Cafe Patachou

had the cuban breakfast bowl with added chorizo, which was delicious! even better with added hot sauce. great cinnamon toast (a free side with many of the meals). solid cold brew. also, service was incredible! such kind wait staff.

Enjoyed a great breakfast post work! We sat outside, had a vanilla latte 💓 and prosecco mimosa with waffles, and the croissant french toast! Absolutely delicious. Unfortunately, we don't remember our waiter's name 😔, but he was very respectful of our time! **Patio is potentially pet friendly, I noticed a water bowl outside. 🐶

We love finding unique local spots, and this was perfect! Food was amazing. We both had omelets (Mackenzie and Can't Resist) and the sour dough cinnamon bread, regular and GF were delicious. Service was excellent! Wish we lived closer to become regulars.

Cafe Patachou is always a classic when it comes to brunch. This location is no exception. We came on a Saturday at around 10:45 and they were pretty busy but thankfully there was at least one open table for us. Our waitress was very nice and attentive. I went for The Omelette You Can’t Refuse with a side of cinnamon toast. Definitely one of the best omelettes I’ve ever had. The cinnamon toast is also out of this world. Overall, if you’re in Indianapolis searching for a hyped brunch spot, this is the place! I’m obviously coming back!

We came here while visiting on the recommendation of lots of family and even Indy bloggers I had seen online. Maybe we’re spoiled in chicago but the food was very lackluster. The cinnamon toast was just two slices of toast with a sprinkle of cinnamon, nothing special. The breakfast dishes were not seasoned, hardly any salt. I don’t mean to be a harsh critic but I just wouldn’t go out of my way to this place for food. Vibes, sure, but not the food.

Our waitress was super sweet. They were busy but there was ample seating. The prices don't match the amount of food/drinks you get. Wish I would've asked for the waitresses number. .....in another lifetime.

Fresh, Flavorful & Worth the Visit! We had a fantastic lunch today at Café Patachou (4901 N Pennsylvania St), and it did not disappoint! My wife ordered the Chopped Cobb Salad, and it was perfection—fresh greens, roasted chicken, avocado, gorgonzola, bacon, hard-boiled egg, and more, all tossed in a delicious house vinaigrette. She paired it with a Lavender Lemonade that was as refreshing as it was unique. I had the Roasted Turkey Club—turkey, avocado, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo all stacked just right. Super fresh, super tasty. I added a cup of the Tomato Artichoke Soup—warm, cozy, and totally hit the spot. Great service, relaxed vibe, and fresh, high-quality ingredients in every bite. Whether you’re local or just passing through Indy, Café Patachou is a must-try for a casual, feel-good meal.

I visited Café Patachou in Broad Ripple and was less than impressed. I ordered the Patawich, which consists of a pork sausage patty, cheese, pesto, and a hard-fried egg on an English muffin. I requested chicken sausage as a substitute, and my server asked if links were okay, which they were. When my sandwich arrived, it was drenched in pesto and had a single chicken sausage link placed in the center of the muffin. I asked if this was typical, and my server mentioned that the original sandwich comes with only one patty and that chicken sausage wasn’t a common substitute. She did offer to bring me another link, but I declined, as I had already shaved down my muffin to accommodate the one provided. Despite the overwhelming amount of pesto, the sandwich was somehow still bland. This was disappointing because I was able to taste the chicken sausage on its own (my friend had ordered some à la carte), and it was delightful. There were a few other hiccups during the meal—my friend’s egg was mistakenly placed on my plate, which wasn’t a huge deal but still a mix-up. On the bright side, the French toast was tasty, and the mimosa was delicious, seemingly made with fresh-squeezed orange juice. Overall, while there were some highlights, my main dish left much to be desired. After this visit, I’m unlikely to return. The experience felt overpriced and overhyped.

I loved celebrating my birthday here today with friends and my girls over a lovely lunch. A delicious carrot cake was the cream cheese icing on the day. While my girls loved the hot chocolate, piled high with whipped cream, I really enjoyed my seasonal Pumpkin Maple cappuccino. The Green Goddess salad was good and just the perfect portion size. We all arrived at 1:30, and it was about half full at the time. It is a bit noisy, busy and bright, but very upbeat energy. Sitting outside on a warmer day would be really nice.

