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.

Joe's bread looked good on paper - great menu, impeccable reviews, good location with adequate…read moreseating, etc. We came in for breakfast on a Monday. Ticket for four people was a hundred bucks and change. Four entrees, four drinks. Coffee was decent. The food was awful. The croque madame was, apparently, made by someone who had never eaten one. The sandwich was stone cold with the saddest little drizzle of what I can only imagine was fully congealed béchamel that had been piped on and maybe popped in a toaster oven for fifteen seconds. The egg on top was cooked over hard. Why even put that sandwich on the menu if you're going to execute it so poorly? The crepes were gummy, the avocado on the green goddess salad was mealy somehow. We just ate what we could of our meal and left. I would give this place a miss. If they're going to charge what they do, they need to fix the food.

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.

This place is so retro. I like it here. I can't see me coming back again to try a different wrap…read more The owner is nice. She greeted me and even helped me picked my cheese. The love hipper vibes in here.

There is no Starbucks in Chesterton, but Biggby is a great alternative. Plenty of seating for…read morehanging out or working and the coffee is good too. I really like the self service for basic coffee on busy mornings. Similar to Dunkin', Biggby's latte menu trends much toward the dessert side. Lots of sweet flavors such as Cotton Candy (latte of the week). Bleh! Their basics are really good though.

Very clean & spacious. Friendly staff. Easy to setup and work for a while. I ordered a bagel and an…read moreAmericano. The bagel was so chewy it tasted like it had been microwaved. I wasn't a fan of the coffee either. It tasted like a burnt roast. I know some people like that. But I am not a fan.

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

Terrific breakfast and lunch spot that offers great food that will meet most dietary needs. Their…read morevegetarian, vegan, and gluten free option are a plus. The pot coffee is good, not watery which is important to me. Check them out, it's good quality food.

LOVE THIS PLACE! First of all the interior decor is a whole vibe and I'm here for it! The…read moreaesthetic- fabulous, the music played- perfection. The barista I had was so sweet. I was, admittedly, a little overwhelmed trying to pick a drink. She started a causal conversation of- what do you normally like? And we built from there! I ended up getting Voodoo, a peanut butter chocolate espresso latte and a plain bagel with cream cheese, OMG! I haven't stopped thinking about that drink. It was so smooth, just the right amount of sweet. Incredible! And the bagel was nice and crunchy on the outside and super soft in the middle. As someone who grew up a stones throw from NYC I can be a bagel snob. This was perfection. I sat there and worked for a while and at one point one of the baristas brought me over a cup of water. Said she noticed I had been working for a while and thought it might like some water. Which honestly was so touching because sometimes I get so hyper focused on what I'm doing I forgot to care for myself. That really meant a lot. This place is an absolute gem and if you're in the area- stop and check it out!

This is a new location for this Fluid. They moved from across the street. This location is…read morebigger, light and bright. Great staff. I always loved their coffee concoctions but amazingly I found I absolutely love their drip coffee! They roast their own beans. I do not like most coffee shops black coffee, but this is great! Come in, sit and relax with coffee, matcha, tea. Enjoy!

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!

Service is good. I sometimes feel they might appreciate more help…read more I miss my tea selections. Not as many as before. I wish that 1/2 orders of the avocado toast were available. I think the food is good and will still continue to come.

We went here for a post 4th of July brunch and the line was out the door! However, it was not as…read morebad of a wait as one would get at a typical restaurant in New York and was totally worth it. Me and my friend got a lox bagel and an avocado toast, respectively. The everything lox bagel was very chewy and scrumptious, with yummy garnishes of tomato, cucumber, and spices alongside a velvety blanket of salmon. I took one sip of my friends draft latte vanilla and ascended: the la colombe brews do not disappoint! I ended up choosing a protein collagen mushroom Latte but Fourth of July specialized, called Rosie the riveter! It was quite sweet but also delicious, but my friends draft Latte was yummier by a little bit. So so so good. Shoutout lakeshore cafe fr

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.