We were looking for a place to grab a late breakfast/brunch. Stopped in here and enjoyed a great…read moremeal with great service. My son wanted lunch instead and got the kids hamburger which was adult sized. The pancakes were great as well as the skillet. Will definitely return when we are in town looking for breakfast.

Just around the corner! Jumped off of 24 to fill 2 tanks and empty another. We stumbled across…read morethis restaurant which looks like a new building in an old town by other new and old buildings. Don't be fooled or discouraged, once you have been seated the menu helps you understand that this place is like a farmer in his Sunday best. Good ole fashioned home cooked meals, large portions and friendly staff. I had Gabriel's skillet with a side of Biscuits and country gravy. MmmMmm Grandma would be proud. Don't drive by this one without a giving it a try.

My husband and I were ready for a quick little breakfast and a spot of coffee, so we headed into…read morearoma. My husband ordered plain ol' coffee, so I caved and did the same. I can't tell you if it was good---I never can tell if regular coffee is good by coffee-lover standards. It was just OK to me. We shared an apple fritter and a cream-filled donut. The fritter was light and airy, which was a nice change from the dense, heavy fritters I've grown accustomed to. The filled donut was adequate. White fluff-filled donuts are my go-to, but the cream didn't quite strike the right chord with me. Whatever it was I didn't like about it, that's what my husband raved about! This review suddenly doesn't feel very helpful. If you want a hometown coffee shop with cute decor, decent coffee, and assorted baked goods, this fits the bill! The staff was friendly and helpful, as well. That means a lot! Seating is limited---maybe 20-25 seats in all---so just be prepared.

I had stayed away for quite awhile after a few incidents where I was served regular instead of…read moredecaf. It still feels like playing roulette everywhere I go, so I prefer to make my own at home. I just cannot do caffeine. I mostly go to shops like this to feel like a human out doing something. The coffee tastes good, but 'm docking a star because even as I type this after leaving, I can feel the not fun effects of caffeine. It can be hit or miss with consistency of what constitutes a large and how milky your drink is, the prices seem to vary from visit to visit, and I often don't recognize the employees. High turnover? There is no public restroom which can be an issue whilst consuming beverages. Aroma also charges a fee if you pay with plastic, so I try to carry cash. I recall being charged for a cup of ice for my herbal tea in the past. Sometimes the tables aren't so clean and the baked goods case can have flies in it. It's looked better this summer. The wooden chairs can be wobbly. Overall it has decent atmosphere. It smells good like caramel when you walk in. There are two metal tables with cafe chairs as well as a bench outside, weather permitting. Rat Pack & classical outside. When music is on inside it's a different genre. The hours can be funky especially in winter or even be unexpectedly closed, but they are never open past 5 PM. Peru rolls the sidewalks up pretty early. I do like that they offer plant milk and have decaf without a weird lecture like the place around the corner... They usually have soy and almond. No coconut, but I usually go with soy lately anyway. Raw sugar, stevia for Lydia, and at least one decaffeinated tea. The baristas I've had recently were pretty pleasant. They have an array of baked goods including bagels and some other food and drink things in a refrigerated case. I've not ever tried the food myself though it looks good. I'm assuming it's local artwork which I've seen for sale on the walls along with handmade jewelry, mugs. They have a sandwich board for a donation program where you can buy a coffee for someone in need. Aroma has loyalty punch cards as well. You can enter the bakery next door through an adjoining door. Walking past I saw the case next door had cupcakes and heard a cake order being taken. So, while Aroma has flaws and I've been to better in other towns, the prices are pretty reasonable for this century and the atmosphere is alright. Cozy and on the Bohemian side. I don't go running there with excitement, but it's alright to sit and chat, especially when it's not crowded, which it often isn't. I like the downtown location.

Food was good, especially the fresh salad greens and biscuits. However, gravy was served cold,…read moreservice was friendly but slow, table had no napkins or s/p. No refills on water offered. Menu very limited: take a girlfriend, not your husband.

When you walk into the antique shop, if the sights don't amaze you, the smells will certainly bring…read moreyou back for more. The maple bacon is amazing and made me eat more than I probably should have. While the food is quite good, I only rate 4 stars as the portions are really small for the cost. I will definitely be eating here again, though, and recommend to all.

We are from Atlanta and found this restaurant had very high end service and a high end menu. Plates…read morewere prepared with care and flare; accented with great pairings of flavors. We had the prime rib and the sirloin; both were exceptional in flavors and temp. If you're visiting in Peru, Indiana don't miss stopping at Legend's for a fabulous meal. It was so good we went back for our second night in Peru!

