H2o Sushi & Wine Llc

Our recent visit was one of my best Indy-area dining experiences ever. All of the food, from starters through deserts, was made from fresh ingredients and was thoughtfully prepared. The home made ice creams were among the best I've ever had. Owners/chefs Eli and Nicole appear to have taken this Indy favorite to even higher levels. It's not inexpensive, but top quality seldom is. more

Has always been the best in town - new owners Eli & Nicole Anderson have brought a fresh feel with added cooked fish and the best desserts in town! Also try the Saki-tinis along with expanded wine list. Great place to hang out - Eli is an artist in food and Nicole will 'wow' you with her original ice creams, cookies, and other unique menu items from soup to desserts. Great people - good times! Bring your friends that think they don't like sushi - They will leave a fan! Pros: Best fish in town, Fun to watch @ bar, Friendly staff Cons: Small parking lot more

I'm a frequent traveller and travel to many cities in the US where I sample some of the best cuisines. But I have to say that my recent dining experience at H2O Sushi was one of the best. The toro tartare (similar to tuna tartare) was delectable and the oysters were the freshest and most tasty although they were a little small. The contemporary metal chopsticks were a little tricky as I tried to get eat every morsel off my plate. The sushi was fresh and good. I can't wait to go back. Pros: Excellent, fresh food, Friendly service Cons: , Small parking lot more

H2O has the best sushi I've ever had. I like to sit at the bar to watch the chefs. If I ask, they come up with items not on the menu - what fun! And the desserts are wonderful. Pros: yummy, reasonable Cons: tight parking more

This place is best described by calling it the PF Changs of Japenese restaurants. If your familiar with PF Changs you'll probably understand. It is decorated in a contemporary style, very nice, definately not in a japanese style. In fact this is an all americain restaurant in every way except that they serve sushi. Nice place, nice decorations. Die hard sushi traditionalists beware: They serve their miso with a spoon. The fish was good, and they go out of their way to make the place feel spacious (they waste a lot of open space doing this). And they serve ONLY sushi, so if you have anyone in your group that isn't a sushi fan, this isn't the place to go. All the fish was good quality. Pros: Nice environment, good sushi Cons: Not traditional, expensive more