Coffeehouse Five

This is hands down some of the best coffee around. Every sip feels like a warm hug. This place is my go to when I’m meeting up with other moms or need a place to just chill with my son. The only thing I wish they had was more lunch options, the breakfast is incredible though so I’ll keep coming regardless!

Franklin Indiana has a well thought out and revitalized downtown. The planning is evident that downtown is meant to be an experience. Coffeehouse Five is part of that experience. The inside is expansive and clean. The food is decent for coffehouse fare. The brews are good, and for a micro-roaster, everything points to consistent and great beans. I was only able to try the dark roast, and it was good, with a little complexity. Make downtown Franklin part of your plans, and this is a great place for good coffee and conversation if that is part of your plans.

Terrific place to get a coffee and hang out with family and friends. Coffee is always good with plenty of speciality options. Vibe is very nice with good music and plenty of table and couch options.

This place is all around five stars. The atmosphere is large with low ambient lighting with plenty of searing. It's relaxing and you dont feel crowded. The service is top of their game with kindness and generosity to always ask if you need help with the menu. If you want to try something new, this is thr place. The food and coffee is delicous with great coffee notes. They do a stellar job!

We’ve been loyal customers of this coffee shop for years, and normally it’s one of our favorite spots in Franklin. Unfortunately, our visit on Monday, March 9, 2026, was genuinely alarming. A fire broke out in the roasting room, and within moments the entire shop filled with thick, foul‑smelling smoke that caused noticeable throat and lung irritation for both kids and adults. The fire alarm did go off, but what shocked me most was that none of the employees—or the owner—said a single word to alert customers or guide anyone to evacuate. People ended up leaving on their own while coughing and covering their faces, and only after we were already outside did police and fire crews arrive. What makes this even more concerning is that this is the second fire in roughly five months. I love suppor