WOWWWWW $17 for a 16oz shake using the same products that the old owners did is crazy. I used to…read morepay $11 for a shake and a tea, and they were both 24oz. Trust me it would be a whole lot cheaper to just make your own at home.

Amazing people and amazing smoothies. Post work out, a meal replacement, or a dessert, the…read moreEnergyWell combines health and sweetness into one delectable and satisfying blend of any of your favorite flavors. Take the shot of aloe for energy, accept the freshness of a tea, and try to not drink the smoothie too fast or you will get a brain freeze;) Do yourself a favor: treat yourself without the guilt and meet some incredible people along the way!

I'm a FedEx driver & this is my all time favorite stop on my route Kathy & Sam always take care of…read moreme with a friendly smile on there face...it's like "CHEERS" in here they know every customer by name!!! Great clean place to get a nice cold tea or delicious protein shake...they have a chalk board of many many different flavors...my goal is to try every flavor they have...can't wait till my next delivery!!!

awesome awesome awesome! if you are looking for fresh fruit and a smoothie , wrong place, previous…read moreunwarranted 1stars obviously don't know what they are all about! Herbalife, and all shakes 300 calories or less. Jackie,Kathy, and Sam are amazing and serve an amazing product, I know! 75 pounds later and have kept it off. So don't think your getting Dairy Queen or smoothie king. Your getting healthy and better but served by family

This place is an awesome oasis! I had to bring my Thor Sprinter to get some repairs done and saw…read morethat this coffee house was less than a mile away in the small downtown. Quick easy walk. I basically spent two days at this coffee house between 7:30 AM and 2:30 PM. They were very kind and didn't mind me hanging out for the day. I highly recommend this place. I had breakfast and lunch here each day as well as coffee and my favorite of all the sandwiches were the two I got on a croissant. All was good, great vibes.

Super cute and loved the aesthetic inside! I ordered the açaí bowl & a passionfruit refresher which…read morewere both delicious!

This place was such a hidden gem. We went to get sandwiches from the shop in front and found out…read morethat this was in the back. They carry frozen yogurt and ice cream. The service was great and the staff explained allot to me as a first timer. They have three sizes of bowls. A small, a medium, and the last bowl is weighed by ounces. Bowls start bout 4-5 bucks. We got a small and was able to share. The fruit flavors were so good. I really liked the coconut and pineapple flavors. I was told that most of the fruit flavors are water based, so if you're trying to avoid dairy, froyo & so fruit flavors are a great alternative. Inside is clean and they also offer outside seating for warm sunny days. While we were there we saw people ride their bikes and stop and get ice cream/frozen yogurt. Super cute and such a great find.

Happy to have a place that offers frozen yogurt, however this was definitely not the best I've ever…read morehad. The flavors were bland overall and the product was too soft and somewhat grainy. The toppings they offered were good, however, all the candy pieces were so stuck together it wasn't worth the effort to put them in my Froyo. The staff working was friendly and the outside patio is cute. Unfortunately they close early in the evening on Friday and are closed on Saturday. I wasn't super impressed, however 2 star Froyo is still Froyo and it's the only place within a 10 mile radius so I'm glad it's here.

We had a positive experience getting lunch here on Monday. I appreciated that they have gluten-free…read morebread and clearly marked vegetarian options. My Mediterranean sandwich was simple and yet so satisfying - good proportions, flavors, ingredients were fresh and the bread being served toasted transformed this from a cold sandwich to a more enjoyable meal. The chai tea latte truly was delicious - very sweet and rich like a dessert but also a welcome indulgence. The ambiance is New Orleans cabaret lounge turned into coffee and study bar during the day. Very French, very spacious, very comfortable.

Burgers were nasty. They tasted very plain and the bread…read morewas cold. Burgers were not well cooked, and I was very scared of getting sick so I had to throw mine out. In addition, their prices are steep. I would not recommend this place.