For all the years I lived in Indy, I never had Patachou! It was a lovely suggestion from my best friend for a hearty and delicious catch up brunch following a whirlwind 24 hour excursion to the 317, albeit a little far from my southside stay. She is celiac so I will go where she can go. It was fairly empty when we met up - between breakfast and lunch on a random Thursday. Being that I hadn't eaten enough the day prior, I inhaled a stack of the famous Patachou Toast before ordering our meal. Plus an omelette, potatoes and another slice of Toast. Unfortunately the Toast is not celiac-friendly so I couldn't share with her. I like that they offer unlimited drip coffee instead of visitors constantly asking for refills. Since I prefer iced/cold coffee over hot, our server was kind to give me a couple cups of ice. She was super kind and gave us the space to catch up, knowing instinctively when to check in with us. Patachou, you're lovely and I'm glad you're still around after all these years.

I've gone to the Stutz location before but this was my first time at the Broad Ripple location! I was sat quickly and our server was very attentive, taking care of us immediately. Our food was great, our cocktails hit the spot and because of the holiday week, it was pretty busy but I could see this location being busy any day due to location.

Stopped in to Patachou with my family after church for brunch as we often do. Started with the typical coffee while we waited for our table. We were seated quickly and I ordered the Eggs in Purgatory and a side of the pork sausage. This dish was a first time order for me that hit the spot! Loved the Calabrian chilis in the tomato sauce and dipping the toast in it made for a delicious bite. As always, the ambiance and vibe at Patachou were fantastic and will bring us back again soon.

The only place you can get GF Waffles that are delicious in Indy. Also Patachou without a doubt has the best Waffles. This is a throwback from Summer because the porch is the spot to dine. The service is always wonderful (but busy) so be prepared to wait, but you can grab a cup of unlimited coffee while you do. The space is bright and poppy like a comic book. I believe this is the OG Patachou.

Cafe Patachou serves up an amazing chai latte! I stopped in recently for a quick breakfast and ordered a hot chai latte, sourdough and cinnamon toast, and potatoes. My spouse ordered an omelette and their bottomless hot coffee which is an amazing deal! He filled up twice during our meal and even got a to-go cup before we left. The food turned out great, the service was excellent, and the inside was very spacious with lots of seating. Overall it was a lovely experience and I'd definitely come back again for breakfast or brunch if I were in the Indy area.

Came for lunch on my short pit stop to visit a friend in Indy in my way to Chicago for the holidays. Came around 12:30 pm on a Friday afternoon. This was such a cute and popular cafe. It was very packed though we did get seated right away. There was so much on the menu that sounded good it was so hard to choose. Normally I'd get 2 things if I can't chose but since I was t going home with leftovers after, I went with the suggestion from the waitress, the Cuban Breakfast. It was so fresh and full of flavor. The spinach jalapeño pesto was amazing. I also liked that they put enough on it to have that sauce in every bite. There was a nice portion of avocado as. The overall portion for the meal was perfect for lunch and I finished every last bite. My friend got the tomato artichoke soup and a waffle and both were also very good. I definitely want to come back here to try more of the menu items. This feels like a healthy farm to table restaurant as they source local and often organic produce. I'm not surprised to learn this is an award winning Cafe in Indianapolis and was named "Top Ten Places for Breakfast in the Country" by Bon Appetite magazine. The founder Martha Hoover has a few other restaurants and bars in Indianapolis so I look forward to trying them all when I'm visiting Indy again.

My partner and I adore Cafe Patachou and have visited many times. It's nearly impossible to find one restaurant that six people can all agree on. After converting our fam into Cafe Patachou fans on our way through Indy last week, convincing everyone to stop here on the way home was easy! The food was excellent as always. It's impossible to have a bad meal here. The service was fast but not rushed, and the space was clean. Do not sleep on this place -- it's a gem! We'll be back next time we're in Indy.

