amazing food and amazing staff, prices are great and affordable. Definitely would go back.read more

Claypot Coffee House has been on my must-visit list ever since I started seeing their drinks--and…read morethose viral sushi tacos--all over TikTok. While we didn't get the chance to try the tacos this visit, it was so fun watching them made fresh for other guests. The drinks absolutely stole the show. We ordered the Honey Lemon Iced Tea and a Vanilla Iced Latte, and both were incredible. Honestly, some of the best tea and espresso I've had. The service was top-notch, and the space is warm, cozy, and inviting. Whether you're catching up with friends over coffee or settling in to get some work done, it's the perfect spot to spend a few hours.

As usual, I felt that classic road trip thirst kick in. And let's be honest, who actually wants the…read moremystery water bottle rolling around in the car? Not me. So I whipped out my trusty sidekick: GOOGLE! (Cue superhero theme music.) I asked Google to find me drinks nearby, and, as always, it came through like the magical genie it is. Five minutes later, I was pulling up to Tiger Sugar, hydration hero, reporting for duty! When I arrived, I scored a parking spot right in front, already winning! Only one person stood between me and my thirst, but let's be real: I'm so indecisive, I probably gave them time to finish their order and contemplate the meaning of life. I circled that menu like a vulture with commitment issues, but thankfully, the super-friendly lady behind the counter came to my rescue and steered me toward the passion fruit black tea. One sip, and it was a full-blown dance party in my mouth. I'm talking conga lines, disco balls, the works! This drink checked every box, though it was a bit on the sweet side, so next time I'll dial it down a notch. Not that I'm adventurous, I'm absolutely ordering the same thing on my next visit. Change is scary, okay? Go check them out. It's worth the drive to the Greenwood area.

It's a cute boba shop on the Southside of Indy. They have some board games and the big uno cards…read moreseemed to be popular. Service was quick with no issues and we enjoyed our boba. I got the brown sugar boba with taro pudding. The boba was very soft and delicious and would have liked more flavor from the taro pudding. I'd love to come back and try some other flavors.

I needed a spot to get some work done while waiting on my car to get an oil change, and as I was…read morechecking for local coffee shops I came across TPR Cafe, which I hadn't know about before. It's just off Madison Ave near Southport. Photos showed a nice seating area so I gave it a shot. I ordered a Burmese tea and banana bread and both were great and were ready quickly. The tea was very sweet, but a nice treat. I loved all the plants decorating the nice and clean space. And for a fairly small shop, there is really a good variety and amount of seating.

This local coffee shop is, it seems, Burmese-owned. It has a gorgeous interior - I love the…read moreambiance with the lighting, furniture, and many plants! Variety of seating: lounge area, small tables, one large table, and high top tables. Good amount of outlets if you bring a laptop. Because it is Burmese, there are traditional coffee shop options (latte, etc) but also Burmese coffee! They have a baked goods case that was interesting - your avg coffee shop item like croissants and then some Asian cuisine items. They are very friendly. Right now they don't have WiFi but should by next week. I got a plain coffee and it was solid. I added creamer to it since it was a dark roast and I am a baby that only loves light roast Still it was a better dark roast than most. They almost brought the water and then the coffee to my table which is nice. I also love that they are open later than most locally owned coffee shops around here (until 6pm). I'd recommend that folks go! Give them some grace the first few weeks as they get up and running (ex: the WiFi issue just use your phone hotspot if that's an option for now).

First impression was disappointment that there was no seating available except a small table…read moreoutside. Raining so not an option. Staff was friendly and lots of options for breakfast or dinner. Tried the dirty sodaz, voodoo punch and gelato breeze both were refreshing and light on flavors not over powering. Pizza options were endless and all can be made into a sub as well. Opted for the boss hoss added pepperoni & jalapeños with a whole garlic cheesy bread. The pizza was delicious! The sauce was sweet which I didn't expect but with the Jalapeño it was a nice mix. Surprised you could choose your crust and the jalopeno sizes on pizza. The breadsticks were good only big enough for 2 . Lots of dipping options from garlic, cheese, ranch and many others. Definitely will try and go back!!! Want to try the coffee and breakfast options!

