Gallery 115

Mom & I were trying to find a place to eat for lunch when we remembered how much we enjoyed our experience at this place several months ago. We were able to get street parking a couple blocks away. We walked in around 1:30pm on a Saturday. We took a few moments to figure out what we wanted to eat. Placed our order. My cappuccino was ready within a few minutes and the rest of food came out in about 10 minutes. All of our food was delicious. We got the baked Brie again & it was just as good as the first time. We split the Picnic in Paris sandwich- it was also incredibly yummy. The croissant was flaky. Smoked turkey was flavorful. And the blackberry aioli was perfection. This place is really lovely. The food is packed with flavor. It's reasonably priced. And the atmosphere is unique & "homey." I highly recommend stopping by & trying it out!

While there are many cute gift shops on Main - how many of them were purchased by proud parents to serve as a gallery for their son's artwork (while still maintaining cute gift shop status!)? Eric Phagan truly is gifted - we were captivated by his Madison-themed work - perfect to have as beautiful works that will be lifelong memories of your trip. His style is unique and adaptable to many interior style aesthetics, without being kitschy. His ceramic works have a more primitive style but still adaptable to many decors.Mom was a delight - and a good source of building history. Bonus - back area is leased to the Creperie!

It is a wonderful place to eat and shop in downtown Madison. There is not another place with the distinctive menu

Exploring Madison, IN for the first time today. Gallery 115 is a perfect spot for lunch!! Service was attentive and they were happy to answer all my questions about the menu selections. We tried the pot pie, broccoli cauliflower salad, pumpkin soup, chicken salad and pretzel salad. Everything was so delish!! I think everyone should try both the pumpkin soup and the pretzel salad! You won't be sorry!

Two words: Pretzel salad.Gallery 115 was by far my favorite restaurant in Madison. Both times we were there we ordered hot browns sans tomatoes. The first time I opted to get the pretzel salad. It was candied pretzels on top of a blissful cream cheese blend. Sooooo good. I was disappointed, however, that when we came back in they had run out of pretzel salad. I then had the coleslaw which was rich, creamy, and a little sweet. That is just the way I like it. Our hot browns were delicious. The cheese (mornay?) sauce was perfectly rich. The bacon atop was nice and crispy. It was just the perfect size. I also opted to try a slice of their fresh strawberry cake. Let me tell you that it was the real deal. You got a whole serving of real fruit in a slice of that cake. It was the BEST strawberry cake I have ever had. The icing, I didn't care as much for, but I'm not an icing person.The staff here is some of the best I've encountered in a long time. They check on you often and go out of their way to make sure you're enjoying your experience here. They are super friendly and actually act like they enjoy their jobs. That is a rarity these days. Go here!

Wanted to try it for lunch but, closed on Monday. Along with the rest of the town apparently.

Stopped in here for the first time to grab some coffee. The barista Anne was so nice and helpful! I was a little indecisive about the type of iced coffee to get and she was very patient and answered all my questions. I ended up hanging out in the gallery to catch up on emails. The staff kept busy but never made me feel rushed to leave.This place was very conducive to catching up with friends or getting some work done. Love it!

We were so surprised by the charm and variety in this space. Gallery 115 hosts an amazing range of beautiful artwork and merchandise, most of which features paintings and frescos of Madison and the Ohio River. It also has a fantastic cafe with a wide range of offerings for any time of day.The coffee and drinks are fantastic, with a wide range of styles of coffee as well as seasonal drinks like hot chocolate and cider. There's also a number of delicious baked goods, like the old Hoosier favorite, sugar cream pie. And you've got savory options -- we went with the classic grilled cheese and tomato soup, which always hits the spot on a winter day.The place is an excellent gathering spot for book clubs, meetups, or just a weekday lunch, and the staff is attentive and friendly, genuinely excited about all of the fares and wares they offer. If nothing else, stop in and check out the art and pick up a pack of greeting cards printed with the Broadway Fountain. You won't be disappointed.

We enjoyed our visit at the gallery. Really nice cafe style food aNd very pleasant atmosphere. Eric Phagan has an art studio in the balcony upstairs and us real nice to talk with. He does amazing art work and is very diverse. He does clay molding, acrylic canvas and even metal sculpture.

I throughly enjoyed the quaint style the building was decorated in and the music they played matched well. Unfortunately I experienced a myriad of problems here from a costumer service perspective: the menu was not immediately visible from the counter and a previous menu was behind me leading to a bit of confusion as to what was available. The service itself was poor; the girl behind the counter seemed just as confused by the menu as I was. She also had a very curt attitude. I was told to leave the upstairs area after sitting down for a considerable amount of time which would have been fine... other than the fact there was no indication written or verbal that the space was off limits for eating (it is a café after all). Food was disappointing for the price.