Ziggi's is a chain coffee shop, but it's slightly smaller than that other coffee chain. (You know…read morethe one.) So I felt slightly better about kind-of-not-really-but-yes-sort-of supporting a local coffee shop. They have a drive-thru, but I parked and went inside to get my coffee. The Sundays were playing over the speakers when I entered, which is always a good sign. I just ordered a black cup of coffee -- they have medium and dark roast drip coffee. It was good coffee, and surprisingly, it got better as it got cooler. I've never had that happen before! Usually, black coffee gets more bitter as it sits, but not so with Ziggi's. They sell a variety of baked goods, packaged cookies, premade breakfast burritos, as well as other beverages that aren't coffee, like smoothies, teas, and something called Energy Infusions. In fact, these kinds of drinks make up the majority of their menu, and their menu didn't even have regular coffee on it. I had to ask if they even sell drip coffee, and indeed they do. The people who work here were very friendly and super efficient. The location is great -- right off the I-70.

My future bride and I checked this place out to talk to our wedding coordinator and thought it was…read moresuper cute. Affordable, high quality and in a good spot off the Highway. Coffee and drinks were good and the people were nice. We will be back! Only thing I'd say to add is some cute things on the walls to break up the super gray ambiance.

Always great customer service. I was greeted when I walked in. They didnt have much today but I was…read moreable to grab a few donuts. Hands down my favorite donut shop in the city.

Pana Donuts continues to be the best donut shop chain in Indianapolis. These cats are expanding…read morefaster than I can shove a glazed twisted in my mouth, so this location on the east side of Indy is new to me. I have this dumb goal of visiting and reviewing all of the Pana locations around central Indiana, because I just love this chain so much. Like all of the Pana locations I've visited so far, this one is just as great as I expected it to be. I have a standard order at Pana: a glazed twisted donut. At the very least, I get one of these. Sometimes, when I'm feeling especially indulgent, a glazed twisted is also accompanied by another donut -- usually a different type of glazed donut, like a glazed old fashioned or the ugly but exceedingly delicious glazed buttermilk. (Why are the most tasty baked goods the ugliest ones?) This visit, I got my glazed twisted, plus a few others to take home: a maple bar, a strawberry glazed with sprinkles and a raspberry jelly-filled donut. The service here is so quick. There were three people in front of me, but I waited maybe 30 seconds before someone was helping me. Then I was on my way with my bag of donuts in less than two minutes. There are some tables inside, so you can stay and eat your donuts here, if you want. I've never stayed and eaten inside a Pana. This is a grab-and-go joint to me. Donuts are my favorite sweet treat -- for my birthday every year, I get birthday donuts instead of birthday cake. So, of course, I had to eat my donut right away and it did not make it home. Instead, it was eaten while I was driving, which is the best way to eat things. There's nothing like driving through construction traffic on the east side with sticky, glazed fingers.

Super cute coffee shop with a drive-thru and a pretty large coffee menu. They also serve ice cream,…read morethey have breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and bakery items. Lots of flavored and signature drinks! They use Ice House Roasters beans out of Indianapolis for their coffee. They are also an ice cream shop, and have a pretty good selection of flavors. The indoor area is smaller for seating. They have some bar seating along the window, and some outdoor seating. It's a small space and more for those coming and going, and individuals. But their outdoor seating area is bigger. Free guest wifi. Their prices are pretty reasonable as well. I got a large signature iced latte and a chicken salad croissant for $12. And a large drink is a decently size. The name of the coffee shop is cute, the shop is family owned and one of the family members owns a ranch. Photos of horse barrel racing are up throughout the shop. It's very nicely decorated inside, with a cowgirl theme and aesthetically pleasing. The staff was friendly!

Not very friendly, owner was there along with two workers. Gave a side eye but never acknowledged…read moreour presence, smiled, nothing. Noticeable dirty inside. Needs wiped down from top to bottom. Thick dust, ice cream mess on top of ice cream freezer, condensation on products. A hair at the lip of one of our drinks before drinking it. I love to support small businesses but unfortunately this one has lost my business. I also didn't like my drink but didn't feel comfortable saying anything to the staff as they were not friendly to begin with.

Took my grandma to her favorite place... Jan 19,2026 around 2:15pm. Food was good & they gave you a…read morelot of it. Had leftovers to take home. That day, they were busy... I was shocked.

Stopped in on a Saturday morning about 11am having passed by the place time and time again. Wasn't…read moresure what to expect and left feeling a bit underwhelmed. In my opinion, there are better places for breakfast. We arrived and checked in with the host and were told there would be about a 15 minute wait, which ended up being a bit less than that. They were doing a good job quickly cleaning the tables and resetting them for the next guests and they got through the waitlist very quickly. We were seated and our server came over right away and took our drink order (two coffees and two waters) and returned almost immediately with our request. I asked a couple of questions about the menu and whether the biscuits were made in house. I was told no, that they came in frozen. No biggie.. I decided to do something light and chose the oatmeal with blueberries. My friend did scrambled eggs, sausage and pancakes. The service was good. Nothing exceptional but certainly solid. The place was packed and I'm sure it had been a long day for the breakfast crew. Our drinks were never empty and our server dropped off extra napkins without asking and checked on us throughout our visit. When she brought our check, I placed my credit card on the table and she walked by a couple of times without taking it, which I thought was strange. Then I realized there was a cash register at the back of the restaurant with cashiers. I looked at my bill to see if it said anything about paying at the cash register and it didn't. We probably would have been out of there about 10 minutes sooner had she mentioned that we were to pay the cashier. Again, no real complaints about that, but something worth mentioning. My real issue was the food. This isn't a scratch made kitchen and nothing was exceptional. Syrup was on each table in bulk and was probably from GFS or another supplier. Pancake batter was the same. Oatmeal was okay but again, not great. Nothing seems to be made in house here. Even the coffee had a slightly off taste. Four stars for the service but only two for the food. Since I came here for the food and not the service, that's where my rating comes from.

