Wild Eggs - Indianapolis

Ate here on a Thursday morning. Wasn’t crowded at all but they do have an online wait list if coming here on a busy day. Light and airy place with a menu heavy on breakfast egg dishes (which you would expect from the name of the restaurant). Extremely large portions of food when you order. Prices are reasonable for the amount of food you get. Everything we ordered was good. If you like cinnamon rolls, this is a good choice at 9.99 and it comes in a skillet and is huge. Also, really liked the biscuit, which you can choose as your bread choice. Small kids menu but should have enough breakfast choices to satisfy children. Service was friendly and efficient. Located on the North side of downtown near the War Memorial. Tip: Try to find street parking. Parked in the regions bank parking lot and it cost $20 for just over an hour of parking.

Clean and bright ambience with efficient staff. Many dishes that are interesting takes on old classics.One suggestion to the established try putting poblano burgers without animal protein as a veggie option.If you order chilaquiles, careful with the lime juice and the green sauce. They are SOUR. Taste before putting them on.

We used this as a travel rest-stop, and it was well worth it! Our server was Angel, and she was very accommodating to our 5-top (including a toddler). Everything we ordered was so good we sampled everyone's dishes. I'm sorry I didn't take any pictures to go with this review. Everything was homemade, and fresh--the muffins and cinnamon roll were great! Wash it down with a spiked drink, and it's well worth the visit!

I have yet to try the lunch menu but the breakfast is superior to most. Also the satellite radio is a small detail, but I love a change from all the exact same horrible music everywhere I go. I can definitely respect anyone gutsy enough to play Iron Maiden on an early Sunday morning ??Food: 5/5

I went to Wild Eggs 2 days ago for the first time. The atmosphere was nice, but nothing too crazy. Very family friendly. I ordered the Surfer girl omelet with bacon and skillet potatoes. I also ordered a kings cake latte (I think) which was one of their newer items. The toppings on the omelet were good, but the egg part was bland. However, it wasn't anything a little salt and pepper couldn't fix. The crispy bacon and skillet potatoes were excellent!? As for the latte, it was sweet until you drank all the whipped cream and cinnamon on top. Then it became more bitter towards the bottom. Since I like my coffee SWEET, I had to add a little sugar. Overall I could see myself coming back here, because there were a couple of menu items that I still want to try. That and the service was friendly.