This is a locally-owned donut shop selling traditional donuts in downtown Lafayette. There are a…read morecouple tables inside and a chess board ready to go. The sofas have seen better days. The donuts are in cases at the counter. The clerk rattles off the popular donuts and includes the apple fritter. The fritters are part of their specialty donuts and are large. The clerk is friendly and explains that the donut makers come in early to make the donuts. They sell coffee too - it's self serve and only $1.29 for a small cup. Nothing fancy. Just coffee. The apple fritter is huge and was perfect at $3.69. The apple filling was delicious. I recommend and will be back soon.

Incredible! Snagged a day old red velvet donut from some friends and couldn't believe my face! This…read moreis one special spot that does phenomenal work. I fell for the rich yet easy to enjoy texture, vibrant flavors, and large dessert treat perfect for celebrating a birthday after everyone has eaten the rest of the box. Can't speak for much else yet but will fix that soon and get myself to Hammer properly to take on the menu for myself!

I'm teaching classes here this week and ordered donuts for the class participants. I picked up two…read moredozen donuts every day for five days, and I sampled several different donuts during the week. I was disappointed with the donuts. After reading the great reviews I was expecting some incredible donuts. But I found them to be dry, and too sweet. It could just be that I prefer light donuts with more flavor. But I wasn't a fan of the texture, and they definitely tasted dry. My order was always ready on time, and the employees were always very friendly. The shop is attractive. The donuts were large and attractively decorated. But in my opinion they didn't taste as good as they looked.

Love stopping in the morning for a doughnut on 4th st. Hannah( maybe because that's the name I see…read moreon a cup) is always attentive and polite to me it's a great way to start my day.

Quite the expensive sugar rush for divine gluten and dairy free desserts, good thing they got a…read morerewards program! It's the downtown ideal for digestion sensitive eats, plenty of free street parking, excellent variety, enjoyable staff, and soon to boast more options. My family and I have samples probably everything, donuts, cinnamon rolls, peanut butter cookies, bars, and more all easy to eat and making few compromises. There is the typical dryness and heavier texture typical for limited pallets. Would really like to see a discounted selection promoting serious savings to help us both, kitchen errors, nearing shelf life end, and all the treats to reduce food waste.

When in Lafayette I make sure to stop in Rose Market. This is a family run business, which I love!…read moreThe daughter bakes the assorted gluten free goodies and her parents co-own with her. Using my Yelp account to check in then I was able to get one free donut today. Be sure to buy a donut! The daughter has talent and is able to make gluten free taste yummy! Very friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Quiet shop, where you can look at leisure, but also get help if you have questions.

Great food and atmosphere! I absolutely loved this place! From the moment I walked in, the…read moreatmosphere felt warm and welcoming. The space is cozy but not cramped, with plenty of natural light and comfortable seating -- perfect for catching up with a friend or getting some work done. The coffee was excellent -- rich, smooth! This is definitely a spot I'll be coming back to regularly. Highly recommend if you're looking for great coffee and a relaxing vibe!

Everything went well the crepe was excellent, the hot cocoa with oat milk delicious. The service…read morewas quick (self service from the counter) the coffee shop was clean.

This is an artsy coffee, bagel and sandwich shop across from the historic courthouse in Lafayette…read more We stopped in for an early lunch. The menu is at the coffee bar and that's where you order. There is a mix of table and lounge seating along the long narrow dining room. Students and other academics work at laptops and discuss heady topics. The walls are filled with modern and kitschy art. The staff is busy making specialty coffees but a clerk stops to give us the menu. Food comes out quickly. I order a bowl of the wild rice and mushroom soup. The soup is house made, thick and hearty. My husband and I share a Thai Tuna on a whole wheat bagel. The bagels are made in Bloomington. The tuna is interesting with Thai spices. I love the pickled onions and fresh cucumbers. The Broad Ripple chips are an odd blend of sweetly and spicy hot. There is limited street parking. The shop was full when we left. The sandwiches are great.

