Placed an online order for 3 frozen coffee drinks from Dutch Bros. They were made perfectly and…read moreready on time. Because I ordered ahead, I got to skip the long line. Best afternoon drink yet!

The wait time was terrible!! I waited 30 min in line and it wasn't even a crazy long line. The…read moredrink was good but majority of it was ice. 90% ice 10% drink is crazy work.

What a treat to have Dutch Brothers so close to Castleton Mall in IN…read more This is a drive-through and walk up window location. Don't forget to download the app to get your first drink free. The service is a little slow, but that's to be expected with a new location. The young lady at the window was super friendly. She even wiped off the outside of my drink cup before handing it to me. My favorite drink is the Golden Eagle. It's very sweet in my opinion so I get it half sweet and it is still great.

I'd been eyeballing this new location of Dutch Bros Coffee directly in front of Castleton Square…read moreMall since construction began. While I honestly have known very little about Dutch Bros., I've long heard good things about them and I love the design. I'd driven by a couple weeks ago, and I could tell they were open for business. So, on a recent trip to Castleton I finally made the time to stop. Dutch Bros., in case it's not obvious, is a drive-thru or pick-up coffee joint founded in Grants Pass, Oregon in 1992 by Dane and Travis Boersma (and yes, really of Dutch descent. On a sad note, Dane has since passed away from ALS). It's now headquartered in Tempe, Arizona now and is still primarily known for being in the western U.S. However, they've gone as far as Florida and only recently entered the Indiana market. Dutch Bros has both franchise and company-owned locations. The vast majority of locations are drive-thru with a pick-up window. Each location sells both hot/cold drinks, non-coffee options, and a relatively small selection of baked goods. Tbetween 2010 and 2015, only 3% of all Dutch Bros franchise locations closed.[8] In 2017, Dutch Bros stopped franchising and started opening only company-owned stores.[12][32] As of June 2021, franchisees were running 264 Dutch Bros stores and another 207 were fully company-owned.[30] The company has a history of buying out franchisees that failed to meet the company's customer-service standards.[8] Dutch Brothers has an annual fundraiser called "Drink One for Dane," an event that supports the Muscular Dystrophy Association. They also support other events. On this particular day that I visited, it was particularly cold and the line was long. There's a recommendation that you use their app, an app that offers quicker service and a variety of offers. There was one employee periodically standing outside to take orders as the line was definitely moving slowly. Several cars went around and parked to use the pick-up window. I ordered simply - a large iced Americano. I was actually pretty stunned at its affordability. It honestly was delicious and I would easily order it again, though I do plan to try other offerings. I see great potential that this will go up to five stars for me, however, given how slow service was I just can't justify it right now. The employees were friendly, ordering is simple, prices are definitely lower than some key other chains, and the product was delicious. So, I'm sticking with a 4-star review for right now. I'm thrilled Dutch Bros has entered the market. They're right next to the Krispy Kreme. I kind of wish we'd had an entrance right off East 82nd Street, however, it's worth the detour and once they work out the bugs this should be a top-notch option in the Castleton area.

I stopped by Biggby because I noticed I had a free birthday drink reward on my account. Thankfully,…read morethis location is convenient for me. It's a smaller location with the option to either walk up or use the drive-thru, and I chose the drive thru. I was greeted right away, and there was no line or wait. I told the employee I had a free birthday reward and asked if there were any restrictions. She let me know I could order any drink in any size, which was a nice surprise. Although there's a menu at the drive thru, I found the app much easier to browse. I decided on the Iced Island Bear, which normally comes with 2% milk, but I substituted coconut milk instead. It's scorching hot outside, so iced is the way to go. I got medium instead of large because sometimes large is just too much. My drink was ready quickly. At first, I was a little disappointed with the presentation because it didn't look like the photo in the app. I probably should have added whipped cream, but once I took my first sip, I was completely satisfied. It was delicious, and I'm happy with my choice. I like that Biggby has a rewards program. I also receive Biggby coupons in the mail pretty often, which is another nice perk. Their menu has plenty of drinks, so I'll probably be back to sample more options.

The service was great, staff was extremely nice, lines moved quickly. I was not a fan of the…read morecoffee. I am a coffee girl and it tasted like I might have gotten the bottom of the pot. My mom didn't like her drink either. Not sure if I will be back anytime soon, but may give it one more go in the future.

I stopped in for a late afternoon pick-me-up and I was on this side of town so I decided to try…read moreBiggby Coffee. The service was quick with limited interaction as the barista was busy taking drive thru orders. The inside does have some seating areas but it was a bit chilly. I ordered the iced Butter Bear Latte and it was good but I felt like it needed more butterscotch flavor because I tasted more of the caramel. I think there's a Biggby that will open soon near the 86th/Michigan Rd area, so I'd definitely be willing to try other options of coffee because the menu has a lot to offer!

