Cafe Patachou at The Stutz

Went here with daughter who lives downtown. Was looking for brunch food with some interesting twist and this is the place without being too much. The Chai latte was the best my wife has had. All three in the party ordered omelettes. The eggs were light and fluffy. The bread was sourdough or vegan multi grain and we're both fantastic. The bottomless self serve coffee bar with the house blend was so good that I had to buy a bag of beans for home. Will definitely come back here when in town again for brunch.

Great food! Hospitality is everything! Our host is Leila. She’s lovely, full of joy and recommended my husband and I this special omelette of the day! It’s delish! Thank you.We will definitely dine with you again whenever we are in town.

Food quality overall was good, the menu was misleading on the vegan options. The cuban had eggs and cheese in the menu, as well as a vegan options but there was no explanation on what the substitute was. So we ended up with rice and beans and avocado which was pretty misleading. The vegan crepe was delicious! The waffled grilled cheese sandwich was pretty decent, i wish there was more flavor other than cheese and bread! The roasted turkey sandwich was okay. I would not order it again. The turkey was too chunky and not flavorful.

I love this cafe, but this location beats the rest. It’s a very low key vibe. Perfect place to hide away during my lunch break. The bar area is best for that. No wait times and the food is quick! The guy who normally works the bar area is very kind and it’s always great conversation. The specialty drinks are expensive but the espresso machine is $20,000 and coffee beans top tier, so you get what you pay for. 10/10 highly recommend!

The place has potential, we came as a party of three and were greeted with a beautiful smile our server came and introduced herself after we were seated. I didn’t care much for the music it was actually a little bit noisy. We had read previous reviews and I was excited about the availability of vegan options. I chose the Cuban Breakfast which had eggs, sour cream and cheddar cheese. I eat only a vegan diet and this dish had a vegan option available. It escaped me to ask but I thought there will be a replacement for the eggs, cheese and sour cream but instead they just removed them and added a bit of hummus making the dish bland and not worth the money. My mom whose dish came with a side was asked if she wanted salad or fries, she asked for a salad and the salad was basically a pile of arugula leaves. The vegan crepes which another one of us was delicious and had a lovely chard flavour.

Café Patachou is always bustling and for good reason. The food is consistently excellent, the atmosphere is upbeat, and the service is warm and welcoming. Despite how busy it was during our most recent visit, they were able to seat our group of five in just 25 minutes, which was honestly quicker than I expected given the crowd. Our server (whose name I unfortunately can’t remember) was fantastic friendly, attentive, and made a great recommendation. I went with the Cuban Breakfast, and it was delicious: a fried egg over seasoned black beans, rice, white cheddar, avocado, sour cream, and a spinach-jalapeño pesto that tied everything together perfectly. It was flavorful, fresh, and a really satisfying alternative to typical breakfast fare. The kids had waffles and a burger and were just as happy with their meals. One thing I really appreciate is the self-serve, unlimited coffee bar. It’s a small touch, but it goes a long way especially when you can grab a to-go cup on your way out. Café Patachou continues to be a go to spot for breakfast or brunch. They offer some rotating seasonal items, but the staples are always top-notch. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, you can count on a high-quality meal and a welcoming experience. Highly recommend.

We had the chance to visit Cafe Patachou while in town for the Big Ten Indoor Track Championships. I was arranging a birthday breakfast for my wife and needed the right location so we could celebrate and still make it back in time for our daughter’s event. Jackie A. made that happen. She helped us choose the best location for timing and convenience. That level of care set the tone before we even walked through the door. When we arrived, the staff immediately wished my wife a happy birthday. They seated us promptly and walked us through the menu with confidence and genuine enthusiasm. We had never eaten here before, and the ratings and reviews of Patachou on social media were right on target. Fresh ingredients stood out in every bite. You could taste the quality. You could see the attention to detail on the plate. I particularly loved the cinnamon toast. It brought me back to my childhood. Everything felt intentional, from presentation to portion size to temperature. We loved it so much that we came back the next morning with our daughter. The team recognized us right away. That says a lot about their culture and their awareness. If you want exceptional breakfast, real hospitality, and a place that makes a celebration feel special, this is it.

Their omelette was likely one of the best omelettes I’ve ever had. We got the Cuban Breakfast, the Cobb Salad, and the Omelette You Can’t Refuse and all three were so fresh and delicious. My sister has a severe gluten allergy and they also treated the allergy so responsibly and communicated clearly—even with a little gluten free flag on her food. The ambiance was great and our server was informative and attentive. I would definitely come again!

