America’s Best Breakfast Is in Indianapolis, Indiana - Open Road 

Eater Title says America's best breakfast but thumbnail says Midwest's best breakfast. Which is it?

You'll have to pay them a visit and find out!

He's currently serving a 12year sentence for domestic violence & neglect...Invite him to your home when he's out lol.

Indianapolis is an hour away for me

The food was very good. Just really pricey. And they force a 15% gratuity.

Lincoln square is better. I go there for the best waffles in the world and fresh squeezed OJ. I avoid pretentious woke restaurants .

@@sanwuchof course they force a gratuity instead of just paying their people. That's what liberals do.

🤔 Sure does! We'll be heading to Columbus next week though, so check back! Thanks for watching!

Don't worry, you're not the only one. And there's nothing wrong with a fish-finger sandwich!

wordkyle well no shit. The restaraunt business is brutal. You have to think about the amount of money that goes into each meal and then any time a chef makes a mistake or the customer doesn't like it or whatever and sends it back that's money down the drain and to top it all off you can't overcharge or nobody will buy it. A 12 dollar cheeseburger involves 3 or 4 dollars in ingredients, a chef being paif 12-15 an hour. The dishwashers 10 dollars an hour. The prep cooks 10 dollars an hour. The gas bill. The electric bill. You don't end up with very much profit. We're talking pennies on the dollar most places. The only places making bank are the places like the fat duck or noma with 160 dollar per person just to sit down. But those are places you visit once in a lifetime

I agree with everything apart from the last line. The Fat Duck has never made any real profit (tv work often paid for it to continue because of high r&d costs) and Noma has had many close calls. Even with multiple chefs on stages the average 3 star still has 2-3 staff per diner for any service so you can imagine how fine the line is.

Well, I was just wishing well upon any restaurateur who is doing something creative.

Yep, we definitely dropped the ball on filling this out. We got a little ahead of ourselves, and wrote next week's city. Feel free to guess where in Columbus we visited! Thanks for watching!

altara2s It is .....! ? ! I think you can't read.

If you do, there is a lot of good places right on this street. 4 finger distillery, Bluebeard, Siam square.

You are the most beautiful creations of God 😍. How do you cope with any secret

Better waffles at Lincoln Square. Plus they have multiple locations and parking lots. You'll save 1/2 and get better food.

Marshall Allen There is NO such town !

Check back next week to see some Columbus excitement! Thanks for watching!

This is a must stop!

Dave Foong there is a lot of amazing diners all over Indy! Just ask tons of locals and they can give you a list of great places to eat!

Well your grammar and spelling are atrocious, so at least fix that before you decide to defend your "hillbilliness".

The title was corrected, unfortunately there's a glitch on RU-vid's end that's not reflecting the update.

Oh shut up.

Peppy grill is in Fountain square on Virginia Avenue,I was raised less than a mile from there😊

The song is called "Junk" by Vasco on the album "Indie Unplugged". Thanks for watching!

Yep, you're right. We got so excited about this video and the next one that we wrote in the wrong city this week. Check back next week to see where we stopped by while we drove through Columbus. Thanks for watching!

Awesome, I can't wait to see it! I've been waiting for years for someone to come and take a moment to explore what Columbus has to offer.

Looks like Democrats hippies, hipsters gather around.

You mean people with culture and taste?@@bigboiganiga8356

Been to both Polly's is amazing but predictable, Milktooth is unique foods that change everytime I have been there.

When something iij ng is to a certain degree it's a matter of opinion!. Not one is better than the other.

Sure isn't. This is Indianapolis, but we're heading to Columbus next week! Check back, and thanks for watching!

Eater Where at in Columbus?😀

😈 Come back next week!

Unfortunately title updates on RU-vid's back-end take a bit of time to reflect. We're so excited to share all the places we went on our road trip that we got ahead of ourselves. Check back next week to see some great food we ate in Columbus!

Agree, i just saw butter and butter. The batter is just drowned in butter.

It supports arterial malfunctions, that's for sure. Not surprised that there are so much obese people in VS. 🙊

Everyone I know in Indy raves about Milktooth.

And they’re opening a dinner location .... soo ... 🙃 something’s working.

As someone who unfortunately lives in Indy, they are usually surprisingly busy. I attribute it to the lack of diversity in places to eat and people being curious for new things. The city is far from hipster, but is slowly leaning toward it. Downtown is always empty and is covered in parking lots that are never full (there are probably more parking lots that low/high-rises). Outside of downtown Indy, there is literally nothing to do except go shopping at the Fashion Mall, their upscale mall that lacks upscale stores, or go to a movie theater. Indianapolis is not for young people, it is for older people or families, that is it.

Ha, good catch. Spoilers for next week. 😏 Thanks for watching!

Jason Bean I was thinking the same thing. Total turnoff food wise when I see all this. Shaved side of head tattooed...yeesh

Respawn their soooo cool music didn’t work so be a rock star chef

Not just young chefs; many, many chefs in general sport Ink, old guard and new. I think it's part of Chef Culture. And it doesn't affect the taste or safety of any dishes, so no one needs to worry.

He has a profit margin. The staff and rent get paid, and he can make it up on volume. Not every restaurant need a 300% markup.

Ex Queue Regardless of the intentions, a business has to be profitable. Hearing a business owner say the “profit margins are pretty slim” doesn’t give me a warm and fuzzy. Good food doesn’t equal good business sense. I don’t want them to fail but if they can’t get their stuff together, the staff will have to look for other employment.

L-gameplays nah we don't all eat junk food this place is just very fatty and not all places are like this most of us are pretty healthy unlike what the stereotypes give us out to be although yes some of us are not that healthy.So just by looking at some people and food don't just assume the rest of us are thats rude its like if i say that all brazillians are fat and have diabetes because of looking at some people or restaurants that are not healthy.So next time please think before you speak dont bring us out to be what were not

What about all of the big-thighed Brazilian girls? And your diseased-filled harbors?

GOOD!,Don't let the door hit youvin your foreign ass,no one asked you here anyway!. They would've done it for you after WW2.

Most definitely you can get breakfast food at diners that are better for less

Yes, your eyes have tasted the food. Never trust your tongue. Trust your eyes only. And your prejudice.

Lol mad hipster!!!!!!!!!

NO ONE MADE YOU WATCH IT TOOTS!😡.

what makes it hipster/why is that bad? just curious

yo just look at this shiz , hipster fo sho. Its bad cause its so full of itsself. Tryin to hard. think they cool. Its the worst.

Im with you.. way too much hipsterism here, pretty sure a run of the mill dinner would be better

Whole lot of feels over facts in these comments.

hipster is hated because they throw a poach egg in your oatmeal add some brown sugar and bacon, give it a clever name and charge you $15 for being in a "innovated" cafe.

Milk tooth is better.