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!

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!

Absolutely loved my experience at Early Bird Cafe! The atmosphere is incredibly welcoming, the…read morestaff is attentive and friendly, and the food came out fresh and hot. It's the perfect spot for a morning pick-me-up or a relaxing weekend brunch. Highly recommend checking them out--I'll definitely be Be back! 100% recommend! I had the Early Bird omelet and potatoes and loved it all. The potatoes were especially fresh and crispy, exactly how I like them. Great place!

Super cute place that's open all day! Breakfast for dinner, oh yes! Service was great. I had ran 16…read moremiles that morning and I was so ready for food. We all got coffee, which was lukewarm when they serve it. Second cup was warmer, but never hot. When my food came out the fries were cold, but at least they were crispy and seasoned well. My burger had what seemed like 8 tablespoons worth of mayonnaise on it and I had to take more than half of it off. At first I thought it was cheese which I was so excited for but sadden to learn it was mayonnaise. Ask for it on the side of you don't want a lot. My burger was cooked medium well but it was fine, expected more well done. Flavor was good though. Plenty of parking. Lots of options on the menu. Nice cozy place to check out.

This little coffee shop and cafe in downtown Fowler is small town adorable. The menu offers…read moremade-to-order wraps and sandwiches and more. They offer a wide variety of grab and go options from breakfast burritos to soups and salads. The baked goods looked awesome with reasonable prices. The staff is super friendly and efficient. I ordered a Breakfast Wrap. The wrap came out on a plate with a charger. The wrap was filled with egg, bacon, sausage, cheese and a decadent gravy. The wrap was delicious and filling. The dining area is upscale and cozy with a mix of tables and comfy chairs. This is a great place to sit with friends and enjoy a cup of coffee. They offer free WiFi and space to work. A unisex restroom is available to guests. There's plenty of free street parking. I recommend and I'll be back!

Stopped in for lunch. Made to order sandwich with thick cuts of turkey and fresh veg toppings. Soup…read morewas beefy vegetable- a little heavy on the salt, but very tasty and homemade. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Their grab and go case was filled with good looking wraps, salads and sweet treats. Well done, Sundog Cafe!

My go-to place for studying, and absolutely LOVE their Samoa latte!!…read more My other favs: Caesar salad, and the no-meat brick oven pizzas: shitake mushroom, fig and pear, margharita and five cheese

This cafe was recommended to me as a good place to get some work done. It did not disappoint. It…read moreis like a community/church center with a cafe. I had a chocolate chai latte recommended by the counter person. It was surprisingly good. I was not sure what to expect. This cafe has the most seating and workspace I can remember seeing. All kinds of people were here. Some were working on a laptop. Some were meeting over coffee. And, there were groups who were meeting. As I left it was busy and getting busier. The noise volume was picking up.

Good coffee and fast service. The latte was made properly and the staff were super friendly!read more

Once a latte gets above five bucks something happens, expectations! Single origin, hand made…read moresyrups, divine blend of balance bitter notes and creamy sweet flavors, those are the established mainstream essentials for any spot aspiring to be better than Dunkin! I have twice enjoyed the inspired space here getting me far away from the dull Midwest, a huge menu boasting all sorts, plenty to pick from with fan favorites and seasonal picks, espresso seemed decently roasted and matches with the basic white girl vibes however the pricing is entirely optimistic. Greyhouse and Indie Coffee Roasters have the same issue. My large latte with soy nearly touched eight bucks which is fine for house crafted syrups and top tier bean juice. But no and also sadly again no, there are no real flavors only plastic pumps of sucrose. My latte was extremely sweet, likely hiding Starbucks quality java. Eleventh House, Sacred Grounds, Wanderlust and even the cold brew oddity that is Java House make for better quality and value.

