Large variety of coffee drinks and combinations. Also good tea selection. Have tasty brunch items…read moreand have GF options. Indoor and outdoor patio seating.

The staff was kind and came up with a quick recommendation on a Sunday morning when my…read morenon-caffeinated brain couldn't get it together. The iced snickerdoodle latte is incredible, I definitely suggest it. The space is large, and very comfortable to work in. There are many tables inside and on an extended patio area, and comfortable armchairs sporadically placed throughout the dining area. A warning for those there to work: Take earbuds or headphones. The place gets busy with young families and children screaming mid-morning, at least on Sundays. (Maybe less so during the week.) They play religious music, which aligns with their business and decor.

My first time to Parkville Coffee was last week and was impressed…read more The shop is comfy, cute, stylish, and welcoming. The downside is that the room and space is quite small. Still it is a great location. I was satisfied with the furniture because it seems as if most coffee shops mission is to have the most uncomfortable seating and table option available. The coffee was pretty good and much better than their beans found in local stores. The bean options and variety is pretty good and can change day to day. I forgot the espresso blend they had but I want to say it was Colombian and Venezuelan which was interesting but still good. I had a good time and everyone did as well.

I came in on a Monday and ordered their banana cream latte and made it iced. I also added one of…read moretheir ginormous cinnamon rolls as well. Service was quick and nice, but they don't, or at least for me, warm up the cinnamon roll which I wish they did but totally fine. There's plenty of seating down and upstairs, so I helped myself to the upstairs area to enjoy my goodies. I also got a couple stickers! You could taste a super subtle hint of banana with your first sip. Nothing crazy then really good espresso flavor towards the end. The cinnamon roll did not go to waste and despite it being cold, it was enjoyed all the way through.

You feel like you stepped into the set of Clue. Dark and cozy vibes with some tight quarters. They…read moredo have a kids area in back. The coffee was good. Menu does not show prices so that's the first clue that it'll be a bit pricey.

If you're looking for a spot that feels like a cross between a cozy tea house and a welcoming…read moreneighborhood coffee shop, Gallagher's Coffeehouse is it. The vibe is warm and intimate, with soft, low lighting and seating options that work whether you're having a private conversation or gathering with a small group. It's the kind of place where you can settle in and actually stay awhile. Their pastry case always has something tempting, and the breakfast and lunch menu offers plenty of comfort favorites. But let's talk about the famous rollover sandwich -- absolute perfection. Served on an Asiago bagel, it's the best of both worlds: egg salad meets ham sandwich in a combination that just works. Savory, satisfying, and crave-worthy. The specialty drinks rotate with the seasons and holidays, which makes every visit feel a little festive. And don't be surprised if the friendly owner is your barista -- the staff is genuinely welcoming and makes you feel like a regular, even on your first visit. Gallagher's isn't just a coffee stop. It's a place to slow down, connect, and enjoy something thoughtfully made.

I was thinking about going here. I read the reviews. Some were not so good but mostly they were…read morevery favorable. I didn't end up going, but there is a nice park next door with a pretty lake and native wildflowers.

By far the worst coffee I've ever had. Honestly, something had to be wrong with it. I ordered an…read moreiced vanilla latte with oat milk, and it tasted unlike any latte I've ever had, in the worst possible way. I couldn't taste either the vanilla or the coffee, and there were some strange white bits floating throughout the drink that made it even more off-putting. To be fair, the service was friendly, the drink was made quickly, and the shop itself seemed like a nice place to sit down and get some work done. The atmosphere was pleasant and I could see why people enjoy spending time there. Unfortunately, none of that could make up for the coffee. The drink was genuinely unpleasant, and since that's the main reason I came, I can't overlook how bad it tasted.

Great local spot for coffee and food. Daily specials are worth trying. Quiche, pastries and…read morebreakfast offerings. Owner is usually on site and she makes you feel at home. Quiet friendly atmosphere.

Quaint little coffee shop tucked into a strip mall with a surprisingly cozy vibe. The staff is…read moresuper friendly, and the bright lighting makes it a great spot to relax or get some work done. There's a nice variety of seating options, from small tables to larger spaces for groups. They offer tasty sandwiches and pastries, plus self-serve drip coffee for a quick and easy refill. I also loved browsing the small selection of retail items like honey, lotion, and shirts--it adds a unique touch. Overall, a very cute spot worth checking out!

This. Is. The. Coffee. Shop. If you are from out of town and…read morelooking for locally owned coffee shops, definitely try this one. (We travel, a lot, and always look for unique local coffee shops.) Wonderful aesthetics inside and out. Just really well done. (We were here for the World Cup game and they have some fun merch representing the wonderful game of soccer!) We ordered a couple burnt end burritos and they were delish! Coffee was delicious too. They make their own syrups so they have many wonderful different flavor combos. I got their cold brew latte which was really smooth and my husband got their English toffee latte, which is a World Cup themed latte. Even if this coffee spot is a little out of your way, do yourself a favor and take the extra minutes to enjoy this spot!

