I had not been in the capital center in building in years, but was looking for an iced matcha…read moreoption nearby a conference. I'm glad I found cups! It's small and a bit hidden but it was hands down the BEST iced matcha I have ever had. Thank you to cups for making the start of my Friday of a crazy week a great one!

I love that Cups has a location in the office building where I work! Prices are fair, the coffee…read moreisn't burnt, there's a good selection on the menu, ordered are made fairly quickly, and there's a good selection of pastries and general bakery items. Service moves fairly quickly even when there's a long line. I always appreciate how personable the staff is! I also appreciate how there's enough room to stand to wait for my order without being in the way. It's always a great place to get a coffee and/or food item before heading up to the office for the day! Or it's great place to walk to that's super close when I need a break from working.

Tidbit! If you're looking for a spot to work, get here early to snag one of the few spots with…read moreoutlets. Otherwise, prepare yourself for comfy and cozy. This spot is just off the creek, with a decent parking lot and a drive through. It has a deeper warmer green than a Starbucks, and it draws a much warmer crowd too. We chatted often with the people in this shop! And we visited twice. How welcoming is that? The breakfast burrito is nothing flashy, but definitely warm gooey goodness. What sets it apart is the sauce: creamy, gently spiced, something like a seasoned mayo but not spicy. Coffee, of course, is the backbone here, and it's handled with a kind of calm precision. Our barista kindly alerted my partner and me that a warm blueberry latte would have oatmeal because of course the blueberry curdles regular milk. It was great attention to detail, and it's why we came back again and again during our week long trip. They had a special for every day! Shout out to the orange blossom latte which made me feel like a fairy amidst the city's tulips.

Excellent coffee and food! We had a blast. The breakfast wrap was fresh and the muffins were…read moredecadent. Great energy inside and very efficient service. It's the perfect spot for a delicious, quick bite in a nice environment. Highly recommended!

solid coffee shop in indy. tried the cafe miel which is a cinnamon honey latte and the espresso hit…read morethe spot! from the farthest west corner of the indiana convention center, if you fast walk you can make it in 8-9 minutes :)

Great lattes and service! Was in Indy for a volleyball tournament and went here every morning it…read morewas so good!

Such a gem! One of my favorite places. This coffee shop is super quaint, with a handful of seats,…read moreperfect for getting comfy and working remotely, or just hangout with friends and sipping a latte. The vibe here is very warm, with a colorful interior and a basement area that offers additional tables and quieter spots to work. I love that they make all of their syrups in house. Right now, their seasonal matcha flavors are blueberry, strawberry, mango, and ube. I got the blueberry iced matcha and thought about it the rest of the week...SO good. Big plus was that the blueberry wasn't overpowering - it was perfectly balanced with the matcha. There's also a nice patio with picnic tables where you can sit and enjoy the lively SoBro neighborhood!

Unfortunately the service is very hit or miss…read more The last time I went in which was in the late afternoon last Saturday, the barista was great! I ordered an iced latte with oat milk. I also ordered a lemon mint refresher, but they were out of mint so it would just be a lemonade. That was fine and I appreciated how she handled the situation and that she knew what Prufrock did and did not have in stock! She was great at communicating when I walked in that she needed a few minutes and then would be able to help me too. Another time I went with my parents on a late morning Saturday. My mom and I both loved our drinks, but we knew what to order. There were multiple people working behind the counter, but the barista taking orders was not friendly or very helpful on this particular day. My dad did not know what to order and asked what tea is refreshing and is one that the barista would recommend. The barista said that the green tea is really popular, but did not ask whether he wanted it hot or iced or give a recommendation for that. The tea came out hot on a hot day where we planning to walk the Monon and check out other local businesses. To be fair, I did ask him if he wanted me to ask for the drink to be remade or to get him a new one as I had overheard his order and also assumed it would be coming out iced. He said it was fine (but then complained on our walk). This was a bit disappointing. There have been times I have walked out after a few minutes of no acknowledgement from baristas here. It is not a cafe that I would want to sit in and work in as a lot of the space does not look workable. The last time I did come in with papers I planned to read in between appointments, I did not want to put my bag on the floor or my papers on a table because both were dirty. The book page wall has seen better days and would benefit from a revamp. I love the outdoor area though and the can tops are really cool. There is a lot of potential here, but when staff appears like they do not want to be there it makes customers not want to be there either. I would also urge the owners to be more receptive to criticism. The TikTok videos about Prufrock did not influence my review, but it did encourage me to leave my own review based on my own experiences.

