I have been to Mad Goat, North, South and the one in Champaign, Illinois. They do a great job of…read moremaking high quality coffee drinks. It has a meeting room in the South location. There are 80 parking places and room for about 75 patrons to sit at tables. Soft music. Games you can play. Kids like it.

I can see this being a highly rated coffee shop on its own, but having been to one of the other…read morelocations, I think this Mad Goat location will be one that I won't be frequenting often. The main reason is the general location. I am not a resident of Danville, so I am not in Northern Danville ever. Instead, I travel along Highway 74 quite a bit so not only is this location a bit out of the way, there is a bigger and more accessible location right off said highway. Another difference is the general size of this Mad Goat location. Compared to the one on South Gilbert St, this one is part of a strip mall and is a much smaller, intimate space. It serves the purpose of being a nice place to pull out your laptop to do work, but I would much rather get the ambiance and vibe of the other location in Danville. Additionally, I feel the South Gilbert location is more upkept and cleaner than this location. If you are passing through, I would suggest visiting the other location, as it is definitely more glamorous and accessible. Moving away from the physical traits of this coffee shop, everything that they serve here is the same as the other locations. Their drinks still rock and I would recommend the usual London Fog, Matcha drinks, smoothies, etc. I've even ordered an acai bowl here and it was very refreshing. You won't go wrong with this location, I just think the other one on the South side of town has this one beat!

The banana muffin was a bit dry at 10am. The staff was kind. The iced chai is delicious and worth…read moremultiple visits. The shop its self is adorable.

I found myself in Fountain County a few weeks ago exploring two of their Carnegie Libraries, and…read moreneeded a jolt of caffeine to keep me moving, so I visited Juli's Java and I'm glad I did. Their space is beautiful, with high ceilings, rich wood floors and a welcoming vibe all around. They seem to have a wide variety of choices, and some pastries, but I went with a straightforward iced coffee, which was a perfect way to take the edge off the hot and humid day. The service was quite nice and this does seem like the kind of place that would a nice cornerstone of the community. I do have a soft spot for local businesses, especially those right on the town square.

I come to Rockville once a year for an event and this is my go-to spot for coffee, I also am able…read moreto sit here and get my work done it's not normally Busy in the week time, the ambiance here in decor definitely add to the experience. My only thing is I wish they opened earlier than 9am, but I can understand in this town It appears as though the entire area the sort of a 9 to 5. But I still love this place It will probably come here everyday that I'm in town.

While passing through Rockville I was looking for a Latte and came across Urban Farmchic. As I…read morewalked up to the entrance I could tell this place would be special by the décor outside. I couldn't believe my luck when I walked in the discover this adorable shop with handmade items and gifts and a coffee shop in one! There were many drinks to choose from. I ordered the English Toffee Latte. Although I wished it was a bit stronger, I still had a wonderful experience and will stop again when passing through.

I remember stopping in to Wolf's Fine Chocolates during one of my Tenderness Tour events that took…read moreme through Attica. This is the home base for Wolf's, though they do also have a location in nearby West Lafayette. Wolf's has been in business for over a half century, though they've mostly lived in the shadow of other familiar Indiana chocolatiers. They use a handmade process in their Attica factory. Located in an easy to miss building near the National Guard Armory on U.S. 41 (which is known as Council Street in Attica), Wolf's also offers shopping online and they have some of their chocolates available at A Taste of Indiana here in Indianapolis. I'm sitting here having devoured a Fine Milk Chocolate Crisp (think Nestle Crunch but a zillion times better). Four servings? Who are they kidding. I ate the whole thing without regrets. Wolf's offers box chocolates, specialty size chocolates, caramel corn, candy bars, chews, pan-crafted chocolates, holiday chocolates (especially Valentine's Day and Christmas season), fudge, baskets, and more. The candy bars typically come it right about $3 - I personally think this is an amazing price for quality chocolate locally made. Custom boxes vary in size from 8-pieces to 48-pieces and you can create your own. Prices are fair - in fact, I'd say quite good. The people are friendly even during the holiday rush. The tradition is as rich as the chocolate and I'm just delighted that I can find them here in Indy not too far from my northeast side home. While some of the bigger names charge MUCH more, Wolf's simply makes wonderful chocolate at a fair price. I'm a big fan and highly recommend.

