Everything was so wonderful about the little gem of a cafe! I'm here from Chicago for work and was…read moreso happy to find a nice cafe with great coffee. The decor is thoughtful and inviting and there are tons of places to sit including the upstairs and a small room for a more intimate experience. Service was great and the woman tending was friendly and even made gorgeous latte art. I'm so happy that I'm here for another day so I can visit this cafe again tomorrow morning!

This is such a cute place! Great ambiance and friendly staff. The pastries are delicious as well.read more

I come to Rockville once a year for an event and this is my go-to spot for coffee, I also am able…read moreto sit here and get my work done it's not normally Busy in the week time, the ambiance here in decor definitely add to the experience. My only thing is I wish they opened earlier than 9am, but I can understand in this town It appears as though the entire area the sort of a 9 to 5. But I still love this place It will probably come here everyday that I'm in town.

While passing through Rockville I was looking for a Latte and came across Urban Farmchic. As I…read morewalked up to the entrance I could tell this place would be special by the décor outside. I couldn't believe my luck when I walked in the discover this adorable shop with handmade items and gifts and a coffee shop in one! There were many drinks to choose from. I ordered the English Toffee Latte. Although I wished it was a bit stronger, I still had a wonderful experience and will stop again when passing through.

The location is really off the beaten path and the quaint little bakery and Cafe is literally at a…read moresmall farm. If you would like to go for a drive and arrive hungry this might be a perfect little trip for you. I have been by this place many times during my travels with work but I have never gave them a try until the other day. I missed out on many opportunities to make my belly and wallet happy. Once I arrived I noticed the barnyard and clean cut little building. Upon entering I was welcomed with the wonderful smell of Cinnamon Rolls being baked fresh. I was able to choose where I sat and my waitress was very pleasant and happy. The coffee was delicious and fresh and my breakfast was served hot and cooked perfectly. The price point was right on and the options were plentiful. I will be back for the lunch options soon. Well worth the trip and it's close to Attica but a few miles NW of town. You definitely feel like you are in the country, because you are!

The Bossaer Farms Pumpkin Rolls are phenomenal! We sell them at our Annual Great Pumpkin Patch in…read moreLafayette and always run out!

Stopped in while visiting the area. Super friendly staff. Great location and cool building. Plenty…read moreof indoor seating. Upon barista suggestion, got an iced salted caramel maple latte. Super delicious. Took it a few doors down to sit in this awesome decorated alley. Great way to just sit and be.

Spotty WIFI in this small downtown warehouse, lovely staff, easy parking, noticed they only used…read morethem sucralose pump bottles for flavors which my middle age needs to avoid a bit. I tired a horny lavender and was fine! Nothing fancy or amazing but works well with a midday crunch.

The new business was opened and a group of us tried it. We all had coffee or tea and some got…read morecookies. The iced mocha coffee was disappointing and cost more than other places. Would not buy the iced coffee again! It's a nice setting though and glad there is a business in there again. Hopefully they will get things ironed out and do well, I sure hope so.

It was closed (likely due to COVID). bummer, looked nice. Do I have to give rating to let people…read moreknow that? I gave it 5 stars for promise of the future.

We love trying new coffee shops, so when we were traveling we decided to stop in. The space was…read morelocated at the back of a retail store with a common area in between to chill. The barista was also the owner and very friendly. We found the drinks to be delicious and unique. We would definitely go back.

This quaint café by day and hip cocktail bar by night is the quintessential hidden gem. Owner Tyler…read moreis the master of all things beverages from lattes, Matcha and espresso to flaming cocktails, made with artisan syrups to carefully selected beer and wine. What's especially surprising is finding a place this amazing in the back alley of smalltown Danville Illinois. The quality and craftsmanship is more typical of Austin, Portland or NYC with Midwest pricing. In fact Tyler far spent time honing his craft and secret recipes far and wide before returning to set up his own shop. Open Tuesday-Saturday for coffee and more the 7-7 Friday and Saturday. As we were visiting on a Saturday to celebrate my sister-in-law's birthday, she introduced us to Tyler and his magic. We stopped in late morning and enjoyed espresso, a lavender infused lemonade and picturesque hot chocolate. But I was also eyeing the cocktails on the 5-page menu so we swung back around at about 6:30 pm where I enjoyed an amazing whisky sour and my wife had a refreshing "pain killer". While he doesn't really serve food, he does offer small cheese plated for the a very great price. Absolutely not to be missed but expect cozy quarters the place holds maybe a dozen or so. Also check out the "secret menu" posted on the back of the framed picture on the left as you enter.

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!

Had a blueberry scone and a lavender oat milk latte! The scone was delicious, I wish the lavender…read moreflavor in the coffee was stronger. Cute place inside with lots of seating!!

Very good coffee with a low key and laid back vibe. Can get busy, but worth it if you're not in a…read morehurry. Fun downtown location right off the courthouse square.

I really enjoyed my first trip to avionics. A little hidden gem. Iced coffee was just right. Not…read moreburnt, smooth to the taste. I really love the student atmosphere and my first study session there was a success. Hours vary in summer, so check or call ahead!

Meh. Service isn't that friendly. I felt like we were annoying the barista by even being there…read more Latte was decent. The tea had stevia in it (wtf??) which I personally think is the most disgusting and disappointing sweetener out there. Super weird for it to be a part of the tea bag, IMO. Ambiance? I would LOVE to spend more time there. I love local artists and the vibe there is really great. Soothing, relaxing, chill... but... I go to a coffee shop for the coffee and/or tea and if that's not great and if the barista is annoyed... I'm not going to stick around for the ambiance. (Also, with a name like Avionics, I was expecting a little more decor along that line. So if you're interested in aviation and airplanes, don't come here thinking you've found a fellow aficionado.)

Very good breaded tenderloin and onion rings from a small town local diner. Not fancy but good and…read morereasonably priced. The peanut butter pie was excellent. Unusual with a meringue topping. Service was quick and friendly.

This review is a "go along to get along" rating. To say it was a unique experience is an…read moreunderstatement. Please be patient as you read. Know that I am a city boy and this is in rural Indiana. Two thousand people live in Cloverdale. We stopped on our way to a sprint car race not far from here. There are just not many dining options. While I do not think usual clientele or others would be put off, there were some signs outside that warned you of their conservative political beliefs, warning you to not enter if this offends you. I did not. I went in and did not feel uncomfortable my the hospitality. Ambiance is basic. There is nothing fancy, but then again, it was just fine. I may seem prejudiced, but this comment is sincere and meant to be purely complimentary. My friend, from rural Indiana agreed. "This place brought to mind that it is where you go after the hay is stacked, the cows are in the barn, you are hungry and can get your fill of good food, cheap." The daily specials posted suggested I come back. Service bringing our order was slow, but our server apologized and explained a kitchen issue. No worries. We both ordered the quintessential Indiana sandwich - Pork Tenderloin. I got the grilled and he got the fried. Never in my life have I seen a meal called a "sandwich" that looked like this. The tenderloin was as big as a dinner plate. The bun looked a decoration more than the basis for a sandwich. The meat was easily twice or three times the diameter of the ornamental bun. Neither of us could even eat half. Deferring to my Hoosier native, he declared this one of the best tenderloins he ever had. Unfortunately, my grilled version was a bit dry. We have made tenderloins at home in TN. I cannot for the life of me figure out how they pounded that cut of meat into the shape they served.