The O.G. I've laughed here, cried here, brought my messy toddler here... and the waitstaff has only shown kindness, comfort, and good humor. It truly feels like a perfect, comfortable neighborhood cafe where you can expect consistent good service and delicious food. Lately, I've been pretty attached to the tomato artichoke soup and turkey club on native gf bread. I also love the Cuban breakfast and waffle. My husband adores the sourdough toast with blueberry preserves. There are great options for kids meals and they all have healthy choices.

Very chic restaurant. Went for brunch. The cinnamon toast was delicious fruit was fresh and the matcha was amazing !

It was my first time at Cafe Patachou. I've heard so many great things about this spot. Their reputation delivered. When we first walked in, they looked really busy. We had to wait alittle bit. Me and my friend got seated at the counter bc we were in a bit of a rush for our lunch break, which we didnt mind. The food came out reasonably fast. I ordered the chicken salad sandwich with chips. and my friend had a salad. We both enjoyed our meals. I would definitely order the chicken salad sandwich again. The sandwich had just the right amount of mayo and the chips complimented the sandwich. We ordered a muffin from the bakery section of the menu, that was the only thing we both werent a fan of. It wasn't exactly what we were expecting. Overall good experience. Would definitely come back and also open to trying other stuff on their menu.

These Chilaquiles are soooo good. Great addition to an already amazing menu. Will be back for these often!

We ordered to go, so not sure what the inside is like but it seemed really busy--so it must be nice. There's outdoor seating, which is a nice option and a parking lot on the side of the building. Always a plus when parking is easy since we have young kids and parallel parking requires one to get out of the car into the street with oncoming traffic. What we got: - smoked salmon bagel Not too salty. Liked all the greens in it. Carrots were a little odd and didn't quite match. It slips out of the sandwich and being raw is not the right crunch--maybe if they pickled it instead. But it was good if you like salmon. - waffle grilled cheese (for kids) Our kids seemed to like it? But they're not super picky. The waffle was doughy--I think I like a soft, chewy inside and crispy outside when it comes to waffles. Maybe someone else with different tastes would say it has a nice chew. The cheese was maybe provolone.. Pretty basic grilled cheese (but minus the benefit of a buttery grilled bread). I think I was expecting more, but it was fine. Maybe we just got the wrong things or it's better there, but it was fine and typical American/gastrofoodie stuff that's popular these days. Not bad, but also not super special. TL;DR Everything felt good/healthy to eat, like not heavy or greasy. Solid lunch/brunch place.

I came in for brunch on a Sunday morning. There was definitely a crowd here. We ended up waiting for about 30 minutes and it was worth the wait. The Cuban Breakfast was very tasty, especially with the chorizo. I thought it was going to be a huge portion, but it wasn't too much. It was portioned just right. If I'm in the area again, I'd definitely try the other items on the menu.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Indy. Whenever someone visits from out of town, I bring them here for a good breakfast or lunch. My only complaint is that they are only open for breakfast or lunch, and sometimes I get the idea to go there and realize they are already closed. The food is delicious and fresh every time. I have never ordered a bad item. The service is friendly and delightful. Highly recommend. Just make sure you get there before they close for the day.

The food was as good as the lovely, colorful photos looked! I went on a Sunday and found a long line. No matter! It moved very quickly with the great service. Once seated, this is the sort of menu where you struggle because *everything* sounds delicious and fresh. I ultimately chose the power bowl which is loaded with kale, quinoa, and avocado, and then I paid extra to add smoked salmon. Oh my goodness! I loved it. Crunchy, fresh, light, bright. The only thing I might try is swapping out the dressing (a sort of ranch) for green goddess dressing.

