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Morgan’s cafe

4.0 (1 review)
Closed • 6:30 am - 1:00 pm

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The Red Room Cakery

5.0(4 reviews)
22.0 mi

Always in pursuit of "off the beaten path" gems you can often find in places in small town Indiana,…read morethe Red Room Cakery fits that bill. Prairieton....small township, population maybe 1300...maybe, 12 minutes from the south side of Terre Haute. Discovered on a Facebook post indicating a "pop-up from 10am-2pm" on the Sunday we showed up, the Red Room Cakery is actually wholesale and not normally open to the public. Lots of cake displays and brag books about, cakes are clearly this guys jam, in addition to the baked goods he sells thru restaurants in a 50 miles radius of his Prairieton ovens. And by "this guy," I am referring to Chef J who is here this day with his side kick employee Olivia. And don't underestimate Olivia and her shy demeanor, as a current student of Purdue's hospitality program and an award winning cake baker from a 4-H event not so long ago, she knows her way around a baked good. I always say "behind every good man is a better woman" and that be Olivia in this case. Chef J could not be more of a sweeter teddy bear type personality if he tried. Kind of a bit unexpected considering that this spot is not normally open to the public, which really means "I have enough business and I would rather not deal with the public." But on this day and in this moment of this pop-up that I show up with my aging folks from Terre Haute, we were treated with real midwestern hospitality...the kind that I have forgotten about living on the west coast and in giant urban cities around the planet. I tend to drill down hard to get to the meat of a business or a person, so after grilling this overgrown teddy bear a bit, Chef J is explaining to me his military career (thank you for your service!) and how he got into cooking before he is inviting me around the back to see the action of the kitchen. The smell of hot sugar and yeast coming from an oven, painting a glaze of a gooey cinnamon concoction on top of the twists baked just so, the perfect amount of flaky crust and mildly doughy center to make this twist Mid-westernly delish. We are consuming one right on the spot before we depart. Some lava cakes for good measure, we walk out with some items to enjoy at home and happy to have made the acquaintance of Chef J and Olivia. And those lava cakes.... Keep in the frig vs the counter and then pop in the microwave for about 30-40 seconds....incredible! Really delicious. The actual establishment is again not normally open, so I am appreciating this unicorn moment. There is no hot coffee option, music chiming in or even many places to sit. Nothing about this spot says "hang out/linger." Rumor has it that Chef J tried pizza for awhile and it just did not catch on. What I clearly know and the greater Praireton area does not....bakers make the best pizzas because the dough is always exceptional. But anyway.... I consider the Red Room Cakery and our unique moment to visit and buy some baked goods moment a big win and really enjoyed taking the trip over from Terre Haute. Chef J is celebrating 10 years of being in business this summer. I am on the look out during all visits now moving forward when in Terre Haute to see if the baked goods served at an eatery come from the Red Room Cakery. Because there they are a little bit delicious and a little bit Midwestern, which makes the perfect baked good in my eyes.

This place is just a great experience and no other way to explain it. Walked in to be greeted and…read moreserved by the owner. Explained everything very well, since it was out first time there. Owner was very down to earth and honest with his suggestions. Also we got to sample a few things, so that's always a plus. We started by checking everything out, the inventory was low but still a few options. Sampled a couple of ice creams. Ended up getting a Muncher cup is what i think they were called. Two scoops of ice cream with a cupcake. Another member of our party got a muffin they enjoyed, then our last memeber got a single cupcake and drink. The owner gave us a brownie on the house too. Ended up eating inside and watching a little bit of a cooking show that was on. Along with chatting with the owner. All in all if you want a great environment and treat this is the place to go. Was updated that they will be serving beer and wine soon. Also at some point will be doing soups and sandwiches. I'm sure this business will do great if they keep up the good work!

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The Red Room Cakery - Cake concepts on display.

Cake concepts on display.

The Red Room Cakery - Dining room/reception/marketing space all in this tiny spot

Dining room/reception/marketing space all in this tiny spot

The Red Room Cakery - Hot and delicious cinnamon twists.

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Hot and delicious cinnamon twists.

Sugar Studio By Tiers of Elegance - Cherry Chip cupcake

Sugar Studio By Tiers of Elegance

4.6(14 reviews)
26.4 mi
•$$

Absolutely fabulous cakes! They have a nice selection of…read morecupcakes and slices of cake. We got the Oreo, red velvet, and a big slice of chocolate cake with white frosting, which was my personal favorite. The cake texture was at once moist & fluffy.. The ratio of frosting to cake = A+. The frosting was not too sweet, which was lovely. Sugar Studio knows how to create beautiful and delicious cakes! It's one of my new favorite bakeries! Service was super friendly and parking was easy (they have a lot).

