Love Handle

Stopped by on a chilly Friday morning. I loved the vibe when we walked in- super casual, chill We tried the breakfast sando & the fried chicken wrap. The breakfast sandwich was amazing. The apple butter added a perfect addition to the sandwich that i didn't know it needed. My boyfriend loved the tang from the giardiniera. We'll both be back soon!

I wish I could eat here every single day.Unique options made with delicious ingredients. Haven't had something here that wasn't outstanding. The staff are super friendly and the owner is a passionate chef. Not your average interior decor. VHS tapes, arcade cabinet, signage of all kinds - lots to look at while you are scarfing down pork belly sandos.

I really like the fun ambiance here. I'm a laserdisc collector and still have a laserdisc player. So their selection of retro videos is a fun touch for me.The food k struggled with. I ordered the biscuits and gravy with turnip gravy. It tasted ok, but wasn't really a breakfast-sized dish. Coffee for dining in was served in 12 oz paper cups and refills were only available on request at the counter. Would have been nice to put the urn out since there was no table service.I'll probably go back and order something else that isn't appetizer size. I want to like this place.

Located on the tail end of Mass Ave by the Bottleworks compound is an unassuming little breakfast and lunch joint. Pay parking. It's super kitschy. My friend lives in the area and took me. I'm glad she did as it's counter service and you just walk in and have to go all the way to the back of the restaurant to order. You can't see the menu board until you are at the counter because it's blocked by a drink fridge. The chicken and waffles was tasty and I would get it again. I got the cheesy grits with egg and meat choice. I asked the hostess which meat she would suggest between the fried chicken and brisket and she immediately said the brisket. It was a thick burnt slab of grisly meat. I should have gotten the chicken. The chicken was cornmeal battered and crispy. The cheesy grits were tasty. More in the polenta side of what I'd call grits but yummy none the less. The portions were good sized too. Once you order you can get water or coffee condiments at their walk up drink area at the front of the restaurant under all of the clown memorabilia. Lots of decor to take in for sure. It's a tad pricy for a walk up counter. Two entrees and coffee with tip was 46 bucks. I'd definitely go back but wouldn't get the brisket again.

This place is an amazing spot for breakfast! We ordered the pork belly breakfast sandwich and biscuits with gravy, both topped with pork belly. When the pork belly arrived, I was blown away by the size--it was generously portioned and incredibly flavorful, with that perfect salty, fatty goodness that made each bite burst with flavor. The breakfast sandwich also came with a jam that perfectly balanced the saltiness of the pork belly, adding a nice touch of sweetness.The service was great, with attentive staff even though it's more of a self-service setup. The ambiance was super chill and laid-back, making it a cozy spot to start the day. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Indianapolis!

Visited right at opening this morning. I ordered cheesy jalapeño grits with two eggs, and I definitely made the right decision. My eggs were cooked to perfection and the grits were just the right amount of heat. The quirky decor really makes this place even more fun.You order at the counter and they bring your food to you. Service was friendly and efficient. Bus your table before you leave to help everyone out. I would most certainly return again. The table next to us had some sandwiches that looked really good!

Love Handle is a trendy cafe that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner on the north end of Mass Ave. The dining room is colorful with the walls decorated in vintage paint by number art and other quirky items. The bright yellow and green vinyl seating is fun and comfortable. The menu is on a chalk board near the counter where you order. The best way to describe the good is Southern-inspired. I wanted to try the biscuit sliders that were in other Yelp reviews but they were not on the menu. I asked and the clerk said they could make some for us, the sliders are $7 each. The sliders came out in about 12 minutes served on vintage mismatched plates. I loved the sliders. The fried oyster biscuit slider was delicious. The oysters were juicy and had a lot of flavor with a light breading. The biscuits are salty, flaky and very good. There was a sauce on the oysters and melted cheese. The beef brisket biscuit slider was very good. There were two thick slices of tender brisket, melted cheese, a delicious sweet jam on one of their signature biscuits. The meat was slightly fatty, but good. They serve coffee, tea and assorted bottled and canned beverages, including beer. There are a few games around to play while you drink your coffee. There is metered street parking out front.

We were staying at Bottleworks and hoped to find breakfast nearby. Love Handle fit the bill. It was open for breakfast and was within spittin' distance. We arrived relatively early; the place was empty, just waiting for us. The decor was super fun. We were helped with the ordering process and the menu. We ordered coffee, Biscuits & Gravy and a Chicken Benedict (maybe?).The coffee was great and came with refills. The Biscuits & Gravy was interesting. It was good, but different. The color was a light orangish beige. It had a bit of a kick. The first bite was surprising and gave me pause. The flavor became more nuanced as I continued to eat. Overall, quite good. Mark enjoyed his Chicken Benedict. I'm not sure that's what it's called and I didn't get a pic of the menu that day. Still, he thought it was delicious and devoured every bite. We were stuffed and happy.

You won't regret stopping at Love Handle. As their sign outside says "eat here"! I had waffles with chicken topped with an egg, absolutely delicious! The service was great and attentive. There is a thoughtful self service area set up with ice water, every hot sauce you can imagine, condiments and to go boxes - I wish more places had a set up like this! The decor is funky, colorful & vintage. Tip - GPS took us to a lot behind that costs $10 to park in, go around up front and find a meter that's much less (I think it was $2 for an hour).

We are so happy we tried & loved "Love Handles Eatery," in Marion, Ny.For Super Bowl Sunday we ordered Chicken French Lasagna that came with great bread & a side. We chose delicious green beans & garlic. ( Huge amounts!)Everything they make is from all fresh ingredients!We're getting more meals this week because they offer a meal every day of the week as well as catering..I feel like it's an excellent eatery whether you're having a party or just want individual meals.The chef/owner, Tom is a very accommodating, personable and definitely wants to make sure his customers are exceptionally happy!I've lived here in Wayne Co. for 15 years & can absolutely say Tom's food is in my top three places in Wayne county