I recently revisited Provider for a morning coffee meeting. Upon r eye ring, I was a little bummed…read moreto not find the warm and inviting service that I felt this space used to hold. After tip, my ginger latte cost $10 and was served in a to go cup despite saying we were sticking around. It seemed like this was the case for many others in the shop as well. Something about a $10 latte in a to go cup loses its charm and the overall communal vibe of sticking around. It's such a great location and the drinks are fabulous. I'm a big believer that the staff are key to the coffee shop experience and why I spend on going out vs making my own at home. I'm hopeful that the warmth can return here

I popped in to Provider for the first time ever! This is such a welcoming and cozy space with…read morenatural lighting and lots of plants. There were many people working and meeting, so I got the impression this is a popular spot for remote work. What I ordered: iced butterscotch latte. Features Helm Coffee Roasters coffee, house made butterscotch syrup and orange notes. Highly enjoyed all the flavor notes and the balance of sweet and smooth coffee.

The food quality was right on point very true to the serving. The speed of the order was fast to…read moreorder. Also the team was great wanted to point out Ricky and Roberto I'm unsure if I spelled their names correctly but the amount of confidence and respect they have is tremendous. Very much appreciative of the service the vibe given and the energy of the environment.

Needed tea before we hit the road, ordered online and it was ready when I arrived! Small parking…read morelot but they keep the crowd moving.

This is one of Indy's gems. Their creations are nothing short of art. The love and attention to…read moredetail that go into what they produce should not go unnoticed. Try whatever sounds good because you won't be disappointed.

This near east side coffeehouse is almost hidden and if you weren't looking for it, you just might…read moremiss it! They have really limited street parking as well as a few spots behind the store that the barista assured me were for Rabble customers. Very much a spot that the locals are frequenting but with welcoming and progressive vibes. I asked for a dirty chai and it was warm, slightly spicy and the coffee shot tasted smooth and complimented the tea flavors nicely. They have some other really interesting non-coffee drinks on the menu too, so I'm definitely going to have to go back. Especially since I noticed Dear Mom is right next door! Cool murals in the adjacent alley, so make sure to see those if you like street art.

Cute airy shop with lots of seating in either tables or couches/lounge chairs. Their staff is…read morefriendly and they have plenty of options for everyone to choose something. I met a friend for coffee and even with lots of people there it wasn't super loud. Our various coffee options were delicious and we liked the breakfast sandwiches that they offered. They have a fun Bright atmosphere with some T-shirts and other knickknacks for sale. I would for sure go back and definitely worth trying if you haven't been!

My husband and I came here this past weekend during the Solara Market and had a good time. Parking…read morewas crazy due to the event and we had to park over by CVS and walk over in the rain, which sucked, but it was fun once we were inside. The back area with most of the booths had too many people in it at all times, which stressed us out. I felt like couldn't really look at everything and often had to wait awkwardly to the side until other people finally moved out of the way. I ended up getting a new permanent bracelet after one of mine broke a couple weeks ago. I hadn't looked at the vendor lineup before coming, but had hoped there would be a permanent jewelry booth there and was very happy to see Golden Era. The owner was so nice and told me that Milk & Honey often lets her come by for events, so that's nice to know when going back to get coffee again. We also got a couple of gorgeous floral shortbread cookies from a vendor and had them as a nice little treat the next day. Despite how busy/packed it was, it was still very fun to have the event to browse while sipping on a coffee. I also loved the booth diversity- a fresh flower booth to make bouquets, cookies, permanent jewelry, antiques, vintage jewelry, a few clothing booths, custom press on nails, candles, a mini bookstore outside, and a pet bandana shop outside as well. For coffee, I ordered The Eddie (sea salt caramel macchiato) and my husband ordered The Milk & Homey (cinnamon + honey). The Eddie was definitely sweeter than The Milk & Honey, but both were very tasty! They had a super cute "whimsy bar" set up at the pickup side of the counter to bedazzle your coffee. This was my first time there, so I'm not sure if this was just for the event or not. We also each ordered a turkey caprese sandwich with a side of kettle chips, but they were a little disappointing. They were supposed to be on sourdough, but came out on white bread instead that kept sticking to our teeth and made the sandwich mush together when biting into it. Would love to come back and try a different sandwich or maybe a baked good next time instead.