While we were visiting Indianapolis over the weekend, we debated on if we should go for Saturday brunch to Café Patachou or to another place, and decided to go with Café Patachou. Best decision made that Saturday morning. Food was great and so was the service! We were a walk-in and for a party of 3 we had to wait around 30 minutes. Inside the Café, on the side, there is a counter where you can order coffee and take-outs. We ordered coffee and hot chocolate and walked around the neighborhood. When our table was ready, we received a text. Once we were seated, our server, Nicole, came and explained the menu and gave us recommendation on what to order. When placing my order, I wanted to share my omelette with my husband. Nicole just simply asked if we were sharing based on how I was speaking with my husband and I said "yes." When my food came, my meal was divided into 2 plates for me and my husband to share. I was extremely impressed with the service, how attentive Nicole was with taking our order. We ordered The California Dreamer Omelette, added chicken to it, and it came with Cinnamon toast. We also ordered the Croissant French toast, and from the kids menu, we ordered the waffle with fruits. Every dish was fresh and delicious. They were very generous with the chicken that we added to the omelette. If I had to recommend one thing to get from everything we had, it would be the Cinnamon toast. Get the cinnamon toast! Highly recommend. It was delicious! The coffee was great, and it's self-served. They have coffee flavor of the day, and when we went the flavor of the day was snickerdoodle. It was delicious. I also ordered the preserve mimosa, which was good too. The restaurant was very clean and the staffs were super friendly and attentive and the food was great. I highly recommend this place.

Went here for my second time last week. The omelette portion is great and the cinnamon toast is phenomenal. My arugula was a little floppy so I'd probably sub it out for another side next time; however, I was stuffed after the omelette and toast so I couldn't eat anymore anyway. My friend got the Cuban breakfast and also loved it! Cannot wait to go back and try the chicken salad.

My daughter and I had a mommy/daughter brunch day and we decided on Cafe Patachou. This was our first visit and We arrived 15 minutes before closing time. We were immediately greeted and seated. Our server was so patient, did not rush us, and gave great food recommendations. The entire team at the restaurant was amazing. I loved the location and the ambiance. It's simple and chic. We started with the smoothie and cinnamon toast. Omg, that toast is sooooo delicious. They use sourdough bread for the cinnamon toast and it's everything. My daughter has the egg and cheese omelette. She loved the omelette, but didn't enjoy the amount of cheese on the inside. But She is not a cheese fan. I ordered the smoked salmon bagel and I chose the everything's bagel. Omg, it was so tasty and lite. The cream cheese, red onions, and capers blend so well together on the bagel. I ordered French toast to go and they are probably the some Of the best I've had. We also ordered the brown sugar chocolate chip cookie. The cookie is fire! This restaurant is a cute powerhouse. I can't wait to return.

Really great local spot near Butler University, enjoyed a quick lunch with friends here!

The Patachou group delivers consistently quality options all over Indy. I'm a sucker for a company that invests back into the community and with a brand like Patachou Foundation, sustainable choices, and a food and youth-focused non-profit, dining at any of their restaurants is seriously a no-brainer. Cafe Patachou is one of my favorites and the King Ora Salmon Bagel is the best-smoked salmon Bagel in the midwest. The salmon has an excellent smoky flavor, and the garnishment comes together to deliver great big tastes. The menu offers breakfast classics with a conscious and the cafe is quaint and cute. I definitely recommend not just this restaurant, but any of the Patachou options across the city :)

When I want a great breakfast in Indy, I go to Cafe Patachou. And when I'm at Cafe Patachou, I typically always order the California Dreamer, an omelette with white cheddar, avocado, jalapeño and sour cream. It's just the perfect omelette, and it pairs well with the arugula salad it comes with. Omelettes come with your choice of toast, and if you get anything other than the cinnamon toast at Cafe Patachou, I will give you the side-eye. These guys are making the best cinnamon toast around, and you need it. When I visited, it was fall and pumpkin-everything time, so they had some pumpkin spice coffee available in their carafes. (All coffee is self-dispense. Just grab a coffee cup and pump some out.) I don't usually love pumpkin coffee but this was the BEST pumpkin coffee I've ever had. It was so good that I had three cups of it, black, while I was there. If they have pumpkin spice coffee available when you visit, you also need this, too. Honestly, their pumpkin coffee and cinnamon toast is the perfect little meal in itself. This Cafe Patachou is on the smaller side, but there are tables out on the patio, which look out onto the streets of Meridian Kessler. The parking can get a little iffy when it's busy, but I managed to find a spot in the little parking lot near the restaurant. The service was excellent and super quick, too.

