BreadWorks at Broad Ripple

This was a good location in SoBro near the Monon. They also have a patio area. I kept raving about the breakfast sandwich. The mix of cheese, avocado, and Mayo with the homemade croissant, egg, and bacon was soo good. I also got a carmel iced latte and it was very good. Their coffee is from Sparrow Coffee in Chicago and they have grounds for sale as well. The decor was cute with the rolling pins hanging from the ceiling. They also had a lot of natural light coming in the cafe which kept it a nice and bright first experience. I'd like to try more of their baked goods so I will be back. From what I could tell it was dog friendly too.

Super cute spot to grab breakfast/brunch with friends! Love their outdoor seating. I ordered an iced vanilla latte with oat milk and loved every sip of it! I also got the avocado toast but assumed there would be two slices. The order only comes with one but has quite a bit of toppings to keep you satisfied.

I'd long wanted to check out BreadWorks at Broad Ripple, though with their exclusively daytime hours it has limited my options to either weekends or holidays or a random day off. Sadly, I'd just never made it until I finally decided to visit on this July 4th weekend. Taking over the spot vacated by the beloved Locally Owned Gardens, BreadWorks offers:1) Coffee roasted by Chicago-based Sparrow Coffee (including a variety of coffee and tea options. 2) A variety of drink options from Coke products to Simplicity Juices (which is a neighbor here in basically what qualifies as SoBro). 3) A variety of donuts all reasonably priced (nearly all are $1.50 with Long Johns being the most expensive at $2).4) Pastries5) Breads6) and a variety of sandwiches that are all available from open to close. I would say the in-store menu was a bit more extensive than the online menu. For example, the in-store menu included some limited alcohol options (as I recall, it was wine). BreadWorks is very inspired by the Parisian bakeries and is decorated with a similar simplicity and style. There's nothing particularly "fancy" here, but it's comfortable with mostly neutral tones. In terms of accessibility, BreadWorks has two accessible parking spots on the westside of their building. They also have an outdoor dining area that is rather large and has a nice accessible ramp to it, though it does have a bit of a lip and the sidewalk right at the entrance is a bit broken. I actually had to set my drink down, get on the ramp, then pick up my drink and make my way up to their deck. The indoor area is somewhat congested (seems to nearly always be true in Broad Ripple/SoBro). However, I was able to make my way around and get wherever I needed. Also, people in this area are just super friendly and the employees were friendly. For $7.03, I had two chocolate glazed yeast donuts (red/white/blue sprinkles given the holiday) and a 24-ounce iced coffee. All were enjoyable. I was especially fond of the coffee. BreadWorks is located right off the Monon Trail. I noticed a good number of people were detouring on/off the trail and visiting. Dogs are welcome on the deck. I really liked this visit quite a bit. The atmosphere was winning, the employees were friendly, the donuts were good (not great), the iced coffee was pretty awesome, and there was a sense of "village" here I enjoyed. I'm not quite ready to call this a 5-star experience, however, there's no question it was a solid 4-star one and there's no doubt I'll be returning as this is only a few minutes from my home.

If you are looking for some fresh coffee and pastries, this should be your go to place! A cute little restaurant with some seating on the inside for cold days. It is a little congested inside, however, the drinks and food make up for it! I enjoy the dirty chai latte and any of the scones! The donuts are also good and reasonably priced. Parking is minimal on either side of the building.

The staff were very nice as the place was quite busy with people fresh off the monon trail. The breakfast sandwich is huge with easily a 2-3 egg omelet in the middle. It was reasonably tasty, the maple flavor was the strongest flavor in the sandwich. I bought an iced drink, it was a little on the watery side for me but it had a good flavor

This is the cutest place tucked away - save the traffic and hassle of parking in downtown broad ripple for your breakfast needs and instead hit this spot up! Amazing coffee, delicious breakfast and lunch options, killer donuts. The staff was super patient as I couldn't decide what to get - they made great recommendations!Perfect meetup for locals, ample parking, plenty indoor seating with floor to ceiling windows for that indoor/outdoor feeling. Today was my first time in for coffee and I ended up picking up breakfast sandwiches as well. Their food is made fresh every morning - including their donuts! #Yum!Outdoor patio is very family and dog friendly.

Love a spot like this in walking distance from my house!! Got an assortment of doughnuts and muffins, a loaf of sourdough bread, a large coffee and a sprite. All for just under $30 so very reasonable compared to other coffee shops! Carmel apple donut was my fav. Loved the variety and all the breakfast/lunch options sounded great too. Very cozy inside, but we popped in and out and service was super friendly!

Lovely spot for a coffee and meet up or a quick lunch. We didn't stay too long but saw a lot of options that made us curious and want to come back again when we were hungry.Loved their ambience and the spaciousness of the space for chats and just hanging out. It looks like a great spot for sitting with coffee to read a book!

My first new-business visit of the year and I loved it! First of all, I recommend visiting on a sunny day. The sun pours through the big windows and makes the space feel so airy and light. Secondly, the women at the counter were friendly and the manager was super impressive. He was working hard and sincerely thanking customers for stopping in. They had bags of coffee beans, packaged slices of homemade lemon poppy seed and chocolate pound cakes, packaged cake jars, and loaves of fresh bread arranged on shelves when you walk in. They also have a glass case of baked goods and sandwiches, as well as a back wall full of bakery items such as donuts and apple fritters. They had a pretty big menu of hot breakfast and lunch items too. I ordered the breakfast burrito and asked if I could have it without cheese and they said it was no problem - awesome! That means they make it from scratch too which I love. The burrito was soooooo good and filling. I loved the thick chunks of potato and subtle spice from the chorizo. Yum. I also got a Simplicity Juice with my meal and love that they carry another local vendor. There were several people working at the cafe tables inside and I'll definitely be back to do the same. I'd love if there was a GF bread option too in the future!

An adorable little bakery/cafe that sobro can benefit from. The breads here are delicious but if you order food you'll also find some great sandwiches. You order at the counter, have a seat and your food is brought to your table. Hands down the lumpia is a must order! I tried the chicken and it was so good- but they have a veggie and beef version that I can't wait to try.I ordered a special which was ham and cheese. The sandwich was great and it came with a fried egg in top. This made it basically impossible to pick up but the basket it was served in also made it impossible to cut easily. Flavors were good but very messy. My husband tried the mushroom sandwich that had trillium on it and this was the star. I would absolutely go back and order that!! Crispy, rich flavors without being too heavy.