We had Who's Your Coffee cater for a birthday party, and they went above and beyond in every way!…read moreThe brownies and cake were out of this world--delicious and so beautifully presented. The coffee is amazing. On top of that, the charcuterie spread was gorgeous and the whole team was amazing to work with. They truly went above and beyond to make everything perfect, and it showed. We'll definitely be calling them again for every future event!

I have stopped at this coffee shop several times, and it has always been excellent. I have tried…read moreseveral of their coffees, the Paninis, some of their specials, and the breakfast items. None of them disappoint! If you are local or passing through, You should stop by in this business.

I don't want to be hyperbolic, but Concannon's makes the best donuts that I've eaten, ever, in my…read moreentire life. Ever. One hundred percent. Nay, one thousand percent. You guys. I don't play with donuts. I'm a donut-eating fool. Donuts are my thing. I have glaze running through my bloodstream. I've never eaten better donuts than the ones I got from Concannon's in Muncie. In fact, I'm planning another trip to Muncie JUST to visit Concannon's and get some donuts. What's a two-hour round-trip drive when you can be rewarded with amazing donuts during your journey? I visited Concannon's by myself, and although I wanted one of each of the donuts they had in the bakery case, I limited myself to three donuts: a glazed pretzel-shaped yeasted donut, a blueberry cake donut and an old fashioned donut. My go-to at any donut shop is usually a glazed twist, but they don't have glazed twists here! Instead, they have a glazed pretzel-shaped donut, which turned out to have all of the elements of a glazed twist, but it was just bigger and more twisty. It was amazing, pillowy, slightly sweet and even more delicious when you pull it apart with your fingers and eat it bit by bit. The blueberry cake and old-fashioned donuts were my favorites, though. These melted in my mouth, especially the old-fashioned. It was so tender and fresh. The old-fashioned is one of those kinds of donuts that I wish I enjoyed with some coffee, but instead, I ate it solo while dancing around delightedly in my hotel room. Concannon's has lots of other sweets, desserts and baked goods, like cakes (including mini cakes and individual cake slices), cookies, whoopie pies, chocolates, popcorn, candies and all sorts of other goodies. There is also a cafe with coffee and other beverages available. This is a must-visit if, like me, you love donuts, but also a must-visit in general because it's such a Muncie institution.

While I grew up on Concannons and it delicious, they use super refined ingredients. Whenever I eat…read moresweets, cakes or pastries here, I am immediately congested, start sneezing and or feel sick to stomach. I don't know if it's cheap overly refined sugar or cheap overly bleached flour. But there's something to it. The flavor is there, but I can't breathe afterwards and my body shuts down. It's hardly organic or clean. Wish the would fix this, cause I'd love to suooort local and I'm willing to pay more. I only eat their food when my family buys. But I wouldn't buying my own because I feel congested, fat, exhausted after eating.

My daughter and I were going to the James Dean Museum and were starving. The Branch is the only…read moreplace to eat in town. It is a coffee shop with food. The staff were amazing and the restaurant was clean. The coffee was delicious and they have homemade muffins. The soup and the taco salad were ok. A little under seasoned but over all not bad for a small town.

We had delicious coffees and breakfast. The burrito comes covered with gravy and it is very…read moredelicious. I ate my egg sandwich too fast I forgot a picture. A very friendly an inviting atmosphere with quality food and drinks. They even have a wall where people pay for other people's drinks. A charmed stop in Fairmount.

Yum. Fresh when you order , friendly service , and menu is filled with vegan options to accommodate…read more. Unique combo's for Sammie's and bowls . Soups are delish and there's sweets available for those of us that require our dessert .

Excellent atmosphere. Fresh food. Staff was very friendly. Lots of local wares, which I love…read more Totally recommend!

Good - Service - Ambiance Outstanding!…read more Fairmount is a destination & going to Roxie's is the icing on the cake!

I like their brown sugar cinnamon latte, and my husband likes their hazelnut latte. It's surrounded…read moreby greenery which is beautiful! Service is great, pleasant staff ! Been there thrice since we moved here and will be going back!

The coffee is very good and the service is amazing the man at the counter is very friendly and the…read moreatmosphere is very calming. I highly reccomend because everything was perfect. Nice local business.

