Stopped by for a coffee. They have an extremely large selection of coffee syrups and was fun…read morechoosing one among the many! Their display of goodies --pastries, bagels, cookies looked absolutely yummy. We ended up getting a. Hoco late chip cookie which was delicious. The shop is located in the main part of downtown Casey, a block from the World's largest rocking chair! It's an adorable town with a small town atmosphere. The service was swift and the staff pleasant.

My husband and I came to Casey, IL on our way home from St. Louis to see all of the world's largest…read morethings they have in town; but when I saw a HARRY POTTER-themed locally owned coffee shop, I just had to stop in and try it! Even the menu had original coffee recipes dedicated to each of the Harry Potter houses. I'm not sure if this coffee shop was originally Harry Potter-themed or if it was only for a limited time, but the first thing I noticed when we walked in was how cute and cool all of the decor was. Service-wise, the baristas were personable and so fun. I wouldn't shut up about how cool the shop was, and they appreciated it and asked where we were from and what made us stop in their small town. We talked for a while, and I ended up ordering The Chocolate Frog under the Ravenclaw house. I got my drink fast and the barista told me to crack my cup when I was ready to drink it because of the crackling chocolate on the cup. When I was served my drink, they didn't put the lid on it because customers do it themselves in case they want to put anything extra inside. However, my husband and I both tried to put a lid on the drink and couldn't get it, so we had to ask one of the baristas to do it. She explained a trick she uses to easily get them on, and we were on our way. Seriously, such nice people working here! The latte was absolutely to die for. It was smooth, flavorful, and absolutely amazing, so it makes me very sad that I won't be able to have it again for a long time, if ever again. They need to open this place by me in Chicago or the suburbs!

The place is always clean inside with very friendly staff. The food is absolutely delicious and I…read morewould say reasonably priced. I devoured half of my piping hot sausage, egg, and cheese croissant before making this review.

Small cozy cottage! Haven't been here in forever as we live in California, but such a sweet spot!…read moreNever TOO busy and the coffee is great! I love looking at everything!

This place is the cutest!! It is likely the most adorable coffee shop I've ever visited and in an…read moreadorable town to boot! It was so warm and cozy. The young lady working was incredibly sweet and friendly and even went in the back to get the teas they had available. I ordered the Sweater Weather from their Winter menu per her recommendation that it is popular year-round and it was amazing!! It was white chocolate a toffee and somehow wasn't too sweet and the coffee taste still came through. We also got a medicine ball which was surprisingly good and very comforting. I'd love to Come back here some time.

Such a cute town, hidden gem tucked away. Thankfully found it while walking and it was open!…read moreVanilla chai with almond milk and caramel macchiato were very good! We also got a banana cake from Whisk & Lollies which was delicious! Sweet place and kind staff.

I absolutely love this shop. The products are fantastic (worth the extra stop rather than just…read morebuying from the grocery store) and the owners are very friendly and helpful. I personally recommend the Hibiscus heaven loose leaf tea, Paloma Palmer in the cooler, and I especially love the shake it sweet seasoning. My husband loves the grill sergeant and wingin it seasoning when he cooks.

I moved to Terre Haute IN from Fremont, CA. There is a large East Indian population in that area…read moreand a friend of mine introduced me to the joys of curry. I am addicted and I just get hungry for it!!! I was so surprised to find several kinds of curry at this store! I fixed chicken curry for supper tonight and I used their Vadouvan spice and my kitchen smells heavenly!!! My husband is at the table drooling!!

I order from here at least once a business trip. It's always through Door Dash so can't comment on…read morethe restaurant. One of my co-workers introduced me to this place. I was intrigued by the selection of sodas and then by the add-ons. The Berry Good Doctor has been my go to ever since I first tried it. I am so happy they have sugar free versions of the additional syrups. I generally order it (base Dr Pepper) with sugar free Red Raspberry, sugar free Strawberry, French Vanilla Cream, Strawberry Boba. This last visit I added on some pretzel bites. They are stuffed with a hot dog and they are a nice snack in the middle of a shift while sipping on your Berry Good Doctor. Can't wait to go back to Terre Haute so that I can order from here again.

This is place is fun! We got the butter beer cream and it was delicious! Service was friendly and…read morewe didn't have to wait long at all!

I got a medium iced s'mores latte and it was delicious! This is the type of coffee when you want a…read moresweet treat and also caffeine. I love all of their unique flavors and combinations. They had alternative milk options which was nice, and the drive through is very quick and easy, and the building is easy to find as well. It's in a very quaint part of Indiana but fun to visit! Definitely recommend.

Delicious coffee and very nice baristas! I ordered the blended Milky Way and added hazelnut syrup…read more I would highly recommend and would definitely revisit if ever in or near the area again.

Moving away from my hometown, I started going to 7 brew a little while after it opened. There I met…read moresome really great people! Gray, Lauren, Trin and Maddie really stood out to me as they were always a friendly face to see right before going into work. I'm going to miss 7 brew in Charleston. But what I'll miss most is the friendships that grew along the way. Such an amazing crew and coffee shop!

Had never been to a 7 Brew before, so parked and walked up to the patio they had which looks like…read morethey use it more for employees than customers. But they were kind enough to send someone out so I could talk things through withOUT drive thru pressure, and get what I wanted. The coffee I got was perfect for me and worth the money. Wish they offered added protein!

I tried to go here, found it on Happy Cow and was super excited about the cereal bar but apparently…read moreit was not open when we went. Beautiful place just disappeared we couldn't eat. We checked the hours first so not sure what happened. Would love to try it again.

For actual coffee, this place is like a 1. For a cool spot for quiet, historically located in an…read moreinteresting old church and to help benefit a local community entity, this is like a 3.5. Don't let my 2 discourage you from stopping by, I mean that! Life is about managing expectations. For purposes of looking at this old church, the beautiful stained glass and the organ, absolutely pop in to take in the beauty of this old building. Just know what this place is and know what it is not. I stopped by during "library hours" from 10AM-4PM with to check this place out, read my book and grab coffee. During this time, the coffee is self serve, in urns, probably sitting there for some time, not hot and pretty bad. Powdered creamer is available. I made a donation of $2, got my bad coffee and sat in the open, quiet space of the Meeting Grounds for about an hour reading my book. So despite being dissatisfied with the coffee, my mission was accomplished. When I was there, there were three older men who were having a Bible study discussion and there were two guys who must live in the area who stopped in to grab coffee and then promptly left. I felt comfortable being there, taking some photos, minding my business, doing my thing, despite the kind of odd surroundings. The room is big and this would be a perfect little spot for a group to meet or book club to gather. They have snacks and other simple coffee drinks, but those are available for sale during the non-library hours I believe. The Meeting Grounds itself is open to the public from 8AM-8PM, according to the sign at the door. The church itself seems part hippie revival/part lazily renovated/part historically cool. It is an interesting old space.