We had Who's Your Coffee cater for a birthday party, and they went above and beyond in every way!…read moreThe brownies and cake were out of this world--delicious and so beautifully presented. The coffee is amazing. On top of that, the charcuterie spread was gorgeous and the whole team was amazing to work with. They truly went above and beyond to make everything perfect, and it showed. We'll definitely be calling them again for every future event!

I have stopped at this coffee shop several times, and it has always been excellent. I have tried…read moreseveral of their coffees, the Paninis, some of their specials, and the breakfast items. None of them disappoint! If you are local or passing through, You should stop by in this business.

So many great choices! Everything is delicious - especially the fruited chicken salad and the…read morespinach pasta salad! The sandwiches and potato soap are great as well!

I've been here numerous times over the years but not so much the past few years. I had a delivery…read morein Greenville so I stopped for lunch. (It's only open from 9-3.) I had the turkey Reuben with a side of pea salad. The Reuben was on a light rye with turkey, sauerkraut and a bunch of 1000 island dressing. The pea salad had peas, bacon, red onion and pasta shells. I liked it all! Very cool place, lots to look at while enjoying a meal. As Arnold said, 'I'll be back!'

My daughter and I were going to the James Dean Museum and were starving. The Branch is the only…read moreplace to eat in town. It is a coffee shop with food. The staff were amazing and the restaurant was clean. The coffee was delicious and they have homemade muffins. The soup and the taco salad were ok. A little under seasoned but over all not bad for a small town.

We had delicious coffees and breakfast. The burrito comes covered with gravy and it is very…read moredelicious. I ate my egg sandwich too fast I forgot a picture. A very friendly an inviting atmosphere with quality food and drinks. They even have a wall where people pay for other people's drinks. A charmed stop in Fairmount.

The Lemon White Chocolate Scones at Ruby's Cafe & Bakery in Anderson are on a whole different…read morelevel. Forget everything you think you know about scones being dry, crumbly little bricks. These are soft, buttery, rich, and packed with bright lemon flavor with just the right touch of sweet white chocolate. Every bite tastes amazing! Honestly one of the BEST scones I've ever had. If you see them available, grab one immediately. Then probably grab a second because you'll regret not doing it. Absolute must-try.

Stopped in to grab a beverage before walking down the Anderson Gaslight Festival and ordered an…read moreiced coffee with hazelnut and almond milk... you would've thought I ordered something crazy because the staff suddenly started asking "who knows how to make iced coffee?!" and sadly, no one said they knew! I ended up with a cup of hot coffee with flecks of ice in a very small plastic cup that wasn't worth the $5+ I paid for. My server was apologetic and even remade it, but I don't know if I'd come here again for my caffeine fix. Maybe for a cutesy brunch since the building is super pretty?

I ABSOLUTELY recommend High Grounds! The food and drinks were delicious and the home town welcome…read moreis always fabulous!!!

What a great coffee shop! We stopped by because we were in Sidney and needed coffee. We both had:…read more Coffee. Latte with mocha flavoring. It hit the spot in one delicious way! Salad with turkey. I had honey mustard dressing and my SO had light Italian. A nice mix of greens, ripe tomatoes, carrots, onion and diced turkey. It was a nice lunch. Nice people, service was quick and friendly. As Arnold said, 'I'll be back!'

Good - Service - Ambiance Outstanding!…read more Fairmount is a destination & going to Roxie's is the icing on the cake!

Liked this place a lot. Went for lunch. They have a really wide variety of sandwiches for a little…read moreplace, including vegan and vegetarian options (hummus and egg salad, respectively) in addition to the typical meat choices. They also have specials, such as quiche. Variety of drinks and baked goods too. Can easily get things to-go or eat in with sufficient indoor tables. I was a little confused how to get the food though - I think I must not have heard them call my name, but eventually they brought me the food. My whole family can be happy with the different choices here, even the picky eaters.

Having a slice of quiche with a coffee is such a great way to start your morning. Lots of espresso…read moreflavors to choose from too. Just be sure to get there before the quiche runs out.