Leaving this review a little late , but my husband and I stopped in here for my birthday brunch back in January. Despite this being our first visit to this location, we had an amazing time just like we do at every Cafe Patachou we go to. I especially loved all of the decor and the women-inspired books on the bookshelf by the hostess desk. We ordered our favorite omelettes, half avocados, and a fruit bowl to share like we usually do. Straying from our typical order, we also got some tasty blood orange gin mimosas and they were divine. Our server was so cute and checked on us often and we were in and out in enough time for me to still make it to my nail appointment despite the snowstorm that had started.

My family and I went to Cafe Patachou at the Stutz for brunch on a holiday and the perks of this location are: comfy and inviting interiors, easy street parking around the Stutz building and less busy since not a lot of people know about this location. As we entered, a lady greeted us quickly but lacked warmth and did not care to ask if we were comfortable at the table she assigned us (there was a door right behind our table that the servers used for accessing the outdoors and it was 0F on that day so we got cold wind blown at us 2-3 times during our brunch). Changing gears.. our server was amazing! He quickly came to greet us, walked us through daily specials and got us started on hot coffee. I got the brown butter cinnamon latte which was really good. We ordered the Cuban breakfast bowl and made a couple substitutions and the server seemed positive throughout the ordering process. We also tried "the hippie with a Benz" and upgraded our side to breakfast potatoes. The server was thorough in asking for food allergies. The Cuban breakfast bowl and breakfast potatoes were delicious. The omelette was alright - no wow factor but no complaints either. Overall, I think this is a great addition to the historic Stutz building and I'd totally come back!

Got the ricotta pesto toast and it was delicious! The pickled red onions complimented the jalapeño pesto perfectly. I do wish the slice of toast was a little bigger, but I added an extra egg to make up for it! My party of 3 was seated immediately for brunch on a Friday with no reservation. The ambiance & decor is super cute. Service was okay/good-- our waiter did forget about us for a little bit but my friends & I were yapping so it wasn't a dealbreaker. I would like to come back to explore more items on their menu & also to try out some of their coffee/espresso beverages. I paid for parking in the lot across the street but I think there's free street parking if you're coming from the right direction (it's on a one way street)

Service was great we were seated very quickly. The food is always delicious and reliable. I really like the colors inside of the place although we were kind of at an awkward table, but it worked out. Highly recommend the ricotta pesto toast, but next time I think I'll get two eggs because I was not full enough. My friends and I all got different types of their special coffees and lattes. I would recommend all of them.

We visited yesterday for a day date and it was probably our third time at this newer Patachou location. The interior is stunning and we love that it's located within the Stutz complex. Who wouldn't love a Patachou neighboring a bakery, coffee shop, the best tacos in town and a plant shop? You really can't go wrong. The staff was friendly throughout our experience. You'll find a variety of seating options like booths, countertop and a small private room that's ideal for meetings and private events. Parking can be found along the street (metered) or across the street in the Stutz lot. The menu has all of your Patachou favorites- cinnamon toasts, excellent omelettes served with dress arugula, veggie/vegan friendly offerings, broken yolk sandwiches and more. I was also impressed by the number of gluten free and vegan baked goods in the front case. Coffee is serve yourself at the front bar with a variety of milks and sweeteners. Another lovely Patachou experience. PS: if you're looking to beat the wait of their other locations, I suggest going here (it's always easy to grab a table).

This is a convenient location in downtown within the Stutz building. We came in during the lunch rush and were easily able to get a table within five minutes. Service was quick and friendly but we could've been checked in a little bit more. The food is great and the cinnamon toast is a must get ... I tried from another's plate and wished I ordered it. I got the turkey club with fries and it was simple but delicious.

This was my first visit to Patachou at the Stutz. I took a long walk to get there, but got a chance to admire the renovations of the Stutz I'd yet to see. It's dark and tucked away compared to the other downtown location, but don't let that deter you. I changed what I wanted to order no less than 3x as our waitress went around the table. I ultimately opted for the ricotta scramble on GF toast. I also had an orange cranberry muffin. Their food just never disappoints. I can't wait to visit again and try another breakfast item.

The vibes...I feel like this is what people go here for.. very quaint atmosphere! Food was great service was awesome! Love the coffee bar..help yourself..I got a caramel macchiato delish! I loved the cinnamon toast!!! We shall return!!

