Roasted in the Village

I absolutely love stopping into Roasted in the Village when I'm in Zionsville. The ambiance is always so welcoming. A few things I love to order here are their Guatemalan roast and their cappuccino. The PSL latte was good too! A tad on the sweet side for me but still good. Occasionally there is a long line because it may be just one or two people working during a rush but they always handle it well! It seems like they are training a few new people and occasionally the drink quality can vary because of that but I understand what training periods are like and know they'll get there! Also I highly recommend trying a slice of their homemade bread! It's sooo good! My favorite is the apple pumpkin

This is a lovely coffee shop located in downtown Zionsville. There is plenty of street parking nearby. If you've never been to downtown Zionsville, it is a really charming little area. They had a fun seasonal menu, and I tried the animal cracker latte and it was great. It was on the sweet side, so if you don't like your lattes sweet you may want to ask for half the syrup. They had plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, as well as a variety of baked goods available.

I always love stopping in here! The customer service is top notch and the coffee is delicious. I like to try something different each time, which is very easy because they always have new seasonal drinks.I day dream about the next time I will be able to have their cinnamon roll croissant. It is one of the best pastries I've ever had, and I have tried a lot! It is so buttery, just the right amount of cinnamon, and warmed up it is gooey and melts in your mouth. They also have really good breakfast burritos that are great for on the go or a filling, yet small breakfast. The inside is very warm and welcoming. The walls are filled with local artists' work that is available for purchase. There are plenty of different seating options to suit various needs: working remotely? catching up with a friend? book club with coffee and snacks? They've got space for it all! They also have a nice selection of board games to choose from if you're planning on staying a while. The bathrooms are always clean and are very spacious.My husband and I love stopping in for a coffee + treat and then walking our dogs at nearby Lions Park. If we are without our dogs, then we're usually stopping in for a coffee after having breakfast at Cafe Patachou. I definitely recommend stopping in if you're ever in Zionsville!

So ... I went to Roasted in a Sunday morning, and could instantly tell I was discovering a well-kept secret. It did look like the staff was a little short-handed, but they did their best keeping the line moving. Even such, the coffee was on point - my red eye coffee was really solid, and the cinnamon croissant ... I'm not sure where the source them, but HOLY SMOKERS is that a good croissant/roll. Very impressed - definitely putting on my radar moving forward.

Homey small town mainstreet espresso nook ready for books and friends, noticed a near nonstop stream of families the Sunday noon I tried this place. I wanted an original house crafted drink, was informed by the super polite barista that only the pumpkin spice stuff came from home cooking so that made it easy. My latte showed up soon, should have brought my own bottle since plastic always cheapens the java, but still an enjoyable and tasty sip. A bit grainy with real fruit and spices, well balanced against the roast, served me well over my hour work. Can easily recommend Roasted in the Village as another ideal northern Indianapolis gray day fix along with Brickhouse and The Well.

First time trying this coffee shop. The positives are nice location, neat interior with some local art work and thought the coffee and service was good. The bad, it was quite crowded so obviously popular but that made it hard to relax and have a conversation. Definitely worth giving them a try and would come again. In nicer weather I can see grabbing a coffee and then walking around the village.

Roasted in the Village is always an amazing experience. They are the perfect stop for a drink to walk around the shops with, a nice study spot, or a great place for a meeting!

What a cute cafe! It feels so cozy inside. Like a neighborhood hang out. Their drink selections are varied and include coffee and tea options. They have a few tables inside and some bar seating as well. It was packed for a Saturday mid-morning, and parking is a bit limited, especially if you visit during the Zionsville farmer's market season. Employees were friendly and outgoing.

What a delightful coffee shop. I love the friendly staff and local feel. They greeted people by first name and made everyone feel welcome. It's a small, lovely coffee shop that felt like you could sit, drink coffee and chat all day. A slower pace here, which was much welcomed vs the chaotic pace everywhere else. The muffin was ok, but I really enjoyed so much about this place. I'll be back next time I'm in town!

Cold brew was smooth. Service was friendly. Pleasing place to enjoy your beverage. Happy customer.