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Est. 1991

Shipshewana’s original coffee shop

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The dining room looking toward the counter, with the five menu boards hung above it and a customer waiting to order

On the board now

The board changes with the season

Maple breve when it turns cold. Lavender matcha when it warms up. Something with pumpkin in it the moment anyone starts asking.

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Thirty five years

The coffee took over

Levi and Joanna King opened Kitchen Cupboard in 1991 with shelves of mustard, jam and jelly, and a little bit of coffee. The coffee won.

Thirty five years later we are still here, in Davis Mercantile, pouring for a lot of the same families.

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The dining room under exposed timber trusses strung with Edison lights, copper molds on the wall

Roasted in Goshen

We do not roast our own

We could buy commodity coffee by the pallet. Instead we buy from Regina Troyer at Refinery Coffee Co., twenty miles down the road in Goshen.

Regina started roasting in 2005. She sources from more than fifteen countries, air-roasts on site, and has traveled a long way to get better at it. She is involved in every step of it.

You can take a bag home with you. Ask at the counter.

A wooden shelf stocked with bags of whole bean coffee for sale

What we pour

Espresso, frappes, smoothies, bubble tea

Alternative milks on anything. Bagels and egg bites in the morning. Ice cream when the weather turns.

A latte with rosetta art in a white cup on the espresso machine
Espresso bar
An iced coffee and a cappuccino on a wood table by the window
Something cold
A cart of small sample cups of colorful drinks
Frappes and more

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Edison string lights strung across the exposed timber ceiling beams

What people say

4.8 out of 5

Across 50 ratings on Restaurantji.

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A barista setting clear glass cups out on the counter

Inside Davis Mercantile

255 E Main Street, Shipshewana

Monday through Saturday, 8am to 5pm. Closed Sunday.

Find us on the first floor. There is a counter along the window if you want to sit and watch the town go by, and WiFi if you need to get something done.

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