Eagle's Nest - Indianapolis

Fantastic service! Maria was amazing and I loved having her as a server. The manager was amazing and the hospitality of him was elegant!

We loved it. From the food to the view, and the wait stuff everything was amazing. Can't think you enough for a wonderful evening

Greatest time! Romantic, excellent food and great service! The salted caramel bread was the best!

The food here is absolutely amazing! It was my first time here. The view is incredible also and I love how it spins while you eat. I had the prime rib and it was absolutely incredible. The caramel chocolate cake is fantastic as well. The service was very fast and extremely friendly. Great place!

Good food/views/service. On a recent trip to Indy we went to two restaurants, The Eagle's Nest and 1913.<br/ <br/ The Eagle's Nest is atop the Hyatt Hotel and it is a rotating restaurant. We've been going to lots of top floor restaurants lately in our travels and I must say that this one has the best view, even if it wasn't as tall as Carriage Insignia in Detroit or The Signature Room (95th floor in Chicago. The Signature Room, for instance, has in fact, bad tables. I think every table at TEN had the same, wonderful, view (and hey, it revolves! <br/ <br/ Service was very good from the hostess to the many staff who attended to our needs. Everyone was pleasant and attentive. I never wanted for refills. We felt very welcome and were well cared for.<br/ <br/ I had the crab crusted halibut and french onion soup. Soup was excellent (as was the bread basket . I would have liked a large portion perhaps. The Halibut was very good, it also came with roasted potatoes, diced, and a bed of wilted spinach. The spinach was perhaps the only miss, it was spinach, it needed to be creamed spinach, maybe some feta, something. It was plain.<br/ <br/ My wife had the duck breast, which was very good (I know, I finished it, the benefits of marriage . It came with some mashed potatoes which were also bland. <br/ <br/ We both had and liked our desserts. <br/ <br/ Worst part? The chairs and tables. The chairs are incredibly low, and I'm 6'5, there was no way for me to sit comfortably. Making it worse, the table bases are very large, square, and 2-3 inches high. so the chairs are short, and the table bases artificially raise up the floor, there was no room for my legs. My wife had the opposite problem. The chairs being so short she was lower than she liked to the table. I really liked this restaurant, but if I were to change something, I would get all new tables and chairs. <br/ <br/ That.... and I would season the sides better (my spinach, wife's potatoes . The main parts of each dish were excellent though, and the service was A+. <br/ <br/ Now a comparison. We also got a bottle of wine, the exact same wine bottle we got at 1913 two days earlier, I mean the exact same. We paid $40 for this bottle at The Eagle's Nest, we paid $48 for it at 1913. 1913 is just off a hotel lobby on the ground floor, The Eagle's Nest rotates on the floor, I expect to pay a view premium at a restaurant like TEN, but that our wine was cheaper than at 1913. So, for what it is, TEN appears to have value.