Tinker Coffee

If you live in Indy, you understand the Tinker Coffee empire. Admittedly, this is my first time in a full Tinker store, where I've normally gone to the airport locations or the stand in the AMP at 16 tech. At midday, there's not a large crowd but still some folks who work inside amongst the expanse of seating available. Thus, my drink came pretty quickly. I came during Eras tour weekend, so I was able to get the specialty Chai Sugar Cookie latte. If memory serves me correctly, this was under $6 for the 16 oz iced latte. Of all the coffees I've had, I would say this was the most accurate to flavor by description. The notes of chai are wonderfully balanced with the sugar cookie. I would even go so far as to start a petition to make this a permanent item. Otherwise, I love the Five Spice Latte. Along with the Chai Sugar Cookie latte, purchases in Eras Tour weekend came with a swiftie friendship bracelet!I would recommend Tinker as *the* coffee shop of our city!

Wonderful coffee shop. I visited during Taylor swift weekend and this location was packed but the lines moved super quick. A wide variety of food options and great coffees

Tinker started out off 16th Street on the Westside and to a nice place at the AMP. This newish location is really pretty inside. If you know where Whole Foods and the Cummins buildings are it's in that area that wraps around a corner. I love the deep blues that they used on the walls. They introduced two new drinks the "Dancing Ann" and "On Your Left" paying homage to the Cultural Trail and all its offerings. The change that people round up this month goes to the Cultural Trail. They have a nice pastry selection and delicious looking breakfast sandwiches that I saw being picked up from the counter. Yogurt with granola, and various other pastries and of course pop tarts - the brown sugar one was delicious especially if you warm it up!!! I've always liked the font they used on the cups and the design of the cups it's really cool looking. I'm sure this won't be the last time I visit this Indy coffee gem!!

After months of driving past this place, my partner and I decide to give this spot a try instead of our usual coffee place in downtown Indy. Their place is a good size and clean. The staff was friendly and accommodates our request to make the coffee extra hot. I got the rosemary hazelnut drink and we tried out both breakfast sandwiches on their menu - everything was very good. I loved my drink - this could easily be my go to coffee spot!

The lattes and breakfast sandwiches at tinker are a go-to for my husband and me. The quality is consistently excellent, and the prices are very reasonable. It's always a treat to stop by for a satisfying meal and a perfectly made coffee!

They have such non-basic flavors for their lattes that it's definitely worth choosing them over another coffee shop. For example, sesame vanilla and rosemary hazelnut. Rosemary hazelnut is my favorite iced! The rewards isn't bad either so you can get decent discounts. I always come in here in the morning looking busted half in my pajamas but it's worth it.

Stopped by early for coffee, of course. Coffee was fine but I had the Honey Vanilla Latte which was outstanding. Perfect blend of flavors without being overly sweet. Did not sample any of the sweet treats but the burnt butter bourbon rice crispy treat sounded intriguing. Just a bit too early for me to launch into that. Maybe next time!

So thrilled to have this new Tinker Coffee addition in the Wholesale District- a fabulous option for visitors and locals alike. The space is beautiful wrap around windows and seating, outdoor sidewalk seating, plentiful outlets, and a fun high top over looking the action. The menu features a variety of their drip coffees along with lattes like the Five Spice and lemongrass. They also offer a few food items and most notably, they've recently added Sidedoor Bagels to their Sunday menu (brilliant!! ). I thoroughly enjoyed my latte this past weekend and the friendly customer service. I also appreciated their current fundraiser for Indy Parks. You can easily find parking on the adjacent streets or via the Whole Foods lot if you're a customer. Looking forward to my next visit already!

So I came by Tinker Coffee on 1/5/25 @ 11:59 AM. It was a male barista that made my drink. First time I've seen him. Idk if he's new? When I got it, it felt a little light for a 20 oz drink. I didn't bother to take off the lid to take a peek. I went home immediately, I did not spill nor haven't taken a sip from the matcha latte that I ordered. When I opened it, the cup was 3/4 full. I know everyone's gonna think it was the foam, I got oat milk and oat milk don't foam like that. I didn't order a cappuccino for it to be foamy. I'm just a little disappointed that it was 1/4 empty. I I've mostly ordered iced lattes.. Not my first time ordering from this place.. I don't know. Maybe I haven't checked previously? I loved their other lattes still. But idk if I'd come back here anymore. I'll come back but I'll check who's making my drink first or maybe I'd prefer to put the lid myself like other coffee shops do. What's your experience? Thoughts?

Nice corner coffee shop! I pass by Tinker often, and finally took a moment to drop in. A brown sugar cinnamon latte was my choice, which was tasty without being overly sweet. Some quick snack items are on the menu as well, and pricing is about average for a coffee place.The place appears to be friendly to homeless as well, which is highly admirable. Sometimes I see people inside that appear to come in to have a seat and warm up. When stopping by earlier, the baristas kindly offered water to a down on their luck individual that sounds like a regular visitor.Kudos to Tinker for a clean, welcoming environment and good beverages!