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Breakfast Spots near the 1500??
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Cafe Patachou up at 46th and Penn is really good. We used to eat there all the time when I lived in that area.
Cafe Patachou : a student union for adults since 1989
Cafe Patachou : a student union for adults since 1989
I agree that the food at Cafe Patachou is really good. Depending on what kind of atmosphere you are looking for would determine the best paces to go. Cafe Patachou is a little formal, more like a French bistro with a mid-high price for breakfast. 5 miles away at 365 N. Illinois St. is one of my favorites, Acapulco Joes. Fantastic jalapeño biscuits and gravy. The only reason I'm letting you in on it is that I am going to the 1500 on Sunday so I don't have to worry about you crop dusting me after a Mexican breakfast 
I agree that the food at Cafe Patachou is really good. Depending on what kind of atmosphere you are looking for would determine the best paces to go. Cafe Patachou is a little formal, more like a French bistro with a mid-high price for breakfast. 5 miles away at 365 N. Illinois St. is one of my favorites, Acapulco Joes. Fantastic jalapeño biscuits and gravy. The only reason I'm letting you in on it is that I am going to the 1500 on Sunday so I don't have to worry about you crop dusting me after a Mexican breakfast
I have to be that guy. If you haven't been to Joe's lately you are in for a nasty surprise. Owners have changed and the place sucks now. Check some of the Yelp, Urbanspoon reviews I spent some time talking to their new owner recently and he was aware of the problems and was working to fix them. If it were me I would wait a while longer before trying them again.
Homestyle Cooking..
I was thinking more on the line of Steak+Eggs+Hash Browns=Biscuits+Gravy..That kind of cooking..Bill
I was thinking more on the line of Steak+Eggs+Hash Browns=Biscuits+Gravy..That kind of cooking..Bill
While I haven't tried this place I have heard some good things about it and it is on my "to try " list.
http://www.goodmorningmamas.com/new/
Breakfast Menu
http://www.goodmorningmamas.com/new/
Breakfast Menu
This is what you are looking for. About 5-10min north on Binford from the fairgrounds.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Just-Judys/375449362511922?rf=109656612507270
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Just-Judys/375449362511922?rf=109656612507270
Robert8252
Plinker
Depending on which way you're coming. Steer-inn on 10th and Emerson has some great home cooked taste breakfast.
Is there a minimum age requirement to eat there, maybe 65?
Hint. Take a look at the pictures in the link.
They let me in all the time. Really good food and cheap.
Is there a minimum age requirement to eat there, maybe 65?
Hint. Take a look at the pictures in the link.
Kountry Kitchen Soulfood Place
1831 North College Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46202-1718
(317) 926-4476
Open Mon-Sat 7am-7pm; Sun 8am-7pm
chrisommer
Plinker
Lincoln Square pancake house is great! It's at 2330 N. Meridian which is just down the way from the show. Check it out, you won't be disappointed!
If you werent coming in from the north side, one of my favorite places in Indy for a good breakfast is Manns on the south side. Its a mom and pop kind of restaurant, and I have NEVER known anyone to leave that place hungry, or broke.
I agree.
I'll second the recommendation for Donut Shop - breakfast served all day. Good Morning Mama's is very good as well, but the wait gets long.
