Jameson is damn good coffee. And it's roasted locally, which is a big plus for me.read more

Great café with local honey and prepped freezer meals! This place is a regular pick whenever we…read morewant to sit down for some coffee/tea and small breakfast/lunch. Their rotating soups and baked goods are always delicious and fresh! Today, we had the chicken noodle soup with half a chicken bacon ranch sandwich, and a build your own breakfast sandwich. Both were great! The staff are always nice, and the custom mural and decor were made by local artists! They also sell local honey in various sized containers ranging from a small squeeze bottle to a half gallon container. It's a charming and welcoming place!

I've driven by The Beehive what seems like a zillion times over the past month or so as I've dealt…read morewith my father's hospice, subsequent death, and now dealing with his home in nearby Putnam County. Today, I spent some time clearing out my father's home and helping my nephew, who'd been staying with him prior to his death, settled in a new residential situation. As I was driving through Danville on the way home, I stopped at the town square and decided to have a late lunch in the area. To be honest, I headed first to Square Burger. However, as a wheelchair user I was dismayed to see a step into their establishment. No go. I wasn't in the mood for Mayberry Cafe despite my love for the place. I looked over and realized this was a great chance to check out The Beehive. The Beehive is just off the square and shares a building with Two Guys Pies. The US 36 entrance is not wheelchair friendly, however, the back entrance has a nice concrete ramp (I did find the sidewalk a bit narrow - I noticed as I entered here that had I desired to visit Two Guys Pies there was a bicycle on the sidewalk that would have easily blocked my access). This is an attractive building. The Beehive has been here a little over 10 years. I'm not sure I'll describe The Beehive accurately - it's sort of a coffeehouse meets breakfast/lunch joint where you can also get fresh, local honey and other frozen goods to take out. They do catering and offer deli sandwiches, beer/wine carryout, a build your own salad menu, local meat and produce, and the aforementioned frozen goods. They also have a small retail area where you can buy honey, t-shirts, and other items. A good amount of their sweets utilize honey instead of sugar. I parked on the square in one of their accessible spots (parking is free, up to 5 hours for accessible parking but only two hours for others). I wheeled around the building - someone was planting plants/flowers and was super friendly and stopped his work to make sure I could get through). They close at 4pm on Saturdays - I arrived about 3ish. I ordered one of their combos that included a 1/2 sandwich, chips, and a drink. They do have unsweetened iced tea, fountain drinks, and a variety of canned/bottled drinks (including Choc-ola!). They also have a ton of coffee/latte type options. I found the prices to be reasonable. This is especially true given these are healthier options (though certainly not everything here qualifies as "healthy."). The employees were friendly. They were quiet, however, service was quite good. I loved the atmosphere. I had zero issues finding a wheelchair friendly table. I could independently reach everything I needed, though I'm sure they'd have assisted if needed. This wasn't a mind-blowing experience. It was simply a really good lunch in a pleasing atmosphere at a fair price. After an emotional experience like clearing out my family home (which isn't yet done), this was a great way to relax and calm the emotions. I enjoyed the sandwich, which is toasted, and they had Miss Vickie's potato chips. I'm not sure why it took me so long to stop here, however, I'd easily return for the simple yet wonderful menu, great drinks, warm atmosphere, and friendly employees.

Officially known as Stacks of Clayton. Not to be confused with Stacks of Plainfield. Nothing like…read moreit. Great food, fun atmosphere and amazing friendly service. Open for dinner Thurs thru Sat with great catfish being my favorite. Breakfast all day so enjoy brunch too!

My fiance and I went in for breakfast one morning. We've lived in Clayton for a while now but had…read morenever been to the Cafe before. The atmosphere is fabulous. Very country Cafe ish! The food was a little disappointing. We ordered the corned beef hash and it was swimming in grease. The portions were VERY generous though! The service was impeccable!