Sugar Studio by Tiers of Elegance has a huge variety of cupcakes. When I visited on a random…read moreSaturday, I saw at least a dozen different flavors: wedding cake, cherry chip, peanut butter chocolate chip, strawberry, lemon and many more. They also had chocolate chip cookie sandwiches, frosted sugar cookies, cake pops and slabs of frosted cake to go. There was just so much sugary goodness everywhere I looked. We picked up a variety pack of cupcakes to go, and my kids loved them. The cupcakes are more on the smaller side, which is great with me because they are so rich -- you really only need two or three bites and you're satisfied. The frosting on the cupcakes tastes like it's a buttercream base. The cupcakes are meticulously decorated -- all of them had a sprinkling of edible gold, so it felt that much more elevated. Fancy cupcakes! If you want to make a big impression on someone, gifting a cupcake or two from this place will do the trick.

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Sugar Studio By Tiers of Elegance - Fruity Pebble Sundae - Available on Sugar Box mobile or in house daily

Fruity Pebble Sundae - Available on Sugar Box mobile or in house daily

Sugar Studio By Tiers of Elegance - Birthday Cake Shake

Birthday Cake Shake

Sugar Studio By Tiers of Elegance - Butter Finger cupcake

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Butter Finger cupcake

Suzu’s Bakery - Blueberry Mochi Cake ($4.50) and Blueberry Streusel Okara Cake ($6) - I like the mochi cake. Okara cake is too sweet.

Suzu’s Bakery

4.6(57 reviews)
57.4 mi

Definitely very Asian bakery with lighter flavor profile. The okara cake was a very interesting…read moreconcept. I've made stuff with okara before and like the particular flavor and texture-- it feels drier and denser because of the soy pulp, but it's something I like. I also like how not too sweet everything is. Their miso salted caramel tart was also good, I also like that they sell day-old stuff with half price. I can get behind the concept and the intention behind how this bakery is ran. Very excited to have discovered this on our trip to visit uiuc. Would've loved to try their sencha, hojicha, and genmaicha next time!

I'm normally a huge fan of this bakery as the quality of the bakes are pretty good so we come here…read moreoften as you can see in my previous review. However, a few weeks ago, (6/6/26) I had a disappointing experience with a staff member there while picking up an online cake order. On the day of cake pick up, I was done with errands at around 10am, I called the bakery to ask if it was possible to pickup the cake early. The girl on the phone sounded very annoyed with my request (I was just asking, they could have said no) and told me they don't do pickups until noon but I can still come in. So I get there and she immediately starts treating me like I was a huge inconvenience. As she's handing me the cake, she pulls out a receipt and started scolding me that pickups don't start until noon and it's right there on the website. I showed her my email receipt confirming 10:30am pickup and how there's literally two different sections with different times on their website so i was obviously confused. but she ignored my explanation and continued chastising me for the misunderstanding of the pickup times. I just let it go as I didn't want to argue but I left feeling very upset. I think management/owners dropped the ball on training staff on how handle these types of situations with professionalism and not immediately placing blame on the customer. I tried my best to smile and be friendly to her but she was starting to become defensive. There was no accountability for the user interface of their website. She made sure to make it known that it was my mistake alone. I have not decided whether I will continue to support this establishment but I won't be back for awhile.

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Suzu’s Bakery - Mini Chocolate Okara Cake ($2), Mini Pumpkin Spice Okara Cake ($2), Kabocha Pan ($4)

Mini Chocolate Okara Cake ($2), Mini Pumpkin Spice Okara Cake ($2), Kabocha Pan ($4)

Suzu’s Bakery - Kabocha Mochi ($4) - I like the filling, which is kabocha and shiroan. But the mochi outside is too sweet.

Kabocha Mochi ($4) - I like the filling, which is kabocha and shiroan. But the mochi outside is too sweet.

