First, the location is great, located in the Purdue Union and Union hotel. Super cute in keeping…read morewith the look of the union and university. I had morning coffee. The coffee is fine. I also had a croissant, which was packaged. meh. The service was friendly and fast. There is seating and workspace in the hotel lobby and the union. More of a a grab-n-go type location.

Great service. Quick. And, the orders are prepared correctly…read more The coffee drinks are delicious. The Pastries look good and taste better. It is located inside the Union Hotel, which is a treat to see.

Good coffee and fast service. The latte was made properly and the staff were super friendly!read more

Once a latte gets above five bucks something happens, expectations! Single origin, hand made…read moresyrups, divine blend of balance bitter notes and creamy sweet flavors, those are the established mainstream essentials for any spot aspiring to be better than Dunkin! I have twice enjoyed the inspired space here getting me far away from the dull Midwest, a huge menu boasting all sorts, plenty to pick from with fan favorites and seasonal picks, espresso seemed decently roasted and matches with the basic white girl vibes however the pricing is entirely optimistic. Greyhouse and Indie Coffee Roasters have the same issue. My large latte with soy nearly touched eight bucks which is fine for house crafted syrups and top tier bean juice. But no and also sadly again no, there are no real flavors only plastic pumps of sucrose. My latte was extremely sweet, likely hiding Starbucks quality java. Eleventh House, Sacred Grounds, Wanderlust and even the cold brew oddity that is Java House make for better quality and value.

This place is lit!…read more The barista know their stuff, are friendly and kind, and are great conversationalist (when you want it). Walt, the owner is exceptional; he shows passion in everything he does and it's clear he cares deeply about his establishment. I have enjoyed several different coffee drinks. The two I'd highlight as perhaps the most original offerings in town are the Quest Coffee Latte (it's made with protein powder) and the hot nitro brew. I personally love the hot nitro. As far as food and snacks, they always have excellent locally sourced goods. I believe they pulling treats from Mama Inez, a local Hispanic bakery and also Scones and Doyles (European bakery). The final highlight I'll mention is the space; it's huge! This coffee shop sits across two store fronts. One side gives study room/university vibes, while the other is more of a traditional shop. So if you want a quiet study area, you have it. If you want the atmosphere of a fully alive coffee shop, you've got it!

Traveling through the area and stopped by on our way back down to the airport. It's hard to come by…read moregood coffee in these small towns and this one is 5 stars! The lattes were delicious, not too sweet and coffee had a nice flavor. We tried some banana bread that was nice and fresh as well. Lovely decor and ambiance with the historic building, plants, and lots of books. Definitely recommend if you're in the area!

Great food and atmosphere! I absolutely loved this place! From the moment I walked in, the…read moreatmosphere felt warm and welcoming. The space is cozy but not cramped, with plenty of natural light and comfortable seating -- perfect for catching up with a friend or getting some work done. The coffee was excellent -- rich, smooth! This is definitely a spot I'll be coming back to regularly. Highly recommend if you're looking for great coffee and a relaxing vibe!

The highlight of the experience was "The Hen" crepe, they provide siracha which pairs excellently…read moreif you like spice. The crème brûlée latte was also very good, as sweet as I expected. Was not too busy inside as most students of Purdue are out on summer vacation. Slightly pricey but expected for a cafe located where it is.

Go out and give them a try they have never disappointed absolutely love there honey baby and my new…read morefavorite is there dragon fruit lychee lemonade.

Yum!! I used to regularly frequent the prior business that was here and I was excited to check out…read morethe new business that opened. Java House is fabulous! The staff here are super nice and gave me lots of great seasonal drink recommendations. I've had the honey baby latte and bonfire brew. Both are fabulous but I'm pretty obsessed with the honey baby! I've gone twice before the grand opening and once more this week. I've been telling my friends about this place, too! I'm so sad that I wasn't able to check out the grand opening since I was traveling out of state that weekend, but this place is great!

The chappie Chai was the worst coffee shop beverage I have ever tried. Extremely bitter yet bland,…read moretexture thin and watery yet also like low quality protein powder grainy, I couldn't believe I didn't take it back. I think after four years of excellent beverages here it has taken a while to face the facts with inconsistent experimental specialities. The price gouging has also become difficult. Tiny right ounce servings at regular full sixteen ounces prices ruins the forward thinking espresso vibes. Alongside with the remodel that ruined the cool couch nook, less space here, free parking is nice, location right down from the airport is neat, but sadly there are much better options that haven't pumped up prices and leaked out extra for it. I highly recommend Sacred Grounds, Eleventh House, and Wanderlust where quality, value, and consistently are prime.

My favorite cafe near Purdue! The baristas are always so kind and friendly. I enjoy the study space…read moreas well. The chai latte is so good and comforting. It's far from the main area of campus but a great cafe!

really interesting place very Greenwich Village NYC in the 1970s .I enjoyed the ambience . I had…read morethe first very good bagel I've had in the last eight years in Indiana. It was delicious. I had a sesame bagel with lox and cucumber and capers and cream cheese it was delicious. I ate every single bite with relish. My husband had a BLT on sourdough with avocado and something else. I don't know what and he didn't know, but it was really good and he enjoyed every bite too. the coffee is excellent. The people are nice. It's a very young crowd, very college age and although I am i'm much older woman. I felt perfectly comfortable. Don't be intimidated because it's not your usual Indiana experience. We had a relaxed and delicious lunch. The food is delicious well prepared and served promptly. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

This is an artsy coffee, bagel and sandwich shop across from the historic courthouse in Lafayette…read more We stopped in for an early lunch. The menu is at the coffee bar and that's where you order. There is a mix of table and lounge seating along the long narrow dining room. Students and other academics work at laptops and discuss heady topics. The walls are filled with modern and kitschy art. The staff is busy making specialty coffees but a clerk stops to give us the menu. Food comes out quickly. I order a bowl of the wild rice and mushroom soup. The soup is house made, thick and hearty. My husband and I share a Thai Tuna on a whole wheat bagel. The bagels are made in Bloomington. The tuna is interesting with Thai spices. I love the pickled onions and fresh cucumbers. The Broad Ripple chips are an odd blend of sweetly and spicy hot. There is limited street parking. The shop was full when we left. The sandwiches are great.

Everything I've tasted so far has been absolutel fabulous and has tasted amazingly fresh!…read more I called the store today and spoke with Michelle simply to let her know how good my breakfast burrito tasted and that I love there cinnamon rolls!! Such an affordable and tasty hidden gem.

The atmosphere was charming. Very clean, well-maintained. Rem…read moreInds you of a small country store Or a quaint Amish store I frequent. The food cost is on the higher side. The quality is good. You place your order as soon as you enter. We were unsure as to how it worked so went to look at the salad bar. It was ok nothing spectacular. They also had soup. All food in this area is weighed and you pay by the ounce. Reminded me of a hospital cafeteria except it was more expensive. I was never sure how much per ounce. A friend had the chicken salad sandwich which was on the most wonderful croissant. Chicken salad is very thickly applied. It was good not over the top but good also we split a coconut cream pie. It was on the heavy side a lot of coconut and not much pudding. I like my coconut cream nice and fluffy. . For a very small salad and the chicken sandwich, it was 39. Dollars a bit much.