What a great place?! We were seated promptly. They offer a coffee bar so you can grab a cup while waiting and take it to your seat. It's a fairly small menu with plenty of options. Our server was polite and attentive. We wanted to try the waffles but didn't want a full order. She quickly offered the child's portion so we could try it. They use reusable straws which was a huge plus (I hate paper straws and appreciate the non-plastic option). We received our order in a relatively quick time given the restaurant was pretty full. Food was great! The atmosphere was open and welcoming. We'll be back for sure. While you're there- go visit the Stutz museum for a short walk through.

Such a cute brunch spot, and the food and service were amazing. The cinnamon toast is an absolute must. I ordered a turkey club with fries, and it was exactly what I hoped for. I also had some of the chicken sausage, which was good but nothing out of this world. Overall would recommend!

Whoever designed this space did an awesome job. Very inviting and great ambiance. And who could resist a mural with gummy bears in the woods. Clever. Drawback is the noise level. It is so loud in here when the restaurant is busy that you cannot carry on a conversation even if you sit next to each other. It can also be a challenge to get to the coffee bar to get yourself a refill (Depending on where you are seated of course, we were in the very back). The menu is pretty much the same as at the other Patachous, still tasty though. And of course still that delicious cinnamon toast. I love that stuff... I had the omelet of the day, but by now forgot what all was in there. Fortunately I do remember that it was delicious, big and fluffy. Highly recommend to check this place out if you get a chance.

The food was delicious, I finished within my sitting. Our server was very attentive and knowledgeable. This was my first time at this restaurant. I loved the ambiance and vibe. I'll definitely return when I come back to Indy.

What a fantastic addition to the Stutz area! What I love about the Patachou brand is each of their locations bring their own type of vibe. This one clearly screams downtown, yet chill, yet vibrant. The music was on point as always, and the service was great. It feel is like a speakeasy breakfast place to be honest. If you need a place for a girls brunch, this is your spot. If you need a place for a work meeting, this is your spot, if you want breakfast with the family, this is your spot, its just the spot! The food was on point as always. Parking can be a bit of a challenge but there are spots around the building. You will have to pay unless you find something on a side street that doesn't require payment like I did.

This charming breakfast haven is undoubtedly one of my top picks in town. The Public Greens Powerball, my go-to order, is a delightful fusion of nutrition and unparalleled flavor. I love to enhance it with an over-hard egg and a generous serving of avocado. Their fries are nothing short of perfection, flawlessly crispy and seasoned just right. The cinnamon toast, a delightful appetizer, has become a staple in my dining experience here. It's the perfect snack to whet your appetite as you await your main course. Having graced this establishment about half a dozen times, I've been venturing further into their diverse menu. The burger is expertly crafted, and the tomato soup, despite its chunky texture, is surprisingly tasty. On my most recent visit, I was enticed by their special - a blueberry latte. It was an absolute revelation! The exquisite taste was so captivating that I find myself hoping it becomes a regular feature on their menu. Whether you're a local or just passing through, I wholeheartedly recommend paying a visit to this delightful spot. It's a culinary experience you won't want to miss!

My favorite brunch place in the city! Every Patachou location has excellent coffee and food, but I love the style of this one. I always appreciate their hospitality, as I feel like the servers go above and beyond to make sure you feel comfortable and taken care of. You can get a cup of coffee while waiting for a table and they even offer to go cups after you're done. As a gluten free diner, I appreciate the clear marking of gf options on their menu and the flag that marks my food. They are inclusive for most food restrictions and always ask if there are any allergies. I love that they have oat milk at the coffee station. With the entrance being from the Stutz alley, there is a lovely place to wait and the ambience is so beautiful. We have also taken our baby to dine with us and it worked well. The servers were helpful with getting a high chair, the restroom has a changing table, and they have a nice kids menu with healthy options. P.S. Their tomato artichoke soup is incredible! Thanks, Patachou!

It always seems to be busy when I'm at the coffee shop next door, but on Easter Sunday it was not very full. We got seated right away. The interior was a lovely aesthetic and had really comfortable seating. They did a great job with interior design. Overall we had a pretty good experience. The burger was very simple, but really tasty with the Dijon aioli, cheese, and lettuce. The bun was fluffy and buttery and not one bit soggy. The fries were skinny, crispy, greasy and delicious. On the other hand, the Cuban bowl was pretty bland and boring honestly. My friend recommended it to us, so I'm not sure if what we got was up to the restaurant's standard, but I would definitely not get it next time. I was really disappointed because it sounded good on the menu. There was a clump of pesto on the side which didn't fit the "Cuban" name at all either. Their drink menu was limited, but drip coffee self serve. The scones looked very good up at the pastry bar, so that's on my list for next time!

