LOVE THIS PLACE! First of all the interior decor is a whole vibe and I'm here for it! The…read moreaesthetic- fabulous, the music played- perfection. The barista I had was so sweet. I was, admittedly, a little overwhelmed trying to pick a drink. She started a causal conversation of- what do you normally like? And we built from there! I ended up getting Voodoo, a peanut butter chocolate espresso latte and a plain bagel with cream cheese, OMG! I haven't stopped thinking about that drink. It was so smooth, just the right amount of sweet. Incredible! And the bagel was nice and crunchy on the outside and super soft in the middle. As someone who grew up a stones throw from NYC I can be a bagel snob. This was perfection. I sat there and worked for a while and at one point one of the baristas brought me over a cup of water. Said she noticed I had been working for a while and thought it might like some water. Which honestly was so touching because sometimes I get so hyper focused on what I'm doing I forgot to care for myself. That really meant a lot. This place is an absolute gem and if you're in the area- stop and check it out!

This is a new location for this Fluid. They moved from across the street. This location is…read morebigger, light and bright. Great staff. I always loved their coffee concoctions but amazingly I found I absolutely love their drip coffee! They roast their own beans. I do not like most coffee shops black coffee, but this is great! Come in, sit and relax with coffee, matcha, tea. Enjoy!

I'm absolutely obsessed with charming coffee shops that offer outdoor seating--especially when…read morethey're dog-friendly! If that sounds like your vibe, be sure to check out Old Dog Coffeehouse in Lowell, Indiana. From the endless creative menu to the delicious seasonal drinks, this spot completely won me over. The atmosphere was adorable, the service was exceptional, and the whole experience had that welcoming small-town, family-oriented feel that makes you want to stay awhile. Plus, there were plenty of furry friends around to say hello to! I'm so glad I had the chance to stop by while in town. My nephew absolutely loved seeing all the dogs and enjoying a cake pop, and the Berries & Cream Latte was the perfect treat--easily one of my favorite seasonal drinks I've tried recently. Such a fun and cozy spot that's well worth a visit!

Unfortunately the espresso machine was broke during my visit so I got a caramel cold brew it was…read morepretty good Cute atmosphere Servers and baristas were nice

So cute and fun loved finding this place when we did. Places like this make road trips funread more

Overall, the atmosphere was calm and quiet. The Barista…read moretook our orders. She was very nice. We wandered the store while she made our coffees. It's a pretty boutique with lots of things to look at. She called us when our coffees were ready. They were very good!

Lounge is so cute, cozy and spacious. Customer service is great. Coffee is strong and delicious…read more This will be my go to coffee spot when I'm near the area.

Love love love that this place has latte flights. They have seasonal lattes and a limited food menu…read moreas well. I got a pumpkin muffin that was ok. The interior is spacious and nice. Very nice addition to the Dyer foodscape.

If you want a delicious breakfast, come on in! Their food is fresh and prepared with care, the…read morewait staff is friendly and fun, and starting the day there is always a treat. I have tried a number of things from their menu, but have become hopelessly addicted to the Farmer's Omelet. Also love the never-ending coffee.

Country kitchen food is good. Can improve on a few things.. They only serve oatmeal on weekends…read morewhich most restaurants serve meal all week long. I just don't understand that part so.. people are friendly atmosphere is OK and the foods are not disappointing.

Cute, rustic coffee shop in Crown Point with great customer service. They serve a wide variety of…read moreflavored drinks, including seasonal specials. They also offer breakfast and lunch sandwiches. Seating is limited, but dining in is an option. I ordered the iced Banana Bread Latte with oat milk, and it was creamy and lightly sweet with banana flavor. Great place to try if you enjoy specialty lattes.

Another nice selection alongside Fluid, good menu, friendly staff, enjoyable gathering spot! Plenty…read moreof parking, location isn't on a main drag but probably leaves more room for locals. Our lattes were well put together, nothing incredible yet it's the simple life done right.

Genius level name! Where is the perfect cult status Christmas romcom featuring this book nook roast…read moreroost and two cute individuals who couldn't be more opposite yet fall in love between some pages and espresso? I wish I had had time to browse and pretend I read more than Lord of the Rings every two years. Could complain it's tiny, but duh, no one wants a Barns and Noble next to the courthouse, pint perfect size however please don't bring more than two kids. I wish I could've tried the whole menu too, need flights please! Did go for a cereal milk latte that tingled good vibes and set off spring tide for my trip back to Lafayette.

