I was very excited to try this place based off the photos, and it is very cute inside. I decided to…read moreorder the white razz, and unfortunately this was one of the worst coffees I've had. I didn't care for the taste, and I'm not sure if I made a bad selection or if the taste was off. The foam on top was an odd consistency and the bottom of the drink was gritty with coffee grinds. The concept is interesting, as they have a play area for kids with several tables nearby. Then they have a room with sliding doors to the side that is a quiet space. The space was wide open and nicely done, however it is so loud and all you can hear are the kids using the play space. The service wasn't particularly welcoming and I thought the pricing was high for the area. My medium drink was over $8. I can appreciate what they are trying to do, but I don't see myself returning.

A bit pricy for regular brew and unremarkable flavor. Hubs added cream and it made the coffee too…read moreweak. They were in the middle of a change over for the pot so don't know if that made any difference. It may be good for folks with more elaborate drink style, but I was unimpressed with the daily brew. Staff was very nice and told me they roast their coffee in house.

I ordered on the app and my latte was ready right on time. Barista was welcoming and friendly…read more Restroom was clean. This Starbucks location is directly next to the interstate but you need to turn right on Plaza Drive after the roundabout. Plaza drive goes through a residential area before you arrive at Starbucks. Watch your speed!

Go to Urban Brew instead…read more Waited for so long my car started overheating. I wouldn't be upset about that, no big deal, however, my drink was made wrong. Ordered no brown sugar syrup, just cinnamon. Got no cinnamon, just brown sugar. Also, isn't a shaken espresso supposed to be... shaken?

This place is VERY PURPLE! Purple walls, floors, everything…read more It is kitschy cute - lots of doughnut/baked good pun art and even little coffee cup chairs. I appreciated that they had seating and gave an opportunity for you to sit down and enjoy your treats. It is a little grimey/out-dated, but that's part of the charm. While not my favorite donuts in Indiana (Rise n Roll still wins #1 in my heart), the glazed yeast are the winners here.

This is the second Knead the Dough Bakery that I tried and was happy i did. This location is in an…read moreolder building near downtown Martinsville. The interior is not as upscale as the Lizton location. They have a small dining area and workspace and a craft/project room. I came in late, by noon, but after the donut hours. The cases had a varied selection of cookies, donuts and pastries. The clerk told me that their most popular donut was the Apple Cinnamon Donut, but they didn't have any. The clerk said, "I'll make you one!" In ten minutes, she came out with my donut. And it was fresh, soft and delicious. Lots of crispy cinnamon sugar, it melted in my mouth. Great service! Great donut. So good. Plenty of parking. I'll come back. Earlier next time.

I was thirsty and stopped by for a thirst quenching drink. The woman staffer asked me what I…read morewanted and I said I had no clue. She asked if it was my first time there and I said yes. She explained how the smoothies are meal replacements in terms of protein, not calories (they are low in calories). She asked if I was hungry and I said no. I said I was thirsty and she said I should get a boosted tea, so I did. Then she asked if I wanted full caffeine, or half, or none. I went with none this time. So the tea I picked out was the Lemon-Lime Lemonade. It was tart just like real lemonade and I really couldn't taste any difference. I liked the one I picked out this time but I see others I could choose next time for sure. I like how they do their lids. It's not a lid like you get for a fountain drink. It is like shrink wrap and it seals very well. The black straws are pointed to help spear a hole thru the lid. They had just finished hosting a benefit over the weekend and still had silent auction baskets available. I see lots of people coming and going out of this business all the time and hope everyone continues to patronize this small local business.

