Rabble came highly recommended, and I was so excited to finally give it a try! The espresso and…read morechai are truly unbelievable. I ordered the Iced Vanilla Latte, and since it was my first visit, they even offered me a taste of their homemade chai -- and WOW... DELICIOUS! Everything was so good, and the service was truly one of a kind. I also loved the space -- there are tons of seating options, local art for sale, and every corner had something new to discover. A fantastic coffee shop in Indianapolis that absolutely lived up to the hype!

This near east side coffeehouse is almost hidden and if you weren't looking for it, you just might…read moremiss it! They have really limited street parking as well as a few spots behind the store that the barista assured me were for Rabble customers. Very much a spot that the locals are frequenting but with welcoming and progressive vibes. I asked for a dirty chai and it was warm, slightly spicy and the coffee shot tasted smooth and complimented the tea flavors nicely. They have some other really interesting non-coffee drinks on the menu too, so I'm definitely going to have to go back. Especially since I noticed Dear Mom is right next door! Cool murals in the adjacent alley, so make sure to see those if you like street art.

I've been to this place a few times and love it every visit! The service is awesome. The last time…read moreI went, I had kind of a lot going on and the woman making the sandwiches helped me out and brought my sandwich directly to my table. The tomato mozz sandwich is absolutely delicious! Also, the pistachio latte is to die for. Great place to get a little work done during the day.

I like this place in general and want it to do well, but I feel like a few things would make it a…read moremuch better experience: 1.Post the menu in an easier place to see from the back of the line, deciding at the counter feels like I'm rushed especially if you are out of something or theres a significant change which has been the case almost every time I've been here. 2. Entirely too much pesto on the tomato mozzarella sandwich. Could be like 25% of what was there and still be a lot. Couldnt taste the balsamic at all and with that much pesto the overall texture is very gritty and unpleasant. 3. Please give me a plate, not a to go box, its wasteful and awkward. Speading cream cheese with a thin plastic knife sucks. Otherwise could be great.

I love this coffee shop and sadly I'm not able to make it here very often since they had to change…read moretheir hours. I was able to get my Neidhammer fix for my birthday and it did not disappoint! They have a house made chai syrup and different syrups (pistachio specifically) than most places do. It was my first time to sit and enjoy pastries and crepes. The almond croissant did not disappoint and the light, airiness and flavors took me back to the streets of Paris. The crepe took awhile to come out but it was delicious and my friend said it was worth the wait. I have never had a bad experience when visiting and the staff are always helpful and smiling and joking. Add this to your list of coffee places to check out!

Great coffee shop on East Washington street…read more I came here and got a lavender latte to go. It was so good. The perfect ratio of espresso to milk. The baristas were very friendly and made my order quick. I love the building. It's so cozy inside. There's a lot of local art on the wall. There's also an area with toys of young kids.

Danishes are killer. Great staff, Comfortable atmosphere were you can be yourself among very…read morediverse customers. Love Amelia's!

Such an Indy staple! How could you possibly go wrong with delicious pastries?! I love a pastry…read moreweekend where I see what fun pastries they have, order a bunch, and then roam their grocery section for yummy premade dips, bread, and other local produce and products. The pastries change frequently; though, they always have their staples, and it makes it so fun to go! The multiple locations make it easy to stop by or order ahead for pickup from anywhere in the city. This weekend we got a strawberry guava quesito; blueberry, fig jam, and brie pastry; and a vanilla cheese danish. Literally all incredible! I've never had anything bad. These are some talented pastry chefs! Each location has its own cute vibe and are all so perfect for the area they are in. A must try!

Great coffee shop. The owners of this "new" coffee shop bought Coal Yard and it's better than ever…read more I got a Marshmallow cold foam cold brew. It was great and they let me bring my own cup! All of their coffee I have had has been great. They have a limited selection of pastries, too. The inside is very cozy. There are plenty of seats. The service has always been friendly and quick. Visit this coffee shop if you are in Irvington

This little gem is exactly what I'm looking for in a coffee shop. I took two steps inside and felt…read morelike I was at home. The vibes are straight up moody, in the best way possible. Twinkle lights, a neon sign with the phrase "stay wild," plants everywhere and I mean everywhere! Little things that I noticed and loved included a table with a community puzzle and some board/card games, very cool artwork on the walls, and hints of Halloween (skeletons and skulls), my favorite. The community feeling was also very obvious. Everyone was friendly, there were so many cute dogs and people waving and saying hi to each other as they came and went. I loved it. Now, on to the coffee... I was going to be staying put for a while before jumping on the road for a three hour drive so I ended up getting two of their seasonal drinks and a pastry. I always go for the seasonal options and they had several good ones to try. I started with the "peelin' so good," a banana and caramel latte with strawberry drizzle. I opted to get it with oat milk. Oh my goodness, it was so good. You might question banana in a latte, but I've been seeing them pop up everywhere and it was delicious. I also got a babka pastry, which I had never heard of before. It's pretty much a braided roll mixed with a sticky bun. It had cinnamon in it and a syrup over it. I snacked on that while I was there and finished it in my car. Super tasty! Before I left I got the "beez nutz" latte because I knew I would need help staying awake while driving for three hours. It was a honey latte with a peanut butter cold foam. Also delicious. I sipped down every drop. This shop is the perfect mix of dark whimsy, community, and coffee. A special place indeed. Give them a visit!