First of all: The entrance doesn't seem very accessible, so wheelchair users and people with…read morestrollers might have a hard time getting inside. There are two doors and a step in between, and even I had to maneuver my way in and out. Just an FYI. The Press has a coffee shop inside of it. How nice! I didn't partake because the line was long, but the coffee smelled amazing. What a pleasant thing to be a bookstore that's also a coffee shop. There are some cozy couches and tables here and there among the stacks of books. I suppose you could take your cup of coffee and curl up on a couch or chair, because I saw one person doing that. But mostly: This is a bookstore, not so much a coffee shop or place to lounge. So I wouldn't visit with the intention of posting up and working for a few hours. This doesn't seem like that kind of place. Again, it's a bookstore first, a coffee shop second, a place to lounge third. Although The Press is a small bookstore, it has a nice children's section, with lots of books for kids and even graphic novels (my personal favorite). There is something for everyone here.

Just keep going through the business complex to find this sweet spot at the tail end on the left…read moreside! Trust me, the coffee is excellent and you do not want to miss it. That being said, it is the cutest shop. It felt modern but cozy and not pretentious. A great spot to sit and sip some coffee with friends or clients. I wanted to get a real taste of the roastery and purchased the standard coffee with nothing in it! What a change for me, but totally worth it. The coffee was great. I even had the hubby try it (a normal person that uses milk in his coffee, ugh) and he said that he could drink it with nothing! WHAT! Yep, that is huge. PROS: Great parking Cute spot Great coffee/tea choices CONS: Difficult to find, GPS does not get you all the way there, keep going

Very cool coffee shop is a hidden gem. The barista greeted me as I walked in and showed me their…read moremenus. I got a small iced coconut latte, which is really good! The shop has a cool space. Lots of plants, has lots of places to sit and sip your coffee, there's a puzzle on a table that everyone can work on, cool mosaic above the door, and has some cool art pieces on the wall. Definitely will be back soon!

This is a neighborhood coffee house diner. Cute little neighborhood coffee house and not a huge…read morebreakfast lunch menu but many choices. The counter attendant was not very friendly and could have been more welcoming. Has many natural products and homemade items for sale inside which I like. Very good food and coffee. Small dining area inside with tables & chairs and some booths. Nice small home town feel.

Joe's bread looked good on paper - great menu, impeccable reviews, good location with adequate…read moreseating, etc. We came in for breakfast on a Monday. Ticket for four people was a hundred bucks and change. Four entrees, four drinks. Coffee was decent. The food was awful. The croque madame was, apparently, made by someone who had never eaten one. The sandwich was stone cold with the saddest little drizzle of what I can only imagine was fully congealed béchamel that had been piped on and maybe popped in a toaster oven for fifteen seconds. The egg on top was cooked over hard. Why even put that sandwich on the menu if you're going to execute it so poorly? The crepes were gummy, the avocado on the green goddess salad was mealy somehow. We just ate what we could of our meal and left. I would give this place a miss. If they're going to charge what they do, they need to fix the food.

Insanely expensive for absolutely no reason, corn syrup pumped flavors spread across a menu…read moreprimarily sponsored by caramel and white chocolate, I thought of McDonald's and Dunkin's awkward surprise baby. Farmhouse is wildly out of touch to charge an additional buck twenty for nondairy milk, imagine Wendy's and Panera Bread pricing lattes over eight bucks. We all tried our best assuming some exquisite roast and well pulled shots. But satisfaction to the java, let me remind the jury is double the cost it should be. No restroom, a small and at least pleasantly staffed espresso hobby farm, but certainly no place I could recommend even for the desperately caffeine deficient. Grab a two dollar can of Stök at the Dollar General a block away!

I would really consider changing the coffee packaging... it's disturbing and upsetting…read more the AI generated dog in particular has WWII uniform reminiscent of Germany. Even beyond that, the packaging gave a sickening feeling and makes the shop feel cheap. The uniform mistake in particular makes it feel like no attention was given to the shop. if it's too expensive to find an artist, which it really shouldn't be with the price of the drinks, even a cute doodle would be better.