Tia's was just ok for my needs. It has a utilitarian atmosphere, which is fine. I liked the kids'…read morecoloring pages taped to the counter. The one thing I hated was having to look at the Fox News playing in the background. There is, however, some delicious and tempting doughnuts in a case while you wait in line. Of course I had to get one for me and my partner. They were fresh, but clearly made from frozen doughnuts and prepackaged icing. Service was friendly, but not sycophantic. You must order at the counter, which I find annoying since I always tip, regardless. I feel it's not as great a value. They did offer us coffee refills, but also asked us to refill the salt and pepper while we were still seated. If you look at the menu, you'll see that there are no vegan options and you have to do a bit of cobbling to make anything vegetarian. The food was good, hot, and fresh. There need to be better sides and veggies to add to dishes. It's really all meat and carbs. I would return if friends or family wanted to stop in.

New Palestine's finest breakfast tacos. That sounds like I'm being sarcastic, but that ain't me…read morethrowing shade at New Pal's taco scene -- I'm being genuine! Chorizo, egg and cheese, folded into a warm corn tortilla. Boom. Simple, like the best kind of tacos. My taco came with a little bottle of mild green sauce to squeeze over everything, if I wished. (I wished.) It was a satisfying and tasty little breakfast. Other varieties of breakfast tacos include bacon, sausage or ham. But it's breakfast, and I'm Mexican, so I gravitate toward chorizo, which I think is always a good choice. Chorizo has never let me down. You can also get your taco on a flour tortilla, but let's be honest, there was no way that was happening. Corn tortillas are the way to go. Other breakfast things include a breakfast burrito (I'll be back to try that, yessiree), biscuits & gravy, and oats & toast. They also serve lunch items. I enjoyed my breakfast taco with a 16-ounce black coffee, which was great. What really impressed me: My taco and coffee cost $5 and change! What a deal! I felt like I was living in 2010. This is a great place to get a great breakfast for not a lot of money. I did not know Tia's existed before today, and my discovery of it coincided with learning that my great tia (aunt, in Spanish) passed away yesterday. She was 92, so it's not tragic, but it's still sad. So when I was looking for a place to eat on Yelp, and I saw Tia's and I saw that they had breakfast tacos, I knew this was the place to visit. And I was right! Maybe Tia Dorothy led me to this place.

The O.G.B.L.T. is the way to go. It's a hot and melty sandwich with turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato,…read morepepper jack cheese and mayo, all on a hoagie bun. The sandwich is about as long as my humerus, and I ate the whole dang thing in one sitting. New York Gourmet Deli is not to be confused with NY Gourmet Deli, also in Indy. New York Gourmet Deli is located on East 21st Street on the near east side; NY Gourmet Deli is on Ruckle Street, near The Children's Museum. Are they owned by the same people? I don't know, but someone needs to change their name so I'm less confused. Anyway, New York Gourmet Deli, on the east side, is great and located in an unassuming parking lot full of potholes. It looks like a liquor store from the outside, but step inside and you'll see the large deli counter where you order sandwiches, burgers, fries and other foods. The joint is also a convenience store, of sorts, with a wall full of refrigerated beverages, aisles of chips, candy, and lots of Mexican snacks. There's also a little corner of the store with goods like laundry detergent and other necessities. The hustle here is unmatched. The fellows behind the counter were flying all over the kitchen to fulfill the orders. I visited around noon on a weekday, which seemed to be a busy time because there were lots of people from all walks of life here, either waiting to order or waiting for their orders. The guys behind the counter were unflappable and took orders and made sandwiches at a speedy pace. Even if there's a line, you won't wait long for your food.

We knew they were going to have good sandwiches when we saw the boars head meat in the deli case…read more This is a carry out only spot. Service was very good with only a slight wait due to a small line. You order, they start making your order and you pay. A few minutes later the have everything ready and bagged up. I got a chopped cheese, it does reminded me of a sloppy Joe, and my only complaint was I wanted more lettuce and tomato. Richelle got the east coast roast beef and cheddar. She loved it and it had plenty of lettuce and tomato. Fries are good, and the give them a sprinkle of seasoning too. Plenty of cans of pop to choose, but would like to see a few diet pop options added. We will definitely come back, and I ask for plenty of toppings.

Awesome onion chips (vs onion rings) good coney dogs, and perfect milk shakes. Loved how the onion…read morechips were exactly the right size and easy to eat. It's been around for years, and is a favorite among NewPal residents but others come from far away places to enjoy a true mom'n pop drive-in. For the food and ice cream they serve, they do it well. This visit today was pleasant. Beautiful day for an outdoor experience.