Suzu’s Bakery - Mini Matcha Tart ($2.15) and Matcha Roll Cake Slice ($9.25) - tart is quite sweet. I preferred the roll cake

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Mini Matcha Tart ($2.15) and Matcha Roll Cake Slice ($9.25) - tart is quite sweet. I preferred the roll cake

Insomnia Cookies

Insomnia Cookies

2.9(19 reviews)
27.0 mi

I don't normally like to visit "chain" type establishments but when I was looking for something to…read moresatisfy my sweet tooth this was the only place that was open. This place has ver minimal street parking in front and honestly I'm not sure where any other parking for the facility would be located. The inside of the facility was nice and clean. I was the only customer in the store so the attendant came out right away to take my order. I never know for sure what I want and sometimes it takes me a hot minute to decide. She appeared to be pretty impatient with my lack of decision making abilities which set me off just a bit considering I was the only person in the store. After deciding what I wanted she got my cookies boxed up, I paid and left. I ended up getting the salted caramel, s'mores, peanut butter cup and confetti cookies. They were warm and gooey and absolutely amazing. My kiddos loved them as well as I did! These are very good cookies and actually stay good for a couple days as we didn't finish them and 2 days later they were still as soft and delicious as they were the day I bought them. My only reason for doing 3 stars is because of the poor attitude of the attendant. Customer service should be a priority at small businesses in my opinion.

i traveled from out of town, and decided to stop in here around 3:30PM on 9/13/25. i ordered about…read more$60 worth of cookies because I had never had them and wanted to give them a try! Super excited! What an unbelievable let down. I am not kidding when I tell you the cookies were beyond overcooked ... like cracked and crumbled when I bit into them. None of the coloration was consistent. Textures were all different And I ordered 2 of everything because I genuinely wanted to try them all! This was the worst experience I've ever had with the quality of the product. I will never be back to this store location. I would ask for a full refund, but I live over 2 hours away and that's not possible.

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Insomnia Cookies - Cookie A La Mode

Cookie A La Mode

Insomnia Cookies - Cookiewich

Cookiewich

Insomnia Cookies - Chocolate Chunk

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Chocolate Chunk

Honeysuckle Hill Bee-stro - Honey pie and honest graham ice cream

Honeysuckle Hill Bee-stro

4.8(17 reviews)
42.6 mi

What happens when Chicago foodies find themselves in Brazil, Indiana? They must go to Honeysuckle…read moreHill Bee-stro! Honeysuckle Hill is only open on Fridays and Saturdays and is a true gem. The restaurant is located amidst the cornfields of Indiana on the owner's family property, which of course, includes a bee farm. The dining room is very quaint and nicely appointed with an Indiana and bee theme. You can get a sneak peek of the desserts on the counter, so you know how much room to leave yourself! There are also a variety of goods for sale, like honey and homemade salad dressings that you know are on demand from customers! We were there on a busy night, but the restaurant didn't feel crowded and we were certainly not rushed at all. The food is all made from scratch from fresh local ingredients and is advertised as "just like your grandma used to make." I didn't have this kind of grandma, but WOW do I wish I did! The menu changes weekly and all entrees come with soup (I got tomato artichoke, which was outstanding) or salad (husband gave it two thumbs up, especially the homemade salad dressing) and fresh made bread with homemade honey butter. We really enjoyed the ordering system where you check off what you would like to order from a very pretty paper menu. We got the pot roast and chicken breasts and ordered different sides (you get to choose two) to try a bit of everything. The food was absolutely delicious across the board and our only problem was my hoarding of the creamy corn, which was the best I have ever eaten. Ever. Dessert was hard to choose, but we went with a slice of lemon eclair and honey graham ice cream, making the tough choice to forego the unbelievable looking s'mores cake on display. Truly a perfect country meal from start to finish. Our server was helpful and as pleasant as the restaurant she works in and suggested we take a walk around the property when we finished our meal. We got to chat with one of the owners who was carving wood out back and stroll down to their little slice of paradise lakefront. We can't wait to go back!

Had another fantastic birthday celebration here at HH Bee-Stro. The owner and our waitress were so…read morekind and welcoming...making sure all of our questions were answered about the menu. We all loved our entrees, and the dessert sampler was just the right size for 4 of us to share. The birthday girl even got her food served on a special plate! Did I mention those rolls?! Just like I remembered from my school lunch days...except better!! I've said it before, but the beauty of this small venue is just amazing. The hospitality, country charm, and delightful food makes this place a real winner. I'll again highly recommend you check this quaint spot out!

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Honeysuckle Hill Bee-stro - The dining area

The dining area

Honeysuckle Hill Bee-stro - Trio salad

Trio salad

Honeysuckle Hill Bee-stro - I love this mural!

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I love this mural!

Morgan’s cafe - desserts - Updated October 2026

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