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Breakfast favorites, sandwiches, burgers & other lunch fare served in cozy, brick-lined surrounds.
Hours
| Monday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9134 Otis Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46216
Phone: (317) 546-6000
Website: http://www.cafeaudreyatfortben.com/
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Reviews
Melody Biddle
We had not been for a long time due to moving out of the county. It was as charming as we remembered! The self serve coffee/tea bar with the eclectic collection of coffee mugs is a big hit with us. We sat at the counter and received prompt service and check-ins by our server.
… moreBonnie De La Noche
Really good tiny cafe….the hot honey chicken n waffles was amazing, they poured the hot honey on the waffle too, so next time, I know to ask for the sauce on the side. The rasberry cheesecake muffin was also good and the variety of coffee is awesome.
… moreD.W. Everett
We heard about Aubreys on Fox 59. We purchased gift certificates for $25 to use toward breakfast and they covered all the food and we took home a lot. The bisquits and gravy are excellent and the quiche was the bomb. Several different types of coffee to choose from ( we had the Cafe Aubrey) and they also have mimmosas and cocktails. Our waitress was great and very helpful. Just be prepared when you go because they have no menus. You can scan a barcode with your phone for the menu. All in all a unique dining experience.
… moreThomas Shenk
Real food restaurant.
We had biscuits and gravy, country fried steak, Pancake and more.
The best restaurant breakfast I have had in a long time.
This is a must. Skip the nasty continental breakfast at the inn and go here.
… moreWe had biscuits and gravy, country fried steak, Pancake and more.
The best restaurant breakfast I have had in a long time.
This is a must. Skip the nasty continental breakfast at the inn and go here.
Shilah Carpenter
Went here for the 1st time. Busy place! The food was good. Fairly loud inside so at times it’s hard to hear at your own table. Overall a good experience.
… moreBel Spinner
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Cafe Audrey at Fort Ben was such a cool place to go for brunch! The staff was attentive and thoughtful and truly made it such a fun experience for my daughter and her friends as part of her birthday celebration. And the food was incredibly delicious! Cinnamon roll pancakes? Breakfast burrito? Biscuits & gravy? Yes, please! We tried and loved them all!
… moreCafe Audrey at Fort Ben was such a cool place to go for brunch! The staff was attentive and thoughtful and truly made it such a fun experience for my daughter and her friends as part of her birthday celebration. And the food was incredibly delicious! Cinnamon roll pancakes? Breakfast burrito? Biscuits & gravy? Yes, please! We tried and loved them all!
J S
If only the service can be as good as the food! I came here twice just to see if my first impression was right.
The first time, the food (omelette and pancakes) was solid — about a 4/5 stars. Big portions, tasty, no complaints there. But the service wasn’t great. I figured maybe it was just an off day, so I came back.
Round two: the food (sandwich) was even better (easy 5/5 stars) But the service? Somehow even worse. Honestly, the kitchen is killing it, but the service and management really need to step it up
… moreThe first time, the food (omelette and pancakes) was solid — about a 4/5 stars. Big portions, tasty, no complaints there. But the service wasn’t great. I figured maybe it was just an off day, so I came back.
Round two: the food (sandwich) was even better (easy 5/5 stars) But the service? Somehow even worse. Honestly, the kitchen is killing it, but the service and management really need to step it up
Burnett Marus
Cafe Audrey is my wife’s favorite breakfast place when we come to Greenfield to visit our son and his family. The place has great food..very friendly for gluten sensitive diners…my wife is celiac… the selections are excellent, large portions and good prices.
… moreShiho Miyazawa
Stopped by before visiting Fort Harrison SP. The vegetable egg benedict was perfectly portioned and seasoned, I thoroughly enjoyed it. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was also very pleasant.
… moreThe Dining Grandpa
We haven’t visited this diner in quite a while, but it was a pleasure to return. Tucked away on Otis Ave, this quaint little spot welcomes you with a cozy bar area at the entrance and comfortable seating throughout. The dining room is bright and airy, filled with natural light, and offers a variety of seating options, including booths, tables, and split booths.
For today’s breakfast, we enjoyed a mix of classic comfort foods. My wife chose cinnamon pancakes, wheat toast, turkey sausage, and scrambled eggs. I decided to create my own omelette, which came with fried potatoes and sourdough toast. The pancakes were a hit, and I thoroughly enjoyed the omelette and potatoes. While I personally would have preferred the fried potatoes with onions, they were still quite good. The sourdough toast, served with cinnamon butter, was a delightful touch.
Overall, this diner offers good service and tasty food. We left satisfied and ready for a nap! The pictures below showcase today’s meal, along with a few dishes from our previous visits.
If you’re in the area, come hungry—you won’t leave disappointed.
… moreFor today’s breakfast, we enjoyed a mix of classic comfort foods. My wife chose cinnamon pancakes, wheat toast, turkey sausage, and scrambled eggs. I decided to create my own omelette, which came with fried potatoes and sourdough toast. The pancakes were a hit, and I thoroughly enjoyed the omelette and potatoes. While I personally would have preferred the fried potatoes with onions, they were still quite good. The sourdough toast, served with cinnamon butter, was a delightful touch.
Overall, this diner offers good service and tasty food. We left satisfied and ready for a nap! The pictures below showcase today’s meal, along with a few dishes from our previous visits.
If you’re in the area, come hungry—you won’t leave disappointed.