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.

With the beginning of the Statehouse Market in downtown Indy for 2023, I'm once again discovering…read moresome of the hidden gems and newbies in the realm of food trucks and farmer's market vendors. One such truck is Milkhouse Brew, a Mooresville, Indiana based mobile coffee truck serving locally roasted coffee, specialty beverages, and locally baked confections. Milkhouse Brew is a partnership between cousins Haliena "Hali" Mynatt and Suni Johnsons. Hali also owns Morgan County event venues 5 East and The Barn at Milkhouse Lane. Suni is a longtime photographer in the area. Both women are locals who graduated from Mooresville High School. Milkhouse Brew has a fairly basic menu, or at least did today, including cappuccino, latte, macchiato, americano, chai latte, and hot chocolate with some variations and flavors available. Prices were pretty darn reasonable and all the drinks could be served either hot or cold. They also all came in either 16-ounce and 20-ounce sizes. Prices primarily were in the $3-6 range and for that you get a tasty drink, awesome service, and the thrill of supporting local. I ordered a 20-ounce iced americano. It was served fairly quickly and they seemed to do a steady business today. A food truck offering coffee has been a serious lacking at Statehouse Market and I'm hoping they will return. Coffee is from Timber City Coffee and Tea - an establishment that recently opened up a storefront in Plainfield. Milkhouse also plans to carry Circle Kombucha, though I did not see it available today. They are also exploring options for root beer on tap. I loved my drink, though I did think the ice melted super quickly and that slightly hindered my enjoyment of the drink. I still enjoyed it, however, that does keep me from forking over a 5th star. Who knows? I hope I get to award that in the future as this new kid on the block, women-owned and operated, really gets going. There's much to love here with an appealing truck, friendly service, quality products that are also local, and an overall winning experience. Here's hoping they'll be back at Statehouse Market in the near future. I could not find an actual address, though they are active on social media and do have a website. They seem to be particularly active in the Morgan/Hendricks county area.

Coffee trucks you can never go wrong with. It was a hot day yesterday and the iced vanilla latte I…read moreordered was refreshing. It came out fast also! I like the menu is simple and to the point. Expressos that can be iced or hot, cappuccino, lattes, Americanos, chai lattes are what they offer. Milks - almond, oat, or whole. Caramel, vanilla, and mocha are the options for flavorings. Whipped cream and extra espresso shots are also available. It's a cute truck. I will be keeping my eye out for them again. They have an Instagram to tell you where they will be next. @milkhousebrew

I was excited to stop by BIGGBY to pick up my birthday drink. I love that they offer a free…read morebirthday drink of any size--it's a great perk. I've been a loyal customer since the days of the physical member card, and even now that everything is digital, I still enjoy coming here. While I was there, the barista Marcus (I believe that was his name) was friendly and pleasant throughout my visit. I noticed some coupons displayed in the window and asked if I could have the coupon sheet to use on my return trip. This is not uncommon because they give these to customers to use. He was about to give them to me when another barista stopped him and said that the ones he was handing me were their last sheet. I was a bit confused, since the coupons were clearly displayed in the drive-thru window, and I wondered if more could simply be printed. When I asked, I was told they hadn't received additional sheets yet, so they couldn't give out the last ones. Unfortunately, there didn't seem to be any effort to offer an alternative or accommodate the request, which was disappointing. I ended up leaving feeling a bit uncomfortable despite the great service from Marcus. The lady wasn't very kind with her approach but denying me coupons to SUPPORT a local business wasn't on my bingo card for my birthday. Anyway, I enjoyed my coffee, the initial service and supporting a locally owned business.

Used to be good terrible now. Waited over 20 minutes for iced coffee and muffin. Not sure what…read morehappened but staff is not trained properly.

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!

One of the brewistas named kaitlyn Delpage she took my order during community hours and recommended…read moremy daughter a chiller (pixie stick she wanted) it was her first time ever at 7 brew as well as mine. She was very helpful!!

I typically love this location and 7Brew in general, but I have been sitting in line for 50 minutes…read moreand I'm not even at the front of the line. By the time I realized how ridiculous the line was, I had already paid and I was stuck, there's no way to get out of line. 50 minutes for coffee is ridiculous!!!!

This is a decent sized restaurant with an inside dining area and a covered patio area that you can…read moredine on as well. They have a private parking lot with an adequate amount of parking spaces available. The restaurant has traditional Italian favorites such as lasagna, chicken alfredo, pizza, spaghetti, subs, and calzones. They do not have traditional table service. You place your order at the counter and if you are dining in, they will bring it to you. I ordered the Panzaratti Calzone, which came with a Caesar's salad. It took about 12 minutes for them to prepare my food and it was brought right out to my table. The salad came first and then the calzone. My meal was very good. Te salad was fresh and tasty and the the calzone was packed with delicious cheese, pepperoni, and sausage. It was very filling and really hit the spot. I highly recommend it. The staff there was amazing. They all were very friendly, courteous, and helpful. I was glad I came to this restaurant. They have delicious food, first class service and nice ambiance. If you are looking for some delicious Italian fare, this place is definitely worth your hard earned dollar.