Had a great experience there yesterday. We dropped in for a meal before attending the circus. The…read morestaff was courteous and knowledgeable. I shared a 12 ounce strip steak with my partner. It came with two sides. We chose horseradish mashed potatoes and salad. Also added the asparagus. My only complaint was the should have been more asparagus! It was delicious, as was the entire meal. Our friend ordered the black and blue burger and it was more than he could eat! Overall a great experience. Would definitely go back!!

Nearly three years later, I hoped a second try would go better. Nope. It was worse…read more It's a snowy day. I noticed there was a lack of floor mats at the entrance, meaning none, so I took my time standing on the one (only one) toward the center of the small front space as to not add to the mess of tracks on their nice floor. The counter and walls were less cluttered than before. There were two large brown menu boards on the wall behind the counter which were easy to read. Pre-printed and not handwritten with chalk. I greeted the woman who came out from the back. I waited, but she never said "hello" or offered any assistance. She initially didn't return any eye contact. I asked for a medium (16 oz) decaf with coconut milk with a "please." I was in an especially chipper mood. The woman finally spoke to ask if the woman behind me and I were on the same bill as she wrote on a pad. I told her we were separate. She gave me a total of $5.75, I believe it was. That gave me pause, so I asked about it. A medium cup of coffee was clearly $1.25 on the wall with a 50¢ upcharge for plant milk. "Oh, you just wanted a cup of coffee?" or something to that effect. She looked around and said I'd have to get a K-Cup and motioned to a bin which I thought were for purchase for home use. I said "No, nevermind" and proceeded to leave. The woman said something else where I responded it was too expensive. "No, the K-Cup is..." $1.75 I think she said. I replied I didn't want a K-Cup and left. The lack of greeting already had me instinctually not wanting to stay, but I thought I'd give her a chance, and it just kept spiraling into worse service. It's just absolutely perplexing. I know this is the same woman I encountered before. As stated in my first review, she was argumentative with everyone in line that day, not just myself, about what we wanted to order. Today, yet again, she was confusing and insisting it had to be done another way. I simply wanted a cup of decaf and specified the type of milk. Last time, I was forced to get a latte which cost much more than what I actually wanted - which was just a cup of decaf on ice... Truly a baffling experience, and I wasn't willing to just go along with this nonsense again. I hoped my first experience was a one-off bad day or that she wouldn't be working there anymore. Word of mouth recently told me a man owns 6th Street Coffee Company. It's small and not really set up to sit and hang out, but I wanted to give it another try. They're not open late just like most Peru businesses but were open today unlike the competition around the corner and some other shops. After some searching, I found a really good cup of coffee with refills and poured with smiles elsewhere in town. I wouldn't come back to 6th Street if it were free at this point. I'm really not sure how they're still around. I'll go where I'm appreciated and receive what I ordered for the advertised price. A greeting, a smile, and words of thanks are basics which go a long way.

Got 3 coffees and a can of soda. The soda was good. I couldn't say there was actually any coffee in…read morethe cups

This Casey's has the cleanest public restrooms in Peru! The staff at the counter are usually above…read moreand beyond friendly and welcoming with a little banter even if it's on your way out the door while they attend to the rest of their long lines when they're busy. A wide variety of snacks can be found here from Casey's well-known pizza to little buckets of donut holes. You'll find cute TY beanies to oooh and aww over as well. They don't have the absolute cheapest cigarettes in town, but it's almost worth paying just a little extra because of the convenient location and clean atmosphere.

We're just adding an updated ditto to our last review. This…read morelocal eatery continues to be well-maintained; and the staff continue to be friendly, accommodating and attentive. The food is consistently well-prepared and tasty; and the prices are quite reasonable for the quality received. This location continues to be a really solid option, for a satisfying dining experience.

Very clean with great service. The food wasn't terrible, but their salsa is too watery which makes…read morethe food mediocre. Fix the salsa issue, and that will improve the rating

Who knew pizza from a gas station would be so good?! I was genuinely skeptical after hearing my…read moreparents rave about Casey's, and I'm always a little sad when I'm home and our seasonal pizza spot is closed. But now we've officially found our new year-round favorite. Plenty of sauce, great pepperoni and sausage (bigger dime-nickel sized pieces instead of the crumbled kind I usually prefer). It is a bit on the greasy side, so I'm landing at 4 stars, but honestly it's delicious and totally worth a pick up. We called headed and it was ready in 15 mins!

The usual Casey's in a smart location offering good prices, great rewards program, useful variety…read moreof fresh foods, and iconic for a gas station pizza. The breakfast pizza always slaps hard when it's done up right. I bounced quickly in and out to fill up but as always cannot recommend this low grade ethanol heavy blend for European vehicles. Inside is well lit, sorted, and giving friendly service.