Lincoln Lane Coffee

I went yesterday and had to go back again today to make sure it was as good as my first impression! And they did not disappoint, enjoyable and friendly energy, I will be back Lincoln Lane! Thank you!

Really great spot to grab a coffee and a really great resource to the community. The services they provide and community they facilitate is really great for the neighborhood. The drinks are unique and baristas are very friendly.

Great Neighborhood coffee spot.They mainly function as a nonprofit service and the proceeds from the coffee shop help fund that. You can work from here but they do close at 3 pm during the week and noon on Sundays. They offer a neighbor special drip small coffee. The use mainly Tinker or Calvin Fletchers coffee with other local roasters. They offer Nelsons Teas. There is also an onsite laundry and play area for kiddos.

I have been meaning to try this location out for awhile, and discovered that they are very close to my place of work!I popped over here and was impressed with the set up, it's unique and welcoming.The staff jumped up right away to help me, I ended up having an earl grey tea latte which is one of my favorite drinks and I love to see how other places makeThem, and I also had a blondie square which was delicious.This is a cool place, if you are in the area check them out

Delicious lattes and muffins! Kid and dog friendly (at least to counter) - also a community center and laundromat. Parking available in back. The barista was really kind and even brought me my order when she saw me with baby. The vibe is super relaxed and community feel. Even. Wall to treat give/take a coffee order. And even a pool table and toys for entertainment.

Nice little quaint spot. Spacious, community center with fully equipped laundrymat, computer lab, and co-working space you can come and relax, work, and / or see a friendly face ( Jalen, the director, is very friendly and knows coffee like the back of her hands). Located in Bates-Hendricks area on East St / Lincoln. Stop by, donate, buy some tea/ coffee, buy some art. Enjoy yourself.

Is it a coffee shop? Is it a laundromat? Is it a community center? The answer to all of these questions is: YES. Lincoln Lane Coffee is just one of the arms of Dathouse, a nonprofit that reaches into the Bates-Hendricks neighborhood of Indianapolis. In the building that houses Lincoln Lane Coffee, you will find a small coffee shop, tables with games and books and a pool table, a small laundry room with four washers and four dryers (DAT Laundry), and flyers and pamphlets all over with helpful information about community services. I was most impressed with the laundromat on the premises: I don't think I've ever been in a coffee shop where you can also wash and dry your clothes! I love Indy. This visit, I was only there to get a cup of coffee at the coffee shop, but the kind man working the counter let me know that the laundry room is open to the community on a by-reservation-only basis right now because of the pandemic. They are trying to limit the number of people in the space at one time, because it's so small.Anyway, the coffee is great. I take my coffee black, and it was smooth and not at all bitter. Also, it was $1! You can't beat that. I also got an almond croissant, because they were there in the case and looked great. And they were! The guy warmed it up for me, too. They have a limited number of other pastries and sweet treats available, as well as cold beverages and kombucha in cans.Prior to the pandemic, Dathouse was working on creating a co-working space in the upstairs area above the coffee house. I was told that they're still planning on opening it up to the community, but it might be a little while before it's 100% open. In the meantime, there is free wifi and tables at which to work in their downstairs area. All of the profits of this coffee shop go back into the nonprofit Dathouse, so that they can continue to provide services, jobs and opportunities for the community. Before I left, the man working the counter told me that the building used to be a strip club before it became what it is now. It's kind of amazing the difference that a few years and a lot of hard work by committed people can make!

Such a nice local spot! There's always lots of seating and it's a cozy place to get some work done or relax.They are super involved in the neighborhood and the Lincoln Center has a bunch of resources like laundry machines, after-school program, and more. Lincoln Lane is also the place to buy any neighborhood merchandise.Parking is always free and easy to find around here and it's never crowded.

Lincoln Lane is an awesome neighborhood coffee shop in bates-hensrickson. The parking is on the street but super accessible - since it is a neighborhood shop, it's not like a busy shopping center. Spacious interior, with a good amount of seating. Colored pictures from kids who attended the neighborhood festival line the wall on one side, and super soft shirts and other merchandise on the other wall. I've always gotten a lavender latte here, but I assume everything else is good as well! Staff are very friendly. I think, but uncertain, this coffee shop is connected to the neighborhood nonprofit DatHouse - so it's a good cause to support!!

Super chill place to take a rest break after walking from Miles Square. Ordered a Large Honey Lavender Iced and it was delicious and refreshing. Free wifi available.