Wow the food at this place was so fantastic! I had the southern bowl & my best friend had the…read morebourbon pancakes with scrambled eggs & sausage. Wow we just loved it all! She also tried the chocolate strawberry cold brew & it was fantastic as well! We tried the benieghs (sp) & they were great & served with orange marmalade. Our server kept our drinks full & kept checking on us. She was great! We'll definitely be back!

Really needs acoustic tiles. It is hard to have a conversation with all the sound bouncing off the…read moresolid surface. Our server was very kind and did a great job. They were super busy for Sunday brunch. One of our orders got messed up but it was quickly fixed. We were impressed with the flavor of the food. They are very reasonable in price. Just over 40$ for two meals and a drink.

Good spot for a hotel restaurant. I ordered the Ribeye which was cooked well and tasted great…read more Jason always takes great care of me at the bar. Good choices on the menu. It's worth a try. Enjoy!!!

If you haven't tried this restaurant, you should definitely give it a shot. It is open to the…read morepublic, and I go in often. I've never had anything I don't like. They have absolutely amazing wing sauces, I love their pulled pork mac n cheese, & they've recently added smash burgers that are so good! highly recommend if you're in the Plainfield area!!

Visited this restaurant multiple times. Food was excellent and service was outstanding. Our…read morewaitress, Jamie, was extremely pleasant and helpful. She made our dining experience delightful. Her attentiveness to our needs was exceptional and made our overall visit very memorable which encouraged us to be repeat customer.

I ate here since I was staying at the Wyndham. This is the in house restaurant. I initially did not…read morehave high expectations for how it would go because it took a few minutes for anyone to come to the host stand, and when they did, they said they had gotten "a little busy" (despite the place not appearing anywhere near full) and suggested I sit at the bar for better service. So I did, and it was very smooth from there. My bartender was excellent, attentive and warm but not at all overbearing. Food didn't take too long either. I think I was in and out with a drink, entree, and dessert within an hour. I got the Overhead Light cocktail to drink (Beefeater gin, crème de violette, maraschino liqueur). I usually get beer when I drink but this cocktail sounded good, and I did not regret my choice. Very floral and very strong. I had the grilled salmon entree and cheesecake chimichanga for dessert. I really liked the sweet chili glaze on the salmon. Everything was cooked well. The dish as a whole could have used more seasoning, but it was easily redeemable with some black pepper. The rice pilaf was more flavorful than it looked - it tasted like there was parmesan cheese in there which made it pleasantly creamy. The cheesecake chimichanga was also great. It looks expensive, but it is a large portion that would be ideal to share even if I did manage to clear the plate by myself. I loved the crispy wraps with the cream cheese and strawberry sauce inside, and it actually wasn't too overwhelmingly sweet. Prices seem to run a little high. I thought the price for my entree was fair, and other entrees seemed to also be reasonably priced for what they were, but the drinks and desserts were expensive than expected. It was really loud inside even though the place was only about half full. It didn't help that the Wyndham lobby also had a loud group in it and the sound carried. The place would greatly benefit from some sound panels in the ceiling or on the walls. It's an exposed ceiling and all hard surfaces and sound just bounces around. I wouldn't say the food was anything to write home about and probably wouldn't recommend it if you're local since Indy has plenty of more impressive eateries at this price point, but if you're staying at one of the airport hotels and want somewhere convenient but classy, this might be your place.

I arrived at the airport and made it through security with plenty of time for real food before a…read morelong flight. Everything was served perfectly.The steak was so tender. It was a great place to relax before take off.

Had the club sandwich which was tasty. However after biting into the sandwich and pulling a…read moretoothpick out of mouth I wasn't happy at all. I understand that the kitchen uses toothpicks to hold the sandwich together but this toothpick was buried inside the sandwich. I mentioned this to the waiter and he summoned the manager. She did ask if I was ok, twice but I at least expected an apology from her. Her response was "it wasn't poisonous." If the toothpick had become lodged in my throat I definitely would have not been as nice as I was. What has happened to customer service. This is horrible and this particular manager needs training. Li hope no one else experiences this horrible treatment.

Yummmm! First time I've been able to make it in to First Watch since they opened their gorgeous…read morerestaurant in Greenwood. Keep in mind they close at 2:30 7 days a week. We went on a Wednesday morning after a dr appt - no wait! We were sat as soon as we walked in - the environment is clean and stream lined. I love the big cardinal mural. We ordered a fresh squeezed orange juice, coffee, and two waters. The server left a pitcher of water and a carafe of coffee. We went in to order a barbacoa bowl that was the perfect amount of spice. I ate the entire portion. My daughter ordered the turkey burger with a side of the tomato basil soup. Weird cause she hates tomatoes- but she ate the entire bowl. Great service - delicious Fresh food with a different taste profile than the standard local restaurants - definitely a place to put on regular rotation!

