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The epitome of a local coffee shop - with an added bonus of a broad selection of used books! Bring your own book or grab one here for the perfect hygge vibe! So many great nooks with perfectly photographable areas. Drinks range from typical coffee beverages, a variety of teas (including housemade chai) and some cold teas and sodas. They proudly support/advertise other local businesses, which is wonderful to see. Baked goods are from Viking Hat and Payne Bakeries! Plus sandwiches.
Caffeine, music, plants and books everywhere; Mickey's is one of those places that I didn't enter so much as sink into like a really comfortable couch. The whole place felt broken in, like it had been there for decades despite it being relatively new. The owner/barista was welcoming, nonchalant without being aloof, and friendly. That lack of pushiness permeates the whole space; it feels like somewhere you can take your time, settle into one of several seating areas both inside or out, grab a book (or better yet, buy one) and relax. The tin ceiling hangs high above the room, giving plenty of space for the large bookshelves; ample space for the many books and potted plants to grow together. Massive windows allow natural light to pour in without the noise of Vincennes Ave. The main bar is directly ahead. With only a single barista when we visited, speed wasn't a focus, but again, speed isn't really the goal here. The menu is full of options with plenty off-menu choices as well. My cold brew with cream was excellent! Mickey's really seemed welcoming to everyone and non-judgemental. Personally, I was happy to find a coffee shop not directly associated with a particular church in town. The openness stretched to the wide variety of books available for purchase and even to the bathroom which had a sign saying to take what you needed and a basket of women's hygiene products and even a Narcan inhaler because this place doesn't seem like its going to judge you or your particular needs. I really, really liked it here. I think that Mickey's is going to become one of those places to get out of the house and relax a bit.
I want to live in New Albany again just for Mickeys! Mickeys is my home away from home. From the outdoor mural to the inside cozy... Mickeys does NOT disappoint. The cozy space brings you home and the libations are delightful. Oh, and the Fermented sweet potato sammich is the bees . Yummy in my tummy! But really, I drove all the way to Indiana for libations just for Mickeys since Louisville Coffee shops don't offer the sane relaxed and intentional feel.
How are there only 8 reviews?! But I lowkey love that this place is kind of like iykyk type of a place. Found out about this place recently bc of the Exchange that happens on Sundays from 11AM to 2PM (follow their insta for more info). Finally got to try this place and it is a book & coffee lover's dream! Super spacious yet cozy and warm at the same time. I love that they're not blasting AC like most cafes. They have about 5-6 tables and some counter top seats as well as 2 outdoor tables. I also love love that they have a water station with glass cups (instead of plastic ones like most places). The cortado I ordered was perfect. They use local Good Folks coffee and get their baked goods from Payne St and Viking Wholesales Bakery. The chicken sausage they use for bfast of champ sandwich is currently discontinued so they're trying to find an alternative. I also got the Painted Bird sandwich ($8), and it's like taste of autumn!!! You get a choice of bagel (highly recommend the cheddar garlic bagel) or GF bread with turkey, apple butter, red onion, and organic spinach. Yumm!! There's plenty of free street parking on both the main and side roads. Beautiful wall mural as well! Perf study spot with free wifi (ask for pw), meet ups, and/or dates :)
I stopped into Mickey's by chance. It was a rainy day and I wanted a hot tea, as I am not a coffee person. Mickey's has a housemade chia. It is less sweet and less spicy than what I buy from the store, but it is good. Several coffee, tea, and milk options are offered. They also have pastries that appear to be locally made. I had the blueberry muffin. It was dense and crumbly. I enjoyed it. I will revisit this little, local shop.
