Even though I'm not typically a fan of donuts, these are truly extraordinary. I can't quite grasp…read morehow they manage to create a fried piece of dough that feels so impossibly light. It doesn't just melt in your mouth; it practically vanishes. The texture is ethereal, almost weightless, making each bite an experience. Paired with an incredibly generous filling that oozes out joyfully, this donut redefines the classic treat, setting itself apart in a delightful and memorable way.

This is a locally-owned donut shop selling traditional donuts in downtown Lafayette. There are a…read morecouple tables inside and a chess board ready to go. The sofas have seen better days. The donuts are in cases at the counter. The clerk rattles off the popular donuts and includes the apple fritter. The fritters are part of their specialty donuts and are large. The clerk is friendly and explains that the donut makers come in early to make the donuts. They sell coffee too - it's self serve and only $1.29 for a small cup. Nothing fancy. Just coffee. The apple fritter is huge and was perfect at $3.69. The apple filling was delicious. I recommend and will be back soon.

The chappie Chai was the worst coffee shop beverage I have ever tried. Extremely bitter yet bland,…read moretexture thin and watery yet also like low quality protein powder grainy, I couldn't believe I didn't take it back. I think after four years of excellent beverages here it has taken a while to face the facts with inconsistent experimental specialities. The price gouging has also become difficult. Tiny right ounce servings at regular full sixteen ounces prices ruins the forward thinking espresso vibes. Alongside with the remodel that ruined the cool couch nook, less space here, free parking is nice, location right down from the airport is neat, but sadly there are much better options that haven't pumped up prices and leaked out extra for it. I highly recommend Sacred Grounds, Eleventh House, and Wanderlust where quality, value, and consistently are prime.

My favorite cafe near Purdue! The baristas are always so kind and friendly. I enjoy the study space…read moreas well. The chai latte is so good and comforting. It's far from the main area of campus but a great cafe!

It's worth trip to just walk in the front door and breathe in... I followed this listing to seek…read morethe La Crema... it's very good and creamy. I got to talk to gentleman who gave me a little information on bean blends and the broad array of single bean varieties they have. I have found myself loving medium roasts for texture and taste from my expresso and using darkers for lattes. I am a fan!

4.5 stars Julian's…read morehas excellent coffee. I bought a bag of Takengon/Sumatra and a bag of Papua New Guinea, and they were both perfect. I tend to like coffee that's well balanced, medium roast, and not too acidic, and they had a wide variety. It would be nice if you could buy just a cup of coffee, as I'm usually in the mood for a cup when I go to buy in bulk. Also, I wish they were more covid-conscious, as the woman working there didn't have her mask over her nose, and she kept getting too close and touching me. (Nothing inappropriate, but in the times of a global pandemic, I don't want strangers touching me.) I will definitely be back, but PLEASE be more conscious of the health situation!

This place is lit!…read more The barista know their stuff, are friendly and kind, and are great conversationalist (when you want it). Walt, the owner is exceptional; he shows passion in everything he does and it's clear he cares deeply about his establishment. I have enjoyed several different coffee drinks. The two I'd highlight as perhaps the most original offerings in town are the Quest Coffee Latte (it's made with protein powder) and the hot nitro brew. I personally love the hot nitro. As far as food and snacks, they always have excellent locally sourced goods. I believe they pulling treats from Mama Inez, a local Hispanic bakery and also Scones and Doyles (European bakery). The final highlight I'll mention is the space; it's huge! This coffee shop sits across two store fronts. One side gives study room/university vibes, while the other is more of a traditional shop. So if you want a quiet study area, you have it. If you want the atmosphere of a fully alive coffee shop, you've got it!

Traveling through the area and stopped by on our way back down to the airport. It's hard to come by…read moregood coffee in these small towns and this one is 5 stars! The lattes were delicious, not too sweet and coffee had a nice flavor. We tried some banana bread that was nice and fresh as well. Lovely decor and ambiance with the historic building, plants, and lots of books. Definitely recommend if you're in the area!

Ghost Coffee has great Coffee, friendly and helpful staff, and a great spot on campus! When we are…read morein the area, we are here getting coffee and some to take home!​

Real single-origin coffee, cute place, owner knows all about the trade. Great prices tooread more

Upped it to 5 stars because it only takes one time to know the process! I do, in fact, stop each…read moreweek for a growler of cold brew because it's the best in the area! Tip- he only fills his growlers. Give it a try- you'll be pleased!!

On a tip from a lil birdy, I tracked down and visited Arcane Coffee. It's off the beaten path, and…read moreI would have never found it if a coworker didn't mention that THIS was the place to check out for top quality taste, in coffee anyway. I tried the Ethiopian Shegitu. The blend's taste catches you off guard by hitting the back of your throat, is full bodied, and something to sip on and enjoy vs chugging to make it through your work day. The owner, Dudley was patient enough to chat with me over the many blends he has in stock and give me a highlight of the depth of knowledge he has about his beans, and the worldly coffees he offers. This is place is one that those who are especially nerdy about their coffee, should visit. Or at least, check out the not so frantically updated website/ fb biz page to ogle

Poor product as well as customer service I purchased 2 five…read morepound bags of whole bean coffee and it was stale. Contacted customer service and told they consider coffee fresh up to 365 days after roasting !! They obviously know nothing about brewing espresso. Was promised full refund only received half. Avoid them. Anyone that has a modicum of coffee bean knowledge knows beans should be sold with a week of roasting to provide fresh coffee

While I'm pretty sure that most of us have seen Copper Moon Coffee around in retail outlets and in…read moreseveral Central Indiana hospital cafes, I'm not sure that too many realize that Copper Moon is actually a fourth generation, family owned company based in Lafayette, Indiana. They claim as their inspiration the perfect alignment of a "copper moon" and their mission "to create evenly roasted, uniquely smooth, high-grade coffee." I won't claim Copper Moon as my absolute favorite coffee, though it's definitely one I've turned to even before I knew they were actually an Indiana company. They have cafes in Lafayette, West Lafayette, and also one in West Lafayette at Purdue University. Copper Moon Coffee, however, is available in retail outlets nationwide including HEB, Albertson's, Kroger, Meijer, Giant Eagle, Market District, Costco, Target, Sam's Club, Tops Friendly Markets, Brookshire Grocery Company, Southeastern Grocers, and Associated. They also sell to offices, restaurants, hospitals, universities, convenience stores, and even vending kiosks. There's a pretty good chance you've had Copper Moon Coffee without even realizing it! They offer a variety of coffee bags, drinkware, wearables, swag, and they have a variety of coffees. Copper Moon is a Safe Quality Food Level 2 Supplier and in terms of sourcing they focus on three pillars: 1) Social inclusion to empower women farmers 2) Economic impact on the income of small farmers 3) Environmental coffee production systems. The more I've learned about Copper Moon, the more I've liked. They manage to maintain a strong flavor of Indiana while also growing into a large, national company. The Gutwein family roasts awesome coffee and they genuinely know how to market it. If I were to pick a favorite, I'd probably go with the medium roast Stargazer! You can also order their products off their website and you'll likely be surprised by the different types of coffee that they offer. If you're in the Lafayette/West Lafayette area, you can also experience one of their coffee cafes!

Nice quiet atmosphere. Great service and great coffee. Spend time with family and don't have to…read moreworry about a bunch of loud people and bad language.

Food pretty good service excellent ambulance excellent friendly quiet When highly recommend also…read moreAffordable for a specialty type place