2.46 for small cup of worst coffee I've ever had. Decor nice if that means anything. Clerk nice but…read morecant see tipping a counter monkey

Neat cozy little place. Drive thru and walk in. I am not a coffee drinker so I was there with…read moresomeone else. But I ended up getting a frozen snickerdoodle latte which was delicious!! Service was excellent!

Visiting Terre Haute for the first time we didn't realize that the shop was an expansion of the…read moreoriginal, so we were a little surprised that it felt so new. But talking with the very friendly staff we learned that this was their third location. Great selection of drinks and excellent coffee. Glad to see them growing.

Great coffee, great atmosphere, great service, would def recommend to my friends. BUT they had the…read moremost obnoxious alarm system that would go off every time an employee opened a door or window and was super loud and distracting. Was there for about an hour and it went off more than 30 times.

I tried to go here, found it on Happy Cow and was super excited about the cereal bar but apparently…read moreit was not open when we went. Beautiful place just disappeared we couldn't eat. We checked the hours first so not sure what happened. Would love to try it again.

For actual coffee, this place is like a 1. For a cool spot for quiet, historically located in an…read moreinteresting old church and to help benefit a local community entity, this is like a 3.5. Don't let my 2 discourage you from stopping by, I mean that! Life is about managing expectations. For purposes of looking at this old church, the beautiful stained glass and the organ, absolutely pop in to take in the beauty of this old building. Just know what this place is and know what it is not. I stopped by during "library hours" from 10AM-4PM with to check this place out, read my book and grab coffee. During this time, the coffee is self serve, in urns, probably sitting there for some time, not hot and pretty bad. Powdered creamer is available. I made a donation of $2, got my bad coffee and sat in the open, quiet space of the Meeting Grounds for about an hour reading my book. So despite being dissatisfied with the coffee, my mission was accomplished. When I was there, there were three older men who were having a Bible study discussion and there were two guys who must live in the area who stopped in to grab coffee and then promptly left. I felt comfortable being there, taking some photos, minding my business, doing my thing, despite the kind of odd surroundings. The room is big and this would be a perfect little spot for a group to meet or book club to gather. They have snacks and other simple coffee drinks, but those are available for sale during the non-library hours I believe. The Meeting Grounds itself is open to the public from 8AM-8PM, according to the sign at the door. The church itself seems part hippie revival/part lazily renovated/part historically cool. It is an interesting old space.

Wowza... I wish I had this coffee place by my house in Illinois. When we are down in TH we always…read moremake it a point to stop here. The espresso is amazing- but so are the regular coffee drinks and cold brew. Staff are so polite and efficient. We have eaten here a few times and everything was delicious. Excellent coffee shop. Please think about opening up in Frankfort, IL :)

I was in town for work and decided to stop here before getting on the road again, it's a cute…read morelocation and they seem to know their regulars! I had a delicious and savory cloud egg sandwich, it was perfect. As well as an iced coffee, that was also good! I was able to sit for a little while and enjoy some people watching, I hope I'm able to get back one day.

The girl that took our order didn't get my number right and said oh well did not listen to our…read moreorder the girl that gave us our order decided to cuss because they forgot to put heavy cream on her drinks and was flat out route. Definitely need to get better staffing and train their people. I work in customer service. The customer should always be treated without most respect and dang just smile.

Our server was so rude and my mom didn't know what she wanted and the server went " well Idk what…read moreyou guys want" then I ordered a small energy and she gave me a medium which is fine but then I asked to change it to a small and she said "it already charged you" pit her hands up and scoffed and I was like omg like if I asked for a small just go change it? They were very rude

Overall our experience was expected. The drinks were pretty good but expensive. My partner ordered…read moresliders that were microwaved so hot they were dangerous. I do appreciate they have real sugar options and not fake sugar, so that's nice.

Many beverages to choose from...also good pastries. We were at the Scooters in Terte Haute…read more.easy drive thru concept!

Love this locally owned restaurant Freshest food around you…read morecan't go wrong The absolute best salads, chicken salad, soups I go there every time I go to Terre Haute and really friendly

You can easily miss Gingersnaps if you're not familiar with the Christian bookstore it's connected…read moreto! It's in the back so it's a perfect place to eat and read when looking to relax. The food is pretty good and the staff is very friendly, will most likely be back since it's close to home!

12 people in line one cashier taking orders and making coffee and ringing people up at the cash…read moreregister. By the time I got up to the register 15 minutes later. All I wanted was two donuts they boxed them up and she insisted that I give her my name for the order she had the donuts in her hand in a box waited to hand to me, but I had to give my name for the order. I didn't want to give my name for the order so she made the name up. She was very rude about it very unprofessional. If you don't want to give your name, you shouldn't have to give your name. Sidenote, the doughnut was very good. The maple pecan is one for breakfast in the morning. The dining room is very clean little on the small side and many dirty tables. You can tell that they are really struggling here.

What a cute spot in terre haute. Lovely staff and so many choices!!! Coffee is spectacular!!! And…read morethe donuts are so big. The minis are super fun to try!! Seating is so cozy and inviting. Love it.

Had to give it a try... Strawberry Matcha…read more It had good flavor until I stirred it up. I can't explain what was off, whole milk, the proportions but it just wasn't good blend. Drive thru took awhile but window service was friendly, helpful and provided full order as the drinks were made.

On the occasions I am in Terre Haute, I often come to this Starbucks. Nothing fancy going on here,…read morenothing to see really. But on that note, their drive thru seems to really be the biggest draw (and not really easy to get to if you are driving south). Seeing that I am not a drive-thru kind of gal anyway, I enjoy this location because their inside venue seems to never be real busy and it is easy to get a seat. Lots of plug-ins, chairs and working space. When the WIFI is funky at my parents rural address, I know coming here, I will have good connectivity, coffee and room to work. So all things considered, I have found some joy in this location.

We really enjoyed our visit to Cackleberries restaurant!…read more The staff was genuinely friendly and made us feel welcome from the start. We ordered the Denver omelet and split it, and still had plenty left to take home--great portion size and delicious flavor. Prices were fair, and drink costs were very reasonable. We'll definitely be back!

Cackleberries is truly a Terre Haute hidden gem! We stopped in for breakfast on a Monday morning,…read morewas sat quickly since the lunch rush hadnt started, and Darren (I could be wrong on the name) soon took our orders. We barely had to wait on the food before it showed up and the portion size was perfect, I went with the Sycamore skillet and couldn't finish all my food! Everything was delicious, and I recommend stopping in if you're in the area!