of a diner here. No aromas of fresh baked pies. There wasn't the commitment to the aesthetic as in the earlier pop ups. And frankly, the American Apple Pie wasn't my favorite. Too much spice (I smelled the nutmeg before taking a bite) and not enough sweetness to make me reminisce of days gone by. Fortunately, the scoop of vanilla ice cream added just enough sweetness to balance out the savory. And the bottomless cup of coffee was really good: full flavor, no bitterness, and served ready to drink. They also have other sweet pies, three savory pies, some gluten free and vegan options, and milk shakes (with and without booze). Understand before you go here that this is a fund raising event for the museum. So don't complain about prices because this isn't a regular business. The prices are clearly listed, so if you think it cost too much, that's your own fault for not preparing. Know that you have to pay for admission to the museum to be able to dine at the pop up as well. But once you pay, you can explore all the exhibits before or after dining here (including the outdoor gardens.) This pop up will be open through May 24th, 2020. Rev. #52

Amazing service and delicious food!!! I am so impressed with Chef Lake and his ability to work with…read morehis customers. Highly recommend!

My family was renting a house in Gosport, Indiana and I was having a hard time finding nearby…read morerestaurant options for a nice birthday dinner. I am so glad I came across Lagom Food Services in my search! Chef Lake worked with me in the weeks leading up to my dinner to come up with the perfect menu for the evening. He accommodated all my requests, including an extensive list of allergies for one of the kids in my family. We were coming all the way from New Jersey, so it was extremely reassuring how responsive he was whenever I had any questions. Chef Lake and his wife, Linnea, showed up right on time, set up tables and chairs, and served my family (15 of us!) a 3-course meal - right inside the home that we were renting! I have no complaints as everything went so smoothly that evening. It was such a wonderful experience and the food was delicious.

Bivi's Tamales are absolutely AMAZING. I usually get them from the Indiana Memorial Union on campus…read moreand I literally plan my day around getting them! The service is amazing and everyone is so sweet and friendly. The food is also great, I love the chicken tamales with pico de gallo and the green salsa absolutely YUM!

Bivi's is posted up in the Bloomingfoods East parking lot every Saturday. You'll know she's there…read moreif you see the yellow pop up banner. I thought Feast tamales were good, but Bivi's is AMAZING. Super authentic - tastes and looks like the homemade ones I've had. Sometimes I just come by to get salsa (8 oz for $5). The roasted diablo salsa (roasted tomatoes, caramelized onions, garlic, habaneros, cilantro & sea salt) is my favorite salsa EVER. It's spicy and very cilantro-y. I think it's also called roasted diablo because it's a very, very deep green..almost black. I usually get the combo (2 tamales, rice, beans & salsa). You can't go wrong with any tamale but my favorite was a special order tamale - shiitake and cheese. I know that sounds weird but it was amazing. The rice & beans are delicious too - a little salty but delicious!

Great food from a great Chef. Ashlee and her crew have always provided great eats! I have been a…read moresupporter of here for years and love the menu each time i go! Here is there most recent.

Step 1: Attend beer festival in Louisville Step 2: Stumble…read more(quite literally) upon the Happy Belly food stand and order the pork tacos The set up didn't look like much, but boy these tacos were UNREAL. The corn tortilla was perfectly crispy and they're absolutely loaded with juicy pork that's full of flavor. I could've eaten them for every meal!

Great restaurant and service. The guy behind the counter was really nice. It's a small place,…read morealmost hidden. Breakfast burrito: 4/5. Too much pico de gallo, not enough breakfast. If I ordered it without the pico de gallo, it might have been perfect. Chips and choriqueso: 5/5. Perfect.

Delicious! Nice looking eating area and lots of choices…read more Mostly Mexican food, but some Chinese and Italian options as well. I had frid fish tacos. 3 fried cod tacos with pico and Sriracha mayo comes with a side of nachos and salsa. The tacos were flavorful with a nice size portion of crispy fried cod. I got a side of guacamole that is hand made fresh upon order and it was very tasty. The dining area is cute and clean. I ordered Togo but the server was very nice and helpful.