Dropped my kid off to a Goo Goo Dolls concert tonight. Most cities coffee shops close early and…read moresuck. Nope this place is open till 1am. Air Conditioning, good coffee (Rose Latte), plugins for my laptop, quiet, and nice inside, nice tables, etc. Folks servicing are nice.

Cinnamon Muffin: Nothing to really write about here. 5/10…read moreGluten-free Doughnut: Had a characteristic gummy (?) texture to it. Taste was good though. 7/10 Chocolate Croissant: Instantly smiled when I put it in my mouth. Ask the cashier to warm it up for you. 9/10

Seasonal blueberry pie latte is amazing. Creamy blueberry flavor. Not overly sweet. Perfect…read morecompliment to the muffin.

I've coming here for a long time, but every year that goes by the service and coffee gets worse…read more The cashiers are surly at best, no smiles, no greeting, I actually want to leave. This last time I ordered a signature drink, I dont know if it was made wrong, but it tasted horrible, I could taste the grounds. So, I asked for a new drink. No apology for making a terrible drink, just charged me for a new one and literally told me it was my fault for ordering something bad. Customer service has become terrible, not worth the stop anymore when I'm back in town. There are better options. Seriously, how hard would that have been to fix the situation and offer a refund or not charge me for a new drink.

Great menu! Was trying to decide what to eat because it all looked good. Ended up getting a basic…read morebreakfast and a banana split yogurt for my husband that was so delicious. The bacon is amazing. The potatoes were so delicious and the bread that came with the meal was great too. If I lived closer, I would be there more often.

The drinks were amazing, and the atmosphere was cute and cozy. The person working at the counter…read morewas very nice! I would like to visit again as soon as possible!

Service was great and good amazing. The staff was very helpful in different options.read more

Four scones and thirty years ago…read more.. This place is hopping! Maria and I made plans to get some coffee and I suggested Four30 scones since it's been on my radar for a few years now. We dropped in around 10:30am and almost all the indoor and outdoor seating was full with a line from the register to the door near the registers once we got in line. Maria was getting a bit flustered at how busy it was but I could tell the staff was doing their best and going as fast as they could since they also had a long drive-thru line to contend with. I grabbed my usual americano and since I was hungry, I got a cheddar bacon sausage biscuit to give my coffee something to wash down. Despite how busy it was, both the drink and the sandwich came out fairy quick. The americano was a bit inoffensive, which is a bit of a letdown since I love a good strong punch of bitter with them. It was still good, flavor-wise, just a bit of a miss on the bitter. The cheddar bacon biscuit sandwich was good but as I reflect back on it, I think it was about $6 for a small sandwich and it seemed like one they had pre-made and just heated up. Again, good but not much bang for my buck but that might just be the world we live in these days. Once the crowd finally died down, Maria and I headed outside and chatted until the afternoon sun started to bake us alive. Getting baked by the sun at a bakery. Haaaa! With how busy it was, the interior of the place is pretty small, so if you are going to try and settle in to do some homework or work meetings, this might just not be the place for you. Quick little hangouts or grab and go is the best option for this place. Overall, I think Four30 Scones was pretty good and I would go back if I was in the area. Parking can get pretty tight if they are busy and the drive-thru seemed to be non-stop hopping so that's a good indicator that this place is going to become a Morton staple if it hasn't done so already. On a side note, there is a big glass window that lets you see into their bakery operations if you are inclined to watch them make the scones. I didn't get to snap a photo since the seats in front of the it were occupied.

This location used to be a fairly regular weekend lunch stop for us when we lived in the area after…read morea trip to Menards. Back then it was Tequilas, now it's Sunny Side Street Brunch. The interior still features tile floors, wooden booths, and solid wood chairs. The space is open and bright. Prices are reasonable, especially considering the portions! I ordered steak and eggs ($17), which came with the steak, two eggs, a biscuit and gravy, and seasoned potatoes. I asked to switch out the potatoes for fruit, and they ended up serving me both without charging me for both. Mr. R had chicken fried steak, which also came with a biscuit and gravy plus hash browns. He was a big fan of the chicken fried steak, and my meal was good as well. Our server was friendly and helpful, and noted that they may revise the menu in the future to adjust for smaller appetites. She helped us figure out an economical combo for a family member who was eating with us as well. If you're hungry or want leftovers, this may be the place for you! Alcohol is still available as well.

The food was excellent and the folks are very friendly. Our…read morenew go to breakfast place.

Breakfast is the main time to come to this long time favorite in Bloomington. Denny's Doughnuts…read morealways has a variety of sweet treats on hand. It also has an indoor dining area if planning to sit and stay. Coffee is basic but it's hot at least. There's also bagels as an option. A pretty worn out looking bakery from the looks of things in here. It's obviously been here quite awhile, and is one of the few breakfast places around for locals. The main thing is the doughnuts obviously. Has a few other things to get started in the morning. It's about $2 for coffee, which is pretty basic stuff out of a well. A few flavors. There's nothing really interesting about it. It's about $1.50 for a bagel. These again are pretty basic, with limited options as far as toppings. Come here if getting a pretty basic breakfast. It's basic coffee and lots of doughnuts. There's also some bagels but these are unremarkable.

Oh my goodness--thank the universe for Denny's Doughnurs & Bakery! Traditionally, our marching band…read moreeats cookies and drinks hot chocolate after a long day of competing. In the past, the cookies were purchased in the suburbs of Chicago and driven to the Bloomington area. After many failed attempts to source cookies within the band budget, it was suggested we call Denny's! Not only were their cookies $6 cheaper (PER COOKIE), they were willing to customize them to match the show theme of wolves. The price was so nice, we ordered 2 for every high schooler! The cookies came out exactly as I imagined and they were so delicious! We enjoyed some leftovers back home for a couple of days. I am already dreaming about the cookies for the 2026 marching season!

Good food, small diner atmosphere, and you really can't beat the prices! We walked away very…read moresatisfied, I love a good breakfast skillet!

The food here has a classic, midwest diner style taste. Nice place to go if you want a cheap, plain…read morebreakfast/lunch. The place itself feels a bit rundown, but the service is always polite.

We had a large party of 12 for Breakfast and they were very accommodating. When we all had placed…read moreour orders, the food came out in good time, the food was hot fresh made and fabulous. The service was great and the manager was very nice. A good place if you are in the area for a meal. It is a very popular place for the locals, so a lot of talking going on but it is a place to connect with loved ones.

Delicious! Known for breakfast but the dinner options are great as well! Always consistentread more