Located in Avondale, they are very reasonably priced (honestly in another part of town they could…read morecharge more!) & the staff is super friendly, personable and fun! Here's what we got: -Bowl with Reese's Puffs & Oreo Os, brownie chunks, Oreo crumbles and chocolate drizzle with milk -"Corporate's Free Lunch": Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Apple Jacks, strawberries, chocolate drizzle with strawberry milk -Bowl with 2 types of Cheerios for Selah You can mix multiple types of cereal and top with any toppings you desire plus get any type of milk you want! They also have shakes, smoothies, parfaits, and more - all from cereal! I love their shakes and would definitely recommend getting one when you go. I also love how kid friendly they are with video games to play and an area for little kids as well.

Children would love this place but for kids of all ages. Love the vibe and decor. Love the endless…read morecereal choices. Oatmeal, parfait, bowls and smoothies. So main interesting flavor profiles. Def check out the fun bathroom decor. Everything i tried was delicious. Just wish it was closer to Dayton. But i recommend it if your in the area.

My friend and I chose to come by this area while we were in the Bloomington/Ellettsville area. They…read morehad some cool merch, and the drink options were plentiful (we got coffee with sugar and cream as well as a raspberry lemonade). My friend also got some of their cookies, which he said tasted great. I made a reservation for the cat room (30 minutes for 2 people was $14). We had a great time with the cats, and you are given the option to adopt them (price range for adoption was roughly free to $90) Place was super nice, and is a great place to stop by if you're in the area or want to play/adopt a cat.

I thought the cafe was cute and clean and cats seemed well taken care of but the staff was so rude…read more I came in at 440pm and they close at 5 pm. They were more interested in closing the cafe then helping me.We had a difference of opinion with what the animal shelter told me about the "feline friday" finally the younger one yelled "if you want to get the cat for free take it home now". The older of the 2 wasn't quite as rude but still arguing with me about the policy. I have never been treated with so much disrespect and rudeness in my 73 years.

Tiny Irish shop downtown. Have passed it many times. What drew me in were authentic Cadbury Eggs…read more Who knew I've been eating fake ones all this time, made by Hershey for the US market. The originals come from England. There are other chocolates and cookies you might find to your liking and charms that might bring you luck. Very nice proprietor. Check it out. 38

OK, so I've been by this place so many times and finally stopped in. Very small shop but so many…read moreoptions - baby gifts, gorgeous sterling silver jewelry, and the prettiest woolley knits! Also, the food options ... Have you tried steak and kidney pie? Or chicken curry pie? What about Irish bangers? Cause I definitely enjoyed loading my basket up with the different food options. You can also get fun seasonal items (chocolate Advent calendars anyone)!

Drink of choice: Oat cappuccino with cinnamon powder. 10/10…read more Pastry of choice: Twice baked chocolate almond croissant and it did not disappoint! 10/10 Love the atmosphere of this place, you have your choice to sit in one of three rooms, along with outdoor seating too. Which is so nice in the cooler months :) Sweet workers, cool area of town, would definitely recommend

Staff were friendly, and the restaurant was spotless. Knocking off a couple of stars because their…read morecaramel latte had a very medicinal taste :( was not great. Maybe some of their other drinks could be good, but this one missed the mark.

Super fun place with good food that's not the usual. Our…read moresever was great, I think her name was Clarissa. She was attentive, great recommendations and friendly. Food came out hot, timely and delish! The 'gator bites were good, not chewy and the breading was delish-just not my thing. Everyone else loved them. The okra was crispy and hot. The Cajun egg-rolls stole the show, could absolutely have those as my meal-SO good!!! Highly recommend. Overall it is a fun, unique place. Will return.

We decided to stop her after leaving a comedy show. The atmosphere when we walked in was nice and…read morewelcoming. With music playing. But cover charge just started so we had to sit in the family section. Staff seemed friendly. We ordered gator bites which didn't taste bad. Our food looked delicious but it wasn't. The chicken was barely done and steak was chewy. My son received different fries than what came with my meal. Not sure why. Not sure we I'll try this place again if in town.

