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.

Food, attitude...look of the place...ALL good. i will return. i do\encourage tipping. thanx.read more

Unfortunately, I did not try the food however it looked amazing. I had already eaten and looking at…read moreother people's food. Makes me definitely wanna come back. Especially the hamburgers! They look amazing. I had been at an art show across the street and my friend had come over and got a coffee and I asked her where she got her coffee so we came back across the street to Tiny's. I got my coffee in to go cup but we did sit around there for a while. My friend and I thought I had amazing atmosphere and it's such a cute place. All the staff was extremely friendly and I like the fact that there was a good mixture of all types of people from all walks of life in there. Gave me a nice neighborhood feel I will definitely be back to try the food! I gave this four stars cause I haven't tried the food but once I try the food, I'll report back and change my review

This is a new location for this Fluid. They moved from across the street. This location is…read morebigger, light and bright. Great staff. I always loved their coffee concoctions but amazingly I found I absolutely love their drip coffee! They roast their own beans. I do not like most coffee shops black coffee, but this is great! Come in, sit and relax with coffee, matcha, tea. Enjoy!

Why go anywhere else for coffee? Really crushes it every time. Every location is consistent.read more

I've been going for years. Everything is great. Things are fresh and tasty. You need to get there…read moreearly. Things disappear quick. *****

Cafe 339 is a small cute little diner. They had nice Christmas decorations up, and it looked very…read morepleasant. he drove out from Sharonville because their yelp reviews said they had Kona coffee. Let me tell you the coffee is a star so many times I'll go into a place and I don't like the coffee. here it is delicious. It reminds me of a place back home that we used to go to before they closed. So as far as checkboxes go, I've been checking a lot of them here they have Texas toast. They have homemade potatoes not that frozen store-bought garbage they have friendly weight staff and a lot of regulars. That's a good sign when you're looking at a breakfast spot. We have it for a skillet with the usual sausage, bacon, onions, homemade potatoes, etc. I also ordered Texas toast and the sausage gravy on the side. The food came within 10 minutes. It was piping hard and religious. We split it so they had it into separate plates, which was a very nice touch as I've gotten older. I appetite is not what it used to be so it's plenty of food to share with my wife . It came with three eggs, which was very generous. I ordered over medium and they came out. Perfect I ordered potatoes crispy and that's how they came out. Perfect. Everything was delicious. I don't normally get five stars on reviews, but they've earned it. This is a great place I just wish they were closer. It's about a 25 minute drive but it's well worth the drive Not a bad drive either. It's a cute little spot in the coffee is just delicious. I'm excited to try it for lunch as the cook Dimitri is Greek. I wonder if he makes any Greek specialties like moussaka . So let's recap delicious Kona, coffee a variety of creamers and jellies on the table red gold ketchup, and Cholula hot sauce. Prices are inexpensive. Food is delicious. Service is impeccable five stars.

Quaint, locally owned breakfast spot. Food is fresh, owner…read moreand staff greet you warmly. Food was hot, delicious and prompt. Large groups (more than 6) might be tight, seating is limited.

Welcoming space, great coffee, and staff who are always friendly. Better than a Star*ucks any day.read more

The grind house is a very hip but local coffee house. The menu has several food options sandwich's…read moreand breakfast. Closes at 7pm how great is that!!!! I can get my late night coffee fix. The employees are very nice but they were so crowded and the food orders pushed the coffee order back a bit!!!! No where to wait for your order just get out of the way LOL! Very community conscious

Good service and pretty decent drinks. While my wife and daughters have their own opinions about…read morewhat to order, I recommend the Crème' Brûlée!

This the best bubble tea you can get at Northwest Indiana. They have not only tea options but also…read moresmoothies, coffee, church's, and waffles. There's a wide selection of topping one can add like egg pudding(don't knock it til u try it). Additionally, the Boba itself is AMAZIMG. It's nice chewy and warm especially when they first make it. It's probably the best because they make it CORRECTLY. Like no packages or anything. The service is so nice. The girls that work there remember the locals and their favorite drinks. They also talk to their customers but not in like a customer servicey way, like a friend. The decorations are also very pretty, like theres umbrellas hanging from the ceilings. Its just very calming. They also have a big tv and play music ranging from bad bunny to kpop. Its a great way to unwind after school. I recommend it for anyone who wants good boba. Be aware there can be a wait sometimes, but it is worth it. Also i am i talking bout the Portage location.​

Got off the interstate at the beginning of a tornado and they had to let us in pushed open the…read moredoors against the wind and rain There were about 30 people huddled in the back. Starbucks had a lantern. Little kids and older people all together until the storm stopped. Trees down and lots of water in the parking lot. Very grateful for this Starbucks! They all deserve a paid day off!!

Like Val S. has said elsewhere here, we pulled off 94 when tornado sirens were rampant (we did not…read moremeet her during this stop as far as I can tell, but we were all in the building together). We got in the door in a rainstorm and right after us they locked up the store (but continued to let in others who arrived in peril). The power had not yet gone out but would shortly. Staff could not use the register or serve Starbucks products, but they made sure everyone who wanted it had ice water. The power went out and a tornado definitely ran right by us when we were all huddled inside, many in the bathrooms but most clustered in the back to avoid windows. Some people were ducking out to take videos and brought them back to us in the bathrooms - yikes. Definitely a tornado, and thankfully no one was hurt. I have to say I can't think of a better group of people to go through that with - both fellow customers and staff. The manager was at the top of her game, very efficient and kind. All employees were checking on everyone and had to quiet a few panic attacks which they did quite well. We actually stayed longer than we needed to because talking to the staff was so much fun. The area was completely devastated by the storm, we discovered. This was on August 11, 2026, and we made sure to stop by and check on everyone when we came back the other way on August 15. Unfortunately the entire area was still without power and there was a lot of brush and debris still. Will definitely make this a regular stop whenever we're on 94!

Quaint corner coffe shop with a conscious, free library and food donation boxes. Inside local…read morecraftpersons sell goods. They also collect goods needed in the community (check the "week's needs" on the black board). They brew kindness & community love. Check it out.

I've had a few of their drinks and they have all been delicious. I can't wait to try more.read more