Decided to check this tea shop out since they have some interesting options. I got the electric…read moresunrise with regular boba, matcha milk tea with boba, and a matcha Swiss roll. The electric sunrise is good, but since it's Grapefruit just know it's on the more sour side. The matcha milk tea I got with less sugar. This one tasted good and was my favorite. The Swiss roll is decent, but you can't taste the matcha all that much. The service was great when I went. The lady put my drink in 2 small cups after the picture for the electric sunrise since my son was drinking it but didn't want boba. The store was also quite quiet. But I went about an hour before closing. If you want to try some unique flavors, this is a tea place to try. I will definitely be going back to try other flavors in the future.

Came here because a friend recommended it. The place is cute, but the service was really slow. I…read moreordered a latte, and it was fine, but nothing special. The price is a bit high for what you get. I'd come back if I had no other options, but it's not my first choice.,

Insanely expensive for absolutely no reason, corn syrup pumped flavors spread across a menu…read moreprimarily sponsored by caramel and white chocolate, I thought of McDonald's and Dunkin's awkward surprise baby. Farmhouse is wildly out of touch to charge an additional buck twenty for nondairy milk, imagine Wendy's and Panera Bread pricing lattes over eight bucks. We all tried our best assuming some exquisite roast and well pulled shots. But satisfaction to the java, let me remind the jury is double the cost it should be. No restroom, a small and at least pleasantly staffed espresso hobby farm, but certainly no place I could recommend even for the desperately caffeine deficient. Grab a two dollar can of Stök at the Dollar General a block away!

I would really consider changing the coffee packaging... it's disturbing and upsetting…read more the AI generated dog in particular has WWII uniform reminiscent of Germany. Even beyond that, the packaging gave a sickening feeling and makes the shop feel cheap. The uniform mistake in particular makes it feel like no attention was given to the shop. if it's too expensive to find an artist, which it really shouldn't be with the price of the drinks, even a cute doodle would be better.

I'm a big fan of local coffee shops and Sip is one of the best options in NW Indiana. Love all the…read moreeccentric furniture and collection of artwork. And most importantly, their coffee is excellent. I usually order a Cortado, but you can't go wrong with anything on their drink menu.

Insanely expensive, I'm all for maximizing cost but that also means sharing value with consumers. I…read morenoticed my eight dollar matcha was thrown together from a tub of green powder. Have a hunch no ceremonial grade used here despite the royal cost, feels very weird noticing both here and Farmhouse tourist trap dollar signs without one typical espresso shop treat to match. Only tricks, tasted like a five dollar drink, very sweet and offering the typical muddy tea bite, I'm sure Panera Bread could match the quality for even cheaper. That's when I become a bit odd and make sure expectations are leveled because getting close to ten bucks for any Java House drink demands crafted ingredients. House made syrups are the minimum, superior bean and tea sourcing, and a refined balanced beverage that tingles and sings through the taste buds. Neither of those three showed up here. Service was fine, atmosphere old wood and enjoyable, and street parking all over do make this a better option for food I'd imagine than drinks.

Friendly Service. Cute Cafe/ Diner. This time We Started out with the ham and bean soup ("to die…read morefor") and had the meatloaf mashed potatoes and green beans. It's the closest I've come to making my own and a lot quicker LOl We finished it off with a slice of pumpkin pie and strawberry shortcake for dessert. Check out the menu. I still haven't tried everything but we're working on it. Just reading it makes my mouth water.

stopped for lunch. the place is a mess. crap sitting everywhere. after ordering we sat for over 30…read moreminutes. everything we ordered they were out of. even Iced tea. we gave up and left. do not waste your time.

Such a welcoming vibe and energy flowing through Grindhouse Cafe. I loved the inside and the decor…read more When I stopped by, there was a small crowd. I can tell this is a special place to locals in the area. I saw a flyer on the wall for an event being hosted there showing that this is more than just a cafe - it's a place where the community gathers. I ordered the Iced Coffee with Carmel and White Chocolate flavors and Almond Milk. It was very good. My barista helped me through my order offering to adjust it if needed to my liking. I didn't have to because it was so darn tasty.

My new coffee stop when driving through the Region on 80! close to the highway, many many teas,…read moremany sandwiches, breakfast stops at 10:30. Cozy back room that would be perfect for homework or a board game. V pleasant staff. Chipotle mayo

Wow I am so amazing by this space. Skylar was so kind and had a delightful energy. Inside, there…read moreare so many wholesome goods and the music was on point. I was passing through Gary from Chicago to go to the Dunes and I'll definitely stop by here again whenever I visit. I worked at the cafe for a few hours and couldnt help but get quite a few things. I saw a lot of regulars pass through and it seems like a great space for community connection. If I lived here, I'd be a regular. Apparently they used to do yoga and other classes, I hope theyre able to start those again. I got ashwaganda, all natural deodorant and toothpaste, the chicken panini, and iron woman. I sampled a concentrate gummy. The iron woman tasted strong from the beets which i didnt mind but it might be a bit much for ppl who havent had beets before. I'm glad it tasted powerful. The chicken panini was nice n fresh. Not particularly special flavor wise, it tasted great with hot sauce haha. I was recommended the chicken sandwich and Wed cauliflower deal but wasnt in the mood for fried food and usually a panini always hits the spot for me. I love the moringa toothpaste i got and the deodorant i'm still feeling out how well it works.

Love that this is a dining option in Gary. I get the Rocky Road Smoothie ($6.75) every time I go. I…read moreordered the Vegan Crispy Chicken Salad ($12) last time I was there. I wish they had online ordering to streamline the process better. They close at 4, and the last order taken is at 3:20, so it isn't easy to make regular visits happen.

Love me some rainbow cone. Stopped in here because a friend told us about the Original Rainbow…read moreCone ice cream sandwiches. I picked up a sleeve of 4 for $18.99. They sell for $5.99 individually. The ice cream sandwiches did not disappoint. The original rainbow cone ice cream sandwich is the rainbow ice cream sandwiched between two sugar cookies. The inside was clean and cool. The parking lot was kind of tricky and tight. There did not appear to be enough room to get around someone if they were ordering at the drive thru and the parking lot on the opposite side seemed a little tight with high curbs.

Cute rainbow cone location. Getting in here is difficult…read moreoff of busy RT.30. Also, when you pull in, the first entrance is actually only an exit, drive to the back to go in. Although you can only park in the back or on the side. Tight spots. Be careful with other traffic. Lots to choose from these days. Not just the original rainbow cone. Seems that they all have this big menu selection. We got the 4 pack of ice cream sandwiches for $18.99. Otherwise they are $5.99 apiece. The girls working were nice.

Id give 0 stars if I could - 3x I sent my order back - no offense but I get if someone makes a…read moremistake - we all do sometimes. But when you have to send your order back / and ask for the items you already paid for but were not given to you..... how stupid and incompetent do you have to be. I didn't ask for anything other than what was exactly on the menu. Go back to school or soemthing.

This Biggby features a nice repurposing of what seems like an old oil change place, complete with a…read morecouple of little seating nooks and garage doors with windows in the front. We asked for whole milk for our beverages and they didn't have any. I was thinking about a matcha latte but it wasn't on the menu board. I decided on a mint green tea latte, hot.They gave me a large drink even though I asked for a small one, and based on the price I think we were charged for a big one as well. The latte had vanilla syrup in it I believe, and it reminded me a bit of how shamrock shakes used to taste in the 80s. Nice! I'd order it again, in a smaller size, and I'd sit in one of the books and enjoy my drink.