Love this place , I met a lot of very nice people the first time I went there. Great atmosphere and…read more awesome people. They have coffee and breakfast stuff!!.

First things first can we just speak on the mission behind this place, AMAZING!!! They provide…read moreemployment for those that have disabilities and give them purpose!! Went and enjoyed a raspberry white mocha and had an everything bagel with cream cheese and was met with smiles and such an amazing vibe!! I am a huge fan now and will make this a regular stop of mine!! Great place to study!! Meet with potential clients... like try this place out !!

This location doesn't have any indoor seating. It's just a drive thru and order pick up spot. I…read morehadn't been in years and didn't realize so--good to note! The woman who took my order inside was nice and quick! No complaints there.

This is another one of these STUPID pickup only places, but the "lobby" and I use that word…read moregenerously, is so small that 5 of us in there were bumping into each other, plus, the place is so small, there is no way to figure out whether someone is waiting to order or to get their drink already ordered. Terrible place !

Cadillac decaf coffee, i've never really felt passionately about decaffeinated coffee until I…read morevisited Heidelberg. I've driven by the Bakery, so many times and wanted to stop, but I was always in a hurry. My sister and I went in and we each got a dessert and because it was four in the afternoon, we got decaffeinated coffee. The refills were free and we sat at the little counter like we were at a diner and enjoyed everything about this iconic little bakery. The decor is a eclectic. We just took our time and looked around and laughed at so many signs and odd little things that were placed over the years. On the way to the ladies room, you will find out that the gentleman that started the restaurant fought in one of the world wars, and you will see his worn out shoes, his uniforms, his letters of accommodation and Learn his story. Now let's get to the desserts. We shared some type of a wonderful lemon pastry and a black forest cake. Best black forest cake I've ever had. Savored every bite. We were able to buy the last of the springle's that they had made from Christmas. FYI, if you don't like black licorice don't buy Springerle's but you can only get them at Christmas because it's a German tradition and they won't work in the summertime because of the humidity. Things that I learned that day. We saw that they had a dinner menu with a huge variety of different bratwurst and assorted sausages that we would like to try sometime. We ended up spending an hour and a half in a beautiful little place that we thought we were just going to stop and grab desserts to go.

Love this place! We have been coming here to get birthday cakes since I was very little! There…read moreare so many cakes and pastries to choose from. We usually pop in to grab items from the grocery or to pick up things from the pastry case. Today we had lunch here too! Service was friendly and quick. We came in right before a big rush (around noon on Saturday). Highly recommend!

My husband and I came here this past weekend during the Solara Market and had a good time. Parking…read morewas crazy due to the event and we had to park over by CVS and walk over in the rain, which sucked, but it was fun once we were inside. The back area with most of the booths had too many people in it at all times, which stressed us out. I felt like couldn't really look at everything and often had to wait awkwardly to the side until other people finally moved out of the way. I ended up getting a new permanent bracelet after one of mine broke a couple weeks ago. I hadn't looked at the vendor lineup before coming, but had hoped there would be a permanent jewelry booth there and was very happy to see Golden Era. The owner was so nice and told me that Milk & Honey often lets her come by for events, so that's nice to know when going back to get coffee again. We also got a couple of gorgeous floral shortbread cookies from a vendor and had them as a nice little treat the next day. Despite how busy/packed it was, it was still very fun to have the event to browse while sipping on a coffee. I also loved the booth diversity- a fresh flower booth to make bouquets, cookies, permanent jewelry, antiques, vintage jewelry, a few clothing booths, custom press on nails, candles, a mini bookstore outside, and a pet bandana shop outside as well. For coffee, I ordered The Eddie (sea salt caramel macchiato) and my husband ordered The Milk & Homey (cinnamon + honey). The Eddie was definitely sweeter than The Milk & Honey, but both were very tasty! They had a super cute "whimsy bar" set up at the pickup side of the counter to bedazzle your coffee. This was my first time there, so I'm not sure if this was just for the event or not. We also each ordered a turkey caprese sandwich with a side of kettle chips, but they were a little disappointing. They were supposed to be on sourdough, but came out on white bread instead that kept sticking to our teeth and made the sandwich mush together when biting into it. Would love to come back and try a different sandwich or maybe a baked good next time instead.

i really wanted to love this place because it is SO cute. i made sure to come at least twice to get…read morean accurate experience before leaving a review. i went through the drive-thru the first time and ordered the harvest heart. it was a little confusing to find it at first because there's not an actual window so i ended up driving around the building twice LOL i don't know what was in the drink that tore my stomach up but i had such a bad stomach ache after drinking half of it that i couldn't finish the whole thing, which is such a bummer considering their pricing. i returned a few weeks ago to try the new lucky charms drink and luckily this one didn't make my stomach hurt, but it was just okay. i didn't think it was worth $9 for a small latte. i've tried a lot of other places closer to downtown that have higher quality espresso and just overall taste better than the ones here. i feel like if you're charging that much for one drink, you should at least include milk alternatives for free. when i went through the drive-thru, the employee was super sweet, but when i ordered inside the second time, the employee didn't bother greeting me. it seemed like i was bothering her by ordering a drink lol milk & honey is truly a place that i would go to only for the aesthetic. it's definitely picture worthy and i can see the appeal. i love that they try to form a sense of community by holding so many events and hosting so many vendors. the amount of seating in here is also really great. love the open space and there's plenty of outlets. also, whoever does their marketing needs a fat raise because they are gooooood haha