Very nice people and good service. They have Karaoke Friday and Saturday night…read more They have good food.

Looks like a dive, but the food was great (we tried tasty burgers and a variety of perfectly…read moreprepared fries and onion rings) and the service was outstanding. Our server was genuinely friendly and impressively efficient. Glad we took a chance and stopped!

You know when you walk in the door that you've made a great pick in restaurants. The place was…read morefilled with friendly, local people. As soon as we came in the door and looked around, someone at a table by the entrance told us we could just sit anywhere. If you are looking for fancy, this probably isn't the place for you. But if you are looking for a place where the food is amazing, the portions are large and the prices are incredibly reasonable, this is just the right place. Our server came over and greeted us quickly and brought our drinks right away. I came in with a friend and we did have one big problem. The menu is so full of great options, we had a hard time deciding. I had read many reviews on the place and decided to go with what they recommended. We both ordered the tenderloin sandwich. I got mine with just mayo and my friend got hers with mayo, tomatoes and lettuce. We split an order of fries between us and they were kind enough to just put half on each of our plates. Not that there was a lot of extra space on the plate because the tenderloin was huge. The sandwich came out super fresh and hot. It was lightly breaded and well seasoned. But what stood out to me most was that even though it was fried, it was not greasy. At all. We both thoroughly enjoyed our sandwiches. We were going to try a piece of the key lime pie but I had already ordered one for my husband to go so we ended up sharing a piece of the sugar cream pie. It's the Indiana state pie. Since I'm from Georgia, this is all new to me and I had never had it before. The crust was very flaky. I ate it all. And as someone that doesn't normally like the crust on pie, that says it a lot. The filling was denser than a custard and sweet. It was good. But my favorite was the key lime pie. I had a bite when I dropped off my husband's to go order at his office. The key lime pie crust was amazing and the filling had just the right amount of tart to it. Delicious. I am looking forward to coming back and absolutely recommend others try it. I still have so many menu items I want to try. Come in. And come in hungry because this place is guaranteed to make your tummy full and happy.

Located in Sweetser, Indiana right by the Sweetser Switch Trailhead (which leads into the Nickel…read morePlate), the Sweetser Cafe is a breakfast/brunch smalltown diner where locals gather, non-locals don't feel out of place, the food is good, and the welcome is warm. I stopped by on my Tenderness Tour because I was dragging a bit for the day and wanted to pick up an iced tea. Taking a camera crew (this tour was filmed from beginning to end) was a little awkward, however, the locals tolerated my presence quite nicely and I was able to have a great conversation with owners and employees about everything I was doing - a couple even donated to the cause and we got a great photo or two! The food here leans toward breakfast - like most breakfast/brunch joints - and this wasn't my first time here as I'd been here on a previous tour. Pricing is fair and definitely below an awful lot of Indy's brunch joints. While Sweetser Cafe doesn't have a website (that I'm aware of), they do have a social media presence and I do know they serve black angus beef, have daily specials, and are locally owned. Sweetser, Indiana is a smaller town of just about 1,000 in Grant County and is a great place to start for those tackling the Cardinal Greenway (Indiana's longest rail-trail). If you stop in Sweetser, you stop at Sweetser Cafe (at least before 2pm).

I've now ordered from here twice and both times the food has been fantastic! The servings are very…read morelarge for a great price, and the food itself is delicious. We will definitely eat here again!

We had stopped at a local attraction and was hungry for lunch and decided to stop here after…read morereading the reviews. You order at the register and they call your name when your order is ready. There are a fair amount of booths and table and chairs. No outdoor seating. The menu is overhead and pretty simple. Bourbon or Blackened chicken dinners small with side or large with two sides. I choose the Bourbon because it was sweet vs the blackened which was spicy. There was one that was labeled spicy+which was Spicer than the blackened. There were a few sides to choose from - rice, lo mein, steamed vegetables, red beans, French fries and green beans. I got the noodles. My husband got their Bourbon sandwich with fries. There were other sandwiches - hamburger, philly and wraps. The service was excellent and so was the food. The amount was plentiful. It was very clean inside and out. It was a great choice for lunch!