Indigenous Eats
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Delicious Indian tacos and fry bread. My sister mom and I just had lunch here and it was delicious.
Service was super friendly, genuine, The delicious frybread light and airy.
The ambience is incredibly unique as native artworks are being shown on the wall and tv, and there is traditional music being played. Will be returning for some fresh frybread.
I had the powwow burger it was delicious 😋
My boyfriend + I just got done grabbing lunch here at indigenous eats + it was perfect. I got the ground beef indian taco while he ordered a powwow burger — it was his first time trying one + he gave it a 10/10. I’m Native American, so the bar is set high with indian tacos but Indigenous Eats hit the spot every single time. We’d highly recommend everybody to check out their store at riverfront. Aries + Tariq had the best customer service as well + we enjoyed talking to them...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 6PM |
Indigenous Eats is a restaurant that offers delicious and memorable meals. Their dessert is particularly praised as the best by at least one customer. The local fry bread, including the Handhelds such as the Powwow burger and Chicken Dance Sandwich, are worth trying. The restaurant is noted for being accommodating even when busy, and the atmosphere is described as open mall seating. Customers appreciate the fresh ingredients, such as the thickly diced onions and abundant lettuce and tomato. The huckleberry fry bread is recommended for a splurge. Recent reviews highlight the friendly and helpful service, with great vegetarian options like the Gatherer vegetarian taco on fry bread, which is large and satisfying. The restaurant also offers dishes with Buffalo meat and huckleberry fry bread, and parking includes Littlestreet parking and a nearby college parking garage with some free spots. Overall, Indigenous Eats remains a popular choice for tasty, hearty meals in a casual mall setting.