Really good food and coffee, but a little pricey. The atmosphere is great and has a fun vibe.read more

I actually hate to give this business a bad review because it has quickly been becoming my favorite…read moreplace to go . So today I decided to try the avocado toast and first let me get to yes it was terrible but I want to get to the server first who dropped my food off to me on my to-go order I have no clue who she is but for whatever reason she gave me the most disgusting fake smile with an attitude I have no clue why and then the avocado toast which I paid 1250 for the bread was so hard I couldn't eat it and it's a whole avocado it's not even like a puree it's not even real avocado toast so folks don't waste your money thinking you're getting some good avocado toast because of this is not it you're going to break a tooth I will be getting my money back. However with that said please visit here the 2 owners are fantastic and have a great vibe a good food just not this time . Only left a bad review due to a bad employee.

I love coming here. They have some really good sandwiches and coffee. I like getting the chicken…read morepesto panini, turkey avocado, and the grilled cheese with tomato soup. Make sure you check out tge desserts in the case. They have really good brownies and fruit pies tgat you can get by the slice. I like coming here to grab lunch and work.

Great place for a workday lunch! Lots of sandwich options, and fresh ingredients. Think my Sammy…read morewould have been excellent with bacon but still good.

Beautiful ambiance with lots of natural light and plants. Excellent high quality coffee and food…read more Very LGBTQ friendly and felt very welcomed by the staff here. Will be back.

Why go anywhere else for coffee? Really crushes it every time. Every location is consistent.read more

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.

The best Mediterranean food in the Midwest. The seafood is always fresh and on point. Totally…read morerecommend!!

Always amazing food. Never a disappointment. Light , fresh and seasoned. Top 3 of Valparaiso.read more

Amazing food and service. Parking lot was full because they had so much business…read more I wish they had some booths for seating. The tables were fine but booths are a personal preference. Easy to get to off of Route 30. Open for breakfast and closes at 2:00 pm Everyone was very pleasant which made for a nice atmosphere

Service was very good and our breakfast was delightful. The sour dough bread is the best everyone…read morebragged about the cinnamon rolls but I was not a fan too much icing and not enough cinnamon. It is hidden but truly a treasure

New to the area and found the bakery as they make Zeppole for Saint Joseph's Day…read more These were outstanding really well baked, and the cream was delicious. This will be our default bakery going forward...

Over the past year and a half their prices have gone up over 70% and their donuts have gotten…read moresmaller. Ass those two together and that's a massive increase in price! Take a look at their cinnamon rolls that they sell in a four pack. They used to cover the rolls with icing. Now they barely cover the rolls themselves. Their quality has just gone downhill and their prices have just gotten ridiculous. Plus, if you don't get there early in the morning, like before 8 o'clock, they're out of many different types of donuts. It's sad when a business cheapen their own product and don't care about quality.They had a 70% increase, donuts are smaller and then they beg you and try to guilt you into giving them a tip if you pay by using a credit card .Sad.

Arrived there 1 week ago last Tuesday at 5:50pm. The store closes at 6. Was so excited to purchase…read morea Lemon Pie at due to my Son and his wife bought one for me for my birthday. I loved the taste. I purchased a $17.00 key Lime, Lemon was out. I also bought a Lemon Slice, was not as good. The young lady with the noise piercing finished my sale. Within ear shot, I heard the lady behind me order a Chocolate Pie. The young lady says $8.00. I leave out the store confused as to why the person behind me charged only 1/2 of what I paid. I looked for a sale announcement, nothing indicating such. Went back in to inquire how this could happen at 6pm. She explained; because the pie was a day old....I asked her was this advertised anywhere as an I option? She looked at me like her hand was caught in the cookie jar and says "no". I left the store with the pie I paid full price; which I had no problem paying for, just wanted fairness. As a retired black elder, I just wanted to believe things could change. I guess Indiana just hasn't caught up yet. I probably will not spend my money there any longer.

We stopped at Marilyn's after coming up empty handed for baked goods at Remus Farmer's Market just…read moredown the street. We were greeted by a friendly person behind the counter and found lots of goodies to choose from. Their pies look great, and are bargain-priced compared to what we are used to in Chicago. They had a holiday table with toffee and other goodies. It wasn't until we left and I read the reviews that I knew that they are famous for their toffee. Something we missed out on. We ended up buying two blueberry muffins and a nut-laden banana bread. When decided between their zucchini bread and banana bread, we asked the counter person which one was better. Her answer was that she had never eaten either of them. Not a great help, and my suggestion is that employees should sample and be familiar with the product they are selling. That said, we went with the banana bread and was absolutely delicious--moist, flavorful and with a generous coating of nuts. Marilyn's banana bread was much better than the banana coffee cake that we had given our La Porte friends from a fancy-schmancy Chicago bakery--and it was a third of the price. The blueberry muffins were good, too. Not sure when we will ever be back in Hobart, Indiana, but Marilyn's is worth a stop if you're in the area.

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.

The nutella banana crepe was just ok. The decor is nice and the tea was good. Friendly staff.read more

Insanely expensive for absolutely no reason, corn syrup pumped flavors spread across a menu…read moreprimarily sponsored by caramel and white chocolate, I thought of McDonald's and Dunkin's awkward surprise baby. Farmhouse is wildly out of touch to charge an additional buck twenty for nondairy milk, imagine Wendy's and Panera Bread pricing lattes over eight bucks. We all tried our best assuming some exquisite roast and well pulled shots. But satisfaction to the java, let me remind the jury is double the cost it should be. No restroom, a small and at least pleasantly staffed espresso hobby farm, but certainly no place I could recommend even for the desperately caffeine deficient. Grab a two dollar can of Stök at the Dollar General a block away!

I would really consider changing the coffee packaging... it's disturbing and upsetting…read more the AI generated dog in particular has WWII uniform reminiscent of Germany. Even beyond that, the packaging gave a sickening feeling and makes the shop feel cheap. The uniform mistake in particular makes it feel like no attention was given to the shop. if it's too expensive to find an artist, which it really shouldn't be with the price of the drinks, even a cute doodle would be better.