Dear reader,…read more Bovaconti Coffee in Fountain Square remains one of my favourite coffee shops, and we stop there whenever we come to town. It is the sort of place that feels special the moment you walk in. A lot of people rave about the beautiful space, and quite right too. The shop has a gorgeous, old-world feel in a historic Fountain Square building, plenty of seating, and a lovely outdoor area that is very dog friendly. The staff always boast a delightful disposition that makes you want to smile and enjoy the rest of your day as well. As for the coffee, I love the iced Mayan Mocha. It is like a mocha with a kick and extra flavour depth, and it is absolutely delicious. The dark chocolate, honey, cinnamon, and cayenne give it a little warmth and complexity without losing the joy of a proper iced coffee treat. They also have some really high-end pastries to choose from. I love the lemon loaf, and some of the more complex, unique pastries make it feel a bit more elevated than the average coffee stop. Overall, it is clean, beautiful, welcoming, and always worth the return visit.

The staff here is so awesome. Can't believe I haven't reviewed this place yet! It's definitely one…read moreof my favorite spots to stop by when I'm in Fountain Square. There's plenty of natural light, but also several cozier, dark areas perfect for coworking. When the weather's nice, the patio is unbeatable - they offer ample patio seating as well as chairs along the sidewalk. I usually choose something from their seasonal menu, and recently I tried the iced blueberry brown sugar matcha and it was amazing. *Free parking directly outside the building on Woodlawn Ave

Need a coffee? Need a quick bite or snack before your next meeting?…read more Cupps also has delicious soups or chili. Personal service. Love the convenience. They are located in the basement level outside of the PERF TRF or INPRS Lobby.... check them out.

I stopped by Cups coffee shop while waiting on the bank to open. Before ordering, I asked the…read morebaristas where I could wash my hands. You'd think I had asked them to explain quantum physics. Blank faces. One finally says: "Nowhere." So I repeat myself: "Where do people wash their hands?" Their response? "People don't wash their hands, they just come from work to get coffee." Oh. So hygiene is optional now? Viewpoint I go upstairs, ask the front desk, and boom bathroom located in 30 seconds. Came back downstairs, tried to help by telling them where it was so next time they'd actually have an answer. And what do I get? A shoulder-slipping-off-her-jacket Gen Z barista mumbling: "It's not our job." I'm sorry...not your job? Since when is pointing to a bathroom a violation of your barista contract? Y'all can froth milk but not direct someone to a sink? That's did not feel like customer service more along the lines of customer sabotage. If your brand identity is lattes with a side of laziness, congrats you nailed it.

I had a lovely grab and go visit here yesterday morning to grab coffee for a walk and talk meeting…read more Tucked into the heart of the Wholesale District, Cups Coffee Shop appears to thrive on downtown employees and especially those who pour into the "bigger" buildings of downtown. They have a handful of inside tables, assortment of baked foods like muffins and four to five coffee selections on hand as well prepared drinks like lattes and cappuccinos. I wasn't able to see who provides their coffee beans or if it was local. While there, I learned that they have a second location a few blocks away near the Repertory Theatre. The young lady working the counter was friendly. My only suggestion would be spicing up the interior space and the counter display and offering a few more local treats/ingredients. Overall, a great spot to grab a no frills cup of joe.

This place is always open bright and early and provides good service. They have every type of…read morecoffee you'd want but they also have the ability to make it murderously strong if that's the kind of thing you are into (which I totally am). You'll be paying downtown prices for it but this coffee shop is well worth it. I usually do a cappuccino with a red eye poured in and it still tastes really good.

I come here for the wonderful open space and drinks. The matcha and coffee they offer are amazing…read more Please do try this place and make sure to sit back and relax.

MOTW, in East Carmel, is off the roundabout and has parking both in the front and back. The space…read moreis huge, almost comically large. It could and probably does serve as event/gathering space. When I entered inside mid Wednesday morning, I encountered a Museum-like vibe. Unsure if there should be some exhibits for me to view and ponder while I debate what coffee to buy. I proceeded to get a latte with a little hazelnut flavor, medium size. Latte with oat milk ($1 up charge and hazelnut 35 cent up charge) medium size was $8. I wonder if more of the profit is from these non dairy milk surcharges or the coffee itself. I would say the latte was one of the better ones. It was smooth and not too sweet. Sometimes they're too sweet. The service was good, and it wasn't particularly busy so the coffee came out in like 5 minutes. There are small pastries to try and other specialty drinks. I would consider trying this again given the taste quality of the latte. The medium size was also sufficient. Not too small. 8/10