Forget the soups. The salads and sandwiches at this place are so awesome and unique. First time I…read morewent here me and my buddy both got a soup and sandwhich and then a sandwhich to go.

This is a review in 2 parts…read more 1) The soup was great. The lobster bisque was creamy and flavorful and it was a great relief from the colder temperature. Definitely recommend. 2) My panini was still cold in the middle. It didn't hurt as much because my sandwich was apples and ham but hitting something cold when you're expecting a hot sandwich is a bit of a curveball. The place is still as clean and cozy as I remember and the staff were super friendly. Just a very uneven food experience.

Got this to go while in town. I walked from my hotel. It was not super busy at the time. I was in…read moreand out. I just got chicken fried rice and Thai tea. It was good and flavorful. I normally get other items but wanted keep it simple. I will be back when in town. It was recommended by several people here.

It's a small spot with good food and great energy! The staff was super engaging and the service was…read morequick, even with most of the tables full. My only critique is compared to what I'm used to, I did find the meat portion a little underwhelming. And as for the fried bananas, they were a unique touch! Not necessarily my favorite, but I didn't hate them either. Just something adventurous.

I've stopped in before but the line was too long so this time lucked out as there were less people…read moredue to the cold. I got the prime rib steak sandwich toasted and the food was delicious. The inside of the store is a bit tight but there's a good amount of seating and its bright and comfortable and not too loud. Ill probably eat here again as I thoroughly enjoyed the sandwich though next time I'll add peppers.

I've ordered here through the app multiple times now. It should not take over 20 minutes to order a…read moresimple sandwich for pickup. Today it took over 25 minutes in order to get my sandwich. What's the point of app ordering if you can't fulfill the order in some set of time? I sat in the restaurant for 15 minutes while they prepared a large order for catering. This area gets catering all the time, why are you so backed up on a Monday at 11:30? I ordered at 11:27am and I finally got it at 11:52. They gave free cookies to the catering order since it took too long. Did the person give free cookies to the rest of us waiting? Absolutely not. Yet another poorly ran fast food restaurant. The Potbelly in Noblesville is 10 times better ran.

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.

Oh my gosh, how did I not know about this place?! I work about a quarter of a mile away so you…read moreknow where I'll be on chilly days when I need some soup! It was packed when we walked in but they were very quick and we were able to find seating. I got the tomato soup and a sandwich and it was so, so good. Will definitely be back!!

My daughter wanted noodles again, so we decided to give this place a try--and I'm glad we did! This…read morespot caught me by surprise. It's located inside a building with a cute coffee shop upstairs. The staff was friendly and welcomed us as soon as we walked in. There was no wait, so we were seated right away. The menu offered a variety of ramen options, and our server recommended the Shoyu ramen for my 3-year-old daughter. I added cabbage and mushrooms for some extra veggies. The food took about 15 minutes to arrive, so my daughter started getting a little restless, but as soon as the bowls hit the table, she was all smiles. The food was delicious, and we both enjoyed it. Most importantly, it earned the ultimate seal of approval--3-year-old approved! We'll definitely be back.

I was walking around downtown looking for somewhere to eat a relatively cheap filling dinner. Wei…read moreRamen is split into a dessert and dinner spot (upstairs is where their cafe is located). I chose the curry chicken katsu, which was generously portioned and came with pickled radish, kimchi, and a side salad. For about $15, this dinner was a steal. Service was quick! Would be interested in trying their desserts in the future.

Updating my review: the meat, bread, and rulegach are all incredible. NYC-quality patrami sandwich…read more(except I wish the mustard was spicier). Basically, if you internalize that it's a cafeteria style and stick to the strengths--sliced meat and baked goods--you can't go wrong. Just know that everything is in a steam tray, and work around that accordingly.

I love Shapiro's! It's an Indianapolis staple and consistently delicious. I have had both the…read morepastrami on rye and the corned beef on rye and while I think I prefer the corned beef, both are excellent. There are affordable options with their "Rebecca" sandwiches, which are smaller portions for less. Definitely a place everyone needs to try if you haven't been before!

Tried this out for Valentine's Day and it did not disappoint, interesting setting but hey it works…read moreand the table was somewhat private and was able to carry on a good conversation, the crab cake was full of lump crab and the pork chop was cooked to perfection. Amazing food and the service was too notch.