Wow! Best bagel sandwiches ever. We were in town for a soccer game and did an online order which…read morewas ready when we arrived. The bahn mi bagel was so good, and my partner loved the ham and pimento sandwich. Love all the local partnerships you can see in their ingredient choices.

Not a long review, but a small and simple one for a small simple shop…read more Came on a Saturday morning, and got a few doughnuts. They were okay, but not amazing. 3 droughts were $4.50, so not terrible pricing for three doughnuts. This is a takeout only, so no seating and hours are pretty limited, so beware of the 5a-11a.

Awesome service and doughnuts! Large variety but go early! Best doughnuts in town by far.read more

Mama Ines is such a gift to the community! Not only is it a bakery, but they also host events and…read moregive back to the community! Whenever I go it's clean, well stocked and everyone is so friendly! It's important to know that Mexican desserts are not as sweet as American desserts so don't expect it to be your normal sugar rush. Grab a tray and fill it up! The prices are great! They also make full size, beautifully decorated cakes, serve meals such as tamales and burritos, and have a beautiful outdoor seating area and grill during the warmer months!

Such a wonderful place for a treat. Mexican Bakery's don't use sugar like we do in the US. Don't…read moreexpect things to be sugar bombs but they are still wonderful. This location is the place where they bake the items so they are super fresh. Prices have gone up in the last few years but still a bargain. We got a mix of treats and a couple Agua De Jamaica, one of my favorite drinks on the planet. We had wonderful friendly checkout and they were super busy. Doing a slight up charge is totally legal on credit cards since 2013 thank your legislators for changing that law. Up till 2013 it wasn't legal to charge a person a credit card fee. Love this place. Support local family owned businesses

Friendly staff. Reuben and coconut cream pie were absolutely delicious! I've been back several…read moretimes just to grab a slice of pie to go!

The atmosphere was charming. Very clean, well-maintained. Rem…read moreInds you of a small country store Or a quaint Amish store I frequent. The food cost is on the higher side. The quality is good. You place your order as soon as you enter. We were unsure as to how it worked so went to look at the salad bar. It was ok nothing spectacular. They also had soup. All food in this area is weighed and you pay by the ounce. Reminded me of a hospital cafeteria except it was more expensive. I was never sure how much per ounce. A friend had the chicken salad sandwich which was on the most wonderful croissant. Chicken salad is very thickly applied. It was good not over the top but good also we split a coconut cream pie. It was on the heavy side a lot of coconut and not much pudding. I like my coconut cream nice and fluffy. . For a very small salad and the chicken sandwich, it was 39. Dollars a bit much.

We buy their cakes for family birthdays. It's consistently outstanding and the family always loves…read moreit!

My daughter chose O'Rears to make her wedding cake. It was a disaster. So very very…read moredisappointing. It looked like it had been bounced around. Icing was falling off . Just a complete fail on their part.

Good coffee and fast service. The latte was made properly and the staff were super friendly!read more

Once a latte gets above five bucks something happens, expectations! Single origin, hand made…read moresyrups, divine blend of balance bitter notes and creamy sweet flavors, those are the established mainstream essentials for any spot aspiring to be better than Dunkin! I have twice enjoyed the inspired space here getting me far away from the dull Midwest, a huge menu boasting all sorts, plenty to pick from with fan favorites and seasonal picks, espresso seemed decently roasted and matches with the basic white girl vibes however the pricing is entirely optimistic. Greyhouse and Indie Coffee Roasters have the same issue. My large latte with soy nearly touched eight bucks which is fine for house crafted syrups and top tier bean juice. But no and also sadly again no, there are no real flavors only plastic pumps of sucrose. My latte was extremely sweet, likely hiding Starbucks quality java. Eleventh House, Sacred Grounds, Wanderlust and even the cold brew oddity that is Java House make for better quality and value.