Everything I've tasted so far has been absolutel fabulous and has tasted amazingly fresh!…read more I called the store today and spoke with Michelle simply to let her know how good my breakfast burrito tasted and that I love there cinnamon rolls!! Such an affordable and tasty hidden gem.

The atmosphere was charming. Very clean, well-maintained. Rem…read moreInds you of a small country store Or a quaint Amish store I frequent. The food cost is on the higher side. The quality is good. You place your order as soon as you enter. We were unsure as to how it worked so went to look at the salad bar. It was ok nothing spectacular. They also had soup. All food in this area is weighed and you pay by the ounce. Reminded me of a hospital cafeteria except it was more expensive. I was never sure how much per ounce. A friend had the chicken salad sandwich which was on the most wonderful croissant. Chicken salad is very thickly applied. It was good not over the top but good also we split a coconut cream pie. It was on the heavy side a lot of coconut and not much pudding. I like my coconut cream nice and fluffy. . For a very small salad and the chicken sandwich, it was 39. Dollars a bit much.

so cute on the inside i love all the cakes on display and the food is so good. we love the pork and…read morechicken tamales, everyone is always super friendly

This Mexican bakery is impressive! There were so many different deserts to choose from. I went with…read morethe Chocoflan. It was good but I think there are better desserts to try. I also had a Horchata and it was easily the best Horchata I ever had! The other item I tried was a tamale with pork and green salsa. It was very good but there was barely any salsa inside. I will be back in the future for the Horchata and more tasty desserts!

Great market on Wednesdays from 2:30 to ? On Wednesdays. 2018 stalls are very good for baked…read morebreads, wine tasting, food trucks, produce and even rare items like delicious homemade kimchi and korean veggies! Not all the same venders as larger saturday lafayette market so each have their own characteristics.

Nice variety of local goods and wares. Slight increase in street traffic on market days but police…read moreassist in traffic control and pedestrian crossing. Many of the vendors participate in the other local farmer's markets. A great way to get groceries for the second half of the week. Get up-to-the-minute updates from their Twitter account http://twitter.com/#!/wlfarmersmkt. Sign up at the booth to get your free West Lafayette Farmers Market reusable grocery bag (on your 3rd visit). Buy local!

Good selection of Indian ingredients, foods, convenience foods, snacks and miscellanea. EXCELLENT…read morehot chai and samosas for sale at the front desk. A little section with some Turkish and Middle East stuff as well.

A nice, if small, small Indian grocery. Has a good selection. I wish they had samosa every day.read more

I have been a customer for years in Indianapolis, but alas there are no more Dream Dinners in…read moreIndianapolis. Is this worth the drive up to Lafayette? In my mind yes. Being on the southwest side of Indy, it takes me about the same amount of time to go to Lafayette instead of the pick up point for deliveries in Indy. AND added bonus I get to assemble my meals myself. You may wonder why I would want to put in the work instead of having someone else assemble and deliver for me. Well, two reasons. It's fun to put it all together and you can modify a little bit if there are ingredients you don't like or just want a little bit off. I hate celery and I am allergic to blue cheese, so if I come across these ingredients, I generally just skip them. Some dishes have spice levels, if you do it yourself, you can easily adjust this to your liking. And there are always additional things you can pick up while in the store, such as breakfast items, desserts, sides, and those filled baguettes. Is it expensive? Well, it's not cheap, BUT there are advantages. You can choose to make some 'fancy' dishes, and you do not have to buy a whole container of some ingredient which you wouldn't usually have on hand. Let's say your recipe calls for a tablespoon of capers. Great, but the grocery store doesn't sell by the tablespoon. So now you have to buy an entire container of capers, and truthfully, how many recipes do you make regularly that contain capers? Now you just wasted good money. Here you will have all your dishes with all the necessary ingredients, conveniently in one bag including the cooking instructions ready any time you feel like it. No grocery shopping needed. Plus the staff here is very friendly and always ready to assist you if needed.

I definitely recommend this place to all my family members and all my friends. It's a great place…read morefor a quick bite and enjoy your night

Coffee HOUSE! I used…read moreto frequent the old location when they were downtown and then they moved to five points. It is/was a real house that has been converted to a coffee establishment and it works very well! The atmosphere is very homey and inviting, the staff are friendly, and it is not too loud. It is a perfect place to come and do some studying or get some work done. They offer delicious food that is made from scratch and have a wide variety of gluten free options. If you are dining in, they also can serve your drink in a real mug or cup which I really enjoy as it ties the whole coffee house experience together for me. The seats are comfortable and each one has a nice pad so you are not sitting on a hard surface. I really like that the espresso machines are separated a bit from the main sitting area as it keeps the noise of the machines down. All the drinks I have had so far have been great. The flat white was velvety smooth, americano is flavorful but not bitter and the drip coffee had a nice taste to it. I will be trying other coffee variations as I return. This coffee house gets all five stars from me and has quickly become a regular place for me to relax and get some work done when I want to get out of the house.

I ordered the Bananas Foster drink (around $7), which was recommended by both baristas, "if you…read morelike banana." Unfortunately, it was almost pure white like milk, tasted synthetic, and neither I nor my sister could enjoy it. I kindly asked if it could be remade or replaced with something else, but the staff declined and told me in a very condescending way I'd need to pay again if I wanted a different drink. Which is fine, a simple apology would have also worked. That was disappointing on its own, especially since this has been one of my favorite coffee shops and I've brought plenty of friends, neighbors, and even visiting family here to support the business. What truly drops this review to one star, however, was the shocking response I received from one of the employees. She cussed me out, yelled, flipped me off, threatened to call the cops on me, and screamed for me to never come back--all while I had my baby with me. I've never experienced such unprofessional treatment from a business. I can only hope the owner reviews the cameras from this incident and takes the matter seriously. Sadly, I will no longer be returning or recommending this café to others.

Found this place while waiting on a meeting. They don't offer a lot of options but thier cold brew…read moreis pretty tasty. Staff was friendly and lots of seating with low volume music so you can work or talk. If you find yourself in the area skip the big name guys and give Wanderlust coffee a try

Did not like my experience here. This review is after 3 visits there…read more They do a good job with lattes. Once, I got regular drip coffee and asked for whole milk to add to it. That whole milk was bad, I told them, they thought maybe it's just me, they gave me the same whole milk again but this time in a washed jug, however it still tasted wrong. I'm not sure if anyone else complained about it to them that day, but the customers at another table felt the same. They should really check the milk before making lattes out of it. Ambience wise, they really need to get the place sprayed with a pesticide or something, it has a lot of bugs, little flies and mosquitoes, it could also be because of the big indoor plants. But every time I go there and sit, it makes me feel itchy. Lastly, they shouldn't be too sensitive if someone does not give a tip, one of my friends did not tip them, and they made his hot latte and didn't bother to call out his name, and it went cold.

The coffee is great do not get me wrong. But the staff were very slow to make the drinks. I saw 4…read morepeople behind the counter and only one of them were making drinks and there was no hustle anywhere behind the counter. I waited 30 mins to get one coffee and there was only one person in front of me that had ordered. Granted they did have an online order that was made before me but still I was shocked by the lack of work ethic I saw.

Times are a changin! West Lafayette is definitely moving up and out as it continues to grow. This…read moreis moving out some of the staples that you think of with West Lafayette, like Greyhouse. I have been visiting here over the years as I talk at or visit Purdue, and this was a very busy spot with students. As rents rise, and things change, they have had to cut their space down to stay in business. It is still the same great atmosphere and the best customer service around. Make sure to go in and give your business to this wonderful coffee shop!