I stopped in here twice for a pour over and both times the Bombay was really good!!…read more Definitely recommend stopping by for a pourover or black coffeee

Have only been here two or three times. I found the coffee a little underwhelming. Will try it one…read moremore time and see if I find something I like. Coffee 3/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 2/5

I was on my way to find some French fries at Circle Center Mall when thankfully I walked past Cafe…read moreat the Circle. Enjoyed an awesome fruit smoothie that the owner was kind enough to custom make for me. She used their house lemonade as the base instead of milk with real frozen mixed berries. It was incredibly refreshing and hit the spot! Since I was on a healthy kick I got the Chicken Herb soup (also delicious). I love that it comes with oyster crackers. They have a variety of hot teas and coffee plus pastries so I look forward to coming back. Nice little spot to hang out and eat in if you have time.

From the owner: At Cafe' At The Circle we pride ourselves on creating an unparalleled cafe experience that combines…read morethe energy of Downtown Indy with the warmth of a neighborhood coffee shop. Start your day right with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee that permeates our cafe every morning. Elevate your lunch experience with our delicious soup and chicken salad. Indulge your sweet tooth with our delectable homemade cakes and pastries. Our treats are a testament to our commitment to quality and taste. Pair your favorite coffee with a slice of our signature cake or muffin for a delightful treat any time of the day. Join us for events, live music, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes every visit memorable. We're not just a cafe; we're a gathering place for the vibrant community that calls Downtown Indy home. Ready to experience the unqiue charm of Cafe' At The Circle? Join us for a cup of coffee, a hearty healthy meal, and the best views in town. Your perfect cafe moment awaits. Circle Centre Mall 49 West Maryland, 3rd FLOOR Indianapolis, IN 46204 Hours M-Sat 8a-5p, Sun 10a-5p Holiday hours vary according to the mall.

Tidbit! If you're looking for a spot to work, get here early to snag one of the few spots with…read moreoutlets. Otherwise, prepare yourself for comfy and cozy. This spot is just off the creek, with a decent parking lot and a drive through. It has a deeper warmer green than a Starbucks, and it draws a much warmer crowd too. We chatted often with the people in this shop! And we visited twice. How welcoming is that? The breakfast burrito is nothing flashy, but definitely warm gooey goodness. What sets it apart is the sauce: creamy, gently spiced, something like a seasoned mayo but not spicy. Coffee, of course, is the backbone here, and it's handled with a kind of calm precision. Our barista kindly alerted my partner and me that a warm blueberry latte would have oatmeal because of course the blueberry curdles regular milk. It was great attention to detail, and it's why we came back again and again during our week long trip. They had a special for every day! Shout out to the orange blossom latte which made me feel like a fairy amidst the city's tulips.

Stopped in here on my way to the state fair and decided to utilize the drive thru. It's always…read moreconvenient when you don't have time to park and go in, however there were several cars in front of me and it was very, very slow. I think I waited at least 15 minutes before it was my turn to order. Once I got up to the pick up window, things went faster but I think I should have just gone in and it would have actually been faster than the drive thru. The coffee was ok. I ordered a seasonal bonfire cold brew and it was way too sweet for my liking. I also didn't really care for the taste of the cold brew unfortunately. And since the menu didn't have descriptions of what was in things, I basically guessed this would taste like a s'more and was correct. It was just too much for me and I only ended up drinking half of it.

I don't mind leaving a 20% gratuity--in fact, I often choose to leave more when I receive excellent…read moreservice. However, I was disappointed that a portion of the automatically added 20% gratuity will be going to Jess W. I expected better service, especially with gratuity already included. When I asked if I could purchase a side of hash browns, I was willing to pay the additional charge. Instead, I was told there "was only enough for the hash browns on the burgers." The response felt dismissive, and there was no effort to see if another option was available or to provide a more customer-focused explanation. I understand that menu items may have limitations, but good service is about how those situations are handled. Unfortunately, the level of service I received today did not meet my expectations. I hope this feedback is shared so future guests have a better experience. Food was excellent, but go someplace else if you are looking for better service.

One of my longtime go-to brunch spots in Indy has been Milktooth, and I'm happy to report the…read morerecent transition to "Arleen's" hasn't changed the things I've always loved about the place. Same great staff, same cool space, same open kitchen where a party of one like me can grab a counter seat and watch the chefs do their thing. I've honestly always enjoyed that part of the experience. Today I had the avocado toast with feta and an egg on top, and it totally hit the spot. Earlier this week I tried one of the newer menu items -- fried chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy, plus a sample of jalapeño cornbread and Asian slaw. Incredible comfort food. And as someone who normally isn't much of a slaw person, I was surprised by how much I loved it. They also tried to tempt me with the roast beef special, which honestly looked great, but at 10:30 in the morning I just couldn't fully commit to roast beef yet. Maybe next time. The new name is a nice tribute to the owner's mother, Arleen, but thankfully it still feels like the Milktooth so many of us have come to enjoy over the years. Definitely worth checking out if you haven't been in awhile.

