Loved it! Great place for brunch. Our server had great energy! She was attentive. The Saturday…read moreenergy was top notch with a live DJ, great crowd, and seating indoors and outdoors. This omelette was delicious. I was able to make a couple changes to have a veggie omelette with chicken. I was definitely grateful for that because I don't eat other types of meat. I would definitely come back here to try a different menu or just for brunch again.

We came for brunch on a Saturday morning and it was a great time! The vibe was so fun, with a DJ…read moreplaying banger after banger, making it a perfect atmosphere for a weekend brunch. The food was also delicious, everyone in our party was happy with what they ordered. I had the brisket breakfast sandwich with an over easy egg on top, which was delicious! It came with a side of crispy fries and garlic aioli. They also make some great spicy Bloody Mary's! Between the food, drinks, and music, I think this place is the perfect environment for brunch and a drink on a weekend!

If you're looking for a breakfast spot that absolutely delivers, Lincoln Square Pancake House is…read moreit. This place is the definition of comfort food done RIGHT. We started with coffee and fresh squeezed orange juice, and you can immediately tell they don't cut corners--the OJ tasted bright, fresh, and totally worth it. Now let's talk about the food... because WOW. The Signature Pancake Platter was unreal--fluffy, golden, melt-in-your-mouth pancakes that honestly might be some of the best I've had. Adding the soft poached eggs took it to another level (that perfect yolk ), and the hash browns were crispy on the outside, soft on the inside--exactly how they should be. We also ordered the West Coast Omelet with feta, and it was packed with flavor--super fresh ingredients, cooked perfectly, and a generous portion. And yes... we had to add extra pancakes (no regrets), which were just as amazing the second time around. Shoutout to our server JJ, who was friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience even better. Service like that really stands out. Everything came out hot, fresh, and quickly, and the portions are more than generous for the price. You definitely won't leave hungry. The benches were the only downside, it is definitely time to replace them! But tables were clean and cute inside. If you're anywhere near here and craving a top-tier breakfast or brunch, don't even think twice--this spot is a MUST. Already planning my next visit!

Took a group of students to Indy for a conference and ate here a couple times. The food was very…read moregood with quick service. It's a typical "diner" menu with eggs, pancakes, French toast, and crepes. They also offer some sandwiches like burgers, chicken sandwich, wraps, and even a Greek gyro. I had a biscuit with gravy, eggs, and hash browns for just $10. I also tried the Hoosier tenderloin (breaded pork sandwich). The kids also loved their food. This is a great, affordable option in downtown Indianapolis. Check it out when in town.

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.

Very cool vibe. It is a repurposed garage, so even if you decide to eat inside, you still get the…read moreoutside feeling. I was alone so I sat at the counter. Friendly staff. Enjoyed the iced coffee. Had the grits with bacon bits and egg. Did not realize I had the choice of how the egg could be prepared, so it was more runny than I liked. I also enjoyed the cinnamon bun. Not overly sweet. Just perfect.

I enjoyed Loaded potato omelet add peppers and tomatoes mozzarella for the cheese hash browns hard…read more with French toast

My favorite breakfast spot! The menu is big with many options. I love that there is a platter…read moreincluding sweet and savory items. Price is as good as it gets considering the speed and great service. I also love how it feels more like a breakfast diner spot, which feels welcoming and warm

Yes I am slow on this trend, but I finally went and had breakfast here. Greeted with a smile and my…read moregroup wa seated very quick. We had our coffee before we had time to think and it was Amazing coffee. The mug is so cute (make sure you look into their mug deal if you plan on coming alot) and it was kept full by a team of smiling staff. The menu is broad variety of items yet they were over the top creations. I am a huge crepe fan, but I like savory crepes not the super sweet kinds, so I went with Swedish pancakes instead. I also tried the chicken apple sausage, it was not what I expected, ground chicken with light seasoning in a rough patty shape. The Swedish pancakes where good and a huge portion. I tasted the traditional pancakes and they are very good ,with the addition of their syrup it was dynamite . The decor is vintage 90s and I was there for it, even the locks and handles in the bathroom were adorable. Overall it was a good meal, bit pricey for breakfast food in my opinion but I would go back and share a meal.

This has been a go-to breakfast stop for me and I would always get the Sunrise Feature (even…read morewithout looking at the menu) which is 3 pancakes, eggs any style, and a meat choice selection. It no longer exist so you have to build this entree choice. The service was a little different, I think there is new management because there are new menu choices, but they kept core menu items like the Dutch Baby Pancake, and Apple Pancake. The servers were nice and attentive to my party. There's a bright neon pancake man sign when you come in the door. The decor is decent, the booth seating kind of moves near the front window section of the restuarant. The buttermilk pancakes are a staple and they were delicious but the bacon that is normally a fan favorite was so fatty. It was not the best. Also the scrambled eggs were a little runny, which was disappointing. I asked for scrambled hard eggs and did not get that from the kitchen. I would visit again, but hopefully the next visit will be better.

They were pretty busy when we got there but were still seated fairly quickly. We had really…read morefriendly service. Food was super flavorful and fast. We will be back!

I stumbled upon the Hotcakes Emporium while waiting to get my nails done and I'm so glad I did…read more I can add this to my list of breakfast places on the east side. On a Saturday afternoon, a party of two we were able to get right in. We didn't have to wait. They have indoor seating as well as outdoor if weather permits. It's covered, but depending on the heat, you make the choice. The staff is friendly and stays on top of your needs. My coffee mug was never empty! Their food was delicious and I will definitely be back!