Food was ok. The ambiance was a nice clean vibe…read more The service however was extremely poor. The hostess did not great us when we walked in and over looked us when we attempted to put our name down. Once it was our turn to be seated they were not friendly at all. Server also rushed us the whole time and brought the check before we even started eating. Additionally, the server almost took my bf's plate away before he even finished.... The vibe quickly changed when we asked for waters but we do not drink coffee with our breakfast. Anyways... 8/10 Chilaquiles 6/10 Ham and gruyere melt 5/10 broccoli cheddar soup (too thick but flavors were ok) 0/10 service

Last Saturday my boyfriend, my best friend, and I all went to this place because we had a…read morerestaurant.com coupon. That may have been the reason we chose the place but we were pretty satisfied. We arrived around 6:45 and there wasn't a soul in the place. Yup, just about the entire time we three were the only people around. One couple came and went while we were there and another threesome sat for a quick drink and left. This worried us a little bit but as soon as the crusty (in the best way) seedy bread came out with whipped butter, we were just fine. I wanted four more pieces of that hearty bread. It was great. Probably the star of the entire night, for me at least, were the gravy fries. They were only $4 on happy hour special but damn, amazing, delish were they! Thick cut fries with pot roast, gravy, and cheese? Yes, please. I swear I would go back just for these alone. The entrees were alright, not stellar, but decent. I had the mahi mahi sandwich and it was a bit unweildy. The sucker was a triple decker the height/size of my iPhone. I cut it in fours at the recommendation of the server and managed to plow my way through it. It was tasty but, as my boyfriend said, the flavors all kind of melded. And not in a great way really... You couldn't taste the great pineapple and chili aoili... They were lost. Desserts (german chocolate cake and creme brulee) were solid. The cake was a huge thick slice with great icing and the cappucino creme brulee was a bit looser than I was used to but packed great flavor. Summary: Go for the gravy/cheese fries (happy hour is from 4:30-7p most nights!) and stay for the dessert... Maybe just skip the entrees... P.S. Service is slow but not ungrateful. We stayed after our meal for another two hours chatting and our water glasses never went empty. Nice touch.

This is the restaurant in my hotel. I didn't feel like walking anywhere as it was late so I came…read morehere. I sat at the bar and although the bartender was not here. She came back in like 20 secs. She took my drink order right away and made it in front of me. So maybe 30 secs. I ordered an appetizer of their chicken wings and then the Brunch Burger. The wings came out in 13 mins 55 secs. I got bourbon bbq sauce. They were excellent! The sauce was really good, and the wings were big. I'm used to Buffalo Wild Wings where they tend to be skimpy, probably because of how much they buy. These were huge, I had like 3 before I started filling up and had to stop so I could eat my dinner. They were REALLY good. As my main I got the brunch burger. It came out in 17 mins 14 secs. I wish the app had come out sooner than the burger, but it is what it is. I ordered the burger medium, it came out.... Best case it was medium well, very close to well. The burger came with no toppings but egg and bacon. They did not provide ketchup or mustard (no I did not ask as the bartender disappeared before I started eating. I give the burger a 5.2, now normally I like to try the burger by itself to see what kind of flavor the patty has without toppings. But the egg and bacon did not add a ton of flavor. So the patty was easily identified, so 5.2. Not much flavor or seasoning. Not bad, but not anything special. It tasted like a patty that was cooked medium well to medium. The bartender was great, I enjoyed bs-ing with her and her service. If I had just had the wings and drinks. I'd probably be 4.5-5 star range. With the burger, it dropped it to average as that was my main dish. I give it 3.5-4, closer to 3.

I recently visited 1933 Lounge at the airport for breakfast before my flight, and it was a…read moredelightful experience. Open daily from 5 AM to 9 PM, the venue offers a cozy atmosphere with comfortable seating and fully stocked bars. I tried the Farmers Plate, which featured two eggs, bacon, hashbrowns, and toast for $18.50. The meal was delicious and satisfying, providing a great start to my day. One clever touch that stood out was the coffee service, it was served in a disposable cup, making it easy to grab and go if you're in a hurry. Overall, I highly recommend 1933 Lounge for a quick bite or a leisurely meal before your flight. It's definitely worth a stop if you're at the airport.

Filet sliders the filet was cooked perfectly and tender surprisingly for an airport they actually…read morecooked the filet to order. Airport food really? This place is great! My first post too!

The Library Restaurant building looks a little worn from the outside and is in an IND adjacent…read moreneighborhood that has seen better days. We arrived after looking up "Lunch near Airport" and this place popping with good reviews and a high TripAdvisor position. Gayle and I had a very enjoyable Lunch. The inside was bright, clean, well-appointed and spacious. Our wait person was friendly and prompt. I ordered the tomato bisque and grilled cheese special, while Gayle opted for a Patty Melt (with Fries). Both choices were delicious and just the right amount of food for me. Gayle left a fair amount of food on her plate, mostly due to a huge sandwich and lot for fries. I appreciated that this place offered beers that didn't have the word IPA in them, with my Oatmeal Stout being a great choice. Gayle went for her favorite Chardonnay preference. We both nursed our drinks and the fries as we were in no hurry to get the airport. The Library Restaurant and Pub was a solid choice, and one that we would repeat for either Lunch or Dinner.

Stopped in for a quick lunch to mark this off my to-try list. It is in a very unassuming area, with…read morea slight funeral-home look from the parking lot. We had no trouble getting a table at 1pm on a Tuesday, the occupied tables looked like business lunches and regulars. Our server was kind and gave us space to look over the menu. We were there for lunch, so we had a lunch menu, but the prices were the same as at dinner. I had always assumed it would be a restaurant full of books, but I was disappointed in that. It does have beautiful artwork replicas of Napoleon, some with funny additions. My husband had the fish and chips, which was a decent serving with very good homemade tartar sauce. I had half a sandwich and their broccoli soup. All in all, it was good enough food, in a nice enough setting, but not something we would come back for.