Service was great- our drinks were made incorrectly... but the barista was very nice &…read moreaccommodating remaking them promptly! Its tiny in there and the vagrant that hung out right beside the only other table was disconcerting and aromatic.... But otherwise we would return for pick-up only.

Awesome staff with delicious chai lattes! I have been here on several occasions and every visit was…read morewonderful.

They were out of chocolate croissants and blueberry muffins at10:45 am!!…read more What miffs me the most is for the past six months, the Dyson hand dryers have been out of order in the restrooms. You can certainly leave some paper towels there, replace them or repair them. C'mon Starbucks, you do charge an arm and a leg for a cup of coffee. Do something please. The bathroom floor is wet and a hazard.

Barista was gratuitously rude. Uncalled for. (The Latina with way too much eye makeup working on…read more3/29/25 at 12:30pm)

Honestly, this might be my new overall fave coffeeshop in the region. Crown Point is about a half…read morehour drive for me, but it was worth it to give this place a try. My husband had the Doncaster - Salted Butterscotch Oat Draft Cold Brew, and I had the Voodoo - Peanut Butter Chocolate Espresso Latte ($6.50 each). Both were very tasty although my husband's needed a good stir since a lot of the flavoring had settled at the bottom. I was looking at the paper menu when I ordered, so I thought the Gold Rush ($9) was a really interesting bagel when it's actually a bowl of oatmeal. A bit disappointing. My husband had the Avocado Toast ($9), a solid breakfast option. The interior is very nice with ample seating. Can't wait to make it out to CP again and have another opportunity for coffee at Fluid.

Another amazing visit to my favorite NWI coffee shop. They always hit the mark and today was no…read moreexception.

Some how the Cinnabon got smaller but the price went up. The taste was not good at all. Must be…read moretrying to save money while charging more to the consumer

The mini-bon was as small as a cookie and the price was over $6 with tax. Even worse, the service…read morewas awful. The young man at the counter was sullen, haughty, unpleasant. He acted like the job was beneath him. I felt unwanted as a customer. For his sake, I hope he inherits a big trust fund, marries money, or has a guaranteed job in a family business. If not, then the world may be a sharp surprise.

Very nice place . Staff is welcoming . The scones are excellent. I got a large drip coffee . It is…read morevery good . My wife had s blueberry scone . Loved it.

Came here on a whim because I wanted to try a small town coffee place - lo and behold, it's…read moreliterally in the name. Inside is very spacious and I loved the ambiance. Latte was very well made and I loved how you can still taste the espresso, a lot of lattes I've tried elsewhere are super milky. Very affordable and friendly staff too. If I'm ever driving through Indiana again, I'd stop by.

Was looking for lunch spots and came across the Region Cat Cafe! I walked in and they had an open…read moreslot in 30 mins for the cat room with about 20 cats available for adoption (not same day!). The cat room is spacious enough for 10 ppl with unlimited cat toys, treats, and snuggly places for the felines to chill and socialize. The food was amazing too. I had the Greek lemon chicken rice soup and their famous chicken salad croissant sandwich with a capachino. Delish. Highly recommend.

Cute place! We didn't get to play with the cats. They were booked so we went upstairs and watched…read moresome kids play with them. This was as entertaining. We ordered sandwiches which were so delicious. They sell the chicken salad in containers which I have stopped and bought since then. The cat things you can buy there are some of the cutest. Great place to go for gifts for your crazy cat friends! The two ladies working there were very helpful and friendly.

Insanely expensive for absolutely no reason, corn syrup pumped flavors spread across a menu…read moreprimarily sponsored by caramel and white chocolate, I thought of McDonald's and Dunkin's awkward surprise baby. Farmhouse is wildly out of touch to charge an additional buck twenty for nondairy milk, imagine Wendy's and Panera Bread pricing lattes over eight bucks. We all tried our best assuming some exquisite roast and well pulled shots. But satisfaction to the java, let me remind the jury is double the cost it should be. No restroom, a small and at least pleasantly staffed espresso hobby farm, but certainly no place I could recommend even for the desperately caffeine deficient. Grab a two dollar can of Stök at the Dollar General a block away!

I would really consider changing the coffee packaging... it's disturbing and upsetting…read more the AI generated dog in particular has WWII uniform reminiscent of Germany. Even beyond that, the packaging gave a sickening feeling and makes the shop feel cheap. The uniform mistake in particular makes it feel like no attention was given to the shop. if it's too expensive to find an artist, which it really shouldn't be with the price of the drinks, even a cute doodle would be better.

The food and drinks are wonderful! Cute cafe to grab a coffee and a bite to eat. The service was…read morevery good too! I highly recommend this place!

Another nice selection alongside Fluid, good menu, friendly staff, enjoyable gathering spot! Plenty…read moreof parking, location isn't on a main drag but probably leaves more room for locals. Our lattes were well put together, nothing incredible yet it's the simple life done right.

I have always wanted to stop by this place on my summer walks. Owner Breanne Zolfo doesn't open…read moreher shop until 7am and I'm usually on my return walk. Today I made an exception and what a surprise I got. I sat outside with my dog Zeke, not knowing that friendly dogs are allowed inside (and they aren't required to drink coffee!). I ordered my usual cappuccino with hazelnut and stayed outside with Zeke, enjoying the sights and sounds of downtown Crown Point. My coffee was flavored with just the right amount of hazelnut and sweetness. I googled Ms Zolfo and found out she made national news for the goodness she spreads. Inspirational words are written on each coffee sleeve and she encourages people to spread it forward. She had a steady stream of customers while I was there. Most order their coffee to go. I chatted with her during a pause in customers and she revealed that she was hit hard during the covid pandemic and just recently re-opened the dining area, although she still hasn't brought back her food menu. The back wall is now full of cards and letters from customers who have thanked her for helping them. The little coffee shop truly is an uplifting place to start one's day.

Quaint corner coffe shop with a conscious, free library and food donation boxes. Inside local…read morecraftpersons sell goods. They also collect goods needed in the community (check the "week's needs" on the black board). They brew kindness & community love. Check it out.

Went here and was very pleasantly surprised, huge menu. Friendly and quick service and the Greek…read morestyle pork's are an absolute must try. Greta flavor and melted in your mouth tender. My eggs were scrambled perfectly and I request my hashbrowns burnt which you can see in the photo the were well done to perfection. Prices are very reasonable too. Clean dinning area and bathrooms. The grand park cafe will be my go to joint whenever I'm in merrilville. Tried all the rest finally found the best.

Yeah. Four stars. I think that's a good rating…read more Got a Marie's Veggie Skillet without the broccoli. Just didn't feel the broc that morning. The curtailed Skillet was really yummy, if a bit oilier than I needed. But that's the way normal people like these things. So that's what I got. The toast was deliciously done, and beautifully buttered. The coffee was plentiful and adequate (we are coffee snobs - this is not snobby coffee, but not at all terrible). The service by Brittany C was nearly outstanding (Thanks!), cheerful and attentive. The store was clean, parking easy, bathrooms good. Go there. And then go to the Albanese factory for some candy. (Turn right, go a couple of miles. You'll see it on the right.)