Amazing coffee, amazing BUILDING! The coffee shop is located within an old theatre I believe? Lots…read moreof beautiful woodwork, stone floors and amazing architecture. I got to explore a bit and was able to read posted history of the architectural influences that many people had on the city. And well as admire art from local artist on their second floor landing. Their coffee was some of the best I've had. I opted for the Butterscotch Latte and it was perfect for the cold morning stroll we embarked on. It has smooth, creamy, with notes of butter and earthy cardamom. I'm visiting from out of town but I would not hesitate grabbing another coffee before leaving town. Highly recommended.

Dear Coat Check, We need to talk -- and I say that with…read morelove, because I keep coming back, which means I'm invested. You're doing a lot of things right. The vibe is there. The aesthetic is there. I want to be here. But at your price point, the experience needs to match the atmosphere, and lately there have been a few things quietly chipping away at that. First -- the syrup situation. I shouldn't have to order a specific menu latte just to get a flavored drink. A little flexibility goes a long way in making a customer feel like a guest and not just a transaction. Let me build my drink a little. I'll spend more, I promise. And the pastries, baby. I ordered a croissant and watched it get placed in a bag with a thin sheet of paper like it didn't deserve better. By the time I got home, it had made up its mind to be a different pastry entirely. I know there's a microwave back there -- I've seen it working for the breakfast sandwiches. A warm croissant is a small thing that changes everything. I'm not going anywhere. But I need you to know I notice these things -- because I care about what this place could be. Still yours (for now), A regular.

Working so close to Good Vibes Cafe has been dangerous for both my wallet and my figure! I find…read moremyself making excuses to run errands on Washington Street just so I have an excuse to stop at Good Vibes! I know Good Vibes Cafe is known for their boba tea and "croffles," so of course I had to try one of each on my first visit! I love all the punny names of the boba drinks, mine was called "Pinky Swear," and another cute one is "Peach, Don't Kill My Vibe!" The Pinky Swear has a strawberry tea base with peach popping boba, and it's exactly what I order when I get boba at Harmony or Kung Fu Tea, so I knew I was going to like it! The "croffle" (a croissant in the waffle iron) is out-of-this-world delicious! It was the perfect balance of flaky and fluffy, and the Biscoff drizzle and fresh whipped cream made it even better. Now this is definitely not something that you can eat every day, but is a great occasional indulgence. On my most recent visit, I mixed it up and tried a coffee drink this time! I got the Biscoff latte, and it was literally perfect. The cup was lined with Biscoff cookie butter, and the rich espresso balanced out the sweetness and made it impossible to stop drinking. The only thing that would make this latte better would be if it came in a bigger size! One of my favorite things about Good Vibes is the half and half cup, where you can pick a drink for each side of the cup! It's a great way to enjoy everything Good Vibes had to offer without being forced to make a decision between two equally delicious drinks, plus it costs the same as a large drink! What's not to love? I definitely recommend Good Vibes Cafe, and don't be surprised if you see me there when you stop by!

Beverages is all I've tried, and I will say the matcha I got was okay, a lil bitter for my liking…read more I wish they had more sweetener options. I want to come back and find a better version of what I got! Service: quick Ambiance: very chill, it's like a productive decked out basement with games and books.

Love this place! My sisters have been telling me to come here forever so i finally came and i see…read morewhy there's hype! For starters, I love the concept of alcohol after 5 and no laptops after 7. I do wish there was a couple more food options but I can see the pros and cons of having a lot of food on the menu from efficiency to people staying too long. The chicken salad sandwich is so simple yet so good! Only downside is they run out of it so quick! My favorite is a cappuccino but i have tried a few different drinks from their unique menu and everything has been good! The ambiance is upbeat as everyone is busy working and there is house music playing along with current hits. People are doing everything from reading to interviewing people here. On thursdays they have jazz and i can't wait to attend soon! Go here quite often to meet friends and do homework. The parking lot is only a few spots so heads up on that. Will be back! 10/10

Finally was able to enjoy Jazz night at Parlor Public House!! Walking in, the vibe was definitely…read moregiving grown and sexy. We came around 6:30 to get a table because the place fills up fast! Jazz music starts at 8pm on Thursdays and by 8 pretty much all tables were taken. On Thursdays they also have 1/2 off bottles so we decided to get a Prosecco to share. We ended up getting two ! They have a small evening menu ranging from charcuterie boards, olives, crab cakes and flatbread. I got the prosciutto, arugula and fig jam flat bread and omgggg it was DELICIOUS!!! The sweetness of the fig jam and the saltiness of the prosciutto is a match made in heaven! One thing I will say is the music is very loud for how small the place is and it was hard to hear but other than that, I will definitely be back. They are also a coffee shop in the morning and a cute spot to work remotely for a day and I'm going to plan to do that! I want to try their coffee !

I popped in to Provider for the first time ever! This is such a welcoming and cozy space with…read morenatural lighting and lots of plants. There were many people working and meeting, so I got the impression this is a popular spot for remote work. What I ordered: iced butterscotch latte. Features Helm Coffee Roasters coffee, house made butterscotch syrup and orange notes. Highly enjoyed all the flavor notes and the balance of sweet and smooth coffee.