My visit to The Green Room Cafe was nothing short of a caffeinated revelation…read more From the moment I stepped through the doors, I was enveloped in an atmosphere that felt like a secret garden had collided with an artist's dream -- warm, inviting, and humming with just the right kind of energy. The service was absolutely impeccable: attentive without hovering, warm without pretense, and delivered with the sort of genuine hospitality that makes you feel less like a customer and more like an honored guest at an impossibly chic gathering. And then came the drinks. The pistachio latte was a masterpiece of balance and indulgence -- velvety, nutty, and luxuriously smooth, as though a pistachio grove had somehow been distilled into liquid silk. Each sip unfolded like a sonnet. The wildflower latte, meanwhile, was pure poetry in a cup. Delicately floral without being overpowering, it carried an almost ethereal sweetness, like spring itself had been persuaded to dissolve into espresso. It was whimsical, elegant, and astonishingly memorable. The Green Room Cafe has achieved what so many coffee shops aspire to but few truly accomplish: creating not just beverages, but an experience -- one steeped in artistry, comfort, and just the right amount of enchantment. A triumph. Five stars scarcely feels sufficient. Oh, and parking was mindlessly easy, the owner was present, the bathrooms impeccable, nursing mother's room near restrooms and high ceilings to dissipate the hum.

Decided to try a newish spot in Plainfield, IN - The Green Room Cafe…read more The cafe is located by the Plainfield Government Center. There is plenty of parking and many other restaurants shops nearby. The inside is clean and modern. There are roughly 10 tables, a comfy couch and chairs, and a small bar area. I HAD to try the Beach Day Latte. The latte was made perfectly. The icing on the cake was the house made coconut cold foam! Ohmygoodness- it was delicious. The breakfast sandwich was standard. I will say they did cook my egg to my liking. The bacon was good but still had grease on the two pieces. Our order taker was friendly and extremely helpful with the explaining the menu. I will definitely go back further the lattes!

On the road less traveled while driving from Plainfield to Terre Haute on 40 with my dad, I am…read more quick to find those hidden gems via Yelp along the way. A good local bakery in Indiana can be like a unicorn. Happy to have found the Singing Crust Bakery....a lovely little unicorn. Showing up about 45 minutes prior to close probably served us no good, but we were happy to pop in and get what we got. There was actually quite a bit available at this late hour. The staff is so friendly and patient as we contemplate our choices, there are actually quite a few people working this day. House made English muffins, peanut butter cookies and a cinnamon role. All take home items to be eaten later in our kitchen. Unexpectedly delicious....really quite good. My mom cannot stop talking about the peanut butter cookies and she is kind of a connoisseur of sorts in these cookie related matters. The cinnamon role when reheated was the perfect amount of soft stretchy dough and sweetness (more light, than dense). And the English muffins, almost the size of a teacup saucer, were excellent. Really excellent....not to mention unique, for when do you see an house made English muffin in a bakery? Items we did not buy, but were available were breads, including baguettes, whole pies, pie slices and other assortments of cookies. Coffee and some sandwiches are available for sale as well. Not often in this area, but an absolutely worthy stop. My parents and I will one day make it a point to have a little road trip to drive over from Terre Haute to pick up some baked good again.

Disheartening start from a bakery we look forward to eating from. No coffee or hot breakfast…read moresandwiches in the morning. Store opens at 7am yet by 7:40am their grill was still off and no coffee was made. Redemption their croissants are delicious as always hot or cold. We made a point to forgo other breakfast locations, since we desired hot ham & swiss croissants and chocolate croissants.