America , Americana lives most strongly in the heartland , Frosty Boy Drive -In is a strong example…read moreof the America that STILL EXISTS!! From the eye catching blue and white paint scheme to the iconic awning Frosty Boy invites you to experience what had been lost in so many cities and towns across the USA. this a true "Attraction eatery " in Indiana . Worth the drive wherever you come from . It is featured on Roadside Architecture.com 1) the FOOD menu harkens the lucky patrons to another time when life and liberty were different , excellent selections , every item on the menu is smile restoring good ! I've yet to see a frown on any person enjoying their expertly presented food choice ! 2) the Ice Creams !!! oh wow does this take me back ! kids in middle America used to get lucky enough to go to our local Dairy Queen , or Dairy Dream,Dairy Sweet or Polly Freeze in Georgetown In! While a few of these great locations still exist, FROSTY BOY is a classic example of great soft serve Americana dessert , feel good treats!! 3) plenty of parking access easy on and off the street nice level parking and plenty of under the awning classic seating . 4) Customer service is paramount , they greet you with eye contact and smiles and are genuinely nice and polite (very refreshing in today's world) the quickly and efficiently answer your questions and process your selections . 5) Cleanliness, not trash or debris falling from overfilled receptacles , no trash or messy spills noticeable anywhere . The over all ambience is truly American , truly Family friendly .. We absolutely love Frosty Boy and I personally love the anchor it gives me to another time when this sort of excellence was the norm . Well done Frosty Boy we will be back for years to come !!!

Tony D's in New Palestine is a great local place for dinner and to relax and enjoy the atmosphere…read moreand family or friends . Very clean well lit and inviting atmosphere, friendly and efficient staff . They always check up and see if you need another beverage and to keep you apprised of your order when it will be out . The wait staff are friendly , knowledgeable and polite. We will be customers for years to come !

Our group of 14 stopped in for lunch. Our server Tina handled us well…read more I ordered the tasty chicken and waffles and brought half of it home. The sandwich menu is great!

This is now called The Pub and it's gotten better! The reason for no photos is that we were served…read morequickly and it disappeared fast! The specials are usually quite good... chicken and dumplings were delicious. The bacon egg and cheeses on croissant was spot on. Their normal menu has shredded pork sliders with mashed potatoes ... sizable portions that makes me feel like it's definitely worth it! The beer prices are also really reasonable. The service has been excellent. Definitely recommend this pub around the corner from Main Street in New Palestine.

One of my favorite places! Staff is excellent and food is delicious - every time! I will always…read morestop in when I'm out this way!

Bartenders don't the difference between Jose silver and Jose 1800; measured my shots between…read more"double shots" to which they were clearly shorting. HIGHLY DONT RECOMMEND. Poor bartenders, poor serves, and overall POOR PISS ASS SERVICE. No wonder you're DEAD on Saturday night lmao; learn business strategy.

Came here with my adopted mom cuz she came here before when it was a different name. We came during…read morelunch hour. We were not impressed with the sandwiches we ordered. I ordered the Philly which the meat was chewy & no flavor. And my mom had the tenderloin. She said it was ok with it said she won't be coming back.

I would like to start off by saying the staff was incredible, very friendly from the time we walked…read morein. We ordered 1/2 rack of ribs, brisket, and pulled pork. Sides consist of Mac n cheese, fries and banana pudding. 1/2 rack of ribs - Excellent Pulled pork - Excellent Banana Pudding - Excellent Mac~N~Cheese - Excellent Brisket - I made the mistake of getting chopped brisket, I feel as the sliced brisket would have been an entirely different review. I tried the brisket and didn't eat it after the initial first bite as I liked the pulled pork better.

This was definitely a different setup compared to most. This small establishment is run out of the…read moreSertoma Community Center on the southeast side of the Indy Metro area. It does not look as though you are entering a restaurant when you approach, but you are. I think they are configured more for takeout, but they have access to the large event area with cafeteria-style seating. So there is plenty of room to eat in if you'd prefer (which we did). The hours seem a little limited so be sure to check before you go. The menu, including the specials, is on a white board as you walk in. The selection is streamlined, BBQ-dominated and carnivore-oriented (other than the sides). The system is a walk-up and order from the kitchen doorway. My wife chose the Pulled Pork Sandwich with Baked Beans while I opted for the Chopped Chicken Sandwich with Kickin Coleslaw. The food was very good. The proprietors were very friendly and engaging, and that was a plus. The prices were quite reasonable. With drinks and tip, it was about $14 each. My wife actually took enough away from hers for another meal, so it was a good deal. Our daughter and son-in-law live close, so we hope to try this place again when we visit.

I had a Groupon for $25.00 it only was good for a few weeks and didn't want to loose it so we drove…read moreto New Palestine. I read some reviews one said it was next to Subway. Well actually they are both in the same building. Mama Nita's has 7 booth that seat 4 so not much seating. There was a menu board that said all you can eat buffet $5.99 from 11:00 to 4:00. After 4:00 7:49. Kids 2 and under free Kids 10 and under $3.99. Seniors $6.49. Drinks $1.69 So I asked if they sold whole pizza he said yes and showed us a menu. Ok there was a lot of stuff on it. A lot of pizza-sandwiches-wings and other stuff. We ordered the buffet and a 12 inch Mediterranean pizza to go. On the buffet a small salad bar with about 12 different toppings bread sticks with cheese sauce and 6 different pizza. The pizza not bad for a pre-made crust. She to top it off you could pick a ice cream treat from the freezer. Ice cream sandwich-bomb pops or popsicles. If ever in New Palestine we would eat here again.

The buffet used to be amazing but that was before the original "new owners" took over. It's…read moreterrible now. NOT worth $10. There was hardly any pizza offered and what was there was old. They did not bring out any new even though we requested a simple pepperoni. The staff is so unfriendly. I miss the days of Brody. He was an amazing manager.