The go-to local New Albany spot for Coffee. In the last 2 weeks, we've frequented Mickey's 5 times. 3 of those days were in a row and love at first sip. The shop is filled with books (for purchase) from floor to ceiling, plants hiding in every nook and some out in the open waving at you. Their menu is full of amazing bites and sips. I stand by the house-made syrups. DO NOT SLEEP on the BLACKBERRY. I'm currently writing this inside the shop because I just don't want to leave this wonderful calm atmosphere. If my partner and I still lived around the corner, it would be a guaranteed every-morning ritual.
super cute bookstore/coffee shop. they accept apple pay, have lots of discounted books. they have the tastiest options for specialty coffees. they also have a kids drink menu. :)
Homey and unique local coffee and book shop!! We ventured across the bridge this weekend to visit Mickey's and we will be coming back! The bagel sandwiches were home made and a unique combination I had never tried before. The coffee was excellent and there was an endless supply of books to browse! We sat towards the back and got some work done. There was also a few board and card games available.
Cute neighborhood coffeeshop. Very friendly staff and very cozy with all the books and plants.
The cookie butter latte was amazing. The cheddar beagle was amazing. Awesome service. I recommend going there. (Don't mind the half ate beagle and half drunk coffee)
They had me at Dog Friendly. Great coffee, cool decor and vibe. It's a comfy and quirky place to grab coffee to go or to meet some friends.
Home sourced and local appreciation! This is a great thing all in itself. On the one hand, it's a coffee house with pastries. Then you can buy your favorite user books for sale too. Sip and challenge your mind for a moment. This establishment makes an effort to have outstanding content in all things. You cannot expect to go wrong with a book and a breve hot latte in a mug. The outside has been sealed with butterfly hope. That mural evokes home town vibes and the feeling of life being lost if not appreciated. For the butterflies only live for so long, this shop evokes the benefits for longevity no matter how that looks like. Come in and enjoy the delicious small eats that Mickey's has made for you. Bring a book, but it's better to buy it here. Your fav caffeine drinks will make you smile. Now is the time to caught up in the adventures your inner self where you left off, just crack the cower. read more
What a gem! I was finally able to visit Mickey's during a recent girls weekend in New Albany. Coffee + books -- what's not to love! This small shop boasts an expertly curated selection of used books, arranged by type around the space. I ended up going with "Blink" by Malcolm Gladwell and "The Library Book" by Susan Orlean. Both weren't more than $8. I also got a chai tea to go. This is such a cozy shop. If we had more time to spend, I would have pulled up a chair and enjoyed my time here some more. I also loved seeing the fun customers in this shop. Some were talking. Some reading. It is a great community space. Again, a gem. Looking forward to supporting it more! read more
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The epitome of a local coffee shop - with an added bonus of a broad selection of used books! Bring your own book or grab one here for the perfect hygge vibe! So many great nooks with perfectly photographable areas. Drinks range from typical coffee beverages, a variety of teas (including housemade chai) and some cold teas and sodas. They proudly support/advertise other local businesses, which is wonderful to see. Baked goods are from Viking Hat and Payne Bakeries! Plus sandwiches. read more
Caffeine, music, plants and books everywhere; Mickey's is one of those places that I didn't enter so much as sink into like a really comfortable couch. The whole place felt broken in, like it had been there for decades despite it being relatively new. The owner/barista was welcoming, nonchalant without being aloof, and friendly. That lack of pushiness permeates the whole space; it feels like somewhere you can take your time, settle into one of several seating areas both inside or out, grab a book (or better yet, buy one) and relax. The tin ceiling hangs high above the room, giving plenty of space for the large bookshelves; ample space for the many books and potted plants to grow together. Massive windows allow natural light to pour in without the noise of Vincennes Ave. The main bar is directly ahead. With only a single barista when we visited, speed wasn't a focus, but again, speed isn't really the goal here. The menu is full of options with plenty off-menu choices as well. My cold brew with cream was excellent! Mickey's really seemed welcoming to everyone and non-judgemental. Personally, I was happy to find a coffee shop not directly associated with a particular church in town. The openness stretched to the wide variety of books available for purchase and even to the bathroom which had a sign saying to take what you needed and a basket of women's hygiene products and even a Narcan inhaler because this place doesn't seem like its going to judge you or your particular needs. I really, really liked it here. I think that Mickey's is going to become one of those places to get out of the house and relax a bit. read more