I ordered tea at Cabin Coffee. "How you gonna get tea at a place with coffee in the name?" said my…read moresubconscious. But I was in need of the comfort that a nice cuppa provides. They offer about half a dozen different varieties of Rishi Tea, and I chose Earl Grey, because I love that bergamot flavor. But I've had Chamomile Medley before, and it is also great and very comforting. I thought I would just leave with a tea, but then I saw that they offer soup. Only one soup -- the soup of the day, which changes and happened to be parmesan kale on the day that I visited. Sold! What's more comforting than hot tea and a warm bowl of soup? The soup was creamy and had bits of kale and chicken in it. Almost like a chicken velvet soup (my favorite), but more earthy from the greens. The soup came with croutons, if you wished to add a little crunch to the creaminess. The people behind the counter were super friendly and efficient. They have to be, because Cabin Coffee also has a drive-thru, so they're helping customers from every angle. The inside of the cafe really does look like a cabin. There's also a little nook for kids with a mini table and chairs. There's also a semi-private meeting room, which I saw was reserved for a Bible study group. The place was hoppin' when I visited, which was nice to see. Cabin Coffee seems to be an important spot in the community.

Such a cute cafe. There's plenty of parking, there's a good amount of indoor and outdoor seating. I…read morelove the wooden "cabin" feel and wooden furnishings. The service was great, you order at the counter and they bring it out to you. There were a lot of staff working which made things run smoothly. There is also a drive thru. We got the mocha coffee which was yummy, just the right amount of sweetness and we split a warmed chocolate muffin which was so good, again the right amount of sweetness for me. This location was so cozy and I could see myself spending more time there and enjoying more of their goodies

On our way to Cataract Falls I noticed this cute little coffee shop in Cloverdale. We stopped on…read moreour way back for a coffee treat. I'm am glad we did! The owner was super friendly and gave us a recommendation. She told us they get their coffee local from Jamison Coffee Roasters in Greencastle. I ordered the Honey Bee latte and it was delicious! I could taste the coffee with a little sweetness too. It was just right. My husband likes a sweeter drink and he enjoyed his Iced Andes Mint Latte. I will definitely stop again at this sweet coffee shop the next time I am in town.

Went to place a cookie order and found out they have new ownership that just started this week…read more Friendly staff, but may need a bit more time to get familiar with equipment and ways of working. Picked up a cinnamon roll and breakfast tea for a quiet peaceful Saturday morning drive. Note: 16 oz hot tea comes with 2 bags, but I don't like it too strong, so they gave me the 2nd bag on the side to go. It was like a bonus cuppa for later.

I always love trying a new coffee place on the weekend. Bonus if they also offer delicious…read morepastries. When I arrived, I was the only customer. So there was plenty of seating available. The space itself was very clean with minimal decor. I ordered a Gingerbread Iced Latte and a Cheese Danish to have there. I also ordered a sugar cookie pop-tart . The latte came in an adorable cup. The latte itself was fine. Felt like it could use a little more flavor. The cheese danish was just okay. I have had better cheese danishes in the past. I think it would have been better warmed up. I ate the pop-tart when I got home. It was delicious. It had the perfect amount of filling and the crest was a perfect consistency. That definitely made the trip worth it.

Upped it to 5 stars because it only takes one time to know the process! I do, in fact, stop each…read moreweek for a growler of cold brew because it's the best in the area! Tip- he only fills his growlers. Give it a try- you'll be pleased!!

On a tip from a lil birdy, I tracked down and visited Arcane Coffee. It's off the beaten path, and…read moreI would have never found it if a coworker didn't mention that THIS was the place to check out for top quality taste, in coffee anyway. I tried the Ethiopian Shegitu. The blend's taste catches you off guard by hitting the back of your throat, is full bodied, and something to sip on and enjoy vs chugging to make it through your work day. The owner, Dudley was patient enough to chat with me over the many blends he has in stock and give me a highlight of the depth of knowledge he has about his beans, and the worldly coffees he offers. This is place is one that those who are especially nerdy about their coffee, should visit. Or at least, check out the not so frantically updated website/ fb biz page to ogle

Wonderful place to relax and he brunch. I consider it the best restaurant in Hendricks County.read more

Stopped in for a last minute lunch and I'm so glad I did!!I got a chicken salad croissant and cup…read moreof the soup which was a cabbage and sausage soup. Friendly service, quiet ambiance and so classy! I love it here!