My daughter and I were going to the James Dean Museum and were starving. The Branch is the only…read moreplace to eat in town. It is a coffee shop with food. The staff were amazing and the restaurant was clean. The coffee was delicious and they have homemade muffins. The soup and the taco salad were ok. A little under seasoned but over all not bad for a small town.

We had delicious coffees and breakfast. The burrito comes covered with gravy and it is very…read moredelicious. I ate my egg sandwich too fast I forgot a picture. A very friendly an inviting atmosphere with quality food and drinks. They even have a wall where people pay for other people's drinks. A charmed stop in Fairmount.

The food was good, prices excellent, great coffee, nice decor and very comfortable. The owner was…read moreawesome. He was expecting a huge group the morning I was there and the kitchen had closed. He still accepted my food order, prepared it, and brought it out quickly. Along with my coffee, of course.

I can't recommend this place enough! The owner is the kindest gentleman and it's so clear he loves…read moreto serve his community. The coffee is great & always consistent. You also can't beat the prices of his coffee! Everytime I'm in Hartford City, I make at least 2-3 stops!

I tried coffee and a sandwich at The Bridge Café while visiting a few friends in Upland. It's small…read morebut cozy and bright on the inside, with several types of seating options - a high top counter, tables, and chairs / couch. They even have a kid play kitchen in the corner, which is a thoughtful addition for families. It's such a charming environment! They have a wall with rotating local art, featured items from small businesses, and live plants all around. I had an Italian BLT and Frosted Cranberry Latte and loved both of my orders. Ciabatta bread can be a little heavy for my taste, but the fresh greens, tomato, and pesto mayo helped balance it out nicely. The sandwiches come with Broad Ripple Chips on the side. I was on the fence with getting a drink, but the latte menu sounded so wonderful that it enticed me. The Frosted Cranberry was a delicious choice, on the sweeter side but well balanced between the cranberry and white chocolate flavors. I would absolutely recommend The Bridge when passing through or visiting Upland. It may be a little wait for your food on a busy day, but it's a lovely space to sit and enjoy while you wait.

Cute little Cafe, minimal seating inside or outside. They…read moreare a little pricey and there are no soft drinks that I saw. My daughter got a smoothie, pulled pork, we got the burger. Fresh, homegrown, beef that you could obviously tell, the chips were also homemade. The food was great!

Awesome coffee and cool atmosphere! Great place to hangout and relax while visiting Indiana…read moreWesleyan. Highly recommend!

My favorite coffee shop I've ever been to by far. The baristas are so kind and know their stuff…read moretoo. The seating and atmosphere is great, never too crowded. Their menu is perfect not too complex but enough drinks to get what you would want. They also spend lots of time and effort into making every drink perfect. Not to mention they sell high quality and ethically sourced beans and other coffee gear for coffee lovers. Couldn't recommend more.

Every time that I make a trip to Wesleyan University, I absolutely have to make this a must stop on…read moremy list.. the coffee is full of flavor on its own but they have a raspberry chocolate blend that made a surprisely wonderful impression on me. The first time I had it was during a student reception and I promised when I return it would be a must have. When I arrived they didn't have anymore of the chocolate raspberry blend but the young lady waiting on me said they could make it foe me. I got an iced latte with chocolate and raspberry added. When I tell you that it was the most amazing thing my taste buds had ever encountered. Even better than the original offering I had before. Everyone was so friendly and accommodating. I asked for it iced originally and it was made hot but they remade it iced and gave me the hot one as well. Super sweet and the service was amazing. It was my next to last stop of the day but no matter the time I go the customer service is always top notch. Looking forward to my next trip for this wonderful concoction, I feel like I'm already over due.

McConn is my go-to coffee shop (over Starbucks any day). Some of my favorite drinks are their…read moremochas and Strawberry Banana Smoothies. The wait isn't too long unless it is a campus visit day. Seating around McConn is usually full, so it might be best to take your drink to go. As someone with food allergies, I wish they had coconut milk as a dairy substitute. However, they do have almond milk and oat milk.

We had Who's Your Coffee cater for a birthday party, and they went above and beyond in every way!…read moreThe brownies and cake were out of this world--delicious and so beautifully presented. The coffee is amazing. On top of that, the charcuterie spread was gorgeous and the whole team was amazing to work with. They truly went above and beyond to make everything perfect, and it showed. We'll definitely be calling them again for every future event!

I have stopped at this coffee shop several times, and it has always been excellent. I have tried…read moreseveral of their coffees, the Paninis, some of their specials, and the breakfast items. None of them disappoint! If you are local or passing through, You should stop by in this business.

I needed some caffeine in order to make it through my day in Muncie, and The Caffeinery was just…read morethe place to find it. What a fitting name! You can find caffeine in many forms here: lattes, cold brew ... whatever else. My mind is blanking on all of the other coffee drinks, because I just ordered a cup of the house blend to go (black). It was just the thing that I needed. I drink my coffee very slowly, so it's important that my coffee taste good as it makes its way from piping hot to lukewarm. The black coffee at The Caffeinery tastes good in all temperatures! What a relief. Sometimes, coffee will taste more bitter as it gets cold, but that's not the case with this coffee. It was good from start to finish. There's a little play space for kids here, which I love to see. I wasn't visiting with my children, but when I was a young mom, I was always on the lookout for restaurants and cafes with nooks for kids. That's really cool that The Caffeinery has a play area for children here. Parking is on the street, and I had no probably finding a free parking space.

My husband and I love to travel and make it a point to seek out the best coffee spots wherever we…read morego. During our recent stay in Muncie, we discovered a true gem. The coffee is hands-down the best in town, and the pastry selection is just as impressive. The customer service is consistently warm and welcoming, and with easy parking and comfortable seating, it's a spot that truly has it all. We'll definitely be back next time we're in town.

Located in Sweetser, Indiana right by the Sweetser Switch Trailhead (which leads into the Nickel…read morePlate), the Sweetser Cafe is a breakfast/brunch smalltown diner where locals gather, non-locals don't feel out of place, the food is good, and the welcome is warm. I stopped by on my Tenderness Tour because I was dragging a bit for the day and wanted to pick up an iced tea. Taking a camera crew (this tour was filmed from beginning to end) was a little awkward, however, the locals tolerated my presence quite nicely and I was able to have a great conversation with owners and employees about everything I was doing - a couple even donated to the cause and we got a great photo or two! The food here leans toward breakfast - like most breakfast/brunch joints - and this wasn't my first time here as I'd been here on a previous tour. Pricing is fair and definitely below an awful lot of Indy's brunch joints. While Sweetser Cafe doesn't have a website (that I'm aware of), they do have a social media presence and I do know they serve black angus beef, have daily specials, and are locally owned. Sweetser, Indiana is a smaller town of just about 1,000 in Grant County and is a great place to start for those tackling the Cardinal Greenway (Indiana's longest rail-trail). If you stop in Sweetser, you stop at Sweetser Cafe (at least before 2pm).

Best tenderloins in Indiana! Always busy, everyone is so friendly great customer service, and the…read morebest food!

Chill cafe normally pretty easy in and out. Not super busy. Food is good, pretty basicread more

Service and food are always consistently good. Overall appearance - It is kept clean. It isn't a…read morehigh end restaurant so don't expect all of the pretentious crap. It is a cafe and has the typical cafe decor and feel.