Parlor Public House

First time here. Amazing atmosphere. Comfortable, and unique. I love that you can sit and have a conversation without having to yell over the din of music or other conversations. The coffee was really good, and the service is excellent. I’ll definitely be having more meetings here.

I hear it's a coffee house during the day which i haven't experienced, but the night time vibe is unparalleled.

It's definitely a charming place and I really enjoyed the drink I had. I wish I could say positive things about the customer service. I went there with my service dog who is about 20 lb and always sits in his stroller when we're out in public place. We were greeted at the door by a blant statement of " we don't allow animals here". No hello, no welcome. I showed the waiter his ID card and we were able to sit. He then made a comment that my dog doesn't look like a service animal and asked me if he's an emotional support animal!! Didn't know I had to disclose my medical info to get a drink.

Favorite Coffee Shop!

The atmosphere is perfect! Lots of light, plants and ambience. My favorite place to have a good latte and work hard. After the works done you can have a cocktail. Love it here!

Unique coffee recipes that you won’t find anywhere else. A latte with barbecue sauce? Surprisingly amazing! You might be wrinkling your nose to the idea, but if you take a step out of your comfort zone… you’ll see what I mean

Beautiful ambience. Delicious coffee and cocktails. The staff is the sweetest. The GM Jacqueline is so attentive, kind and knowledgeable. Great place to gather with girlfriends!

This place has a real sense of presence. I love how spacious it is, yet has several cozy nooks for a more intimate experience. I went here with my gal for drinks (I did not visit during the day when it is a coffee house). We got a couple of drinks and a charcuterie to share. Everything came out correctly and to order. What really set this place apart, for me, is that the bartender made me another drink when the one I initially ordered was not good to me. I ordered a mezcal drink and it tasted like a leather store. I was not familiar with mezcal and the bartender said he could make the drink with tequila instead, and didn’t charge us for the first drink. Granted, I didn’t throw a fit or anything, they just were like, no worries, we will just get you a new drink and take that one off the bill. Place was clean, the drinks were good. Limited food items, so don’t come hungry/ looking for a dinner. Will definitely visit again.

i’m not sure if it was just today I went on but the staff here especially the cashier seemed really friendly. I believe her name was Maddie. The aesthetic is absolutely beautiful! The place was just a big chatter house it seemed like everybody was really comfortable. There was a lot of diversity as well. I’ve checked out some of the other coffee shops and it seems like a bear library’s and you cannot even make a noise. But this is definitely closer to what I envision a coffee shop should be and what makes me love them so much.

Great Coffee during the day, great cocktails at night... Definitely I'll go back next time I'm in Indy

I am a young music artist staking out the place for my first time. I get there at about an hour before closing (12am) Friday night July 22. I explained to one bartender that I was only there to stop by briefly, and see if itd be a good environment for me to study/hang in the future. It’s difficult finding places to take to study late throughout the week. With that said, two of the three waiting staff turned me away. Quite literally. I was told it was last call, numerous times even after I reassured them that I would not need to order food or drink. I asked the young lady if I had permission to sit down for just a few minutes. (That night I was to meet a business partner downtown, and I wanted to tell her that they would be closing early for the night). I told my business partner that I did not feel welcome there. The young lady on staff then offered to sell me a drink because she said “there was no reason to stay, unless I’ve purchased something”. I told her that I had no problem purchasing something to stay, but I wanted to clarify that is “how they do things”. My goal was not to make them stay open any longer. I had not intention on staying. With that said, this really confused me to be offered a drink after last call. I tried to clarify with her thejrpolicy, and she began to walk away with no other explanation. There were about 4 other people at the bar when I began to explain my confusion to the two bartenders behind the bar. The young lady then interrupts us by saying that she “was not trying to put me out”. I asked her to please not interrupt me. The man who greeted me then proceeds to tell me to “leave because none cares what I have to say. Get out.” When I tell you I have never been treated this way …I was humiliated. I walked past the other people still chilling at the bar, and left with no dignity in tack. How can people treat someone like this? I tried to relay my concern to a manager of some kind, and they refused me that right as well. Needless to say I’ve been crying and depressed from that experience. You never know what people are already going through. That made me feel very small. I will not be back.