Chef D's Breakfast

Had a hankering for a solid Mexican breakfast and wasn't disappointed! Quaint little restaurant in NE Indy. Enjoyed a poblano burrito that was flavorful but not overly spicy. The beans & rice complemented the dish. Plenty of coffee is served. Overall, quite pleased and would return!

I haven't been to Chef D's in years and it was great to see and taste the same delicious food. The little restaurant is not fancy or upscale, just simple. The menu is a mix of Mexican and American breakfast and lunch favorites. The prices are really reasonable. Our server brings coffee refills from a glass pot. She is friendly and busy greeting, waiting and bussing tables. I have a Breakfast Burrito Poblano which is filled with egg, cheese, hash browns and poblano chilies. The burrito is hot, delicious and huge. There is a small side of refreshing salad on the plate. My husband has the Huevos Rancheros which is one of their house specialties. The eggs are served on a corn tortilla and topped with a salsa verde. Beans and rice are served in the side. He gives his breakfast 5 stars. They have a kid's menu. There is plenty of parking (but a lot of pot holes). They only have about a 10 tables, so weekends can be a wait.

The food was delicious and the service was really quick and pleasant. My eggs were perfect and the sauce was amazing, not overwhelming just flavorful. Usually when Oi I eat Mexican, my husband's favorite, It lays heavy on my stomach this was filling but light. .

Eggs were overcooked, pancakes were burnt, biscuit was tough, ham was very salty. It was very busy and there was only one server, so I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt with three stars, but I won't be back.

I would consider it a pretty basic breakfast: scrambled eggs, sausage (which was good), basic breakfast potatoes, and basic wheat toast. I was one of two customers there on a Monday morning. No frills environment. (You can see the pics.)If you are close and want a hot breakfast, it'll do the trick. But I wouldn't drive several miles to eat here again.

Went in person yesterday and had the chilaquiles with my father. They were to die for. Texture-wise, incredibly flaky and crunchy tortilla chips and both the chorizo and salsa roja were bursting with flavor. Overall a 10/10 dish and probably the best chilaquiles in Indy. Got Uber eats this morning because I was hungover and needed a boost, but the food was simply not good. I'll start with the somewhat good, the mixed fruit was a great value item, filled with all the fruit you'd want, and none of those orange and green blocks everyone ignores. But the entrees were quite bad. The Chimichanga Ds was absolutely flavorless. And I'm not exaggerating, the eggs, sausage, and tortilla had no flavor whatsoever. It's almost like they forgot to season it at all. And the tortilla, which you'd expect to be fried up and flaky for a chimichanga, was soft and mushy. Then the Quesadilla Poblana that my girlfriend had was equally lacking in flavor. Not only that, but it lacked CHEESE. The one thing that makes a quesadilla what it is - there was no cheese in it. I was hoping the side of cheese sauce (queso) could've made up for these abysmal dishes but it just wasn't enough. I don't like leaving negative reviews but there's clearly a lack of effort going into their delivery items, so I would caution against getting it on Uber eats, doordash, etc. Go in person, it's amazing, everyone's nice, the service is fast, and I can confirm that they season their food when they can see your face.

I personally experienced Chef D's service around 11am on Saturday May 25 as being the worst service I've received in the past decade at any restaurant. I arrived to a nearly empty restaurant, placed my order, and then watched various people sit down after me and get served long before me. I checked in with my waitress at about the half hour mark. After waiting a full hour, I was late for taking an important package to my Mom so I gave up and left, never to return again (for life). There are just too many good mexican brunch places such as Mexico City Kitchen (5 stars), 3 in 1 Mexican Salvadoran (amazing 5 star discovery), and Dad's in BRIP to put up with the most ridiculously worst service I can remember anywhere.You're taking your chances at this place.

I ordered pancakes just as a test run to see how good the breakfast is. The pancakes ... well they are really weird. The faste okay - but I only had one. Not the best. Needs work. What are the stabbings? I don't know.

Best chilaquiles ever and this is my new favorite breakfast spot in town, my wife had the strawberry cakes and she said it's the best she's had in years. Definitely coming back

as someone who used to live in Tijuana MX its very hard to find food that tastes that authentic. this place goes above and beyond! the service is awesome and staff are very kind. i HIGHLY recommend!