Food was good, especially the fresh salad greens and biscuits. However, gravy was served cold,…read moreservice was friendly but slow, table had no napkins or s/p. No refills on water offered. Menu very limited: take a girlfriend, not your husband.

When you walk into the antique shop, if the sights don't amaze you, the smells will certainly bring…read moreyou back for more. The maple bacon is amazing and made me eat more than I probably should have. While the food is quite good, I only rate 4 stars as the portions are really small for the cost. I will definitely be eating here again, though, and recommend to all.

Nearly three years later, I hoped a second try would go better. Nope. It was worse…read more It's a snowy day. I noticed there was a lack of floor mats at the entrance, meaning none, so I took my time standing on the one (only one) toward the center of the small front space as to not add to the mess of tracks on their nice floor. The counter and walls were less cluttered than before. There were two large brown menu boards on the wall behind the counter which were easy to read. Pre-printed and not handwritten with chalk. I greeted the woman who came out from the back. I waited, but she never said "hello" or offered any assistance. She initially didn't return any eye contact. I asked for a medium (16 oz) decaf with coconut milk with a "please." I was in an especially chipper mood. The woman finally spoke to ask if the woman behind me and I were on the same bill as she wrote on a pad. I told her we were separate. She gave me a total of $5.75, I believe it was. That gave me pause, so I asked about it. A medium cup of coffee was clearly $1.25 on the wall with a 50¢ upcharge for plant milk. "Oh, you just wanted a cup of coffee?" or something to that effect. She looked around and said I'd have to get a K-Cup and motioned to a bin which I thought were for purchase for home use. I said "No, nevermind" and proceeded to leave. The woman said something else where I responded it was too expensive. "No, the K-Cup is..." $1.75 I think she said. I replied I didn't want a K-Cup and left. The lack of greeting already had me instinctually not wanting to stay, but I thought I'd give her a chance, and it just kept spiraling into worse service. It's just absolutely perplexing. I know this is the same woman I encountered before. As stated in my first review, she was argumentative with everyone in line that day, not just myself, about what we wanted to order. Today, yet again, she was confusing and insisting it had to be done another way. I simply wanted a cup of decaf and specified the type of milk. Last time, I was forced to get a latte which cost much more than what I actually wanted - which was just a cup of decaf on ice... Truly a baffling experience, and I wasn't willing to just go along with this nonsense again. I hoped my first experience was a one-off bad day or that she wouldn't be working there anymore. Word of mouth recently told me a man owns 6th Street Coffee Company. It's small and not really set up to sit and hang out, but I wanted to give it another try. They're not open late just like most Peru businesses but were open today unlike the competition around the corner and some other shops. After some searching, I found a really good cup of coffee with refills and poured with smiles elsewhere in town. I wouldn't come back to 6th Street if it were free at this point. I'm really not sure how they're still around. I'll go where I'm appreciated and receive what I ordered for the advertised price. A greeting, a smile, and words of thanks are basics which go a long way.

Got 3 coffees and a can of soda. The soda was good. I couldn't say there was actually any coffee in…read morethe cups

Yum. Fresh when you order , friendly service , and menu is filled with vegan options to accommodate…read more. Unique combo's for Sammie's and bowls . Soups are delish and there's sweets available for those of us that require our dessert .

Excellent atmosphere. Fresh food. Staff was very friendly. Lots of local wares, which I love…read more Totally recommend!

My daughter and I were going to the James Dean Museum and were starving. The Branch is the only…read moreplace to eat in town. It is a coffee shop with food. The staff were amazing and the restaurant was clean. The coffee was delicious and they have homemade muffins. The soup and the taco salad were ok. A little under seasoned but over all not bad for a small town.

We had delicious coffees and breakfast. The burrito comes covered with gravy and it is very…read moredelicious. I ate my egg sandwich too fast I forgot a picture. A very friendly an inviting atmosphere with quality food and drinks. They even have a wall where people pay for other people's drinks. A charmed stop in Fairmount.

We love this place! The people are very helpful. The enjoy…read morethe combination of coffee, sandwiches and soup while surrounded by plants and a great gift shop. The kids are great.

The cafe was not serving what we were looking for on the day we went, so we just looked around for…read morea few minutes. Only giving 3 stars because they had a huge selection of garden accessories. Did not eat there, but saw some enormous cinnamon rolls that looked delicious.

BLT Grinder Always delicious for me…read moreNo flaws in sandwich I love the BLT grinder there 10/10, never had anything else. Haven't been there in a while, no longer live in Logan but I always used to look forward to that sandwich to go or eating there, restaurant is nice also to just sit and enjoy the food.