Pizza was pretty OK. The we ordered the Sicilian pizza and it came out hot and fresh. Very…read moredisappointing to see the lack of cheese on the pizza. Tasted fine but the flavor was more tomato sauce than the cheese and toppings. Give it a try but keep your expectations mid. We also got the garlic bread half portion and it was very good.

You gotta love a good Long's donut, so I was ecstatic to find this location in Southport. The shop…read morehas all the charm that you'd expect from a local bakery. There are cases filled with luscious donuts and pastries and friendly clerks ready to serve. I had a yeast glazed donut and my husband had a chocolate cake donut. At 90 cents each, they were practically giving donuts away. That yeast donut melted in my mouth - gone before I left the parking lot. They only accept cash. The shop has dedicated parking which is easy in and out. Oh man, I'm glad I don't live closer or I be here every day.

I really, really want some Long's Donuts. We usually go after my wife has medical appointment…read morenearby. It's a nice treat after going to a doctor appointment. Employees have got to refrain during their work shift from nibbling. It would be a tough job for me to not indulge in the product. I'd probably be (accidentally) dropping the donuts then eat them since they'd be no good for customer purchase. The 5-second rule of dropped food would be used a lot on my shift. The place is always neat, clean, and organized. Many choices exist. Is it healthy? Ans: Probably not Is it tasty? Ans: Undeniably YES

My son and I have a long-standing Sunday tradition of going to Starbucks during our grocery run…read more It's something we both enjoy and have been doing for over two years. I usually order a kids' steamed apple juice and customize it to be warm instead of hot -- and every other store we've visited has always understood exactly what that means. This week, I decided to branch out and try something new for myself -- a grande white mocha with chocolate cold foam and chocolate malt powder. The apple juice was our usual order. Unfortunately, the whole visit left me reconsidering why I came back in the first place. Before my son was born, I boycotted Starbucks for three years. I only came back because this tradition with him felt special. But now I'm seriously thinking about walking away again. First, I was charged an extra $0.50 for chocolate malt powder -- even though they were out of it. No one told me it wasn't available, and no one offered a refund. When I asked, the manager told me I'd have to do it through the app, even though I know the store can handle refunds directly. Second, the apple juice came out steaming hot -- even though it was marked as a kids' drink and customized to be warm. When I politely asked for some ice so my toddler could drink it, the barista responded with a passive-aggressive remark about "there being a toddler option or something" in the app. That's not helpful -- it's condescending. I know how to place an order. Her job is to make it correctly, not comment on it. We still love our Sunday outings -- but if this is the tone and treatment I can expect, there are plenty of other places I can take my son for a treat. A little care and customer service would've made all the difference.

This Starbucks is located just right off 65 and on Southport road so it can be quite busy. The…read morelocation is relatively easy to get in and out of. I don't stop by here often but when I do the staff are always friendly and helpful. They get through the line pretty quickly and with the drinks made correctly.

By far my favorite boba spot of all time. I have to been to many boba shops from Virginia, to…read morePhilly, to Chicago, to Indy and this place beats it all. My favorite is the rose green tea, but winter melon, kumquat lemon, and osmanthus green teas and the brown sugar oolong milk tea are some honorable mentions. The owners are friendly and super quick. The location is unsuspecting, but it's nice to be able to grocery shop while I'm there. I love this place.

Best Boba Ever! The service is quick and easy. The atmosphere is laid back and the desk is easy to…read morefind. If your looking for quality boba you definitely need to try Yabarr.

This is a cool Asian grocery store with fresh produce, meat, snacks and other international items…read more I found two of my favorite snacks here (hello panda and rice cakes). There is a section towards the back of the store with cooked food such as pig ears, chicken feet and duck tongues. Items seemed a bit cheaper than at Saraga although not by much. The cashier line was short and the staff present were pleasant. It does have a funny smell but it is probably due to all the live animals.

I shop here all the time. The produce is fresh and I can find many items here that are not…read moreavailable anywhere else. The shelves are almost always well-stocked. My only complaint is the bathroom - UGH. Don't use the bathroom here unless it's a dire emergency!