Patachou on 49th is always spot on! This is one of my favorite local brunch spots. Their sourdough bread is unbeatable. Usually I go for the turkey sandwich (delicious), but I went with an omelette during my most recent visit. It was delicious, cheesy, and filling! The arugula salad is always good- never wilted. Chicken salad sandwich was great as well. The servers are always kind and during every visit we are asked about allergies. Much appreciated as we have allergies in our household. The featured coffee of the day is always a fun touch as well. Overall a warm, lively place to have an awesome brunch or lunch!

Life long customer: devastated. No more tuna salad. I've been a patron of Patachou since I was in diapers--when the restaurant was a few doors up the block and Hamaker's was still on the corner. I've ordered the same thing since I was 13, I'm now almost 30--a few years younger than Patachou itself--and discovered today that my tried, true, and trusted order is no longer available. Patachou's signature tuna salad sandwich is gone. To some, this may seem silly to be so upset over. To a Hoosier that grew up around the 49th and Penn area, it's heartbreaking. I understand Martha Hoover may have sold to a venture capital firm. It's really too bad to see the staple menu items get stripped away from the neighborhood that supported the once-single restaurant location into the empire it is today. When I called the restaurant to confirm it really was no longer on the menu, even the server seemed in disbelief it wasn't an option. Really disappointing.

It's a vibe! Of course there are several locations of Patachou but this by far is my favorite. It's the same menu, however, the vibe is completely different than all the others. Located in the Meridian/Kessler area the location is perfect. They have parking out front, on the side street and a lot. So no worries there (and it's free). There is plenty of outdoor seating (dog friendly) and nice size inside as well. What makes it a vibe you ask? The music. They play 90's/early 2000 hip hop. Like Tribe Called Quest, Drake, Mary J. The list goes on. The people that come in are just cool. Very diverse crowd but everyone is just enjoying themselves. JudgeMent free zone. I love it. We went around 10:30 and was sat right away but as we were leaving there were quite a few people waiting. I don't think you can reserve which is the only downfall.

Great! Loved the food selection and the service is wonderful. Thought it would be crowded for a Friday but it wasn't!

It has been a minute since I enjoyed brunch at Patachou! It never disappoints and now that the weather has finally turned for the better, I love the outside dining option in the middle of the beautiful Pennsylvania neighborhood. Service was fantastic as always. Today I opted for a blood orange mimosa...(of course) and an Avocado Broken Yoke on sourdough with arugula! Totally delicious and filling!

Thus place was popping when my friends and I came in for Brunch. First off I really admire their efficiency. We were wait listed as the sixth in line and was given the wait time of 30 to 45 minutes. I kid you not in about twenty minutes we were already seated at our table. I ordered the hippi omelet and a side of pork breakfast sausage on the side. I never order omelets at brunch placed but ad someone who is trying a bit better to eat healthier this dish called out to me. It was quite good and I did not feel heavy and greasy like I do after at most brunch places I go to. It was really enjoyable.

Cafe Patachou is the perfect brunch spot. I haven't had a bad meal here. My personal favorite is their Ricotta Pesto Toast. It's divine. Cafe Patachou is for a good cause, and it's the perfect place to catch up with friends.

I was QUITE disappointed in the quality of the food and the service. My husband and I used to frequent this restaurant for years. We absolutely loved it. We recommended it to several people over the years. HOWEVER, ufortunately, things have changed. It's actually been a few years since we've been in, so when my sister wanted to meet for breakfast I was excited to suggest this. This was during the week and NOT a busy time of day. It was at least 15 minutes before anyone even brought us water. When we were finally able to order, I recommended the Cuban (which I have had MANY times before) and avocado toast. We both ordered it and split the toast, along with a Bloody Mary. We ordered everything at the same time and asked for siracha with our food. The food came out fairly quickly, before our drinks. We asked about the drinks and was told they would be out shortly. After he walked away, we realized there was no siracha, so we waited. Our drinks came out about 5 minutes later and we asked for siracha again. That took another 3 or 4 minutes. All while the food was getting cold. It was immediately clear that the food was a MUCH smaller portion than it used to be. It was served in a small bowl instead of the big plate it used to be on. Even the egg looked like a small egg instead of large! The rice was undercooked and had hard chunks in it, and the avocado toast wasn't any better. It used to be on nice thick bread with an abundance of avocado on it. This was on regular thin wheat toast with very little avocado. Considering we paid $52 EACH including a tip I was extremely embarrassed that I recommended this so highly.

