The vibes and open spaces are incredible. They were conscientious and kind when I needed a place to…read morepray in private and I met the most interesting people here! Love the atmosphere and the variety of seating options. It can be cozy or serious! I visited years ago when it was above Please and Thank You and love this bigger location and the decor and style here even more!

Story Louisville: Where Big Ideas Go to Work…read more If you're looking for a coworking space that actually fuels your creativity and keeps you inspired, Story Louisville is IT. From the moment you walk in, it feels like your goals just got a little louder--and a lot more possible. The space? Modern, vibrant, and full of natural light--basically a Pinterest board come to life. But the real magic is in the people. Whether you're a solopreneur, a creative, or building the next big thing, Story surrounds you with a community of motivated, collaborative, and wildly supportive humans. Owned by powerhouse Natalia Bishop, the mission here is clear: build a space where women, creatives, and visionaries can thrive. Whether you're coworking for the day or hosting a big event, Story brings the energy and the resources. Final word? Story Louisville isn't just a place to work--it's a place to grow. Book a tour, bring your laptop, and get ready to write your next chapter.

This library is close to my workplace, I came to collect the passport for 2025-2026 Books and Brew…read more The building is a pretty good size being hidden away in the neighborhood, it looks old on the outside but, newer on the inside. I go in and I don't see the Passports for Books and Brews, one of the librarians actually had to go get it for me, I also asked kindly for stamp and received one. It accidentally bleed through (the stamp) she was kind enough to offer another one but, I told her it was ok no need. I do like this library but, I may go here just because it's close to work.

This has a great setup for Storytime. We came for an older teen book though. Lovely quiet area.read more

Good atmosphere and I like the rotating menu items. Every barista has been friendly and fast with…read moremy order. I like the Sugar Cookie Latte I get it extra sweet and hot. The ham and cheese panini is good too!

First time in Etown, and of course I had to try a coffee shop. This place was large, it had two…read moreconjoining rooms both with seating. I ordered a cappuccino and my partner ordered a cold brew. If I hadn't already eaten, I would have snagged a pastry from the case. Coffees were tasty, service was quick and friendly. Due to size and seating options, this place would be perfect for a group meet up.

What a gem! I was…read morefinally able to visit Mickey's during a recent girls weekend in New Albany. Coffee + books -- what's not to love! This small shop boasts an expertly curated selection of used books, arranged by type around the space. I ended up going with "Blink" by Malcolm Gladwell and "The Library Book" by Susan Orlean. Both weren't more than $8. I also got a chai tea to go. This is such a cozy shop. If we had more time to spend, I would have pulled up a chair and enjoyed my time here some more. I also loved seeing the fun customers in this shop. Some were talking. Some reading. It is a great community space. Again, a gem. Looking forward to supporting it more!

Delicious bagel sandwiches at reasonable prices, interesting teas and coffee drinks. And books…read more Lots of books! Although they are used, there's a good number of recent bestsellers mixed in. We came for lunch and left with full stomachs and shopping bags.

Super cute, versatile spot to grab a coffee, work, or relax with a kid. I met a group of friends…read moreand don't really like coffee. The staff was super helpful offering different drink options.

This is a cute little coffee shop within minutes to Dixie highway. Since I love to explore local…read moreshops and do business with local shops, I instantly fell in love with this place. Their pricing is in the average range and their staff and customer service was amazing. They have great options. I am not sure if they have vegan options. I missed looking for that. They have nice little multiple spaces to sit and drink coffee or you can take out too. I especially loved their Pistachio tea cake. It was delish!!!!! This is a great coffee place and if I ever visit Florence, I will go back again. They are family friendly and business casual. They have parking right in front of their shop.

I have always been helped very quickly when visiting this library branch. All the employees are…read morevery helpful and able to answer my questions.

