Very cool coffee place with good coffee and great service. I got the Diana of the Dunes and it…read morereally hit the spot. Definitely a great place to meet a friend or get some work done.

Came by for some simple coffee and get some worked done. Expresso and coffee are really good. Place…read moreis quiet and I was there for about 1hr. Was a bit too hot to sit outside but they do have outside seating.

This is a neighborhood coffee house diner. Cute little neighborhood coffee house and not a huge…read morebreakfast lunch menu but many choices. The counter attendant was not very friendly and could have been more welcoming. Has many natural products and homemade items for sale inside which I like. Very good food and coffee. Small dining area inside with tables & chairs and some booths. Nice small home town feel.

The nutella banana crepe was just ok. The decor is nice and the tea was good. Friendly staff.read more

A nice eclectic place for lunch. We were traveling and we stopped because of the reviews. Food…read morewas delicious not cheap. I love the iced tea. The place is really friendly. We talk to other patrons.

A super cool place in downtown Chesterton! Happened here by accident but happy we did. The owner is…read morereally friendly and helpful. The food was delicious with portions that were just enough to be fulfilling without stuffed. You can tell that this is a gathering place for the community.

Fresh food Wait staff could be more attentive but pleasant…read moreAlways clean Price value for freshness always worth it

Food tasty. Service is ridiculous. I'm watching right now one girl's on her phone another one is…read moreeating toast food is sitting up there getting cold. At one point there were six of them standing there and I could see the food getting cold on the warmer

Beautiful ambiance with lots of natural light and plants. Excellent high quality coffee and food…read more Very LGBTQ friendly and felt very welcomed by the staff here. Will be back.

Why go anywhere else for coffee? Really crushes it every time. Every location is consistent.read more

Lovely little find during a trip to Indiana Dunes National Park. Service was outstanding, food was…read moredelicious (we loved that there were vegan and "regular" options!), and the restaurant was exceptionally clean (as in, we both couldn't stop talking about how spotless it was). I'm sad this isn't in my area, but next time we visit we would love to come back!

The staff has been corjal. The restaurant appears clean. I…read moreappreciate the vegetarian/vegan menu. The food is not good. The food was not flavorful. We have been here twice and both times we have not felt well after eating.

Great ambience. Friendly staff. Wide selection of coffees and teas. Local artist paintings on the…read morewalls are beautiful

The Coffee Has Potential. The Attitude Does Not…read more Let me set the scene: I walked in happy, wallet open, ready to support local. Bought a latte and three greeting cards. Three. GREETING. CARDS. You know, the things you buy when you care about people? The irony was lost on whoever was behind the counter. No "thank you." No smile. Just a full serving of stanky attitude with a side of complete indifference -- and I didn't even order that. They've got 444 on the door. Angel numbers. Protection energy. Good vibes literally bolted to the building. And somehow none of it made it past the front entrance. I've given this place multiple chances because I believe in supporting local businesses. This is me believing in something for the last time. To the owner: I genuinely hope you're not the person I keep encountering behind the register. If you are -- bless your heart. If you're not -- you may want to pop in unannounced one day. Bring a secret shopper. Bring a therapist. Bring snacks. Whatever it takes. The latte was fine. The cards were cute. The experience? Starbucks doesn't have angel numbers on the door, but at least they say thank you. I'm out. Peace.

First of all: The entrance doesn't seem very accessible, so wheelchair users and people with…read morestrollers might have a hard time getting inside. There are two doors and a step in between, and even I had to maneuver my way in and out. Just an FYI. The Press has a coffee shop inside of it. How nice! I didn't partake because the line was long, but the coffee smelled amazing. What a pleasant thing to be a bookstore that's also a coffee shop. There are some cozy couches and tables here and there among the stacks of books. I suppose you could take your cup of coffee and curl up on a couch or chair, because I saw one person doing that. But mostly: This is a bookstore, not so much a coffee shop or place to lounge. So I wouldn't visit with the intention of posting up and working for a few hours. This doesn't seem like that kind of place. Again, it's a bookstore first, a coffee shop second, a place to lounge third. Although The Press is a small bookstore, it has a nice children's section, with lots of books for kids and even graphic novels (my personal favorite). There is something for everyone here.

Genius level name! Where is the perfect cult status Christmas romcom featuring this book nook roast…read moreroost and two cute individuals who couldn't be more opposite yet fall in love between some pages and espresso? I wish I had had time to browse and pretend I read more than Lord of the Rings every two years. Could complain it's tiny, but duh, no one wants a Barns and Noble next to the courthouse, pint perfect size however please don't bring more than two kids. I wish I could've tried the whole menu too, need flights please! Did go for a cereal milk latte that tingled good vibes and set off spring tide for my trip back to Lafayette.

Just keep going through the business complex to find this sweet spot at the tail end on the left…read moreside! Trust me, the coffee is excellent and you do not want to miss it. That being said, it is the cutest shop. It felt modern but cozy and not pretentious. A great spot to sit and sip some coffee with friends or clients. I wanted to get a real taste of the roastery and purchased the standard coffee with nothing in it! What a change for me, but totally worth it. The coffee was great. I even had the hubby try it (a normal person that uses milk in his coffee, ugh) and he said that he could drink it with nothing! WHAT! Yep, that is huge. PROS: Great parking Cute spot Great coffee/tea choices CONS: Difficult to find, GPS does not get you all the way there, keep going

Very cool coffee shop is a hidden gem. The barista greeted me as I walked in and showed me their…read moremenus. I got a small iced coconut latte, which is really good! The shop has a cool space. Lots of plants, has lots of places to sit and sip your coffee, there's a puzzle on a table that everyone can work on, cool mosaic above the door, and has some cool art pieces on the wall. Definitely will be back soon!

Celebrated my birthday early with their tasty pisces latte. The lox bagel was delicious and the…read morestaff were fast and friendly

Cute little café in the Uptown area! The vibe was very witch-crafty, emo, dark-death aesthetic--in…read morethe best way--which already hinted the food and drinks were going to slap. I got the Diana of the Dunes iced latte and it was really good. Smooth roast, and the lavender wasn't overpowering at all. Also tried a hot Voodoo coffee, and the flavors were just as tasty. For food, we ordered the Minor Threat and Parma Police--both were very good. The fresh tomatoes were a nice touch. The avocado spread itself didn't have much flavor, but it worked well in the sandwich overall. The hot honey chips on the side had a quick kick and were delicious. Overall, great vibe, great drinks, solid food. Would definitely come back!