Pure Eatery

My burrito was stuck inside my sandwich but the bartender helped me as much as they could. I will still go back and support them because they helped me as much as they could. I’m still confused by it all. Love this place. Drambuie is not good. ????
Update: still can’t find the burrito.

Went for dinner, around 6:45. Didn't have to wait to be seated, which was nice, but did have to sit in the bar area. There are booth tables in the regular seating area with little lamps on them that give the tables a nice, cozy light level. The rest of the restaurant, though, is unpleasantly dim, and the music was just a little loud. The wait on the food was short, which was good given that the restaurant was pretty busy at the time, but the food wasn't very satisfying. Before I go further, though, the cocktail I ordered was fantastic--the bloom baby--very aromatic, floral, and pleasant. But the portions on the food were small for the price, and the southwest dressing that comes with the side salad I got is surprisingly spicy--enough so that it washed out everything in the salad but the pulled chicken. The sandwich was somewhat sloppily made--there was pulled pork that was sticking out of the sandwich and very dry, as well as pork that looked like it was folded under the bun when the bread was toasted. The bread was really disappointing, too. Little substance to it. My fiancée had a worse meal but she'll be writing her own review.

All in all, not a bad meal, but I definitely wouldn't recommend to anyone for anything other than drinks.

Unusual items on the menu, food was delicious. Spinach asparagus dip with pita bread was delicious! Service was very good. Our server was on top of checking on us.

The food is delicious! My family and I have yet to order something we did not like. The atmosphere is quirky and artsy, fitting perfectly with the aesthetic beautiful Fountain Square. Pure Eatery is one of our favorite places to dine in Indy.