Wow! What a cute neighborhood cafe. I was visiting Indy for a friend's wedding and she had us meet here. It used to be within walking distance of her home so she said she would go here often. And I can totally see why. I wish Vegas had cute little walkable spots like this within neighborhoods. This cafe is truly so cute with such a great patio. We were sitting out on the patio. I'm not a huge breakfast person so I just got a bagel with a side of bacon. I ended up going inside to order a coffee to go. They have a little area where you can walk up and place to go orders which is really nice. My latte was delish! Again, truly a really cute cafe and neighborhood spot. It was poppin on a Friday morning and I can totally see why.

Good food, but we (two people) ordered carry out online because we may need to leave and didn't want to trouble anyone with to go boxes and dishes. We sat outside, and were told we couldn't, as we had to be on a list to wait. We didn't know, so apologized, moved, and asked to be put on the list to wait. They said no. We had to awkwardly balance our boxes while sitting on the bench. Four tables were open. Embarrassing, and all we were trying to do was cause less hassle for the staff.

The definition of a neighborhood gem. Hip enough for brunch, local enough for breakfast, nice enough for family. Wonderful staff and great service. Go early, go often.

Had a negative experience this morning. Sat myself at the bar, got greeted, given water, and then I was pretty much ignored. A server kept looking at me, possibly thinking that I wanted to place my order, but she decided to keep dealing with the coffee maker things. Anyway, I left and got better service at a cheaper, unpretentious, chain restaurant downtown. The water at Patachou is very good, so there's that.

Great selection of food and love the gluten free options they are always so nice at this place

Both of our kids have celiac disease and one is a student at Butler University. We appreciate the array of gluten free options and the care they take in preparing their food. I'd recommend Cafe Patachou to anyone, but especially for those with gluten sensitivity and allergies.

I always love going to Café Patachou as the food is always delicious and it is always a great experience. The service was wonderful. The restaurant was packed, which was always great to see as it is such an enjoyable place, and I would love for it in business.

The food and service were AMAZING!!! The vibe was awesome too. But what made this review a 4 is you have to make your own coffee.

Everything about this place is refreshing. From the location to the servers to the fresh food. I wish I can get here more often than I do. Every visit is pleasant. I had the salmon on an everything bagel with the sprouts and cream cheese. It was the perfect start to my day.

Parking at this location sucks ! Be sure to pay attention to ALL signs around you just to make sure your car won't get towed. They have spaces available for tide cleaners but specifically for the restaurant good luck!

The Breakfast is Always On Point!! The Banana bread is too! I visit this place atleast twice a month.

It was delicious and ready in five minutes! A must-visit for downtown Indy! We highly recommend the fall salad and tomato artichoke soup.

Stopped in for a quick brunch before going to shop at the Fashion Mall. I had only been to the downtown location before, but this location doesn't miss either. I got the Cuban Breakfast which is made with rice, beans, a fried egg, avocado, sour cream, cheese and a jalapeño pesto on the side. The dish was good, but adding the jalapeño pesto makes it extraordinary! The pesto does have a bit of a kick, which is likely why it comes on the side so that you can determine how spicy your dish becomes. I normally get an omelette at brunch places but decided to switch it up and I'm glad I did! I also got a plain latte without sweetener and it was a great pick me up even without extra sugar! The service was delightful and we were quickly seated, but make sure to call ahead of time! COVID precautions were in place with social distancing, small capacity, and proper mask use by employees and customers. As well as QR scanning a code to have access to the menu.

