Wheelers Cafe and Market

We have been here several times and have never had a bad experience. Delicious food and coffee as well as a fantastic little shop with all handmade stuff. They have a lot of markets and local artists stuff there as well. We definitely stop here on a regular basis and I recommend it to anyone who is looking for this kind of things. So many unique items here!

After working up a sweat at Koteewi Aerial Adventures travel a short distance to this cute market/cafe and mercantile that has been around since 1941. They serve breakfast and lunch, coffee/espresso drinks and ice tea. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Nice size free parking lot. The market has some local food and drink options available for purchase. The mercantile is set up with home decor, custom light fixtures and wood furniture, jewelry and more. It was such a cute and relaxing find. All of the staff we encountered were friendly and welcoming!

I have found another of the best places for breakfast in the surrounding area! Wheelers Cafe and Market is a modest little place surrounded by cornfields off of Indiana 37, but don't let that deter you. They, hands down, have some of the best food around for miles! The building that Wheelers Cafe and Market occupies stood abandoned for as long as I can remember before the owners of Mercantile 37 snapped it up and renovated it. The cafe has a separate entrance from the mercantile due to differing hours of operation. The cafe is open Tuesday - Saturday, 8am - 4pm and closed on Sundays and Mondays. Wheelers has a simple menu that is mostly sandwiches, with a few other offerings thrown in (think of another Indiana staple - Biscuits & Gravy). Being my first trip, the Spicy Piggy stood out so I ordered that. The Spicy Piggy is a breakfast sandwich that has ham, egg, pepper jack cheese, bacon jam, and cholula aoli on jalapeño cheddar bread. I also ordered a coffee along with my sandwich. There is plenty of seating inside, though I am sure it fills up when they get busy. There is also ample seating outside for when the weather is nice. I found a seat, and looked around while my sandwich was being made. There is a collection of coolers along one wall that contain products from local farms and providers, as well as some craft foods from small businesses in the U.S.. Hence "Market".My breakfast sandwich was delivered to my table in no time and I dug in. That first bite was a mixture of complex flavors that I don't experience much in the area I live. If you are out eating with me and I start randomly humming, you know I am in love with what ever it is I just bit in to, and I was humming this morning! The ham had an intense flavor, unlike the mass produced stuff you get at the grocery. (I'd love to know where they get it!), the eggs were perfectly cooked, the cheese had a nice, mild burn to it (Pepper Jack cheese is a perfect cheese in my opinion!), and the bacon jam along with the cholula aoli (a fancy term for mayonnaise, if you didn't konw) brought a flavorful component to the sandwich that took it to the next level. It would have been a good sandwich without the bacon jam and cholula aoli, but the addition of these two items, are what got my tastebuds singing! The coffee was some of the best I have had in a long time also. I have shy-ed away from ordering coffee when I am out having breakfast because to many places use coffee that is reported to the best part of waking up, and is actually stale, brown water. So, I was excited when I took a sip of my cup of coffee.The Mercantile 37 website says that Neil and Angie Fine are excited to be part of the Mercantile 37 team by operating Wheelers Cafe and Market. Neal is said to be the sandwich guru, and that he and his wife, Angie, have a passion for good coffee and local food. The website also says the couple have over 25 years of experience in the food industry, and it shows! Wheelers Cafe and Market is another one of those places that I ask why are you still reading this review and not speeding over there to experience it yourself.

Stopped on the way during a road trip up north. I had an iced vanilla latte. The coffee was SO GOOD! Better than many coffee I've had from a lot of more popular chains. It was made to order and the espresso had a rich and bold flavor. The staff were so nice and accommodating. Being attached to Mercantile 37 gives it a rustic feel inside that feels old timey and relaxed. Very nice atmosphere even though it's kind of in the middle of nowhere!

This is a busy little cafe that is attached to Mercantile 37 in Noblesville. As we walked up to the counter we were greeted by a friendly man who asked to take our order. I ordered the ham and egg croissant with bacon jam and colby jack cheese and a OG which was a coffee drink with white chocolate and caramel.We sat down with our coffee and took a look around the shop and they had many items for purchase that were local, unique, and interesting.They brought the food out to us when it was ready but I was nearly done with my sandwich and my friend still did not have hers. She went up and asked and they made it after she asked somehow it got missed.My sandwich and coffee were good and filling.

I absolutely love wheelers cafe, the coffee and snacks are great. I will admit my favorite part of going to this establishment is the staff, they are always so kind! Highly recommend!

Pleasantly surprised with new ownership! Yes some things have changed, but the quality and customer service in my experience was exemplary. Their soups are a MUST try. Obviously the coffee is still fantastic. They care about making a lasting impression and I will definitely be back.

This place used to be amazing, unfortunately the food is no longer worth the price for it! I used to love coming here, the service has gone down too the previous owners would remember your name and greet you when you walk in. That doesn't happen anymore.

I went to check out the store but didn't realize they were closed. Figured since I was there I would grab a sandwich.First, prices. I get businesses need to make money but I didn't expect those prices for a location in middle of Indiana- big city, absolutely. Which leads me to my next point and maybe I just missed any type advertisement, but if I'm paying those type of prices, food should be organic and farm to table. Again, maybe this place is that and I missed that information but it isn't a place I'll drive out of my way to eat at. Maybe it's a good go to place for many, but not me, sorry!

I specifically wanted to come here for lunch because of how much I loved their ham and cheese. Once we get there, I noticed it's not even on the menu anymore, but they said they would still make it for me. I was so disappointed when I got my sandwich and it was nothing like it used to be. The bread looked like they just put it in the toaster for a few seconds to warm it and the same was with my sister's turkey sandwich. I won't be eating there again, that's for sure. They should have never changed how they made their sandwiches.