Cafe Patachou

Emily F

Had a great breakfast here. My partner really enjoyed the coffee bar. It had 3 different types of coffee, multiple creamers and was unlimited. I got a green tea which came in a cute tea pot with some honey. Our food was very good and came very quickly! I do think that it would have been nice if there was a little more to the presentation than a pile of arugula, but that is minor. Price was reasonable. Good overall.

Juana Saldana

Had a delicious and flavorful breakfast at Café Patachou! Highly recommend the Cuban breakfast, absolutely packed with taste. A big bonus: they offer excellent gluten-free options as well. Definitely worth a visit.

Kacey Johnson

Very friendly service and FANTASTIC food! I got the Omelette You Can’t Refuse and it’s probably the best omelette I’ve ever had. Dare I say it was a PHENOM-elette? And the cinnamon toast will change your life, I promise. Also ordered a 6 count of the butter chocolate chip cookies to go and they were great! As-advertised, so heavy on the butter. That doesn’t bother me one bit but if you don’t like your cookies buttery, then pass on them.

Margot Zsofia Leary

We LOVED the food here. As a vegetarian, I always appreciate when I can have a flavorful and filling meal, as this is not too common in Indiana. The waiter was lovely. I had the Cuban breakfast and tomato artichoke soup and a mimosa. My only note is that it is slightly overpriced for the portion size.

Matt W.

The food at Café Patachou is great, but a tad expensive. I ordered a sausage, goat cheese, and onion omelette with cinnamon toast and kale. I found it a bit strange that the eggs were green, but it was delicious nonetheless! The goat cheese and onion complemented each other well. The kale was just some simple dressed kale. It wasn't anything impressive, but it is nice to see some lean vegetables on my plate. That is because the cinnamon toast was dangerously good! It was rich in butter & sugar, enough to give someone a heart attack, and enough to give someone a crazy dopamine hit! However, just over $20 for breakfast (including tip) is a little much to ask for. Cinnamon toast is dirt cheap and easy to make at home with simple ingredients. Kale is also inexpensive. Goat cheese and eggs may be a tad pricey at the time of writing this review, but it doesn't justify a $20 cost. For what I got here, if it was $16 or less, Café Patachou would get 5 stars.