G Simone's

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  I wanted this to end up being a better review because I really enjoy their sister restaurant, Plum's Upper Room, but alas I had to grade down because of the service.  We went mid morning to get breakfast on a Saturday and got a table right away.  It is a small place with room for only about 15 inside and a few more out front, but they had 4 staff and they did not seem to be working together very well.  We ordered the croissant egg sandwich, one with ham and one with bacon and it took 20 to 25 minutes for it to be served which was much more than I was expecting from a small restaurant with ample staff.  
  The saving grace (that got them a 3 star score) was the food.  The fresh squeezed OJ was great and the sandwiches were also very good.

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  Posted on 05.28.12 Adam P.

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  Grilled cheese.... not that exciting right. but i swear this was the best grilled cheese of my life! The addition of smokey bacon, fresh tomatoes and touch of hot sauce turned it into a over the top sandwich. I wasnt crazy about the bread used, grilled cheese SHOULD be on some kind of white but it was still really stinkin good!
  They have a great list of craft beers and a breakfast menu, where i did not try everything sounded good.
  The place is darling inside, i even went into the "cellar" to use the restroom and was amazed at how cozy they made a basement feel.
  
  I really feel this is a must try when you are in Zionsville

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  Posted on 10.02.11 cary e.

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  Had lunch here yesterday. One of the BEST & Unique Burgers in Zionsville. I had the Brie Burger and it was AWESOME! I will definitely be back.
  
  They have indoor seating & outdoor seating; along with a "Cellar" downstairs seating which is very cozy and comfortable. Nice little whole in the wall in Zionsville!

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  Posted on 08.17.11 Clay W.

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  This was my first time visiting G Simone's so I when I entered, I wasn't sure weather they would serve me or I would order an seat myself.
  
  It's very informal and everything is made to order with fresh ingredients.
  Makes me hungry again.
  
  It's very much set up like a European or Early American Bistro with the kitchen at the back of the room.  It's a small place.  The kitchen makes the room warm.
  
  The omelet was perfect.  The coffee was fantastic.
  
  I went downstairs to use the restroom and found a cool, and eclectic lounge.
  
  I will return to try G Simone again.

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  Posted on 07.21.11 Conrad P.

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  Just returned to G Simone's to find new decor and a new menu.  I'm really excited about the new, expanded menu.  Had an amazing truffle omelet for breakfast and am looking forward to going back for a curry egg salad sandwich.  Not crazy about the decor. I miss the substantial wood tables.  The new (laminate top) tables allow for more seating, but it changes the atmosphere from European country to... I don't know...slightly more downscale bistro? The new, dark color scheme might make it a nicer dinner/evening place but it's a little bit of a downer for breakfast/lunch/brunch in the Village. I'll be back for sure and if you didn't know the former decor you wouldn't miss it, I guess.  I learned there is a wine bar in the basement but I've never been.  Can't wait to check it out (if I can figure out the hours).

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  Posted on 04.19.11 Jill R.

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