Noble Coffee & Tea Company

I’ve usually had amazing service when this place is busy, but I was here yesterday with a friend when they were not. I ordered a zebra hot chocolate, and they tried to give me something different after they rang up the correct drink. The employee working acted like it was a huge inconvienance to correct my order. I felt disrespected as a customer. This is not the only time I have been in when they were not busy and joy the first time I have seen a customer treated as such by one of their employees.

What a great little place in downtown Noblesville. Cool coffee shop with plenty of room to sit alone and work or meet someone. Free wifi, lots of seating. The staff and owner are very approachable. Try the toasted marshmallow latte.

Delicious zebra latte, and even better mocha lattes. Starbucks comparable pricing. Omg the best scones. Long– not biscuit shaped– but delectable and $ 1.85. Love the downtown setting. My new go-​to coffee joint.

What a great discovery! After one visit I can confidently add this to my list of top 5 favorite coffee spots in the area. It’s spacious, quiet and comfortable. Coffee was nice. Can’t wait to try it again soon.
Free 2 hours of parking anywhere around the square. That is so cool.

Hello you, Noble Coffee & Tea Company. Thank you for always wooing me in for a frothy beverage each time I visit downtown Noblesville. It’s always such a treat. This lovely coffee shop has been open since 1996 (before Starbucks) and if there were ever a Pumpkin Spice Latte battle NC&T would kick Starbucks Latte in the rear. All of the beans are roasted locally several times a week by a couple in Pendleton, so every cup is genuinely fresh. You can also purchase their coffee by the pound including fair trade, organic, and specialty flavored coffee’s. The menu offers a large variety of hot and cold coffee beverages, a large selection of tea (Harney & Sons & Republic), smoothies, freezes, 4 – 5 Chai offerings and fresh baked pastries. I’m partial to the Zebra Latte & the seasonal Chai of the day and of course when available the Pumpkin Spice Latte. Free WiFi is available and there is plenty of various spaces to study or work within the cozy shop. So grab yourself a beverage and get cozy with the NC&T.

Good coffee. Lots of seating inside and out. The decorations and building give this coffee shop a great atmosphere. Dog friendly! You can hold your dog inside while ordering at the counter. They will also provide a water dish for your pooch.

A great location in downtown Noblesville where the coffee and tea are served up rich and tasty! Noble Coffee & Tea has a more retro style architecture and very relaxed feel. I have yet to taste any coffee anywhere else that is better than this! The employees are somewhat nice, but I don’t feel as welcomed as I should. I would give this place a five star rating if their customer service improved just a little bit more.

We go every Saturday. Outstanding variety of coffees and teas. We are alway greeted promptly and have never had a bad experience. Keep up the great job!

The Noblesville downtown area is a cool place to be. It’s something you’re either into, or you’re not. Coffee shops like this have all but disappeared in this area, with Starbucks having pushed-​out practically all of the smaller, independent shops. This one has a lot of character though. The location is very old and charming, and it’s well suited to its surroundings, which mainly consists of antique shops and small boutique stores.

There is nowhere better to go for coffee on the Northside of Indy. Quality and pricing are great. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable.
They don’t skimp. When I order a mondo iced caramel macchiato I can get 4 shots of espresso for no extra charge.
They have baked goods like scones, bagels and muffins which are all good.
It has a classic coffee house vibe without being pretentious. The old building that it is in gives it a lot of charm.

Good coffee but the taller lady behind the counter wasn’t kind. I was the only customer at the counter & she appeared put off that she had to stop the inventory of the shelves to help me. After giving her my order I asked about food/​snacks. With her back turned & looking down she simply stated ‘over there’. I didn’t come for a scavenger hunt & so I asked ‘there, where’ … she just turned & pointed. I’m not from here & wanted to try a local coffee while in town. I won’t be back anytime soon if this is the way they treat their customers.

I love this coffee shop. I’ve always loved this coffee shop. I remember riding my bike to downtown Noblesville to get their frozen cappuccinos. Even still, I’m so impressed by this place’s resilience and it’s ability to fight the man (rhymes with barchucks) for oh-​so-​long.
They’ve got really good roasts. The baristas can always tell you what notes are in the coffee, and they’re not afraid to tell you their favorite… «They’re all good.» That didn’t answer my question. «The Ethiopian blend is really good, that’s my favorite of the day.» Thank youuuu!!! They also have a pretty stellar chai. I’m pretty sure it’s a mix, but it’s still good.
This place is a Noblesville staple. If you’re in the square, definitely check it out. Worth the time, and it gets you a nice bev to walk around with during your antiquing extravaganza.