This was my first time at The Stutz Patachou location, so I was eager to check it out! I was immediately greeted by a waiter and was a bit in shock at how gorgeous this place is! The interior is warm, cozy, and classy - I love the green on the walls! I ordered my usual, the Phat Rabbit sandwich. It was yummy as always, served with freshly tossed arugula salad. Patachou's veggies are always fresh, so I intentionally always get their produce whenever possible. The service was quick- we had our food within 10 minutes of ordering. We were a bit worried that we would be there too late before closing (we arrived at 2:10), but the service ended up being so quick that we were in/out within 45 minutes.

LOVED coming here for brunch. Would be good for a casual business lunch, solo meal, or coffee date. I got the grilled cheese waffle and tomato artichoke soup. Great combo and both were delicious! It was just enough meal for our little lunch. Super cute restaurant inside and out. I got a mocha to go and it was delicious and kept me going the rest of the afternoon. Definitely recommend a try. The Stutz is a really cute area with a few great little shops you should check out :)

I loved going to the Cafe Patachou location at the Stutz! It's a little tucked away and hard to find but once you do, the inside is gorgeous. The restaurant was full for brunch and there was a 20 minute wait for a table for two. I ordered the croissant French toast and I was a little worried about the portion size but it was more than enough and I ate every bite. Maybe the only problem was that our server was not around much so we had to wait to order and get our checks but it was busy so totally understandable.

It is no secret, I love grabbing breakfast or lunch at Cafe Patachou and was excited to try their new location at the Stutz. We stopped in for breakfast on a Saturday, and had about a 15 minute wait which is typical for Cafe Patachou. The Stutz is a great location, as there were other shops we checked out while waiting. The interior was beautiful! It felt very upscale and had unique details and finishes. The entrance is a bit cumbersome as the coffee bar is directly to your left which makes for a lot of congestion. The host is past the coffee bar to the left, and many people were confused and waiting to put their name on the wait list at the counter to your right when walking in. Now the food, everything is always delicious and I got my favorite the Cuban bowl.

This space is gorgeous! A perfect breakfast spot with the familiar Patachou favorites in the stunningly redecorated Stutz! The service was friendly and fast, and all the food was high quality as we've come to expect at Patachou restaurants! I went two days in a row this past weekend. First day I tried something new - the Ricotta Scrambled Eggs. The creamy perfectly scrambled eggs were perched atop crispy and delicious sourdough toast, topped with pecorino romano, chili flakes, chives and chili oil! A nice little kick with delicious flavor from the eggs and cheese. Simple and delicious! The Second day I got an old Favorite Hippie with a Benz...I love to mix the peppery Arugula in with my bites of omelette! I added the delicious caramelized onions because they're perfect. And, the other perfection - cinnamon toast on the side. They serve in the cute silver toast trays! I love this new incarnation of a favorite spot!

Overall: the food, the service, the atmosphere were really great. We came in close to closing and they still treated us with so much patience. This was a satisfying experience and healthy meal. And the decor was so cute. I felt at ease while I was here. Overall Rating: 8.3/10 What I got: - Gluten-free club sandwich: Wasn't my favorite gluten-free bread. I think it would've been better if it was toasted and with a little more Mayo. 7/10 - Fries: I liked the cut of the fries but the did need salt. The sauce saved them. 7.3/10 - Smoked salmon on top of vegan omelette: We added the salmon to the vegan omelette and had this dish twice. When the salmon is cooked it's pretty delicious. 8.1/10 - Fruit bowl: fruit was fresh and sweet! 10/10

Incredibly tasty food. Seriously, the chefs knocked it out of the park. The portions were smaller then I was expecting but I still left full and satisfied. The service was nonstop, the waiter always was checking in on my party. It was fairly busy for a Saturday morning brunch. I really liked how clean the venue was too.

Met up with friends a few weekends ago at STUTZ, for an event, and noticed there was a Cafe Patachou a few doors down. So excited to discover THIS! My downtown office is across the street, love that when I work on-site, I can now walk to lunch! Cafe Patachou is one of my go-to brunching restaurants. Of course with this new found discovery I worked on-site this past week... went to Cafe P and ordered one of my favorites the Salmon Bagel, made GF comes with GF bread vs the bagel... Mmm, delicious! I was able to get a table without a reservation(yay!), however it did fill up shortly after my arrival, so it might not be a bad idea to make one(if they take reservations - I did not inquire). Everyone from hostess, waitstaff to those clearing the tables were all very pleasant and efficient! We were in/out in 40min, and did not feel rushed at all! It was a great experience, as with all Cafe P's, we will definitely be back!