The service when you walk in is fantastic and the chocolates are delicious. We were passing through…read morewhen we stumbled upon this gem and we are so happy we did! We got an assortment but it was 90% gone by the time I remembered to snap a photo. We will be back

Spotty WIFI in this small downtown warehouse, lovely staff, easy parking, noticed they only used…read morethem sucralose pump bottles for flavors which my middle age needs to avoid a bit. I tired a horny lavender and was fine! Nothing fancy or amazing but works well with a midday crunch.

The ambience is quiet and comfortable. The baristas were very kind and cheerful. I like the…read moreability to go sit and drink and if you need to plug in, it's available. Really good coffee too!

Doughnuts have way to much sugar on them Have tried them a…read morefew times to see if they changed and they were the same every time Threw them all away I wouldn't recommend them for anyone

My son and I recently went to The Warehouse Bakery for the first time. The employees were all so…read morenice. They made sure we got fresh donuts even though we came later in the morning. I also felt they were very reasonably priced. We got 18 donuts for $25. The inside was decorated very homey. I will definitely make the 30 minute drive from Lafayette to go again.

The location is really off the beaten path and the quaint little bakery and Cafe is literally at a…read moresmall farm. If you would like to go for a drive and arrive hungry this might be a perfect little trip for you. I have been by this place many times during my travels with work but I have never gave them a try until the other day. I missed out on many opportunities to make my belly and wallet happy. Once I arrived I noticed the barnyard and clean cut little building. Upon entering I was welcomed with the wonderful smell of Cinnamon Rolls being baked fresh. I was able to choose where I sat and my waitress was very pleasant and happy. The coffee was delicious and fresh and my breakfast was served hot and cooked perfectly. The price point was right on and the options were plentiful. I will be back for the lunch options soon. Well worth the trip and it's close to Attica but a few miles NW of town. You definitely feel like you are in the country, because you are!

The Bossaer Farms Pumpkin Rolls are phenomenal! We sell them at our Annual Great Pumpkin Patch in…read moreLafayette and always run out!

This place is lit!…read more The barista know their stuff, are friendly and kind, and are great conversationalist (when you want it). Walt, the owner is exceptional; he shows passion in everything he does and it's clear he cares deeply about his establishment. I have enjoyed several different coffee drinks. The two I'd highlight as perhaps the most original offerings in town are the Quest Coffee Latte (it's made with protein powder) and the hot nitro brew. I personally love the hot nitro. As far as food and snacks, they always have excellent locally sourced goods. I believe they pulling treats from Mama Inez, a local Hispanic bakery and also Scones and Doyles (European bakery). The final highlight I'll mention is the space; it's huge! This coffee shop sits across two store fronts. One side gives study room/university vibes, while the other is more of a traditional shop. So if you want a quiet study area, you have it. If you want the atmosphere of a fully alive coffee shop, you've got it!

Traveling through the area and stopped by on our way back down to the airport. It's hard to come by…read moregood coffee in these small towns and this one is 5 stars! The lattes were delicious, not too sweet and coffee had a nice flavor. We tried some banana bread that was nice and fresh as well. Lovely decor and ambiance with the historic building, plants, and lots of books. Definitely recommend if you're in the area!

I got a medium iced s'mores latte and it was delicious! This is the type of coffee when you want a…read moresweet treat and also caffeine. I love all of their unique flavors and combinations. They had alternative milk options which was nice, and the drive through is very quick and easy, and the building is easy to find as well. It's in a very quaint part of Indiana but fun to visit! Definitely recommend.

Delicious coffee and very nice baristas! I ordered the blended Milky Way and added hazelnut syrup…read more I would highly recommend and would definitely revisit if ever in or near the area again.

They're coffee tasted all natural not imitation, I loved they're coffee 100% would recommendread more

Stopped by this evening as I was walking through and asked a question about a product and was…read morelectured about the way it burns. The child was so inclined to argue with his profound and extreme education that when I tried to change the course to other products he began chanting "I'm done with this conversation. " repeatedly as he was trying to get me to leave. Of course I then less than happy and I was less than kind with my response. I spent 58years working with the public and in consumer service for the duration. I may not have pleased everyone but I never had any experience with a costumer that was as foolish as his insistence on a moot point. I was a steady customer of the store and now I am only an adamant excustomer. I didn't spend a lot but, now I will spend nothing and advise GenZ and Boomers to avoid this place in the evening because the little child would rather argue nothing important than get a sale.