First time coming here. I love having a day off through the week and having the opportunity to…read morecheck out a new local coffee shop to get my day started. I've been wanting to try silver linings, but they re branded under the name Anecdote. Same spot and building as silver linings. When I came in, I was immediately greeted by Clint, him and his wife Marty are the owners. Eventually, Marty came in while I was there and I got to chat with them. They are very sweet. They also own another coffee shop that I really liked which was the mocha nut, but now they are both under the name Anecdote. The inside had a chillaxed vibe, with comfy seating. The decor reminded me of the mocha nut as they had some of the same wall art. I was undecided of what to order, so I asked Clint for recommendations. He told me of some seasonal drinks and that always peaks my interest. I went for the Red velvet latte with almond milk and it was delicious. I got it hot and really enjoyed it, I'm sure it would be just as tasty cold. I chilled inside while sipping on my latte, sat with my thoughts to prep my day. They have a restroom located all the at in the back of this establishment. n the back area near the restroom, the seats were so comfortable that I enjoyed lingering there with my coffee and having a relaxed start to the day. They offer wi-fi and have the password on display, I'll keep that in mind when needing a quaint place to work/study, with good coffee.

What a delightful place, wonderful service with a smile, and excellent location! I hadn't been to…read moreSilver Linings until they reopened after a 6-week closure, now as an extension of Mocha Nut Coffee House (which I love). They offer the same customer favorites (Cafe Mio, Miso Banana, etc.) in Beech Grove. Come check out the relaunch!

2nd time visiting this place- the first time my friend ordered the ginger latte and she was in…read morelove! 2 years later we got to visit again this past weekend and it did not disappoint! My friends both got the ginger lattes and I got a tiramisu latte. Flavor and balance was really good, service was pretty fast, plenty of seating, and beautiful interior/exterior. Many people were doing work or reading, there's artwork that you can peruse. Very cute for a coffee shop date or studying/working, All in an older building that still has a lot of life- that also gives life to the people that walk in and out.

Favorite coffee shop in Indy!…read more This cute shop is located inside The Athenaeum Theater, signage makes it very easy to find. My aunt and I have made it a point to stop in every-time we're in Indy, and have never been disappointed. I typically stick to their iced chai, which is very refreshing and one of my favorites. Today I tried their seasonal tiramisu latte and absolutely loved it. I've tried others but they simply do not compare. The baristas are also very friendly and great with suggestions when needed. 10/10 recommend!

I love HARTS BAKERY. ...... Their toffee cookies are the…read morebest I hope everyone will support them so that they can stay open.

Unassuming little shop with a nostalgic feel. When you walk in, all the knickknacks and gifts make…read moreyou feel like you're in your grandmother's living room, with all the tzotchkes and figurines. The two ladies behind the counter are super sweet, and with their smocks and smiles, you definitely feel like you're talking to an elderly relative. The parking lot is a little goofy, and you're supposed to park sideways, which can be kind of confusing. The prices are excellent, and you get such a lot of food for what you spend. The cinnamon rolls are unassuming, and the sweet cinnamon dough itself is the star of the show, unlike a lot of places where they slather it in so much sugary frosting you can't taste the roll itself. The raspberry-filled doughnut is the best of its kind I've ever had in my life. Definitely worth the trip!

Such an Indy staple! How could you possibly go wrong with delicious pastries?! I love a pastry…read moreweekend where I see what fun pastries they have, order a bunch, and then roam their grocery section for yummy premade dips, bread, and other local produce and products. The pastries change frequently; though, they always have their staples, and it makes it so fun to go! The multiple locations make it easy to stop by or order ahead for pickup from anywhere in the city. This weekend we got a strawberry guava quesito; blueberry, fig jam, and brie pastry; and a vanilla cheese danish. Literally all incredible! I've never had anything bad. These are some talented pastry chefs! Each location has its own cute vibe and are all so perfect for the area they are in. A must try!

There's not much I can have at Amelia's as I'm gluten free and dairy free by necessity. But I had a…read moredelightful canned ginger soda here while my mini BFF enjoyed a chocolate buckwheat cookie. The cookies are that big, bakery size and all the options looked delicious! As did the pile of cinnamon rolls in the case! We sat out on the front patio, which was lovely. It was busy, so we were lucky to snag a table! If I'm in the area, I'd maybe stop by for another drink, but if they'd add a gf/df baked good--they DID have a gluten free option in the same case with everything else--I'd be back faster.