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.

First time coming here and it's a cute cozy spot. They recommend the tiramisu latte which was…read moreamazing and we also got the cinnamon crunch latte which was also good, we really wanted to try their carrot cake latte but they were sold out will definitely come back. The service was great the lady that took our order was really nice

Bodega in Crown Point, IN was such a cute little spot! The space is on the smaller side, so it…read morecould feel pretty tight when busy, but overall we had a good experience. I tried the Fruity Pebbles iced latte, which was essentially a white mocha with Fruity Pebbles cold foam. It didn't really taste like Fruity Pebbles to me, and the drink was definitely more cold foam-heavy with the cereal sprinkled on top. The rest of my group tried the honey vanilla iced latte, which was better once mixed, but had a bit of a unique flavor that we weren't sure was from the honey. One friend even thought the espresso had a slightly off taste, although I personally didn't notice it. The space itself was clean, cute, and had some fun offerings--from seasoned deviled eggs to seasonal drinks and gift items. It's also attached to a salon that's basically a one-stop shop, which I thought was such a fun concept! Overall, definitely a decent spot to check out if you're in the area. As an out-of-town girly, though, I probably wouldn't make it my first choice next time I'm in Crown Point, but I'm glad we stopped in and gave it a try!

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, bread and donuts are amazing!!! So full of flavor and just the perfect fluff This bakery is…read moreworth coming to.

Likely the best bakery in the region. While a little pricey, the quality is excellent. They do have…read morespecials on some unsold items occasionally that improve value, and these items are still excellent when I tried them. They give a free small cup of coffee with an order, which is a bonus. The clerks are real nice, especially Kathy.

This is actually a review for their location at the Dunes. This is a really nice treat my kids…read morealways look forward to before we leave the Dunes. It's a classic soft serve style ice cream shop with dipped cones, sundaes, shakes, banana splits, and mixers (theirs are called "hurricanes") with many different candy options. Plenty of syrup options to mix and match with your sundae or shake. So tasty after a sunny day at the beach! It's hard to say no! I love that they converted the old pavillion building at the Indiana Dunes into a foodservice area with a full service restaurant upstairs, a cafeteria style place and coffee bar/bar downstairs, and this great ice cream shop along the side.

Barely serving a large waffle cone for $5 bucks!. They dont fill it up like a mountain and just…read morebeing cheap and unwelcome experience especially as a Hispanic guy. This place sucks better off go to Dairy Queen. Big waste of money.

I've been coming to this Dairy Queen for most of my life. It was good years ago. This location…read moreseems like they don't care to be a part of the DQ franchise. They don't participate in the rewards program. I ordered a blizzard. It wasn't filled to the top. It lacked snickers. Half of it was vanilla ice cream. Although I love DQ ice cream, I wanted a blizzard. They do have a nice patio outside to eat at tables & benches. The last time I was there, they didn't have any signage for specials or seasonal items. I'll probably go out of my way for a better DQ next time.

Ordered a Fruity Pebbles Shake and Reese Peanut Butter Cup Blizzard they were both consistent with…read moreDairy Queen quality. This location does not support the Dairy Queen Rewards program or app. Also, their receipts do not offer online surveys like other locations that reward you with a Dilly Bar for participating in a survey. It is a clean store with indoor and outdoor seating. We were the only people in the store at the time so service was speedy. I will choose to go to another Dairy Queen next time that participates in the rewards program.

Honestly, this might be my new overall fave coffeeshop in the region. Crown Point is about a half…read morehour drive for me, but it was worth it to give this place a try. My husband had the Doncaster - Salted Butterscotch Oat Draft Cold Brew, and I had the Voodoo - Peanut Butter Chocolate Espresso Latte ($6.50 each). Both were very tasty although my husband's needed a good stir since a lot of the flavoring had settled at the bottom. I was looking at the paper menu when I ordered, so I thought the Gold Rush ($9) was a really interesting bagel when it's actually a bowl of oatmeal. A bit disappointing. My husband had the Avocado Toast ($9), a solid breakfast option. The interior is very nice with ample seating. Can't wait to make it out to CP again and have another opportunity for coffee at Fluid.

Another amazing visit to my favorite NWI coffee shop. They always hit the mark and today was no…read moreexception.

I live near here and honestly never have an issue here. The lines are long at times but that tells…read moreme this place is doing something right.

I'm a lifelong DQ fan, but had the worst experience ever yesterday at this DQ (7/13/24 5pm)…read more I was having a great day with my little nephew, and decided to treat him to a DQ. Little did I know it would ruin our day. I simply ordered my favorite blizzard -- a chocolate brownie extreme -- the same one I've order dozens of times over the years. However, the blizzard arrives and is clearly made wrong. It looks totally vanilla and not at all like a chocolate brownie extreme. I react confused because I thought they gave me the wrong item. I'm standing there kindly asking about it trying to clarify, until... this young woman (brunette, long hair) who appears to be maybe a manager(?) just starts giving me all kinds of attitude. She repeatedly blames ME for not ordering it with chocolate ice cream. I'm kind of shocked, not only because I'm still trying to figure out what's going on, but that this woman (who, ironically, seems to have been a manager/type?) gives me all this attitude. I mean, come on... it's just a blizzard. If your customer isn't happy, just simply make remake it, right? I was especially surprised because there's only one other customer in the store. It wasn't like the place was slammed and the team was stressed. Eventually, I had to put my foot down asking to remake it (because at this point I'm now angry about all the unnecessary attitude too). She then mumbles something I couldn't hear, but that makes the team all snicker and chuckle. She then proceeds to make the most awful, mud-like deep chocolate blizzard I've ever seen. Throws at me and says "have a nice day." Wow. Anyway... I'm not one to write reviews, but this ruined an otherwise great day I was having with my nephew, because he kept asking questions, literally saying "I can't stop thinking about DQ" for hours afterward. Again, the place was empty. And by the looks of other reviews written here, I'm clearly not the only one to have a crappy visit! Whoever owns this DQ would be wise to replace this young woman with someone who understands customer experience 101.