The location is super cute and inviting. The coffee was lacking in flavor which was disappointing…read moreconsidering the description. I ordered a hot orange vanilla latte, it didn't taste like anything to be honest. I was impressed by the service and the cleanliness of the building! I will return to try another coffee.

This has been my go to Dutch Bros. I always order ahead. My drink is always prepared well. Always…read moregreeted by a friendly staff!

I'n just over the manufactured shortages of merch. Never been able to be early enough for so much…read moreas a sticker. You can't call local locations to see if they still have stuff so you have to waste time and gas. Then you get guilted by staff to buy something anyway. I'm just over it.

Such a fun hidden gem inside the library! There's plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. The space…read moreis large and bright, with fun artwork of coffee cups hanging from the ceiling. I wanted to try the s'mores cold brew and one of Chingu's famous breakfast burritos. And today happened to be the day! The employees are friendly and make things fresh to order. My cold brew was delicious and full of flavor, and the marshmallow cold foam took it to the next level for me. My Chingu sausage burrito was served hot and had a great flavor too. The red go sauce has an asian flair to it. I loved it! And it is a great complement to the sausage, egg, cheese and potato in the fresh tortilla. It was probably the best breakfast burrito that I have had! Wow! Such a fun local coffee shop that you have to visit!

We had taken our grandson to the Green Hills library, which Novella is located inside right side…read morewhen you walk in. The coffee shop is bright and airy. It surrounded by windows, which is nice and they have a cool overhead display of tons of white coffee mugs at varying he suspended above. The coffee was good, my husband had a hot honey badger latte with oat milk, and I had an iced honey badger latte with oat milk. We both enjoyed them. The service was not very good. I originally went to the counter to pick up a menu and look at it before we walked over since my grandson was playing in the children's area. I wasn't even standing by the cash register, but standing to the side and the young girl that worked there was rude and asking if I needed anything. I just told her that I was looking at the menu prior to coming back to order and then asked about any syrup for a tea. So then eventually, we did go back and she was rude that time, but not only to me but pretty much everyone that walked up there. She was the only worker so I don't know if she felt overwhelmed, even though there wasn't a ton of people coming up there or if that was her regular attitude. But barista's make up a good portion of whether people enjoy a space. The table and chairs were contemporary basic and for some reason in that particular coffee shop I felt like everyone was on view and really didn't seem like you had privacy. So we chose to take our coffee into the Knies library area against a large window that overlooked prairie, grasses, and wildflowers and enjoyed it there. So I would say a five star for the coffee, but it's getting a three star for the barista, the two times that I interacted with her and the seating.

Amazing coffee and great pastries! Their blueberry scone is fluffy and decadent! Also got the steak…read morebreakfast burrito which is okay! Will have to come back and try their protein shakes

They open early!!! As someone who has to be at work by 6:30, not many coffee shops are open or…read morethey're too far away from where I work so it's either a homemade coffee or a gas station coffee. But I found this place today and they opened at 6. It wasn't busy at all so I ordered an got my drink within 2 minutes. I tried the iced honey nut cheerio latter which is really good. They don't make their drinks super sweet so ask for sugar if you prefer it sweet. Another thing I loved is that they have a drive thru. Last thing you want to do in the morning is get out the car, order, and then get back in the car. Unfortunately I was unable to go inside but it looked super cozy and spacious and their outdoor seating looked so cute, I loved the lights. I'll have to come back to try some pastries and drinks and actually go inside!

It is a special place where you can linger. Eclectically decorated and charming. Great menu. Even…read morenicer staff. They quickly make you part of the family.

We happened to come upon this breakfast/coffee spot on the way to Apple picking. It was a busy…read moreSaturday morning with the line quickly forming and seemed like several returning/regulars there. It's a pretty decent sized space with an outside patio and a table or two out front. There's even a little kids section with a small kitchen set and lots of kitchen toys to go with it. The food overall was solid. We got a barbacoa burrito and a breakfast sandwich, side of biscuits and gravy and a cinnamon roll since it's what they're known for. I think the barbacoa burrito was best- most flavor and memorable and it was stuffed! For me, I thought the cinnamon roll wasn't my favorite. I loveee cinnamon rolls and I liked the flavor of the icing. But maybe bc the texture of the cinnamon roll wasn't pretty bready that it enhanced the sweetness which was a bit much. We also got one pour over and a cold brew, to which I did like their coffee! I would go again if I'm ever passing through! Staff were very friendly!