We have been regular customers of this restaurant for years, but the catering for my daughter's…read morehigh school graduation party was a massive disappointment. The owner, Felipe Espay, personally placed all the pizza boxes into the venue's warming oven himself, told me to leave it on for 'no longer than 10 minutes,' and explicitly instructed me to turn it off so they would just stay warm for the event. I set a timer and followed his instructions exactly. Despite this, the gluten-free pizza arrived severely burnt and inedible (see attached photos), leaving the guest of honor without her meal. The rest of the bulk pizza order was also heavily overcooked, featuring virtually no cheese and a rubbery, hard-to-chew crust. Because I was hosting a busy party, I only managed to photograph the burnt gluten-free pizza before realizing toward the end of the event that guests weren't eating what should have been high-quality, authentic Italian pizza. While the owner did eventually refund the gluten-free pizza, his follow-up emails defensively blamed me for overcooking the food in a deactivated oven. Sadly, after years of loyalty, we will not be returning due to this terrible quality control and refusal to take responsibility.

Absolutely LOVE Ziggi's. They are always so so nice and they have the best breakfast burritos!!…read moreThey do not have an indoor for the public so it is either walk up or drive through.

My family and I love Ziggi's, it's our go-to drink spot! But don't miss out on the food too because…read morethe waffle sandwich and everything bagel sandwich are so good. In my many times here, I've discovered that an iced half spicy, half vanilla bee chai with almond milk is my favorite! The mile high twist is also a great choice! Pup cups with a bone too!

Look I have been to many Waffle Houses. This was typical. My eggs were cooked perfectly but the…read morehash browns were a little too browned. The toast was too cold to melt all the butter on there. The others seemed to enjoy their plates. The server was friendly and the service swift we were three of five in the restaurant. Typical Waffle House ambiance at 1 am lol

I've always seen the Waffle House memes so I was expecting to see a fight break out here, lol…read more The service was amazing. The waitress helped us pick some great choices. She was very kind and patient. The food was actually good. It's wayyy better than your standard breakfast spots like Denny's or iHop. The restaurant was pretty clean and the vibe feels like a breakfast diner. My experience here was top notch.

The Brownie Batter Iced Latte absolutely hit the spot after a long morning before dealing with…read moretravel plans. Like most airport spots, it was a bit pricey--about $10 for a large iced latte--but I was honestly just grateful it was there and didn't think twice about it. The line was pretty long, but the service was friendly and impressively fast, keeping things moving smoothly. So happy Tinker has a spot at the Indianapolis Airport--thanks for keeping travelers caffeinated!

1/22/26- Ordered two…read morelattes extra hot and thought of getting a bag of beans.. Prices decent for the airport... Very smooth and perfectly extra hot! Definitely will get a bag next time!

Stacks is a down-to-earth local restaurant "chain" (two locations) in the Indy area. It specializes…read morein breakfast and does the basics very well. This location is just off Quaker Blvd. near the I-70 interchange and is quite convenient to the gaggle of airport hotels clustered around it. The building and the interior are reminiscent of Midwestern family-style restaurants. The facility is comfortable with ample seating, however, having both booths and tables. The breakfast menu features traditional Midwestern breakfast fare with pancakes, of course, as a cornerstone offering. We visited on a Friday morning and were seated right away. Our server, Amy, took care of us quickly and did a good job throughout our visit. My colleague went with the theme and got the big stack of six pancakes, too much for one sitting. He also got a side of fresh fruit, which was a nice offering. I went a little heavier and got the corned beef hash, a favorite of mine. Here, it comes with hash browns, which is a little unusual. I certainly appreciated this nuance. I also had some hash and potatoes left over to take away. We both thought our choices to be quite good. The coffee was not bad and more than adequate with food (not sure how it would be on its own, which is the ultimate test for coffee). Between the two of us with food, drink, tax and tip, we spent $42. By today's standards, that's not unreasonable. It was not a bad value considering we each had enough to take away for another meal. I would not hesitate to go back if another opportunity arose.

We had breakfast at Stacks Pancakes. With a name like that, I expected the pancakes to be the star…read moreof the show. Unfortunately, the pancakes were a 2 out of 10 for me. The service was mediocre, and the ambiance was slightly unpleasant. Of course, this was just my experience. If you decide to visit, give it a try and form your own opinion. I'm only visiting the area, but if I return, I'll definitely be trying somewhere different.