I had heard about this place for years but never went, I'm so glad I did! It was very different than I expected. There was almost no wait when I got there which was awesome and then the food was not as expensive as I had been led to believe it would be. I would say you can have an awesome breakfast or brunch there for around $15-$20 per person. Everything I ordered was delicious and I left feeling super full. Also I thought it was gonna be sorta uppity but it's actually very chill. Loved it!

Yeah, ambience is great. The staff is great. It was a $30 deal at 11 o'clock they don't take reservations so of course people are standing out in the rain standing around inside standing room only hoping for a table soon. There was an hour wait was it worth an hour wait I don't think so but I was with friends, so when in Rome. The wrap was just tomato pesto, sweet potato, and stuffed with more greens it wasn't exceptional and nothing to write home about. I don't have to go again. Absolutely it's steps above Cracker Barrel, and IHOP that's for sure I can't stand those places! you get what you pay for and mostly you're paying for locale and atmosphere. Omelettes and toast shouldn't break the bank. Café Patachou has a young hip vibe to it although customers range in age from young to old. I like that it's not stuffy the decor is easy on the eye and I appreciate the coordinated waitstaff in black. Considerate patrons,waitstaff nice laid back ambience all that makes the food experience better and you really believe you're getting something special when an essence you're not.

I'm always hesitant to try somewhere that gets a ton of "it's the best" as those expectations are hard to meet. My first time at Cafe Patachou and I was definitely impressed. Although I'm not a coffee, I love that they give you the option of self-served coffee while you wait. We only had to wait 10-15 minutes for a table and while we were waiting the hostess got me a chair to sit in, currently using crutches, which is awesome to me they are willing to help out. I would've been fine standing but she got me a chair without asking. I'm typically an old fashion breakfast fan but the meal I had there has definitely made me reconsider it. I got the French toast and it was one of the best I've ever had. The crunch of the pecans worked perfectly with the sweetness of the syrup and croissant dough they use. I did get a side of bacon which was good but was pretty standard. I also split a side order of the cinnamon toast and it was definitely a feeling of nostalgia. The flavor was better than I remember and could've easily eaten the entire order with no regrets. Overall a great experience and will be returning in the future to try more of their menu.

This one is hard for me! I love love this franchise so much. But, I usually visit the Keystone Crossing location sit at the counter. I met a friend today for coffee. At 49th Penn location. Got my self serve coffee and drank it up. The drip was Macadamia Cream! Aww-mazing. Needed a refill, so I noticed behind the counter was the drip I chose. I asked my server to top me off please. She (Jess) said oh you can help yourself at self serve around the corner. I said oh, at Keystone they usually just top me off at the counter. So she grabbed my cup.. topped it off. I asked for little cream, she slammed down the BOX of creamer and threw me a spoon! wow. I believe she was not happy to top off my cup and showed her feelings by being rude to me. I let her know I was not happy with her way of service. First time in many years have I not had superior service at Patachou. It's usually a wonderful vibe.

This quaint locally owned franchise is an Indianapolis must-try! They feature farm-to-table breakfast and lunch classics, with a light twist. There's on-tap coffee (always a win!) and even better service. My friend and I tried the Smoked Salmon Bagel and the California Dreamer (Namesake Omelette) and were pleased with both. Cafe Patachou is the type of place you come to and leave feeling surprised but, not shocked... that is to say, the food and service are good but, just barely miss the mark on great. The ambiance was light and airy, the perfect midday meetup for coworkers or friends. And I would definitely recommend it to visitors because ...it's Indianapolis, how many solid options are there but, would love to see this concept continue to innovate!

Love the locations I've visited. This one is meridian kessler area. There's a small parking lot to the north of the building. I had a 20 minute wait so I was able to visit a Sullivan's hardware store across the street. I stayed inside, though there is some outside seating. I had the phat rabbit and a side of fruit. I felt the whole lunch was healthy, delicious and filling. The phat rabbit is: Avocado, spinach, cucumber, tomato, red onion, cashew ricotta, micro greens, vegan pesto, toasted multigrain. Yes, that's straight off the menu. I've never been disappointed with anything I've ordered at Patachou