5 years ago
I want to live in New Albany again just for Mickeys! Mickeys is my home away from home. From the outdoor mural to the inside cozy... Mickeys does NOT disappoint. The cozy space brings you home and the libations are delightful. Oh, and the Fermented sweet potato sammich is the bees . Yummy in my tummy! But really, I drove all the way to Indiana for libations just for Mickeys since Louisville Coffee shops don't offer the sane relaxed and intentional feel. read more
1 year ago
How are there only 8 reviews?! But I lowkey love that this place is kind of like iykyk type of a place. Found out about this place recently bc of the Exchange that happens on Sundays from 11AM to 2PM (follow their insta for more info). Finally got to try this place and it is a book & coffee lover's dream! Super spacious yet cozy and warm at the same time. I love that they're not blasting AC like most cafes. They have about 5-6 tables and some counter top seats as well as 2 outdoor tables. I also love love that they have a water station with glass cups (instead of plastic ones like most places). The cortado I ordered was perfect. They use local Good Folks coffee and get their baked goods from Payne St and Viking Wholesales Bakery. The chicken sausage they use for bfast of champ sandwich is currently discontinued so they're trying to find an alternative. I also got the Painted Bird sandwich ($8), and it's like taste of autumn!!! You get a choice of bagel (highly recommend the cheddar garlic bagel) or GF bread with turkey, apple butter, red onion, and organic spinach. Yumm!! There's plenty of free street parking on both the main and side roads. Beautiful wall mural as well! Perf study spot with free wifi (ask for pw), meet ups, and/or dates :) read more
I stopped into Mickey's by chance. It was a rainy day and I wanted a hot tea, as I am not a coffee person. Mickey's has a housemade chia. It is less sweet and less spicy than what I buy from the store, but it is good. Several coffee, tea, and milk options are offered. They also have pastries that appear to be locally made. I had the blueberry muffin. It was dense and crumbly. I enjoyed it. I will revisit this little, local shop. read more
The go-to local New Albany spot for Coffee. In the last 2 weeks, we've frequented Mickey's 5 times. 3 of those days were in a row and love at first sip. The shop is filled with books (for purchase) from floor to ceiling, plants hiding in every nook and some out in the open waving at you. Their menu is full of amazing bites and sips. I stand by the house-made syrups. DO NOT SLEEP on the BLACKBERRY. I'm currently writing this inside the shop because I just don't want to leave this wonderful calm atmosphere. If my partner and I still lived around the corner, it would be a guaranteed every-morning ritual. read more
2 years ago
super cute bookstore/coffee shop. they accept apple pay, have lots of discounted books. they have the tastiest options for specialty coffees. they also have a kids drink menu. :) read more
4 years ago
Homey and unique local coffee and book shop!! We ventured across the bridge this weekend to visit Mickey's and we will be coming back! The bagel sandwiches were home made and a unique combination I had never tried before. The coffee was excellent and there was an endless supply of books to browse! We sat towards the back and got some work done. There was also a few board and card games available. read more
4 years ago
Cute neighborhood coffeeshop. Very friendly staff and very cozy with all the books and plants. read more
4 years ago
The cookie butter latte was amazing. The cheddar beagle was amazing. Awesome service. I recommend going there. (Don't mind the half ate beagle and half drunk coffee) read more
5 years ago
They had me at Dog Friendly. Great coffee, cool decor and vibe. It's a comfy and quirky place to grab coffee to go or to meet some friends. read more
4 years ago
4 years ago
LOVE THIS PLACE! If you are looking for cozy plants, to buy amazing coffee, old architecture, to eat an amazing bagel (GET THE GARLIC CHEDDAR), and to sit and talk this is the place. All of the lattes have the perfect coffee to milk ratio (less sweet than starbucks but is it still sweet trust me). My favorite cookie is the chocolate chip cookie for sure. I love coldbrew- and the quality here is amazing. The t-shirts are very cute. If you love tea I recommend the rose-white. If you are looking for a refreshering sweet drink, the blueberry tea with honey and lemonade is amazing. Definitely the best coffee shop in the louisville area! read more
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624 Vincennes St
New Albany, IN 47150
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