New place in town. I don't really drink protein drinks. But thought since it was small business…read moreshopping day I would try one. The workers where very nice and helpful. I had no clue what to order. I ordered a mocha drink. I was good and filling. I didn't want to eat lunch. But not sure I will go back just because I don't really care for protein healthy drinks . Maybe I will. Like I said very nice people inside working

This is an interesting spot! I was expecting all kinds of cute coffeeshop vibes and you do get…read morethat, but they also have a pay to play space that's right in their main area of the building, next to the order counter. So it's kind of loud with kids running around everywhere. There are quiet spaces however I think the design is weird with having that play area close to the counter. You can't hear them call your name for drinks and it make waiting around awkward because they put the drink out at the counter directly across from the play area but if you don't had kids, you don't really want to wait down there. If I owned the building, I'd flip the spaces to have the play area on the other side of the door to the cafe and then people could have a more streamlined area for coffee. The artwork on the outside is adorable and attractive and changes based on the season. My drink was off the spring menu - I got an Irish Cream Chai and added an espresso shot. It was incredibly sweet. Much too sweet for my liking and I am pretty sure they used a store bought chai concentrate, which kind of bummed me out. Also, the cost for a large (with tip) was $12. That's pretty outrageous. Would I go here again? For sure. I just wouldn't get and extras or get the large because paying that much for a chai (that isn't even freshly brewed) in this economy is very much a luxury spend.

Nice coffee shop right on the square. There are lots of renovations going on downtown and in the…read moresquare but it's easy to find a place to park and walk here, if not getting a spot right in front of There's a large kids play area in back and seating in the front and rear of the store. They've got the usual coffee drinks which you can get hot or iced. They've also got some sandwiches and such and a selection of baked goods like cupcakes and bagels. There was no wait to place my order and it was made pretty quickly and accurately. Nothing special - just a cafe miel with oat milk and extra hot. They even made a fancy design with the milk/froth on top but of course it ends up getting covered by the lid but I did appreciate the effort and attention to small things.

Food and candy are amazing. Dips of ice cream are on the large size and ice cream has a wonderful…read moreflavor and is not expensive The ambiance is very lovely, love Candy Kitchen

It was crowded the day before Thanksgiving but we managed to browse around and find some…read more"treasures." We always love coming here and struggling with what candy to get, they have so much variety to choose from. I found a new favorite, Malted Milk Balls. They are so much bigger than the kind found in a movie theater box. My old favorite, Milk Chocolate Cherry Cordials, turned out to be one of granddaughter's faves too. I should have bought more, much more. She tried a Mud Ball for the first time and loved it. Of course we had to pick up some milk chocolate and dark chocolate caramels as well. Martinsville Candy Kitchen is a popular destination when in the downtown area. Right now you can watch the new addition being built onto the old courthouse and see the renovations taking place. The entire city block is undergoing a dramatic change from what it used to be right across the street from the Candy Kitchen.

The event at Cedar Creek was "come for the big Green egg festival" it said purchase tickets here…read moreonline we did. However, we found out after we got there if you wanted to participate in the big green egg fest, it was an additional $20 which my wife and my friend's wife wanted to try dearly. The food was delicious. Well worth the $20 and by the way all of that went to charity so kudos to them. the unfortunate thing for us was we got there at 3:30 and got great seats however it got so crowded people were walking all over you. if you wanted a beer or a mixed drink it was well over a 30 minute wait. we ended up leaving about 6:30 PM because we were getting trampled by people and there was no way to get any thing to drink without at least a 30 minute wait. it was pretty disappointing. One last thing the music was good.

The wine my wife and I got is really good, but wine is a matter of taste, so this review isn't…read moreabout that. It's about the cozy tasting room, the friendly staff, the overall aesthetic, and the outstanding food. I got fish and chips, and my wife got chicken strips and fries. I was taken aback by the small, bite sized pieces of fish at first, but they were just fantastic. I mean perfect! My wife loved her chicken, and we both raved about the fries. It was all piping hot and very filling for a reasonable price. We sat outside and ate while listening to a good live band. It was a wonderful afternoon. I'd go back there just to eat. Great place we both highly recommend.

Great little coffee/ bakery in Martinsville. The owner works the shop herself. She bakes daily and…read morebakes in the shop. You can also find her on FB To see what she has that day. She does take orders also. No drive thru you do have to park in the parking lot and go in the brown building. This same spot has a farmers market every Saturday (seasonal)

Literally everything she makes is amazing. Coffee, italian sodas, scones, macarons, CHEESECAKE! She…read moreliterally has something for everyone. She is the nicest person as well. If you are ever in town, you have to go here. Lots of comfy seats around to enjoy your goodies.