This place had the ultimate indie vibes. Lots of natural light and lots of plants all over…read more The staff was friendly and had a lot of great recommendations for what to try. I ended up getting an iced latte and so did everyone else in my group. The larger coffees definitely have a LOT of espresso in them compared to other coffee shops that I've tried. I would definitely come back to work in this specific Fluid location or meet a friend to catch up.

Incredible find! We stopped by from out of town on the recommendation of our home coffee shop --…read moreand when a roaster recommends another roaster, you know it's going to be good. Fluid absolutely lived up to the hype! Everything here is truly handcrafted: they roast their own beans, make their own syrups, and put so much care into every detail. The service was just as impressive. Jordan (I think!) was friendly, welcoming, and happy to chat about their coffee and products. We ordered a Voodoo Latte and a drip. Both were excellent -- the drip was perfectly brewed and fresh even though it wasn't a pour-over, with the flavor notes shining through. The latte was beautifully balanced with a spot-on espresso shot. They also have an extensive bagel sandwich menu, which looked amazing. I'll definitely be back to try one next time. And the vibe? Stunning. The space is beautifully styled, with thoughtful details and even separate rooms for meetings. A perfect spot for both coffee and atmosphere.

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.

Very nice barista, fun arcade games to play while waiting, food is tasty and good price. Excellent…read moreservice. The cafe is very eclectic and a gem. Ambiance is very welcoming and calm. Love coming here anytime im visiting!

Was tired of giving my business to the big coffee franchises in the area. Decided to stop by Rocky…read moreMountain and give them a try. Their drinks and service is outstanding, sure haven't disappointed!

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

This is a neighborhood coffee house diner. Cute little neighborhood coffee house and not a huge…read morebreakfast lunch menu but many choices. The counter attendant was not very friendly and could have been more welcoming. Has many natural products and homemade items for sale inside which I like. Very good food and coffee. Small dining area inside with tables & chairs and some booths. Nice small home town feel.

Joe's bread looked good on paper - great menu, impeccable reviews, good location with adequate…read moreseating, etc. We came in for breakfast on a Monday. Ticket for four people was a hundred bucks and change. Four entrees, four drinks. Coffee was decent. The food was awful. The croque madame was, apparently, made by someone who had never eaten one. The sandwich was stone cold with the saddest little drizzle of what I can only imagine was fully congealed béchamel that had been piped on and maybe popped in a toaster oven for fifteen seconds. The egg on top was cooked over hard. Why even put that sandwich on the menu if you're going to execute it so poorly? The crepes were gummy, the avocado on the green goddess salad was mealy somehow. We just ate what we could of our meal and left. I would give this place a miss. If they're going to charge what they do, they need to fix the food.

I have been to Smalltown Coffee twice and have enjoyed every visit. On our first visit, most of the…read moreseats were taken, so we sat at the counter. Our gluten-free Toffee Chocolate Scone ($3.75) was tasty. I had a Toffee Chip latte ($6.45) that was beautifully presented. My husband enjoyed his iced Bananas Foster latte ($6.45). We also tried the Strawberry Cheesecake Hand Pie ($6.50) but didn't really care for it. We came back recently, and I was disappointed that we were given everything in paper/plastic even though we ordered our food and drinks to enjoy there. I much prefer drinking out of glass if I'm visiting a coffee shop. My Stroopwaffle latte was quite tasty, but I didn't love the Jam Session latte. While the indoor seating can fill up, I noticed they have some outdoor tables as well. The pastry selection is somewhat limited, and I'd love to see some heartier breakfast options. Love their creative latte selection and commitment to quality.

Came here on a whim because I wanted to try a small town coffee place - lo and behold, it's…read moreliterally in the name. Inside is very spacious and I loved the ambiance. Latte was very well made and I loved how you can still taste the espresso, a lot of lattes I've tried elsewhere are super milky. Very affordable and friendly staff too. If I'm ever driving through Indiana again, I'd stop by.

Just keep going through the business complex to find this sweet spot at the tail end on the left…read moreside! Trust me, the coffee is excellent and you do not want to miss it. That being said, it is the cutest shop. It felt modern but cozy and not pretentious. A great spot to sit and sip some coffee with friends or clients. I wanted to get a real taste of the roastery and purchased the standard coffee with nothing in it! What a change for me, but totally worth it. The coffee was great. I even had the hubby try it (a normal person that uses milk in his coffee, ugh) and he said that he could drink it with nothing! WHAT! Yep, that is huge. PROS: Great parking Cute spot Great coffee/tea choices CONS: Difficult to find, GPS does not get you all the way there, keep going

Very cool coffee shop is a hidden gem. The barista greeted me as I walked in and showed me their…read moremenus. I got a small iced coconut latte, which is really good! The shop has a cool space. Lots of plants, has lots of places to sit and sip your coffee, there's a puzzle on a table that everyone can work on, cool mosaic above the door, and has some cool art pieces on the wall. Definitely will be back soon!

I'm absolutely obsessed with charming coffee shops that offer outdoor seating--especially when…read morethey're dog-friendly! If that sounds like your vibe, be sure to check out Old Dog Coffeehouse in Lowell, Indiana. From the endless creative menu to the delicious seasonal drinks, this spot completely won me over. The atmosphere was adorable, the service was exceptional, and the whole experience had that welcoming small-town, family-oriented feel that makes you want to stay awhile. Plus, there were plenty of furry friends around to say hello to! I'm so glad I had the chance to stop by while in town. My nephew absolutely loved seeing all the dogs and enjoying a cake pop, and the Berries & Cream Latte was the perfect treat--easily one of my favorite seasonal drinks I've tried recently. Such a fun and cozy spot that's well worth a visit!

Unfortunately the espresso machine was broke during my visit so I got a caramel cold brew it was…read morepretty good Cute atmosphere Servers and baristas were nice