Always a pleasure. I mostly remember to review when I come for cocktails but I love everything…read more Brought my parents for cocktails and an appetizer before dinner elsewhere. The whipped feta was so much better than I was ready for with fried pita and apple, the flavors played so well together that we were all scraping the plate for a last bite. The Fall 2025 Cocktail list is full of delightful options. Between my mother and I, we tried four of the eight cocktails on the list. Sage Advice is an absolute yes for me, it's light and flavorful. I'm also a sucker for the fluff provided by the egg white, plus who doesn't love a little added protein! The Pumpkin Pie Martini is a great seasonal compliment as the stand in espresso martini. Mom's Bourbon Cider was delicious, served hot it provides a warm hug in drink format. The campfire came next and wow! Strong and delicious, the freshly roasted marshmallow garnish is a win for sure.

What a wonderful cafe to have some snack and some caffeine. The door and sign is kinda small and…read moreyou might miss it. But you should able to see people drinking coffee by the big window. Affordable price and exceptional service. Drinks are served in proper drinkware which is glass or ceramic cup and they bring your order to your table, unlike many cafe where they place everybody orders on the counter. Great cup of coffee. Doesn't taste burnt or too acidic.

This is an artsy coffee, bagel and sandwich shop across from the historic courthouse in Lafayette…read more We stopped in for an early lunch. The menu is at the coffee bar and that's where you order. There is a mix of table and lounge seating along the long narrow dining room. Students and other academics work at laptops and discuss heady topics. The walls are filled with modern and kitschy art. The staff is busy making specialty coffees but a clerk stops to give us the menu. Food comes out quickly. I order a bowl of the wild rice and mushroom soup. The soup is house made, thick and hearty. My husband and I share a Thai Tuna on a whole wheat bagel. The bagels are made in Bloomington. The tuna is interesting with Thai spices. I love the pickled onions and fresh cucumbers. The Broad Ripple chips are an odd blend of sweetly and spicy hot. There is limited street parking. The shop was full when we left. The sandwiches are great.

Wow! Best bagel sandwiches ever. We were in town for a soccer game and did an online order which…read morewas ready when we arrived. The bahn mi bagel was so good, and my partner loved the ham and pimento sandwich. Love all the local partnerships you can see in their ingredient choices.

Really enjoyed Fuel. Comfortable atmosphere. Food was really good. Breakfast Burrito, Quiche, and…read moreChaffle were all good. Coffee was very tasty. Went to the 5 Points location. Plenty of easy parking and easy to deal with a wheelchair.

Amazing food and drinks, 10/10 would recommend and go back if we are ever in the area!read more

We love trying new coffee shops, so when we were traveling we decided to stop in. The space was…read morelocated at the back of a retail store with a common area in between to chill. The barista was also the owner and very friendly. We found the drinks to be delicious and unique. We would definitely go back.

This quaint café by day and hip cocktail bar by night is the quintessential hidden gem. Owner Tyler…read moreis the master of all things beverages from lattes, Matcha and espresso to flaming cocktails, made with artisan syrups to carefully selected beer and wine. What's especially surprising is finding a place this amazing in the back alley of smalltown Danville Illinois. The quality and craftsmanship is more typical of Austin, Portland or NYC with Midwest pricing. In fact Tyler far spent time honing his craft and secret recipes far and wide before returning to set up his own shop. Open Tuesday-Saturday for coffee and more the 7-7 Friday and Saturday. As we were visiting on a Saturday to celebrate my sister-in-law's birthday, she introduced us to Tyler and his magic. We stopped in late morning and enjoyed espresso, a lavender infused lemonade and picturesque hot chocolate. But I was also eyeing the cocktails on the 5-page menu so we swung back around at about 6:30 pm where I enjoyed an amazing whisky sour and my wife had a refreshing "pain killer". While he doesn't really serve food, he does offer small cheese plated for the a very great price. Absolutely not to be missed but expect cozy quarters the place holds maybe a dozen or so. Also check out the "secret menu" posted on the back of the framed picture on the left as you enter.