We found the cafe based on great Yelp reviews, but we had a mixed experience. The shop is cute and…read moreclean with a dozen tables/booths. Vintage local photos decorate the wall. You order at the counter then find a seat. The menu is a mix of sandwiches and subs with daily featured soups. We both ordered a special half sub and soup. The staff is friendly and efficient. The bacon potato soup was thick, hearty and delicious. It tasted freshly made. We really loved the soup. My husband ham and cheese sub had one thin slice of ham. He was disappointed. My tuna sub was terrible. The tuna was taken out of a can and put on bread without any seasoning or prep. The tuna had a funny taste. Maybe we just ordered the wrong thing. They were busy. Soup seemed to be popular. There is street parking nearby.

Located in Sweetser, Indiana right by the Sweetser Switch Trailhead (which leads into the Nickel…read morePlate), the Sweetser Cafe is a breakfast/brunch smalltown diner where locals gather, non-locals don't feel out of place, the food is good, and the welcome is warm. I stopped by on my Tenderness Tour because I was dragging a bit for the day and wanted to pick up an iced tea. Taking a camera crew (this tour was filmed from beginning to end) was a little awkward, however, the locals tolerated my presence quite nicely and I was able to have a great conversation with owners and employees about everything I was doing - a couple even donated to the cause and we got a great photo or two! The food here leans toward breakfast - like most breakfast/brunch joints - and this wasn't my first time here as I'd been here on a previous tour. Pricing is fair and definitely below an awful lot of Indy's brunch joints. While Sweetser Cafe doesn't have a website (that I'm aware of), they do have a social media presence and I do know they serve black angus beef, have daily specials, and are locally owned. Sweetser, Indiana is a smaller town of just about 1,000 in Grant County and is a great place to start for those tackling the Cardinal Greenway (Indiana's longest rail-trail). If you stop in Sweetser, you stop at Sweetser Cafe (at least before 2pm).

Best tenderloins in Indiana! Always busy, everyone is so friendly great customer service, and the…read morebest food!

Good - Service - Ambiance Outstanding!…read more Fairmount is a destination & going to Roxie's is the icing on the cake!

The BEST BISCUIT AND GRAVY in the state of INDIANA awardrd by the Amazing All American Don…read moreLEMMON.If you don't believe me get in your car and prove wrong. Service is awesome (you should) know what you want it. Sit down in a quaint dining room and enjoy your meal.

Delicious breakfast of eggs, biscuits, gravy and sausage. Wife had eggs and bacon. Waitress said…read morethey don't believe in limp bacon when she asked for it crispy. Took an apple cider donut and triple chocolate chip cookie to go. Wonderful place for a delicious breakfast, lunch or treat. Open until 2.

I had stayed away for quite awhile after a few incidents where I was served regular instead of…read moredecaf. It still feels like playing roulette everywhere I go, so I prefer to make my own at home. I just cannot do caffeine. I mostly go to shops like this to feel like a human out doing something. The coffee tastes good, but 'm docking a star because even as I type this after leaving, I can feel the not fun effects of caffeine. It can be hit or miss with consistency of what constitutes a large and how milky your drink is, the prices seem to vary from visit to visit, and I often don't recognize the employees. High turnover? There is no public restroom which can be an issue whilst consuming beverages. Aroma also charges a fee if you pay with plastic, so I try to carry cash. I recall being charged for a cup of ice for my herbal tea in the past. Sometimes the tables aren't so clean and the baked goods case can have flies in it. It's looked better this summer. The wooden chairs can be wobbly. Overall it has decent atmosphere. It smells good like caramel when you walk in. There are two metal tables with cafe chairs as well as a bench outside, weather permitting. Rat Pack & classical outside. When music is on inside it's a different genre. The hours can be funky especially in winter or even be unexpectedly closed, but they are never open past 5 PM. Peru rolls the sidewalks up pretty early. I do like that they offer plant milk and have decaf without a weird lecture like the place around the corner... They usually have soy and almond. No coconut, but I usually go with soy lately anyway. Raw sugar, stevia for Lydia, and at least one decaffeinated tea. The baristas I've had recently were pretty pleasant. They have an array of baked goods including bagels and some other food and drink things in a refrigerated case. I've not ever tried the food myself though it looks good. I'm assuming it's local artwork which I've seen for sale on the walls along with handmade jewelry, mugs. They have a sandwich board for a donation program where you can buy a coffee for someone in need. Aroma has loyalty punch cards as well. You can enter the bakery next door through an adjoining door. Walking past I saw the case next door had cupcakes and heard a cake order being taken. So, while Aroma has flaws and I've been to better in other towns, the prices are pretty reasonable for this century and the atmosphere is alright. Cozy and on the Bohemian side. I don't go running there with excitement, but it's alright to sit and chat, especially when it's not crowded, which it often isn't. I like the downtown location.

Weak 3 stars, bad = issues quiche was not warmed up, limited selection, tea you get a cup of hot…read morewater and put bag in yourself, worst was No public restroom available. Good was a freebie board - more tags needed nice there was one! Good coffee, tasty and was fast, hard to see favor selections. The workers were friendly. Ambiance was ok for small area, a restroom is needed.