Lincoln Square Pancake House Madison — Restaurant in Indianapolis

I was looking for a breakfast location in the Southport area, and unfortunately Southport is not well known for its non-chain restaurants. I saw on Yelp that it had a few good reviews and figured I could give it a try. Driving up to the building you will think that this place is going to be... sub-par... Instead of immediately leaving the area I went inside and I could not have been more surprised. The decor was heavily Greek-influenced (think: Las Vegas indoor mall attached to Bellagio) where the uplights went to blue ceiling to simulate skylights. Everything was clean and waiter/resses were bustling around with coffee and food making it all seem like I was no longer in Southport. So after the first great impression I was immediately seated and chose to eat a Greek omelette with feta, tomatoes, etc etc. It also came with pancakes and hashbrowns (total

I recently visited this restaurant and had a wonderful experience. Despite only eating here once, I can confidently say that I would definitely come back again. The standout dishes for me were the biscuits and gravy, omelette, and the breakfast chimichanga, and pancakes which were both absolutely delicious.

The biscuits and gravy was a unique take on a classic breakfast dish cooked perfectly and the gravy added a rich and savory flavor that paired perfectly with the biscuits. It was a comforting and satisfying dish that I would highly recommend.

The breakfast chimichanga was another standout dish that I thoroughly enjoyed. The crispy outer shell(they offer that to be fried or grilled) was filled with a flavorful combination, which was then topped with a deliciously spicy salsa and avocado a perfect way to start the day.

The service at the restaurant was also great, with friendly and attentive staff (name of our server was Shondra) who made the dining experience even more enjoyable with great recommendations. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant and can't wait to come back and try some of their...

Great place to go eat! Doesn't look like much from the outside but the food is reasonable and VERY good. I stop there every time I'm in town now.

I got a Chicken Melt, which had grilled chicken, guacamole, and a red pepper aoli on wheat. The bread was a good-quality wheat bread, toasted to perfection. Cheese was melted and the whole thing tasted great. I ordered with a side salad (which they did not say was extra, but cost $3) and a bowl of berries (also not told about the $6 upcharge.)

My companion had "The Whole Farm" which was fried chicken, homemade biscuits, bacon, and sausage gravy which hash browns. I tried the chicken and it was very good.

Aside from the "hidden" charges for the sides, the experience was wonderful. Prompt, friendly service and great food. The place was busy but staff kept things moving along. Definitely a place to try, the menu is large and varied. Everything arrived quickly and...