Three Sisters Cafe
Indianapolis, IN 46220-1748
Phone: (317) 257-5556
- Price:
- $
- Hours:
- Tue-Sat 8am-9pm, Sun 8am-4pm
Editorial Review for Three Sisters Cafe – by Julia Spalding
The Scene
The mismatched tables and chairs, colorful Fiestaware and sunny windows make this old Broad Ripple frame house charming and irresistible. The implausibly good-natured servers keep everything laid back and pleasant. It's the perfect place to linger over the morning paper or to catch up with an old friend over an easygoing dinner.
The Food
Lavish breakfasts are on the healthy side: Multigrain oatmeal, pancakes drizzled with berry sauce and house-made granola will start your engine. The powerhouse potatoes are a meal unto themselves with spuds overflowing with tofu, cheese and salsa. Heaping plates of earthy vegetarian fare like grilled veggie sandwiches and hummus pizza are perfect and satisfying for dinner. The carnivores among us appreciate the pleasing chicken, steak and seafood entrees. Homemade desserts vary from day to day, though tiramisu, triffles and chocolate pie are popular.
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Insider Tips
The ExtrasDaily selections of the house-made breads like chocolate cinnamon and garlic rosemary loafs and desserts are available to go.
User Reviews for Three Sisters Cafe
05/09/2008 Posted by JenInIndy
Absolutely wonderful place for breakfast/brunch! The food is fresh and delicious. Not only does it get really busy on weekends, resulting in a wait - once you are seated, the service (while friendly) is far from speedy. Be prepared to spend some time at the table - waiting. Waiting for more coffee... waiting for your meal... waiting for your check.. etc. Despite those negatives, the food is worth the hassle!
Pros: Food is to-die-for
Cons: Service leaves a lot to be desired
01/23/2007 Posted by hannahmichellet
I went to Three Sister's Cafe with my sister for breakfast. It was about a 50 minute drive from my house, but it was very worth it. I would do it again in a heart beat. The service was great- attentive and friendly but not overbearing or uncomfortable. I ordered the homemade granola and a bowl of berries ($3.50 for the granola, $2.75 for the strawberries). The portion was generous and the fruit was fresh and tasty even though it's January. The granola was outstanding. My sister ordered the garden eggs. It was a wonderful blend of eggs, onions, peppers, mushrooms, goat cheese, squash, and other vegetables. It was delicious. We also split a bowl of the calico potatoes ($4). They are a must have. They're a blend of regular and sweet potatoes and onions with a great, sort of sweet blend of seasonings (rosemary was in there, I think). The coffee was very good, much better than your average restaurant coffee. The atmosphere is different and cute. It's relaxed and unique. I will definitely be returning. Our bill was $21.50, not including tip.
Pros: great food, good prices, lots of options (both healthy and not so healthy)
Cons: extra charge for egg whites, not much parking
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