Modoc's Market

Great coffee selection. They save your rewards points for you if you're a regular, that way you don't have to carry a hole punch card around with you.
I like going here every once in awhile. I usually make my own coffee at home but it's nice to get out of the house every now and then.
I noticed they employ some people from ARC industries and I think that's really cool of them to do that.
This is one of those independent coffee shops that actually care about their community, not just another franchise from a big corporate chain.

It's a cute place with a great atmosphere! Staff is super friendly as well.

I always stop here when I head back to my hometown. They always have interesting candy and sodas, baked good, and so many types of coffee and cafe beverages. The decor is my favorite though, elephant themed in honor of their namesake, Modoc, an elephant who barged into the store in 1942 when she escaped the circus. The staff is always kind and prompt, and I adore that they are keeping Modoc’s spirit alive with their slogan of ‘break free’. A great place to stop for a drink and sit in the lounge when perusing downtown.

Friendly visitors and staff. It's the biggest best small town shop. Wonderful gourmet style coffee! In a league of its own at the top!!

This little coffee shop was my first, experience outside the monster that is Starbucks and now I find it difficult having to return back to them as I am not in the local area.

The shop sits in lovely downtown Wabash which is being heavily renovated and is getting more lovely with each passing day. It is located inside the old Bradley building on Market street, which is incredibly old and scenic, you can feel the history as you enter. They've done a lot of work inside and you get a very nice 'home' feeling similar to the 'Central Perk' in 'Friends'.

They have plentiful seating, from table and chair to couches or benches and they offer a vast array of drinks from coffee, tea, smoothies and more as well as a great selection of finger foods,baked goods and candies to munch on.

On the outside is a very small section of out doors seating that can be taken advantage of on nice days.

The pricing is also far less than that of the worlds coffee monopoly.

If you are not sold yet factor in that you can explore the downtown area and other shops making an entire day of things then I don't know what will pull you in.

This is a must see if you are within an hour drive perhaps more!

I ordered a Java chip frappe and a cup of the soup of the day which happened to be wild rice and chicken; it was delicious and the frap beats any chain cafe and most local ones I've visited. I have yet to try the coffee I purchased but I can say the wide flavor selection (in coffee and beverages altogether) makes this cute and cozy corner cafe a must see!

Great place to sit down and relax. They offer many drinks like coffee, tea, and smoothies and various snacks like yogurt, baked goods, and sandwiches. I've never had a bad experience here and I've always been satisfied with my coffee and other purchases. They're well priced and you can watch them make the drinks and see that they use real milk and good quality ingredients.

My favorite coffee shop in general Indiana. You can bring the family or shop for gifts that your coffee loving friends would love. I always get a liquid cinammon bun for the most amazing drink on the menu. Watch out for elephants on your way in!

My husband and I have visited Modoc's 3 times in the past 2 weeks and experienced interaction with a different employee each time. We love the atmosphere here and all the options, however, the service is subpar. I am big fan of supporting local businesses but I also expect good service and when I don't get that no matter how great the coffee may or may not be it takes away from the experience. So if you are looking for someone with personality to wait on you and helpful service this isn't your place. If you just want coffee and don't care - then you may be okay!

This is probably my favorite place in Wabash. It's bigger than you'd expect for a coffee shop and super cute with the elephant theme. Staff is always friendly. There's local products to buy, and everything I've tried on the menu has been great. My personal favorites are the chicken salad sandwich with a raspberry Italian soda in the summer or hot chocolate in the winter.