Right in the heart of Downtown Noblesville. This magical little coffee company is one of my go-​to favs. I go here weekly for an amp of energy in the form of coffee or a chai tea. Their motto is «Friends don’t let friends drink Starbucks» and that couldn’t be more true. Move over Starbucks, it’s time to let the local coffee businesses shine. This place is also slammed when I go in on a weekday morning. The vintage building has a charm that is all it’s own and makes you feel like you’re in your own place in time, meeting with other locals for a fresh cup of Joe and a pastry. It’s much cheaper than a chain coffee joint as well. I often escape with a pastry and coffee for under $ 5. They usually have specialty creations on the chalk board each month related to the season. The Muddy Irishman is my favorite in March! But you can order than anytime. I love that they have an army of unique syrup flavors so if you want to make your own concoction you can feel free to do so. Grab a newspaper and a little nook in the front room and settle in for a cozy cup of coffee and catch up on life before you get busy. You won’t be disappointed in this place!

The tea selection here is impressive, and it’s a nice, low-​key place to meet a friend or get some work done (especially compared with the always-​packed Rosie’s next door). Most teas are Republic of Tea brand. Don’t come in expecting to fill up on breakfast or brunch food. as there are just a few bagels, cakes, and scones available most days, but for a hot drink and a small snack, this is a great alternative to Starbucks.

First of all, let me say that Noblesville’s downtown is hella cute. I’d never driven through it before, but as I grew up in a town with everything to do on the outskirts of town in big box centers with nary a thing to do in the old-​fashioned brick and mortar buildings, I absolutely love it when there are actually downtown revitalization movements, whether they’re in Indy or in smaller towns like Noblesville.
There are two entrances to this place, one goes into the room with the counter (and lots of different teas and coffees to purchase for yourself), and the other leads to their parlor. I came in through the former and thought that there really wasn’t a whole lot of seating– it was around 4pm when I walked in and there were only three people there: the barista, and two of her friends (co-​workers off duty? They knew quite a bit about the tea selection). I just wanted a basic cuppa, so I asked for a tall Earl Grey with room for milk (also Hoosiers and just Americans in general. Don’t look at me like I just grew three heads for putting milk in my tea. My family is from Ireland and that is how practically everyone does it there).
I was informed that the milk and sugar were in a corridor that connected to the parlor– ah, ample seating! I call it a parlor because it has this air of being very Edwardian in its décor, yet there are hints of modernity in the room. It’s a really sweet place and a good alternative to Starbucks.

I randomly stopped here today, and I am really glad I did. It’s such a cute place. Love the dark wood and unique décor. I’m a fan of tea, so I was impressed with their extensive selection. They offer fresh fruit, oatmeal, and a variety of cookies and pastries. They also offer your usual coffee shop faire and other unique treats. What stuck out on the menu the most is their selection of chai. They offer cinnamon, chocolate, and traditional chai. Their specialty drink was the peach chai. Peach chai?! Um, not sure about that. Based upon the recommendation of the barista I gave it a shot. Oh my goodness, so glad I tried it because it was dang good! I really like this place. The barista was friendly, prices reasonable, and I appreciate their unique drink selection. Another gem in Noblesville.

I can only speak to a couple of things. First, the coffee. It’s excellent. They always have a nice variety of drip coffees available. I don’t know a lot about coffee roasting. Apparently, I like the way they do it. I’m not a Starbucks hater, but I’d stop here most mornings, if it were on my route.
Spacious environment, but not particularly comfortable. They could stand to make some upgrades. Also, the big room’s acoustics amplify conversations. You’re going to be listening in to conversations from across the room, like it or not. And a couple of larger groups makes it really loud.
Nonetheless, good place to hangout and do a little work or see a friend.

Love noble coffee tea. Unlike what some other reviewers stated there is a large amount of seating available. So it is possible to sit down and enjoy. There is also a tea shop connected. You should try the specials because they’re usually fabulous. One of my personal favorites is the vanilla chai.

«Friends don’t let friends drink Starbucks». Coffee is best enjoyed freshly roasted. The roasts and flavors here are the best around. They offer almond milk for your espresso drinks if dairy or soy is not your thing. The biggest asset is the array of fresh roasted beans for home brewing. Whether you need bold, lighter or medium roasts, flavored or decaf they have something for every palate. And the Baristas are friendly and helpful. Despite the observations of others, there is ample seating for small gatherings and meeting friends. This is one of the crown jewels of the charming village of Noblesville.

Love my iced caramel macchiato. The blueberry scone was scrumptious. I was very impressed by my first visit here. It’s on the square right next to an amazing cupcake shop that I also reviewed. The prices were good and the shop person actually asked me if I wanted two or three shots in my medium espresso which is fabulous customer service when they don’t charge for it. Thank you for giving me a jump to my day!