Coat Check Coffee - Indianapolis

This location is much nicer than provider, if you’ve been there, in my opinion. Very spacious if you want to social distance), and just lovely. Far less crowded. Practically identical menu to Provider. Upcharge for oat milk $0.75) on an already $7 latte. Good vegan options — I have yet to see any of the things like Mac n’ cheese or such, but all of the restaurants from this group tend to have the same menu — a vegan breakfast sandwich with just egg, cheese, sausage, a pesto vegan sandwich, and then the shmears on bialys bagel like bread) which can all be veganized — lox, garden and chive. I do find the lox bagel disappointing, it’s just some strips of carrot mixed in? I was expecting like proper carrot lox. Still love this place though the food is delicious. Updated from previous review on 2022-01-15

Can’t believe this wasn’t on Happy Cow until now! I found Coat Check passing through Indy on a road trip. For a city that isn’t the most vegan friendly, this menu is SO amazing. I only had their coffee (lime leaf latte with oat milk and my bf got the chocolate latte with oat milk) — both were SO good. If their food matches their drinks, this is the place to go. Menu is mostly vegan and clearly labeled. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable about their menu.

Came here before heading to the airport for a quick breakfast. Coffee is good and seems like they have several plant milk options. 2 vegan sandwiches and vegan cream cheese are available. I got the vegan pesto and it was delicious. Staff was friendly and quick Shop can be hard to find, but I love how they styled the place

This is definitely a splurge at $21 for a sandwich and an iced latte. Fancy latte, though. Pistachio syrup with a squeeze and garnish of lemon. Sandwich was tasty. Bread was like a croissant/bagel hybrid; pepper jelly was a nice touch; cheese, sausage and Just Egg satisfactory. Beautiful seating area, though a little dark away from the large windows.

Nice little area to go for brunch and hang with some friends. They share some of the same things from Landlocked bakery but you should also go early before the pastries run out.