We've been wanting to visit Daily Grind Coffee House for awhile, and it absolutely lived up to the…read morehype. The cabin atmosphere is incredibly cozy -- the kind of place you want to slow down and stay awhile. It has that perfect Nashville, IN charm that makes you feel instantly comfortable. We ordered the iced blueberry pancake latte and the orange spice tea, and both were so good. The latte was unique and flavorful without being overly sweet, and the tea was warm, fragrant, and perfectly balanced. The staff was attentive, service was fast, and everything felt welcoming from start to finish. Such a great little spot -- we'll definitely be back!

The food was so delicious Love the coffee but the atmosphere was by far the best part of my visit…read more So cozy, so friendly, will absolutely be back

Consistently great drinks and good light breakfast/lunch. They make food to order, but are…read morewell-staffed and usually pretty quick even when busy. Some of the baristas come off as warmer than others, but everyone acts professional. Out of the meals I've tried, the loaded hummus and avocado toasts are my favorites. The pretzel bun on the weekly sandwich was also a winner. I didn't like the cold cheese slices on the veggie sandwich, but that may just be my taste, and I'd get the sandwich again without the cheese. Great muffins. Had to try the blueberry scone twice to get a good one - the first one had just 2 blueberries, and the second had a passable number but still could've used more, although the scone pastry itself was excellent. The two cookies they make (choc chip or oatmeal raisin) are good but not outstanding. On Fridays, they have homemade brown sugar pop tarts - haven't tried this yet but I do intend to. All drinks are excellent. I really liked their flavored seasonal lattes that I tried this February (had to go half sweet though), but the plain tea and lattes are also good. Matcha is my favorite, and theirs is pretty good. The biggest problem with the place is that it's ALWAYS really busy and difficult to find a seat, which isn't something that they're doing wrong but is still a deterrent if I'm looking for somewhere I can chill out while eating and sipping a drink. Individuals will be more likely to have luck getting one of the counter seats than a table, but these are also in the area where everyone waits for their drinks, so there is not much personal space to be had here.

Really good cappuccino in proper sized ceramic cups that comes in 1 size as it should!!!! Avocado…read morescramble was really good. Excellent friendly service.

Such interesting and cool coffees. Nice brews, great interior. Love the vibe. Modern and artsy was…read morewhat I got. Would definitely go back!

​Found this wonderful coffee shop while in Bloomington and was so impressed! The interior is…read morebeautiful and spacious with plenty of seating, making it a great spot to relax or get some work done. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. ​I ordered a latte and a few pastries--the coffee was expertly made and the pastries were noticeably fresh and delicious. They also sell a nice variety of coffee beans to take home. I'll definitely be making this a mandatory stop every time I'm back in town!

I loved this place so much. The coffee is great and the atmosphere very homey. I will make a point…read moreof going back any time I am in the area.

Great coffee and great bakery a great place to unwind and relax also kind and caring staffread more

There's a reason for the five stars. It's gluten-free, but you'd never know it. Upsides: Vegetarian…read morestuff available and it's not all carbohydrates-- but there are many served here. Wide variety of cafe-like foods. Service was fast and food was good. The cost for a reasonable meal is also reasonable. There is WiFi, if you must. Lots of tables. Not the Ritz but clean, comfy, and reasonably calm. There is parking on the street, but yeah, meters or a parking garage. It's a busy place. Normally, I don't give five stars on a review unless you're at the top of your game, and usually only after a second try. Brightside just pushed all the right buttons. Lots of drinks besides coffee drinks, too. It's unpretentious and serves great food in my two experiences here.

So good!!! I never knew this cafe was in the Fountain Square building. It's downstairs in the…read more"basement". The baked goods looked amazing. I had a pumpkin bar with cream cheese topping that was magic. The Italian soda was good too. The staff was charming, kind, and fun to talk to. The food is gluten-free too if that's yo' thang.

Such a cute and cozy spot! The coffee was a great size and the pastries were fresh and delicious…read more The atmosphere was calm, quiet, and perfect for relaxing with a friendly service. A lovely place to stop by for a peaceful coffee break -- highly recommend!

The ambiance of the coffee shop is friendly and inviting. It seems to be a great place for getting…read moretogether with friends. I got the House favorite ~ Maple Gingerbread latte. They also have locally sourced maple syrup. The barista was so friendly and helpful. She is one of those who knows their customers as friends. Thanks to Thad and Alex for the recommendation! When I'm in Nashville again, this is my go-to spot! ~ PastorJavaMan

Wouldn't go here for the food again. I ordered the tavern wings, and they were just okay. Not sure…read moreif they were worth the amount I paid. Great ambiance and decent service though! Helpful tip: don't get the matcha.

We first visited in the evening and I had a French 75 cocktail that was made perfect. We stayed at…read morethe hotel and went to breakfast here and our lattes were great. Our kids enjoyed the parfait, eggs and pancakes. We were definitely not disappointed.

The food! The portions! The food! We took a road trip to…read moreBloomington last weekend and found a great little restaurant. One companion called his French dip the best he'd ever had. Another liked her muffaletta, but wished she'd ordered more than a cold sandwich - as tall and as full as it was. My partner and I shared the meatball grinder appetizer. Best meatball I've ever had. There were three meatballs (each one looked as big as a tennis ball!) with little garlic crostinis circling them on the plate. We each ate one and took the other home, which he happily ate the next day. Delicious! Our hostess/server Lanie was the hardest working server I've ever seen, and always with a smile that carried to her voice and eyes. Although we went there to check out mosaic supplies in an art store, I'd easily go back here just for the food! Inside, the restaurant was Diner-noisy. Outside in the pavilion, it was very pleasant.

OK, for starters it's too loud. The music is too loud which causes conversations to be too loud to…read morecompete. We went on Valentine's Day and there was probably 1 server for each table, so they added to the noise as well. And the esthetics of the dining area left a lot to be desired with what should be behind a wall is instead in the dining area and not covered. So onto the food. While good, $19+ for a sandwich and kettle chips is pretty steep no matter how you cut it. Speaking of cutting it, I ordered the Spicy Arriabiata which was slic3d so awkwardly it was almost impossible to eat as a sandwich. Instead of being cute, try slicing it in half so it can be eaten next time. Overall the food was actually good, service was good and properly attentive. Will I go back? Probably not. Kind of feels like a been there, done that type of experience. Dinner for 2 with a cocktail and wine and 2 sandwiches cost $85. Probably cancel spend that elsewhere and get a better dinner.