I went to Ruby's with a group of about 13 women. The historic building is beautiful! There was also…read morea shop inside called Thyme Stamp Boutique, I did not peruse the items on this day but I will get back to do so. I also met the owner on this occasion and she was delightful. My experience may be because I was part of a large group of ladies, the service was slow but friendly. It also seemed a bit chaotic. Everyone complained of the parking as well but I did not have that issue as I always get to where I am going early and I found it easy to park in the extra lot behind the building. Apparently there is a place across the street from the building where you can also park. We were there at 1pm so lunch was on the agenda. I decided to forgo a regular meal and just get the cake flight, after all they are a bakery and I should try their best! I ordered a regular iced tea (no sugar) to go along with my cake. The cake flight I chose was the C.J.'s Vanilla Almond Buttercream (Wedding Cake), Dorothy Blevin's Cake, and the Chocolate Cake with Chocolate Buttercream. It was a good choice for lunch although if I go back I will just get the cake that I really liked out of the 3. Maybe next time also I will try the chicken salad croissant and the chicken velvet soup. I think my experience will be better next time outside of a big group. My favorite cake of the 3 was the Dorothy Blevin's Cake as it was unique with a denser texture than the others and it had pecans, pineapple, and a caramel topping. I thought the almond cake was a bit cloyingly sweet and the almond tasted pretty artificial, the chocolate was not chocolate enough for me if that makes sense. Maybe needed to be a little darker chocolate and richer but if you are looking for something lighter that may be your thing. Overall I will go back and try this bakery/cafe again and hopefully will have a better experience and I will order a full lunch next time.

The Lemon White Chocolate Scones at Ruby's Cafe & Bakery in Anderson are on a whole different…read morelevel. Forget everything you think you know about scones being dry, crumbly little bricks. These are soft, buttery, rich, and packed with bright lemon flavor with just the right touch of sweet white chocolate. Every bite tastes amazing! Honestly one of the BEST scones I've ever had. If you see them available, grab one immediately. Then probably grab a second because you'll regret not doing it. Absolute must-try.

Located in Sweetser, Indiana right by the Sweetser Switch Trailhead (which leads into the Nickel…read morePlate), the Sweetser Cafe is a breakfast/brunch smalltown diner where locals gather, non-locals don't feel out of place, the food is good, and the welcome is warm. I stopped by on my Tenderness Tour because I was dragging a bit for the day and wanted to pick up an iced tea. Taking a camera crew (this tour was filmed from beginning to end) was a little awkward, however, the locals tolerated my presence quite nicely and I was able to have a great conversation with owners and employees about everything I was doing - a couple even donated to the cause and we got a great photo or two! The food here leans toward breakfast - like most breakfast/brunch joints - and this wasn't my first time here as I'd been here on a previous tour. Pricing is fair and definitely below an awful lot of Indy's brunch joints. While Sweetser Cafe doesn't have a website (that I'm aware of), they do have a social media presence and I do know they serve black angus beef, have daily specials, and are locally owned. Sweetser, Indiana is a smaller town of just about 1,000 in Grant County and is a great place to start for those tackling the Cardinal Greenway (Indiana's longest rail-trail). If you stop in Sweetser, you stop at Sweetser Cafe (at least before 2pm).

Best tenderloins in Indiana! Always busy, everyone is so friendly great customer service, and the…read morebest food!

Food was good, especially the fresh salad greens and biscuits. However, gravy was served cold,…read moreservice was friendly but slow, table had no napkins or s/p. No refills on water offered. Menu very limited: take a girlfriend, not your husband.

When you walk into the antique shop, if the sights don't amaze you, the smells will certainly bring…read moreyou back for more. The maple bacon is amazing and made me eat more than I probably should have. While the food is quite good, I only rate 4 stars as the portions are really small for the cost. I will definitely be eating here again, though, and recommend to all.

The food was good, prices excellent, great coffee, nice decor and very comfortable. The owner was…read moreawesome. He was expecting a huge group the morning I was there and the kitchen had closed. He still accepted my food order, prepared it, and brought it out quickly. Along with my coffee, of course.

I can't recommend this place enough! The owner is the kindest gentleman and it's so clear he loves…read moreto serve his community. The coffee is great & always consistent. You also can't beat the prices of his coffee! Everytime I'm in Hartford City, I make at least 2-3 stops!