Stopped into Biggby Coffee today to meet with my childhood best friend. I had black coffee, and he…read morehad a chai latte. The drinks were good. The coffee was smooth and delicious without any hint of bitterness. The cafe was clean and tidy. There were several tables and booths for sitting. Even though it's not a large space, it is planned out well with a very efficient use of the space. The attendants were helpful in choosing our drink orders. They have a nice sized menu. I will have to go back and try some of the other drink and food options. This is probably against the norm, but I'm not the biggest fan of drive-thru coffee. While I understand the ease and convenience, I miss the days when the coffee shop was special. For the average morning "Omg, I need this to function!" cup of joe, I prefer to brew at home. I remember when a certain green fish-lady started to spread her java across the country and local coffee shops were popping up around the city. You didn't stop by to grab a quick cup to go. You went to the coffee shop FOR the coffee shop. It was an event. Sometimes, literally. Shops would host live music, poetry readings, and other community activities. (Gosh, I really love being a Gen-X'er and living during those cultural times!) There is something special about spending quality time with a good friend. Meeting with my friend was good for my soul. Whether it's an old friend you've known your entire life, or a new friend you didn't expect to connect with so well, a hot cup of coffee (or a nice, dry red wine) can help facilitate these soul nourishing conversations.

It's always nice to have many coffee options! I usually drive thru but today I was waiting on some…read morebanking business and since the weather was decent I thought I'd just do the walk up! Friendly and helpful staff who didn't scoff at my indecision - A Plus! Delicious coffee - A Plus! Sooooo many options to choose from - definitely an A Plus! If you haven't yet - give Biggby's a try!!

Today not only did I get a fabulous coffee (caramel and butterscotch, light syrup, but I also went…read morewith an impulse food buy of a sausage egg and cheese bragel. I picked Asiago, and I appreciate they had options for the bagel (plain, Asiago or everything). I opted no to including cream cheese, but how great of service to ask me did I want that or not vs assuming! I also enjoyed that it was wrapped in foil so stayed warm until I was home and could eat it, about 15 minutes. And it was giant, so very filling!

I don't know how I have not been to Crow & Clover before, but finally made my way in over 4th of…read moreJuly weekend and it's a delightful spot! Same owner as 1823 Bakehouse in Franklin, so you know the coffee and matcha is going to be good. I had a matcha latte with honey and lavender and it was perfectly balanced. Not too sweet and the matcha was the star. While I got mine to go, this would be a great place to meet someone for breakfast or lunch as they also serve some bakery items like açaí bowls, juices and sandwiches. The decor is fun, with literary vibes and there are some cool artwork on the walls too, including a mural. Loved chatting with the owner and the barista working the front counter who advised me on what flavor matcha to get. I will definitely go back to try some other things!

Dang it! I love the juices here but a 35 minute wait on a 16 ounce just isn't going to be where I…read morespend my money. I gave a different review back when the company had a different name (Roots to Rise) - same ownership - and I hadn't been impressed with their coffee or açaí bowls. With the new branding, I figured I'd visit again & stick to juices. They quickly became my post-yoga stop on weekends. I would have went before work on weekdays but they aren't open early enough for that. Today after I ordered I was warned there were a few orders ahead of me. That knowledge before ordering would have been more helpful. Normally a 5 minute wait or so, I was guessing a 15 minute wait would be reasonable. I went outside listened to 3 songs, back in, still no drink, went back out- 2 more songs, back in, still nothing. Ordered at 11:15, drink was done at 11:51. I think good business would have been upping my size for free, or a coupon, or even a thanks for your patience. A simple, "Thanks," while kind enough, caught me off guard. Any gesture to recognize that wait was unreasonably long would have sufficed. The juice was still delicious, I can't lie. I don't know if it's staffing (2 employees on Sat. morning- no Now Hiring sign tho) or what, but if you are in any kind of time crunch, I'd probably avoid the wait. If you are on vacation time- by all means- go enjoy their offerings. I realize it's what comes with a small business, but also something to recognize an unusually long wait would also be a small business quality. I'm disheartened by this. Greenwood is very slack on fresh juice options, although I saw an Ever-Well going in on 31.

The fudgalicios blended coffee drink was amazing. The pretty chick in the drive thru was…read moreexceptionally cordial. Didn't have cash on me so leaving this review to show my utmost appreciation for the exceptional service and quality of purchase.

Season drinks can be good for someone wanting to try something new. Even the classics are good and…read morewould recommend, the wraps for a coffee shop are pretty good.

Tinker Coffee NEVER misses. They have so many fun drink options. I tried Tinker the first time at…read morethe airport and was extremely excited to see it at the AMP in Indianapolis! I enjoyed a blueberry vanilla iced latte and it was the perfect drink to start my work day. Service was awesome with the perfect recommendations based off my preferences and the space is perfect to work out of for a couple hours.

Pro tip: If you're just popping into The AMP to visit Tinker Coffee or grab something very quickly…read morefrom one of the other shops, you can park in the parking spots immediately outside of The AMP. They are reserved for take-out pickup. I was circling for a while, trying to find parking, when I saw these spots. It makes actually visiting The AMP a bit easier! Anyway, I visited Tinker Coffee to get a hot tea. They have green jasmine tea, which is one of my favorite green teas because it tastes naturally sweet. No sweetener needed! Tinker also have Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Chamomile and Lavender Mint tea. I guess they also have coffee! I didn't get any this time, but I always like Tinker Coffee every time I get it. They did a collab with Jason and Chris of the How Long Gone podcast a few years ago, which has endeared me to them even more. Worlds colliding, and all that. I didn't see too much in the way of things to eat here. This Tinker Coffee location is strictly beverages. But that's OK, because if you want something to eat, you can take your pick from one of the several restaurants and shops located within steps of Tinker inside The AMP.