Kaff is the best coffee shop in Indianapolis. Dan is the best barista in Indianapolis. This is the…read moregreat place to study, has awesome bagels, lots of seating, and parking. Come here at least 4 times a week

Kaffeine Coffee was such a fun find! From the cutest stickers to the amazing coffee, this spot…read moreinstantly won me over. I absolutely loved the relaxed, grungy garage aesthetic mixed with all the greenery--it felt cozy, unique, and effortlessly cool. I ordered the iced vanilla lavender latte, and it was made fresh right in front of me. The staff were incredibly kind, welcoming, and knowledgeable about the menu, making the whole experience even better. The seasonal banana bread has been so popular they were out ~ but definitely noted for next time! Safe to say I'm obsessed and this one has definitely earned a spot on my list of local coffee shops.

2nd time visiting this place- the first time my friend ordered the ginger latte and she was in…read morelove! 2 years later we got to visit again this past weekend and it did not disappoint! My friends both got the ginger lattes and I got a tiramisu latte. Flavor and balance was really good, service was pretty fast, plenty of seating, and beautiful interior/exterior. Many people were doing work or reading, there's artwork that you can peruse. Very cute for a coffee shop date or studying/working, All in an older building that still has a lot of life- that also gives life to the people that walk in and out.

Tried the butterscotch latte and it was delicious! There was a little bit of a wait after ordering…read morebut this coffee shop is located in a historic building, so lots of things to look at and read while waiting. There is space to work and many people were on laptops, but I grabbed my drink to go. You'll have to go up a set of stairs to get to the coffee shop, so be mindful of that. It's also kind of warm - they had a bunch of loud fans going. I don't know if that's just because it's summertime and the building is old and harder to cool or if they had water damage from all the rain and are drying out. It didn't bother me but noting that in case it does bother others.

bistro club -- 9/10: loved the bacon and dijonnaise for a creamy and smoky flavor. the pickled…read moreonions complimented the overall taste really nicely and the chicken was super flavorful and cooked well. the brunch menu is really diverse but there is no service at these hours. the workers were pretty nice in the little interaction i had with them. overall a pleasant experience and i would definitely add daisy bar to my list of places to take friends when they visit/or just mix into my rotation when i'm in the area.

Had a great experience at Daisy Bar for breakfast so knew I wanted to come back and try dinner…read more Started with the Brussel sprouts from their specials menu - fabulous! Crispy with a kick! I love ordering something like this that I wouldn't be able to recreate at home. The Green Chili Falafel was another great pick. Shared with my sister and it was plenty of food. And once again YOU MUST TRY THEIR FRIES! The Daisy cocktail was simple, like a margarita, but had great flavor - lots of lime! I was curious about the Windsor sling since it has so many strange ingredients but was very yummy - nice little mezcal drink with a slight spice. Big fan of Daisy Bar and look forward to seeing what new things they come up with to try in the future!

The staff is always friendly and helpful. The vibe is high class, and the coffee is solid. New fall…read moremenu is out, and I tried the Lumberjack. I little pricey, but totally worth it!

Really enjoyed my first visit to The Alchemist! Such a great vibe with outdoor seating, parking in…read morethe back and what appeared to be a full bar for later in the day. Gotta love that & We stopped in during the morning and they had breakfast sandwiches along with bakery items from Rosie's Place in Noblesville -- including their famous gooey cookies, which was a fun local touch. I had a chai tea latte that was excellent and also tried the Golden Glow, one of several healthy energy/wellness shots they offer. Great atmosphere, good drinks and a nice mix of coffee shop, breakfast spot and neighborhood hangout. Definitely a place I'd come back to!

Some of the reviews love this place. It's ok. If you work remote which a lot of people were glued…read moreto their computers this might be great. The two long tables to sit and eat were dirty. Crumbs and liquids on them. I saw a big ant crawling on the counter top by the register. So, instead of sitting at a table I had to sit on a cushioned chair and eat my food over a cushioned stool. The only highlight of this place is that they were playing the World Cup. I was only here because I had somewhere to be close to this place. Parking is hard to find also. I had to park all the way over by Shin Dig. That's all I can say about it. :-/ The girl at the register was nice.

During my recent visit, I was struck by how much North Mass Boulder is a community space. It's not…read morejust a rock climbing or yoga gym but a gathering space. And Top Out Cafe is a big part of that. I came to the cafe for a co-working afternoon with some of my colleagues. We were able to grab a small conference room and work while we enjoyed our drinks and lunch. I started with a dirty chai, which hit the spot. And then I got the Chicken Pesto Panini, made with tomato, spinach, avocado and mozzarella cheese, served on rosemary focaccia bread. I got it without the onion. This sandwich was large, and I can see it being a great compliment to a workout. The cafe area seemed packed on the Friday afternoon I visited. It looks like a working space as much as a gym cafe. The service here was bright and friendly. And if I ever go back, I'm definitely going to try some of their smoothie bowls or salads. I might even rock climb (why not!).