Came in for a coke because the Chinese restaurant next door (Panda) doesn't carry fountain drinks…read more I was blown away how nice the woman was who worked there. I tried the Sprite with passionfruit bubbles from her recommendation. Surprisingly refreshing. I came back a few days later to try their Death Wish coffee, the world's strongest coffee (I estimate it's up to 6x stronger than a regular cup). Again, the man working was super nice. These folks deserve to be successful because of how they treat their customers.

I went there to buy some tea, Milo. I didn't see none in the fridge that I usually buy and I went…read moreand saw one of the employees there a Hispanic girl I think she said she was from Puerto Rico. I asked if she had any Milo tea back there the one I usually buy and she was kind enough to go back there and check which I consider going above and beyond that save me a trip to another store. You should hire more girls like her I have no idea what her name was, but I know she is from Puerto Rico short girl.

I absolutely love this store, the employees are the best and many have been there for years. Its…read morealways well stocked & easy to maneuver. Lines, if ever, have always gone quickly. They have a new self checkout that is way too sensitive, or malfunctioning. No one is new to the self checkout game, been around for a good decade already. One problem with it is the over-command of this particular one, its constantly stopping the process on its own, you pretty much have to have an employee assist unless you have like 2 items. Sad but having a human being check out is gone from this store as its being aggressively pushed like no other store to use it. Which would be fine if there were more attributes to shopping there, besides a few select things being less money. Kinda sad this store chose this over a remodel or keeping stable stock of food. You can tell the self check is really expensive, too. Its literally a bummer to shop groceries anymore, but the tech is truly depressing to see in the one thing thats supposed to bring people together. Food.

I enjoy coming to Sam's Club especially when I need detergent, water, toilet paper, or some food…read moreitems to meal prep for the week. When I had came to this store I was greeted. The store was very organized and it was easy to locate what I wanted. On the weekends the store has samples to be able to try different items the store offers. Of course this store is a membership only which the membership doesn't cost much. I love that they have a cafe and their pizza and ice cream is very delicious. If you stop here to do shopping you must stop at the cafe before you exit the store. I love how you can scan your items and pay on the app instead of going through a cashier. It makes shopping so much easier.

My in-laws live in Russiaville, one town over from Kokomo, and this is the Sam's they always go to…read more My husband and I frequently stop here for gas, but this time we actually went in to the store, since there were some frozen items he wanted to buy (namely, the Tyson country fried steak) that our local Novi, MI Sam's Club does not have (and neither does Madison Heights, MI, oddly, the second-closest one). This layout was a bit different than my local one but the store itself was overall nice. My in-laws had served us some Rally's brand fries that they purchased here, and we were looking for those too, since they were very tasty, but unfortunately couldn't find them in stock. We purchased some Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Reese's Puffs for good prices ($7.98 and $7.49, respectively, for basically two huge boxes), and their clothing section looked nice, too, although I didn't have time to browse. Overall I'd return to this Sam's when in the area.

I had stayed away for quite awhile after a few incidents where I was served regular instead of…read moredecaf. It still feels like playing roulette everywhere I go, so I prefer to make my own at home. I just cannot do caffeine. I mostly go to shops like this to feel like a human out doing something. The coffee tastes good, but 'm docking a star because even as I type this after leaving, I can feel the not fun effects of caffeine. It can be hit or miss with consistency of what constitutes a large and how milky your drink is, the prices seem to vary from visit to visit, and I often don't recognize the employees. High turnover? There is no public restroom which can be an issue whilst consuming beverages. Aroma also charges a fee if you pay with plastic, so I try to carry cash. I recall being charged for a cup of ice for my herbal tea in the past. Sometimes the tables aren't so clean and the baked goods case can have flies in it. It's looked better this summer. The wooden chairs can be wobbly. Overall it has decent atmosphere. It smells good like caramel when you walk in. There are two metal tables with cafe chairs as well as a bench outside, weather permitting. Rat Pack & classical outside. When music is on inside it's a different genre. The hours can be funky especially in winter or even be unexpectedly closed, but they are never open past 5 PM. Peru rolls the sidewalks up pretty early. I do like that they offer plant milk and have decaf without a weird lecture like the place around the corner... They usually have soy and almond. No coconut, but I usually go with soy lately anyway. Raw sugar, stevia for Lydia, and at least one decaffeinated tea. The baristas I've had recently were pretty pleasant. They have an array of baked goods including bagels and some other food and drink things in a refrigerated case. I've not ever tried the food myself though it looks good. I'm assuming it's local artwork which I've seen for sale on the walls along with handmade jewelry, mugs. They have a sandwich board for a donation program where you can buy a coffee for someone in need. Aroma has loyalty punch cards as well. You can enter the bakery next door through an adjoining door. Walking past I saw the case next door had cupcakes and heard a cake order being taken. So, while Aroma has flaws and I've been to better in other towns, the prices are pretty reasonable for this century and the atmosphere is alright. Cozy and on the Bohemian side. I don't go running there with excitement, but it's alright to sit and chat, especially when it's not crowded, which it often isn't. I like the downtown location.

Weak 3 stars, bad = issues quiche was not warmed up, limited selection, tea you get a cup of hot…read morewater and put bag in yourself, worst was No public restroom available. Good was a freebie board - more tags needed nice there was one! Good coffee, tasty and was fast, hard to see favor selections. The workers were friendly. Ambiance was ok for small area, a restroom is needed.

I happened to be in Kokomo so I wanted to make a stop here to get a drink. I had got the Carmel…read moredrink blended with oat milk. It was delicious. The price was reasonable. This place has some different types of drinks and the flavors look like they are all delicious. They do have a rewards program and you can earn discounts off of your purchases. The workers are friendly and will answer any questions. The signs and the building will grab your attention. I definitely will be coming back here again when I'm in Kokomo again.

I just stopped and ordered a double shot Americano with heavy cream. I can't taste any coffee in…read morethe drink. It's just lukewarm water and cream. Definitely won't return there.

Love this store. They have taught me as a dasher how to find the product. Example being B1-45. They…read moreare always helpful and go above and beyond what I thought they would. And Nick in the department that picks orders is always smiling and very helpful.

Love their discounted prices on still fresh items. Would prefer more human check outs, but not a…read moredecision issue. Like all businesses today, their prices have risen, but careful shopping can result in good savings, like &.99/pint for big, juicy blueberries. I also have had positive results buying their reduced baked goods.