They helped our massive party of 22 (8 adults, 14 kids!) have a great breakfast. Our server Lucas…read morewas incredible and handled all our requests with ease and even went above and beyond on a mixup. THEN he ran a phone left behind back to us a couple blocks. GET HIM A RAISE!

First time at First Watch and I'm now wishing I lived in Indy. Oh my goodness!!!…read more We brought a large group in for breakfast and were seated within five minutes. Our server was friendly and efficient in taking our orders, bringing drinks, and bringing food. The menu had typical pancakes, eggs, and sides but many had a southwestern theme including carne asada, chorizo, peppers, etc. I had the biscuits with turkey gravy. These were the BEST biscuits I've ever had at a restaurant. Oh my!!! So flaky and buttery and the gravy was rich and peppery. You couldn't tell that this wasn't sausage gravy. Everyone's food was delicious and beautifully presented. Prices were very reasonable as well. I would highly recommend that you try First Watch if you are in downtown Indy.

Food (5/5): The ham and cheese quiche was amazing- delicious crust and a lovely layer of cheese…read more We also got white chocolate mocha lattes which were sweet and decadent. Service (5/5): The gentleman helping us at the counter was really kind. You order at the front, get a number and they bring the food to the table. You have to wait at the counter for your coffee. Ambiance (3/5): Cute diner spaces though a bit too crowded and loud for a breakfast. Lots is kids running around.

Beautiful cafe located at the entrance of the Omni hotel in downtown Indy…read more A coworker and I were looking for a cool spot to grab lunch and get a little work done and this spot was recommended. We found street parking outside and once inside, I couldn't believe how pretty it was. I heard that it was recently renovated and it shows. It has plenty of seating, free wifi, and a television. I ordered the baby romaine salad with salmon and a side of fries. The salad was pretty much a caesar salad with parm, a crouton crumble, and black garlic dressing. It was a bit pricey and the wait was much longer than I anticipated given we were the only two people in the entire restaurant. That said, the portions were pretty big. The side of fries was enough for a couple people to munch on and the salmon and salad were packed full of flavor. While quite salty, I was satisfied. I would try more of their menu if I happened to be staying here, but I wouldn't go out of my way to return. Given that I'm from out of town and visit a few times a year, this is very well a possibility. I'll end by saying the menu listed off a number of local businesses they support by utilizing their product, a local bakery, a brand of cheese, and a juicery to name a few.

The best place to get the classic chicken velvet soup from LS Ayres. The sad thing is they take it…read moreoff the menu in March. :-( They have lunch specials everyday. I liked the tuna melt, the chili cheese baked potato, chicken Parmesan soup, honey chicken wrap, the sliders they have and the club. The location is perfect right on the canal with a huge patio outside to people watch and take in the sights and sounds of visitors and locals alike. It's located in the second floor of the Indiana State Museum. You don't have to pay to enter. Just head up to the second floor.

Pleasantly surprised! Visited on a Sunday afternoon, after…read morewalking the canal for Mother's Day. There is shaded seating outside, with a view overlooking the canal, plus plenty of seating inside. I ordered the chicken salad croissant with chips, and for $12, the serving was huge. The chicken salad is a sweeter, creamier variety. The croissant itself was fresh! The chips were crisp and had a great flavor. They also have Pibb to drink, my personal favorite! Overall, this isn't just your usual museum quality food, and I would definitely return again during a day downtown!

Stopped at mansion society for a coffee and was surprised that there was a coffee shop inside of an…read moreapt complex, but the coffee shop itself was very cute and had ample parking. FYI to those who may have a physical handicap the prevents climbing steps, there are 2 sets of steps to enter the building, I didn't see any handicap accessible entry when I went there. The area to order coffee was really small and could comfortably fit about 5 people in the line inside the ordering station. There were places to stand in the foyer to wait as well, but in my opinion even though there is an open space in the foyer you could be potentially blocking someone's walking space since the ordering station is next to the entrance and the seating areas are in the entryway. I ordered their seasonal From the Past Latte w/ matcha and whole milk. They mentioned that the wait time to receive the drink was 10 minutes, which was understandable with how busy they were, but to my surprise I actually received my drink in half that time. The drink tasted great and if I was still in the area I'd go there again. I definitely noticed for such a small space, the staff were efficient and moved quickly to get everyone their correct orders. All of them were very cordial and professional as well, so that was appreciated.

I saw this coffee spot as a top hidden gem so my pig and I ventured out to check it out on a random…read moreSunday. Cute place however I was a bit thrown off upon arriving. It is an apartment building. I didn't do my research prior but learned that it used to be a psych ward. Kinda cool. I got their seasonal coconut lavender latte and a signature Sammy. The drink was great, the sandwich took way too long to prepare (we're talking 30 minutes, no joke). I was only annoyed bc I was so hungry, other than that- I didn't care about the wait bc I had nowhere to be. Overall- If I was in the neighborhood and craving a yummy coff treat, I'd return- I did really like my drink.