Weak 3 stars, bad = issues quiche was not warmed up, limited selection, tea you get a cup of hot…read morewater and put bag in yourself, worst was No public restroom available. Good was a freebie board - more tags needed nice there was one! Good coffee, tasty and was fast, hard to see favor selections. The workers were friendly. Ambiance was ok for small area, a restroom is needed.

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.

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

Working in Peru this week, and I decided to look for a donut shop. I found Poppy's and stopped in…read moreto pick up an assorted box to take in to the office. There was an impressive variety of donuts to choose from: glazed, cream filled, fluff filled, twists, long johns, Persians, apple fritters, jelly filled, cake donuts, donut holes, and others varieties. If you like fluff filled donuts, Poppy's has white fluff, peanut butter fluff, and strawberry fluff. These donuts are huge! We cut them in half so we could share and sample. Service was very friendly and helpful. The employee explained the difference frostings and fillings to help during the selection process. Definitely will make Poppy's a regular stop when I am in Peru.

Couldn't do a good review because they are closed when it says open. Was really wanting to try…read morethem out! Bummer

The owner is beautiful. I love the bakery the roll and some cake I had were very good.read more

They have the freshest, biggest, most delish cinnamon rolls to ever be found. Worth the trip to…read morePeru, In.

I had the world's best smoothie at Modoc's. The market is named after the infamous local circus…read moreelephant that escaped in 1942, running through the county for five days. Modoc had just performed her last show for the American Circus, when she escaped. The inside of the market is homey with lots of space to work, read or enjoy a chat with a friend. I ordered a smoothie. The clerk told me which smoothies were made from fresh fruit, so I ordered the blackberry smoothie, which came with whipped topping. They also serve coffee and pastries. I shopped around the market and read Modoc's story as I waited for my smoothie. The market sells their own coffee blend. A children's play area with books is available to keep the kids entertained for a bit. My smoothie took about five minutes to prepare and was fabulous...creamy and fruity. If I lived closer, I stop by everyday to try all the flavors. Modoc's is worth a visit. There is limited street parking.

Okay spot for coffee- I got an iced vanilla latte but it came out tasting more like an iced mocha??…read moreIt wasn't too bad- the beans tasted slightly on the burnt side but it was tolerable. I would say to come more for the ambiance and quirky elephant decor. Good spot to hang out and play some games or read a book.

Great atmosphere. Great people! If you're rilling through…read moreLogansport, I highly recommend stopping in and chilling for awhile.

A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Logansport! If you're looking…read morefor a cozy, welcoming space to sip great coffee, connect with others, or simply unwind--Black Dog Coffee is the place to be. This small-town coffee shop is packed with charm and creativity. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with warm lighting, rustic decor, and a curated collection of goods from incredibly talented local vendors. From handmade jewelry to cozy flannels, candles, plants, and unique artwork--this spot is as much a boutique as it is a café. The seating options are plentiful--perfect for catching up with friends or settling in with your laptop. Free WiFi makes it easy to work or study while enjoying the atmosphere. And yes, the coffee is fantastic--smooth, flavorful, and brewed with care. What really stands out is the vibe: it's friendly, artistic, and thoughtfully put together. Whether you're a local or just passing through, Black Dog Coffee is well worth the stop. Pro Tips: -Grab a seat by the big front windows--great lighting and people-watching. - Check out the handmade plushies and art prints near the back shelves--they're truly one-of-a-kind. -Come hungry--they have snacks and pastries, too! Support local. Sip local. Shop local. Black Dog Coffee nails all three.

Good food and quick service. Servers are energetic and always coming by to make sure everything is…read moreall right.

Much bigger inside than it looks…read more Parking lot was packed when we arrived at 1pm on a Saturday. Food and service was really great. Everything prepare to order even the crispy hashbrowns. Men's restroom needs some restoration. Walls looked like they had water damage and needs repainting. Floor could have used a mop.

awesome food. The donuts at this place are very good service is really good! Really good atmosphere…read morein the place. 10/10 would go everyday

DeRozier's doughnuts are Heaven on Earth! I don't usually get by the coffee shop, but they supply…read moreto doughnuts to JJ's convenience store a couple of times a day. and a maple frosted persian ALWAYS finds its way to me. Joe knows doughnuts!!

Always quick and friendly, consistantly mess up your order. If you ask for oatmilk, be prepared to…read moreget whole milk instead.

This Starbucks is conveniently located inside Martin's grocery. The staff are friendly and seem to…read moreknow the locals. I was disappointed in the quality of my drink, it didn't compare to a stand alone Starbucks. One of our drinks (iced gingerbread oatmilk chai latte) seemed to be missing the espresso and was just chai and cream, way too sweet and basically a white drink v. a coffee base.

I had such a great experience ordering a cake from here! They truly listened to exactly what I…read morewanted and somehow made it even better than I imagined for my nieces sunset paint party. The attention to detail was amazing, and you can tell they really care about their work. Communication was top-tier, they were super responsive, easy to work with, and made the whole process stress-free. The cake itself not only looked beautiful but tasted just as incredible!

Sandra is a true artist & pastry chef! She knows her craft and executes it well! She's made…read morenumerous cakes for us & cookies & pies over the years. Always amazing!