Modoc's Market

Oh my!!! This place is so nostalgic! It's so comforting to walk in an establishment and feel so fuzzy inside.The decor is simply timeless and relaxing! From comfy leather sofas to tables and chairs.There are a lot of people on computers doing odds and ends stuff. Along with people sitting at tables playing board games. So FUN!They do serve barbecue sandwiches and soup along with yogurt parfait etc. I tried their cold brew with a smidge of vanilla syrup and cream. It was very tasty and smooth.Such a neat place to just relax or meet a friend and catch up.

This was only my second time ever visiting Wabash, but for some reason, I think I will be going back more often! This eccentric little coffee shop located right off the main drag is named after one of the 3 elephants in the circus that visited Wabash. The shop has more to offer than just good coffee, they have freshly made scones, muffins, and more. They also have plenty of seating, with another room located behind the barista bar. I got a lavender iced latte and it was great, my friend got coffee and a chocolate chip scone and he absolutely loved it! I look forward to going back and trying out some of their other menu items. They also have some awesome glass-bottled drinks that you can't find normally! Be sure to check them out if you are ever in Wabash!

Love it here. I go with my girls as a treat on Saturdays once in a while. Unfortunately I am not in that area on my way to work during the week, so I cannot stop in more often.

Modoc's Market is everything a coffee shop should be! The atmopshere was comfortable and inviting with plenty of seating in various configurations. The coffee selection was perfect with a nice mix of traditional drinks along with a few specialty ones.There was a nice variety of food items, some sweet and some savory.We enjoyed a vanilla iced coffee which was perfectly made - not too sweet but not too bitter, and a latte of some sort (I can't remember the flavor now). The latte was wonderful, especially with the donut we added to our order!

When my husband & I started dating we would meet up at Modoc's (this is when they were open in the evenings), so it holds a special place in my heart. We bonded over coffee and nerded out over the building's story of Modoc the elephant. It's a really cool story. If you don't know the story, you should definitely read about it (the story is posted in the coffee shop). The shop is decorated around the theme of Modoc the elephant and the circus. It's a true story!Anyways, now I meet up with people at Modoc's - and I tell them the story of how I used to meet my husband here when we dated. And how it's got its name. And about the roastery next door, where the beans they use come from. It's just a cool place, with lots of cool elements. And good drinks with many options. The butterbeer lattes and the lavender honey (made with REAL honey) latte are recommended. They also serve lunch items as well, the cold case in the front has sandwiches and wraps available for purchase. And they usually have a hot sandwich option and soups available. The chicken salad wraps are perfect for breakfast (don't judge me) and lunch, and the prices are really affordable.The cooler cases are full of local bottled sodas. So if you are looking for local drinks or gifts, they have lots of items in the front of their cafe for sale too. Like candies, chocolates, coffee beans, sodas, candles, snacks, and other things. Don't forget to snag a photo with the cool mural and elephant statues outside too!

If you're coming to town, I highly recommend stopping in here for some coffee or to hang out. Super warm environment. Cozy. Lots of old wood and decor. It also has an interesting story about how it got its name which involves an elephant escaping from the circus. Also, the coffee is top notch. I got the Cuban with brown sugar, cinnamon, and toasted marshmallow. It was amazing!

Not sure what all the high ratings are about. Maybe it was better pre-pandemic? The coffee drinks were just okay. The cup mine was served in had a huge chip out of it, on the rim near the handle. I am not a fan of being given broken glassware to drink out of. The scone was pretty awful. It was thin and flavorless. It was supposed to be blueberry almond. It looked super pale, flat and undercooked. It was also pre-wrapped, which might be a COVID thing. It did not taste fresh. The atmosphere of the place is fine and it seems as though locals love it. I was completely underwhelmed.

This was a cute little downtown coffee shop. Nice and clean, with plenty of places to relax and enjoy your coffee. Hubby and I ordered iced coffees on a very hot day, and the employees were kind enough to fill our cups with ice water to take with us. Cute decor, interesting items for sale, delicious coffee, and good service.

Really good coffee and a lovely environment. Plenty of space to drink your coffee and relax. Very kind workers and our drinks came out quickly for how busy it was.

Absolutely the best coffee I have ever had. We have moved out of state and still order Modoc's beans.