I recently revisited Provider for a morning coffee meeting. Upon r eye ring, I was a little bummed…read moreto not find the warm and inviting service that I felt this space used to hold. After tip, my ginger latte cost $10 and was served in a to go cup despite saying we were sticking around. It seemed like this was the case for many others in the shop as well. Something about a $10 latte in a to go cup loses its charm and the overall communal vibe of sticking around. It's such a great location and the drinks are fabulous. I'm a big believer that the staff are key to the coffee shop experience and why I spend on going out vs making my own at home. I'm hopeful that the warmth can return here

I have been to so many coffee spots in Indy and this one by far is one of the best! They not only…read morehave great coffee, but the food is amazing as well! Also, if you want to support women, come to this place! The owners are so friendly! The vibes are definitely great here! Don't miss out!

I tried the Bx3 iced latte and it's my new favorite! Their bourbon and blueberry syrups go amazing…read moretogether. I also tried the blueberry cake which comes with real blueberries. So good! As always, service and vibes were 10/10.

Delicious coffee! I've tried the Black Sesame and the Ube and loved both. Also comfortable place to…read morehang out and excellent customer service.

This is one of my new favorite places in Indy! I came to try the sushi tacos and I got the sizzling…read moregrilled eel. It was actually really large and filling. It was great! I also got a plain roti to give to my toddler, but I didn't want to share. It came with the best curry sauce to dip it in and was delicious. Their drink menu is large and unique, so I asked for a recommendation and went with an iced creamy dark delight (condensed and evaporated milk) and loved it! The menu explains what is in each drink and has a visual of the ingredients so it is really easy to order even if you don't know what the drinks are. There is lots of parking available and lots of tables to stay and dine in. We got one of the tables in a nook area which was really nice. There were multiple high chairs too so it was a great stop with my toddler. I recommend this one completely just for food, just for drinks, but ideally for both!

Tidbit! If you're looking for a spot to work, get here early to snag one of the few spots with…read moreoutlets. Otherwise, prepare yourself for comfy and cozy. This spot is just off the creek, with a decent parking lot and a drive through. It has a deeper warmer green than a Starbucks, and it draws a much warmer crowd too. We chatted often with the people in this shop! And we visited twice. How welcoming is that? The breakfast burrito is nothing flashy, but definitely warm gooey goodness. What sets it apart is the sauce: creamy, gently spiced, something like a seasoned mayo but not spicy. Coffee, of course, is the backbone here, and it's handled with a kind of calm precision. Our barista kindly alerted my partner and me that a warm blueberry latte would have oatmeal because of course the blueberry curdles regular milk. It was great attention to detail, and it's why we came back again and again during our week long trip. They had a special for every day! Shout out to the orange blossom latte which made me feel like a fairy amidst the city's tulips.

I love that this location has a drive thru! If you are still wanting to drink local coffee in…read moreIndianapolis, but need that convenience this is the place. I tried the Brown sugar macchiato from the spring menu and it was great! They have a LOT of syrups available to customize your favorite drinks. There are still seats and tables inside too if you prefer to go in. Parking lot attached so very easy to visit!

The place was beautiful The food was delicious I ate every…read morebite of the croissant French toast with fruit The hot coco was delicious too The brown sugar cinnamon latte was strong & good I just recommend adding extra sweetener. The waiter was great

This is very solid modern breakfast spot. Food was pretty good but relatively expensive for the…read moreportions. The coffee bar was very good. Food: I was very pleased with the quality of the food but you might be disappointed with the portions if you like a hefty breakfast. The coffee bar was very high quality featuring locally roasted coffee. Service: The staff was prompt and food service was fast. The waiter also gave us the check without us having to ask but it was a bit early about half way through the meal. We didn't mind because they reassured us to take our time, but some might think it rude. Atmosphere: The interior was clean and modern fitting the downtown business atmosphere. It's just not my favorite atmosphere for breakfast.

I stopped here real quick as I was driving through time. It's in a real quiet side of town on the…read moreweekends. This would be a peaceful spot to get work done. Also it was spotless inside. The barista was great to suggest the maple syrup latte and that's what I went with. They were nice and quick with making the drink. Now taste I will say that they got the maple right on the head but too much milk for me I couldn't really taste the coffee as much as I would like.

Quills is a picture-perfect example of a city coffee shop: 2 walls of windows, excellent color…read morescheme, always has patrons, and the coffee is delicious. Even when there is a line (which there wasn't on a Sunday afternoon), it's hard to feel rushed or impatient because it's such an inviting space.

Best place to study for ling periods of time!! So many delicious and fresh pastry options. Reusable…read moretea bags, and a deep care for sustainability! I love how they are open late, so many cafe/bakeries close around 5, which is way too early for my studying habits. I love going to cafe Patachou for breakfast? Then coming here after. One more thing, so grateful for the free water refills and tea refills

The Stutz building wouldn't be what it is today without Indy classic Amelia's Bakery and coffee…read more Amelia's can only be accessed from its interior courtyard, as far as I can tell. This location has a lot of shelf-stable import Italian foods available for purchase, alongside fresh fruits and dairy products from local farms. Counter service for coffee is pretty quick for a mid-afternoon visit. I got the Neapolitan rose latte from the March spring specials. It was kind of expensive ($8 for 16 oz) but very delicious. It was a floral kind of sweet with the addition of a hint of rose. The pink foam colored with strawberry and beet powders adds to the overall cutesy effect! I also got a cocoa brownie ($2.50, about a 3-inch square) and that is surely chocolatey. I didn't find it to be too sweet but it doesn't lack in that department either. They use a Dutch process cocoa in their brownie to give it that signature dark color. Flavor wise, I can best describe it as an Oreo Cakester without the cream filling. Anyway, if you ever see me walking around the Stutz, you'll likely find me with an Amelia's coffee in hand as well!