What a beautiful newer library! My kids and I visited on Saturday for the Penguin Party…read more And while the line was too long to see the actual penguins, we got to partake of crafts and other activities, all the while admiring this thoughtful space. The exterior is futuristic, definitely not giving the vibes of a stuffy library. And the kids space really impressed me. The shelves are shorter, easier for little hands to grab books and there are all sorts of kid-size reading nooks to climb into. That is one thing that really stood out -- smaller spaces carved into the large indoor area of this library. Even with a horde of children running around, I saw several adults able to find spots to quietly enjoy a book. Parking may be a bit of a challenge for big events; we had to park across the street at the Target. But on normal days I bet the lot is easy to access. What a jewel of a space!

Coffee Shop No. 421 Hopscotch Coffee & Kitchen…read moreBloomington, ID September 26, 2024 The beauty of a cortado is it can be enjoyed quietly on your own or with good friends. On this particular outing a friend was eager to take my husband and I to his favorite coffee shop in his hometown of Bloomington, ID. Hopscotch Coffee & Kitchen sits right in along the Bloomington Rail Trail. The setting of the cafe is calm, inviting, and simple. A large porch welcomes you to the shop; it's obviously a local favorite. When you enter the shop the coffee bar is to the right, comfortable couch seating along with work tables and cafe tables are to the left. If you want something more than a coffee and a treat there is a restaurant towards the back on your left. The cortado was delicious and the company was priceless. I hope you're able to share a cortado with someone soon. It's a good way to turn something ordinary into something special. Enjoying life one cortado at a time!

The service is impeccable. The baristas are lovely and very helpful! The vibes were definitely…read morecollege town, so as someone who was just visiting the city, I felt nostalgic to my old college years, haha. I don't know if it was a bad batch or what, but my latte wasn't great. I think it was the syrup. It didn't really taste like maple syrup at all. It was kind of metallic-y in a way. I would be interested in trying some of their other house made syrups if I'm in the area!

Beautiful grounds, interesting history. Lovely trails we purchased a tour for 11$, totally worth…read moreit! The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and offered plenty of time for questions! The gift shop is super cute as well. Highly recommend.

The staff was very friendly, professional. Young man who was…read morethe tour guide was refreshing. Quite knowledgeable of every aspect of Steele's history. Didnt sound like a script, was very clear and learned, spoke as if in a conversation at your home, but he knew dates, and details of the period of the Steele's legacy. Ive worked at museums all of my life and was quite impressed. We attended in the winter but will return when the weather is much warmer, so to enjoy the grounds.

Another perfect Sunday morning at Nook and Nowhere. This time I tried their ham sandwich which was…read morevery rich. Lots of bubbling cheese on top, a nice tang on the dijon mustard, and high quality bread and ham. I might wait a little later in the afternoon to eat this next time, as it is a bit heavier than I was expecting and slightly greasy, though yummy. I really loved my rose mockatil with lemon, sugar, and bitters. A tiny bit sweeter than bitter, but very refreshing on a warm morning, particularly if you are enjoying their outdoor spaex!

Stopped by on our way to catch a show at the Louisville Palace Theatre (amazing!), and this little…read morecafe/bookshop is darling and has loads of places to sit and sip and read and chat. The outdoor patio is perfect when the weather is good, but the indoor seating is also very comfy cozy and would be every bit as good for an afternoon with a book and drink of your liking. The menu of drinks is very wide and appealing: from beer and whiskey, to chai, to London Fog, to energized espresso drinks, it has something for everyone.

Very nice library in Frankfort. Your fingerprint is your library card…read more They always have the titles I'm looking for on the shelf. Either they have a great inventory or nobody reads books anymore. Or they don't read what I do.

This library isn't big, but it is quite pleasant, and represents a good climate-controlled space…read morewith public restrooms. The wifi just pops on without needing a password or anything; what a thought! There is a garage underneath the place. As libraries go, this is rather retro in the sense that it still has a lot of physical books and some, but not a ton of spaces for people to sit or do meetings. I imagine the library of the future being a ton of little rooms for zoom meetings. That being said, this tiny town doesn't seem to place too much demand on the space, and it's a nice place to be.