Finally!! Somewhere decent for lunch while in the office. Cafe Patachou recently opened at the Stutz and I work down the street. My teammates and I decided to go out for my birthday lunch and found out that they opened! I had the combination lunch with half chicken salad sandwich and a cup of tomato soup. It was delicious and perfect for lunch. The interior was nice - not a lot of color, but the color they chose (the green) is beautiful. The service was a little slow, but it was very busy during lunch so understandable. Can't wait to go again!

I love the new location with the decor and vibe. No wait on the Saturday I was there! I ordered an omelette and it was perfect--quality on par with the other location. I will definitely be back. This is a great place to go w friends or on a date!

This was my first time at a Cafe Patachou. The entire Stutz space is beautiful. We didn't have to wait too long and were seated in the back which was nice. The front was insane. I do have to say I am not a fan of the coffee bar. I hated to have to get up everytime I wanted a refill and had to make my way through the waiting crowds. It would be nice if there was a coffee station closer to where people are sitting. My food was good. I had the feta, tomato, mushroom spinach omelette. I had a side of potatoes (they were ok but had no seasoning). The cinnamon toast took me back to my childhood highlight of the meal. I did have a Bloody Mary which was good but not very boozy and way too heavy on ice. For just my meal it was as $39 .

Gorgeous build out!!! You get the same great food & service as you expect at any patachou but in a gorgeous brand new chic build out at Stutz!! Solid breakfast venue!!

Absolutely love the vibe of this new location! It's easy to find free parking on senate Ave and nearby and walk to the restaurant. I appreciate their gluten free options and that they clearly label them in the kitchen with little flags so you know you're getting served the gf items. The coconut cream coffee was delightful. I had the Hippie with a Benz egg white omelette with native bread cinnamon sourdough. This will probably be my new regular spot for Patachou!

food is great and came out so quickly! definitely recommend banana nut coffee and croissant french toast. service was perfect and it was so cute!

Amazing!! Absolutely loved this place. Ordered the chilliques and topped with sirrachi. All I can say is it was so good. Everything looked delicious. Service was great! Definitely a great find and will return upon my next visit.

I visited Cafe Patachou this weekend for the first time. I would give the food a 4/5, service 3/5, and ambiance 4.5/5! The menu is pretty small and with everything being ala carte, you're likely overpaying. The service was a little less than desired. The only way that I spoke with my server is when I asked him a question, he never checked on us. And the ambience was pretty great! I love the design and the monochromatic color scheme and the playlist was

I love the speciality Cuban dish! It was amazing experience definitely I will come back again I love the coffee bar

Love the gummy bears and decor! Great coffee, food options, and friendly/fast service - what's not to love? A great addition to the Stutz. 4 out of 5 stars because I just was not impressed with my omelette, and maybe because based on my personal preferences/ranking, Patachou isn't at the top of my list when it comes to brunch. Still, this is a solid spot and I would come back.

The food was good! Hard to mess up breakfast!! It was a very long wait for what was essentially basic food. The Ham was delicious!! It seemed like 1:30-2:00 is a way to get seated quickly. We would go back for sure, but not sure it would be a regular spot.

Great location @stutz and great food as always. Love the interior decorating as well.

Wow. Incredibly cool aesthetics. The food variety and quality is great. Definitely going to be (and already is) a hot spot for breakfast and lunch.

Perfect place for brunch! Glad they added this to the Stutz. Great atmosphere and great staff -- like the other locations! Easy street parking too.

Had brunch here this morning and the food was great! I had the cinnamon toast, breakfast potatoes, and burger. All of the food was sooooooo good! The service was ok. He was very upbeat but missed a lot of our requests. He was still nice so it was easy to overlook. I definitely recommend stopping in! They prioritize local farms

Outstanding food! Skip the chains! This is the real deal. Something for everyone here and numerous locations

Outstanding food - broken yolk and broken yolk avocado. Mimosa. Sourdough and gf sourdough excellent service, nice atmosphere .. the stutz and all it entails is a stellar addition to the Indy experience

Key lime pie was great but tomato and artichoke was not. It needs to be blended better. It should be smooth, not chunky. I thought I was eating lukewarm, chunky tomatoes with clumpy cheese. Also, the employee did not have gloves on. Please wear gloves.

Everything at this place was perfect! I loved my croissant french toast, and service was extremely fast.