Went to Cafe Patachou yesterday morning and had one of the best breakfasts of my trip!…read more The avocado toast was warm, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The bread was perfectly seedy with just the right balance of crunchy and soft, and they were generous with the avocado. I especially loved the radish and pickled onions on top. Such a simple breakfast, but every bite was so good. And then there was the pistachio iced latte. YUM. I added whipped cream, which really took it to the next level. Honestly, I'm kind of glad I only discovered this place on the last day of my trip because if I had found it earlier, I probably would have had four of those lattes. Great breakfast, great coffee, and now I'm wishing I had one more morning in town!

Fairly close walk from JW Marriott where I stayed. Did not get to enjoy their coffee bar, however,…read moremy build your own omelette was very good and I enjoyed the homemade salsa. Service was very attentive. I really enjoyed the bright cheery decor.

A great place for brunch in Broad Ripple! Bright and airy from the outside as well as inside too…read more Everyone was friendly and the service was fast. The food was good. It had a 50's vibe to it. They had outdoor patio and a bar top to eat along with booths and tables. They had a lot on the menu! Man, I wish I would've noticed the apple butter with Italian fried biscuits rolled in cinnamon sugar. Those would've been good! I noticed they had a strawberry jelly in little jars on the table they must make too. Bloody Marys, screwdrivers, mimosas were all available for brunch. Something you don't see often is eggs in purgatory. I've heard of it but never seen it on a menu. There were so many different things to get it was hard to choose! My biscuits and gravy were great!! Yum! They close at 2:00 pm so keep that in mind.

It's surprisingly difficult to find decent biscuits and gravy around Indy. But, oh joy! Good…read moreMorning Mama's has great biscuits and gravy. The gravy is homemade and has actual sausage in it (!) and it's served hot, not lukewarm. And if you get an egg cooked over easy to add to the mess, the egg will be cooked perfectly. Now, the biscuits in the b&gs may or may not be homemade. If you must know (and I know you must), the biscuits are a little too soft to hold up to all of that gravy. I wish the biscuits were just a touch more crispy on the outside. But this is me nitpicking. For great biscuits and gravy, go to Good Morning Mama's. For a great and unusual sandwich, get the Mama's Favorite: sliced hardboiled eggs, bacon, red onions, tomato, pickles, dill havarti cheese and horseradish aioli on slices of brioche bread. It sounds like a crazy amalgam of ingredients and a crotchety old man's dream sandwich, but just trust me! The Mama's Favorite might be a favorite for a reason. It's really freaking good. You're not going to want to make out with anyone after eating it, but you could also use it as a litmus test: How much do you want to make out with me? Are you willing to taste dill pickles and funky cheese and boiled eggs? Are you feeling lucky, punk? Because anyone who would make out with you after you ate this sandwich would be lucky, indeed. The soup of the day was Italian Wedding Soup, which had mini meatballs and spinach leaves and thin spaghetti noodles in a chicken broth-based soup. It was good. You can get a cup or bowl of any of the soups. Good Morning Mama's has a very nice ambiance going on: You seat yourself, which I am 100% behind always. You can sit outside on their big patio, or anywhere in their indoor dining room, which has booths and tables and even bar seating. Grab a menu as you enter. It's a very casual and relaxed vibe here. The service is top-notch, friendly and personable but efficient and casual, like the servers have been serving for decades. I like Good Morning Mama's a lot.

I think my brother said it best - he thought he made the right choice until he saw my mom's plate…read more We both definitely had plate envy. She had the seasonal peaches and cream french toast. It looked so yummy. But, my chilaquiles and his breakfast burrito were also delicious. The servers were all friendly and it was just an all around cool kinda brunch place. We'll definitely be back!

I have no idea if there is a market segment that can be described as "fancy Denny's". Walking into…read morethis clean, bright place I knew it was a chain (there is something just a bit sterile about these places) so I know that consistency would abide. I got a Portuguese Skillet, the wife got her normal scrambled eggs well done, sausage, potatoes and toast. My skillet (hash browns, Chouriçoa sausage, scrambled egg, chopped peppers) came with an option of pancakes, they were good but I could have skipped them- that Skillet is filling! Everything was prepared well, came out pretty quickly. Our server, Ruth, was polite and effective. She engaged at just the right amount to make us feel welcome, without hovering. It's not inexpensive, but I do think fairly priced for today's economics, we spent $40-ish. If we lived near one of these would likely come in from time to time.

I recently had an impromptu brunch with a long time friend. We agreed on LS because it was…read moreconvenient and has generous parking. We both enjoyed our breakfast (I had an omelette and she had scrambled eggs). Out waiter "Q" positively added to our fun-filled breakfast. The restaurant is clean, and spacious. My only negative feedback is that the booth seat I had was extremely uncomfortable. Some updating/repair or removal is needed.

I like this place. Does it have ambiance? Nope. Does it have good food, reasonable prices, decent…read moreservice and free parking? YES... All the traditional breakfast items and a few that are not so usual can be found on the menu here. And you don't have to refinance your home to eat here. Love the relaxed atmosphere, the friendly and patient staff, the coffee refills and just all of it. If you enjoy a no frills solid meal without being hovered over, then this is the spot for you.