What a wonderfully inviting coffee shop/cafe that is located in the Clifton neighborhood just off…read morethe Mellwood Avenue exit on I-64. I came for the coffee, but oh that display of homemade bakery items had me drooling! I had the Turkish Coffee which was a complete experience. The barista talked me through the process of making the coffee, as he was rolling the small, long-handled coffee pot in warm sand, to ensure even heat distribution and to create a foam. The coffee was served in traditional fashion using gorgeous serviceware that consisted of a long-stemmed coffee pot, a small demitasse-type cup, a covered dish with a small sweet item (in my case a small cookie), and water for cleansing the palate. I was worried that the coffee would be too strong for my taste, but it was not strong at all and had a much different taste than espresso. It was deliciously full-bodied and satisfying. The cafe was spotlessly clean with a warm and relaxing vibe with many tables. I especially enjoyed the wall of famous people and events from Middle Eastern countries. Ample street-side parking is available on area streets.

In Clifton, a neighborhood flooded with coffee shops, Café Shiraz stands out…read more I visited the small coffee shop on Brownsboro Road today for the first time, and among a loaded menu full of lots of food and drinks, there were a couple real standouts that will have me coming back. First: the Turkish coffee. This was served traditionally (as best I can tell), in beautiful servingware with a coffee pot, small mug and cup of water to drink to cleanse the palate. My friend's tea was served in a tea press which I liked as well. Cafe Shiraz also boasted a well stocked case of pastries. I enjoyed a pastry stuffed with chorizo. Cafe Shiraz had many indoor tables. It was a perfect place to chat. Such a great coffee spot all the way around.

I enjoyed a really yummy croissant-esque pastry that had a subtle orange creamsicle cream inside. I…read morelove the flavor, reminding me of summers on the boardwalk. There was a little white chocolate coating the outside, which I can always do without, but overall so good. The real hit was the sandwich! The bread, which was like a focaccia, was so fresh with the right hint of herbal. The ricotta spread added a depth to the salty prosciutto. The leafy arugula was perfectly seasoned! A lovely lunch after a hard day of moving.

Went to Wiltshire Bakery during Sunday brunch and it was pretty busy with a decent line but it…read moredidn't take too long to order. Food took a bit to come out though maybe 15 min. Got the lox on a sourdough bagel. The bagel itself is big and pretty doughy, which I liked. They load it up with sweet pickled onions.... honestly too much, it kind of buries the salmon. And there's not a ton of lox to begin with. This isn't a loaded NYC lox bagel, you get one slice a side. What's there was a bit not sure about how they cure the salmon here. Still good overall, just not balanced. $14 feels a bit high for what you get. Tried the ham and cheddar quiche too. Nice and creamy, good flavor, slight smokiness. Solid, but really small for $10. Like a tiny slice of pie. Comes with a small fruit bowl but come on. The spanakopita croissant was probably the best thing I had. Good size, flaky, buttery, nice spinach and cheese flavor. Definitely should be warmed up for max yum factor, but for $5.50 it's a great deal. Overall, ok spot. Brunch spots know they can just charge anything and people keep going.

So glad I finally tried Kiwa! The art of the walls is super cool and the staff is helpful…read more Mom and I met up for lunch here and split the spicy tuna sandwich, surprisingly delicious and also super filling. We also shared an order of macarons which was fun and a nice little treat. Since it was my first visit, I went for the every day matcha which was great! Definitely worth the money for a matcha which is hard to find. Next time, I'll try a flavored one, maybe the ube!

I loved everything about this place! You walk in and it feels so open and welcoming with the high…read moreceilings and assortment of tables and chairs. Their specialty drinks were delicious - this is definitely a ceremonial matcha it wasn't too sweet! The cakes/cookies were tasty but the matcha one was the best for me. Highly, highly recommend - I can't wait to come back for tea!

Hands down the best lemon bars you'll find in Louisville! I get one anytime I'm there even if it's…read morejust a quick stop in for coffee. 10/10! The team is always quick and efficient, and everyone is incredibly kind. I've had nothing but great experiences every time I've stopped in!

While the pastry and coffee were both good, I found this place to be underwhelming with the amount…read moreof hype it receives. I was there early on a Saturday morning and there was a sign indicating the dining room was closed. It felt unclear what seating options were available and my clarification question was met with perceived annoyance. There are several booths and tables, and counter height stools in the window, facing the street. The place was poppin by 8am, with a full dining room and a line at the counter. Prices were reasonable - just over $11 for coffee and pastry, including a tip.