I was thrilled to see that Serliana serves an afternoon tea on Saturdays and snapped up a…read morereservation on OpenTable as soon as I could. Service started with a tea box presentation of options: 3 black tea varieties, 2 green, 1 white, an oolong and 2 no-caff herbals. The tea box had descriptions and tins of the tea so you could take a sniff at your choices. We opted for the The du Hammam Noir black tea and Bai Mu Dan white tea. Teas were steeped in their individual pots and served with a timer for proper steeping time. After a cuppa or two, out came the trays: a tier of savory finger sandwiches (cucumber, chicken salad, egg salad, and smoked salmon), desserts (raspberry mousse chocolate dome and strawberry princess cake), and pastries (mini scones with strawberry jam, mini macarons, and tartlets). The sandwiches were excellent, but, unfortunately quality went down from there. The desserts were alright (would have loved the raspberry mousse if the dome was dark chocolate instead of milk chocolate) and the pastries didn't have the right texture - macarons were light, but didn't have any chew and the scones were dry. An overall lovely tea experience in a gorgeous hotel with lots of natural light. Highly recommend taking the elevator up to Astrea for a rooftop cocktail afterwards!

If you're hunting for fresh sushi in downtown Indianapolis, Mt Fuji Japanese Cuisine delivers. We…read morecan't recommend the sushi enough, even the original/specialty rolls were excellent. The fish was so fresh, and you could genuinely taste the nori, which makes a huge difference. We branched out and tried the Kumamoto oysters too. Worth it. They're tinier than your typical oyster and came with a range of flavors from the seasonings and sauces. Honestly, we wish they'd been served more simply because we wanted to compare them to the ones we've had in Japan, and all the sauce made that tough. Still a fun order though. Skip the Seafood Pot, in our opinion. It tasted like Bird's Nest to us and just wasn't anything special compared to everything else. Bottom line: come for the sushi. It's the standout, and it's what'll bring us back. With ramen, hibachi, bubble tea, and a full bar also on the menu, there's plenty to explore on a return visit.

4.30.26 We were downtown Thursday night and decided to try Mt Fuji. It looks appealing on the…read moreoutside and, walking in, also has nice booths, some tables, and a unique, beautiful, large bar/sushi counter. The restaurant presents like a higher-end sushi house, but this is a little mismatched with the slightly loud 80s pop tunes streaming from the speakers. It seems like instrumental soft Japanese stings would be more appropriate. Also a little mismatched in the ambiance is a giant TV screen on the back wall (near out table), and large TVs over the bar area. They just don't "look right" with the tables and interior décor. The menu seems on par in price and offerings for similar-style sushi houses. We split edaname($6), I got the sushi dinner ($23) and hubs got the special lobster & seafood clay pot ($36). I drank water and he had 1 diet coke, so everything with tax + 20% tip came to $90. The food is presented beautifully, and tasted good. Both dinners had choice of soup or salad, and we each got ginger salad. We're lovers of ginger dressing. This one was ok - tasted good but could have used more, as I has lots of un-dressed lettuce in the bowl. My sushi dinner was fine but nothing extraordinary. For the "special" lobster & seafood clay pot, presentation was again beautiful, aroma and taste were good, nice sauce, but it was a little underwhelming in both seafood contents and amount. That being said, we had a small amount of leftovers from the hub's dish (some rice, sauce and veggies), and they present very nice takeout bags with a thermal lining. We actually ended up giving the container of food to a homeless man downtown, so I did not eat the leftovers, and, admittedly, it was not enough for a full lunch. So overall, while the food was very pretty and also tasty, we have a lot of other sushi options that give more bang to the buck for our quantity and atmosphere preferences. #yum #ReviewsByRL

We made a reservation online in advance for Tony's and arrived 5 minutes prior to our reservation…read more Valet was $25 and they parked our car right out front and were prompt. They proceeded to open the front door to Tony's for us and hostess immediately greeted + seated us. After less than 30 seconds, staff came and filled our water glasses and removed the 2 extra place settings. Our server also greeted us within a minute or two of us sitting down. We started with a few drinks and the crab cake. My fiancé said it was delicious! I enjoyed the Caesar salad as my starter and it was pretty good. Our entrees were both so tasty! I got the barrel cut filet cooked medium and my fiancé got the Bison that was on special. My filet was a little more medium rare than medium, but barrel cut is a thick cut and hard to cook properly. Overall, our food was incredible and the service was top notch. Would highly recommend visiting Tony's if you're looking for an upscale steak dinner!

The food was amazing. Crap cake for appetizer and filet…read moreand sea bass for dinner. I would recommend. Service was great and the GM was nice and check in to make sure everything was good.

The food and atmosphere were great. I really like the beer cheese that's on everything. We had a…read moregood time. Our server was very nice and took care of us but we only saw her about every 20 minutes even when our drinks were empty. It's not that big of a deal but she came to our area to deliver drinks but didn't acknowledge us when our glasses were empty. I would go back because it may have just been a busy night but I will say charging $6.50 for a 16oz Mich Ultra is kind of crazy.

Stopped in for lunch this week with coworkers and was thrilled with the service Caitlin N…read more provided. I have been to the tap a number of times but for some of my colleagues this was their first experience and she was incredibly knowledgeable about the menu and offerings and helped us get in and out to make our post-work meetings. As usual, the food was great as well.