Paragon Family Restaurant (Indianapolis)
Recently I was in Indianapolis for a wedding. Since my new goal is to go to a new diner in every state, it was a perfect time to try a diner in Indiana. There aren’t a lot of diners in Indianapolis, but I managed to find one. While it doesn’t have “diner” in the name, it’s still a diner. The Paragon Family Restaurant looks, feels, and tastes like a diner.
Paragon Family Restaurant Atmosphere: B
The Paragon Family Restaurant is located on the corner in a small strip mall. There is plenty of parking. The inside of the Paragon Family Restaurant has two full rooms with plenty of booths and tables. It lacks a regular bar to sit. They don’t have advertising placemats, but instead, the entire table top is filled with advertisements. It’s a pretty cool way to save paper.
Paragon Family Restaurant Coffee: B
The coffee at the Paragon Family Restaurant was brewed hot and fresh, and I have no complaints. The waitress refilled it often. There was nothing particularly good or bad about it.
Paragon Family Restaurant Food: A
The Paragon Family Resturant menu has several options like any diner. They serve all-day breakfast, plus lunch, and dinner. A few Paragon Family Restaurant menu items that stuck out to me were:
- The skillets served with cheddar cheese, topped with 2 eggs
- The sandwiches served with american fries
- Omelets served with American fries, toast
- Pancakes and several griddle options served with 2 eggs
- Poached eggs topped with hollandaise sauce served with home fries
It wouldn’t be my first choice if you are trying to eat healthy as it’s typical of a small town, diner.
I decided to order the Mexican Skillet. It came with green peppers, onions, jalapeno peppers, chorizo, eggs, sausage, topped with cheese. It also came with either two pancakes or 2 biscuits, and I chose the biscuits.
The food itself was good but filling. I haven’t had a Mexican skillet in a long time, but it was filling. I like spicy foods and appreciated how spicy it was without being overpowering. The biscuits were good too, and they were some of my favorite diner biscuits.
Paragon Family Restaurant Service: A
The waitress was friendly and kind, and the food came out fast. It was a great experience.
Paragon Family Restaurant Cost:
For my skillet and coffee, the coffee it was $14.
Overall Thoughts/Summary of the Paragon Family Restaurant:
I liked the Paragon Family Restaurant, and if I were in the area, I would go back. It’s a great option with plenty of choices.
Atmosphere: B
Coffee: B
Food: A
Service: A
Cost: $5-12
Paragon Family Restaurant Overall: B
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Questions for you:
Have you tried a breakfast skillet before? Did you like it?
Do you like spicy food?
Looks yummy! My husband is from Indy so I’ll have to see if he or his family has ever tried this diner! Hope you had a great day!