Honey Moon Coffee West Side — Restaurant in Evansville

We went here a few days ago and it was a horrible experience. We were looking at the menu when a man came in to order, but he went to the wrong end of the counter. We happened to be done looking over the menu when he started walking over to the correct end of the counter, however we were inside the building first and to the counter first, so we ordered first. We paid and went to wait for our coffee while we overheard the man tell the employees that we cut in front of him and he was there first and she had to make his coffee first because he was on break and in a rush. I spoke up and said “no you weren’t, we were. It’s not my fault you came here on your break.” because that’s true, we were there first and we didn’t know he was trying to order, we were looking at their seasonal menu and he had went to where their regular menu was but still didn’t go to the right part of the counter. Anyways, he ends up arguing with me and being rude and him and the employees ignored us when we tried to tell them we didn’t do anything. He got his coffee first within 3 minutes and we got ours after 20. That man wasn’t inside the building for more than 5 minutes altogether getting his order, and wanted to cause a scene with me, yet I still had to wait 15 more mins than him, being uncomfortable and wanting to go home, and the coffee we got was horrible. It was disgusting as well as disappointing. Honesty, I’m disgusted with honey moon and the attitudes they allow and support. I am treated very badly on this side of town already as a young Hispanic female, and I was the ONLY person of color in the whole building the entire time I waited for my coffee and I was the only person treated wrongly, and after that man lied about my boyfriend and I, the employees were rude and ignored us and it wasn’t until I said “what is taking so long” to my boyfriend, that our drinks were made. We will not be coming back, this is by far one of the worst establishments we visited and we definitely prefer Pennylane over any other Coffee shop in town. The cold brew I got was disgusting and my boyfriend’s HOT latte was barely even lukewarm. The pop tart we got was also lackluster. I’ll be going to get an iced Voodoo child from pennylane tomorrow to brighten my mood back up after our experience here because the employees and atmosphere are very welcoming there, unlike this...

I ordered a large Honey Moon Latte and pumpkin waffle. It was my first time at Honey Moon Coffee. The lay out was a little different. There was a drink menu on the counter. I didn't see anything that indicated that there was food service. Fortunately, I had seen a food menu and pictures of food on my Google search. When I asked about a food menu, the employee flipped over the drink menu to indicate the food menu. You order at the counter and place a number on your table. I opted for the waffle and mentioned one I saw online that had a drizzle on it. The employee said it might be pumpkin waffle. I opted to try that. It was not the one I saw online as this was darker and didn't have drizzle. It was good but maybe a little too much sweet topping on it for my taste which is surprising as like a lot of sweets. The waffle was lighter (fluffier) in texture than I expected which was nice. The latte was good. It came in a to-go cup even though I said I was dining in. Maybe it's just me, but I usually expect to get a large cappuccino or latte in a large saucer cup. I like the feel and warmth of a ceramic cup. I'm not sure if it is just a convenience thing that people in this area like because Kite and Key also does the same. It was my first time there. I didn't find the service to be very friendly or helpful. They weren't rude, just there. The atmosphere was nice enough. There was nice subtle music playing. I probably prefer a warmer, cozier feel. It was more of a Scandinavian design. I would probably come back for coffee, and maybe try something a little more on the savory side of...

The beverages other than coffee tastes like they were made with store bought tea bags and lemonade mixes. The food was warm, but unseasoned, small, basic and overpriced. The tea tasted very watered down and the lemonade was $4.50 for something that was majority ice and would taste better from a gas station. The atmosphere was kind on the eyes and the building was very clean, but a bit too loud with the music. I would only come for a coffee and to use the space for the Internet or to meet someone, but not for the food or other beverages. I haven't walked away from a meal disappointed and feeling like I wasted money in a...