Cloud Walking Cafe serves Great coffee and has Great customer service!! You'll want to try out…read morethis quaint little cafe that also serves sweets.

stopped in today before my first meeting here in town and was so surprised. The shop looks small…read morefrom the outside and even when you first walk in but there is a huge room in back with lots of working spaces. it was really busy at 11:00 on a Tuesday. Staff was really friendly and they offer a huge selection of drinks. Grabbed a Cappuccino and had the cutest bunny foam art on top. Espresso was really smooth and had a slight sweet taste making the drink very enjoyable. I will make sure I stop back by before heading out of town.

I don't normally have the sweetest of teeth, but I've only had the gelato and smoothies from here…read more Their gelato is OK; it's not good enough as gelato to be better than ice cream. The smoothies are pretty good. I think I've had the Orange Sunrise and the Bangin' Berry. I'll probably try more, but of those two, the Orange Sunrise is better, hands down. I've never had breakfast here, but they do offer Quorn substitutes for anything that comes with chicken, so there are plenty of vegetarian options for a place with such a limited menu to start with. It's located in the Duncan Student Center, which is the building they attached to the west side of the football stadium. The cafe is near the north entrance. There's lots of seating, but some of the stools are annoying tall ones, which seem to be all the rage these days, even though they're uncomfortable. The good thing about the tall stools is that they have these special metal baskets at the bottom so that you have somewhere to put all your junk while you're eating. I can see this coming in handy when the weather's bad, which it often is in South Bend; you don't have to sit against your wet and/or cold coat.

I usually get dark roast and cappuccinos because it's a convenient location, but the coffee is a…read moretad bit mediocre and nothing special. I don't view this as an actual coffee shop but more of a quick service establishment. The pastry proportions sometimes disappoint me because they are more expensive than they should. I got their unsweetened matcha once and was terribly disappointed. I honestly couldn't taste the matcha. I think that ABP in Hesburgh library serves better coffee, and it's worth the short walk over there.

Bonnie Doon Drive-In is THE quintessential old fashioned drive-in in South Bend, Indiana. Think…read moreSonic but legit. My boyfriend and I were feeling silly in June 2026 and wanted ice cream for brunch so decided to go here after a quick search on Yelp. Inside felt like a mix of Grease, Pleasantville, and the Fallout TV show with tin lunchboxes, pictures of classic cars, and cheeky signs decorating every square inch of the inside. While waiting for our food, we hummed along to the music of the 1950s and 1960s playing on the speakers from the same Sirius XM station my parents listen to. Some artists we heard during our lunch there included The Ronettes, Elvis, The Bobettes, The Crests, and The Temptations! Since we both ordered "baskets," we got our sandwiches with fries and a soda. My boyfriend got the green river phosphate soda and I got a diet root beer. His phosphate was so bright neon green that it definitely stood out! We only waited about 5 minutes for our food but that was still enough time to look around the place and listen to some of the orders being placed by cars over the speakers as well as flip through an early 2000s book on some of the must visit hamburger restaurants in the USA. See attached picture for a screenshot of that list. Now, my grilled pb and banana sandwich was a decent size. Not too big and actually reflecting the portion sized people in the 1950s used to eat! The prices reflected the "small-ish" portions as well as we only paid $7.99 for my basket and his was $10.99. The white toast was heavily buttered and the pb was creamy. I would have preferred crunchy pb for texture reasons. The crinkle fries needed salt but they hit the spot! The food itself wasn't anything special but the vibes were perfect! After eating our real food, we then got our heavily anticipated bowls of sugar upon sugar. My bf's medium tin roof sundae was quite large and indulgent ($4.99). But I definitely went hard in indulging. I treated myself to the classic cars sundae ($5.99) with a scoop of birthday cake and caramel moose tracks with strawberry syrup topping. I laugh cried when it came out, I was so happy! It was sooooo much sugar. The total with cash was about $32 and with credit card, it was $33.34 as there is a 4% fee for using a card. I left 40 bucks in cash for the meal and the tip. Then we left and I immediately died of a sugar rush. The end!

Stopped in for some icecream after dinner! Place hasn't changed since I was little in a good way!…read moreWe got delicious hot fudge sundae, some mint ice cream, and some Supergirl ice cream! The young girl who took our order was very nice and the ice cream was delicious! The ambiance is still there from being a kid too!