This is a great little small town coffee shop. There is seating inside so you can relax for a…read morelittle while. They have a great selection of fresh drinks, as well as a case full of freshly prepared breakfast foods, pastries, and sandwiches. The small town friendliness always comes through from everyone there. Every time I stop in, I run into someone I know.

Great breakfast and coffee option. Plentiful pastries and savory breakfast options with fantastic…read morecoffee. Very personable staff and nice vibe.

Great customer service and fast. I love coffee and usually…read moreget a certain but decided to try there PSL iced. I was pleasently surprised that it was not overly sweet. It had a perfectly balanced coffee taste. The atmosphere is cute small town cozy coffee place. I will definitely be back

Luv The Coffeehouse for good brews, the staff, quick food fare, guitars for the patrons to play,…read moreand a fantastic social scene. Courtyard, semi-private upstairs lounge, music acts, etc. Go!

Wow! Some of the best donuts I have ever had!…read more Staying at a local campground and went into Donut Wheel after 8pm on a Thursday night. The selection was minimal and I asked if the donuts were stale from sitting all day. The owner said they weren't so I got a blueberry glazed and an apple fritter. I was expecting them to be hard but both were soft and tasted like they were just made. They were fantastic! I went in the next morning and got another dozen. All of them were fresh and delicious! This will become a destination when going through Quincy.

"Donuts with Dad" is an unofficial tradition for my kids at home, but especially when we travel, so…read morewhen I spotted this shop I made a note to sneak my kids out early one morning, and we had a blast as usual. The shop is located just outside of Quincy in a strip mall. We pulled in and found the selection to be fairly sparse at 9am and the donuts looked darker than I'm used to and a bit dry. The kids scored a chocolate iced long john and a chocolate iced old fashioned, and I added on a glazed twist and a raspberry jelly, and the total was around 8 bucks. I went to pay and they tacked on a .50 charge for a credit card. This practice always upsets me as a consumer and I wish they'd just charge what's necessary to do business. I had cash and used that instead to avoid it. The service, from what I can only guess are the owners, wasn't very warm or friendly, and that was a bit disheartening too. I'm used to small towns having such warm and wonderful people, and this just wasn't the case. The place was clean with a few tables to sit, so we stayed and ate there. I noticed they also had coffee, though it smelled a bit stale, and they also sell boba too. It was a nice donuts with dad morning. The twist was enjoyed later as well ;) but all in all I had hoped for more here.

Went twice for breakfast while in town. Had 2 eggs over easy with bacon and sourdough toast one day…read moreand waffle (regular, not Belgian) the next. Generous serving of bacon. Great service. My son had fresh muffins both days which were outstanding. Others in our party enjoyed their meals too. They wet so accommodating and friendly with repeated coffee refills. Would definitely go back.

We were in town to bury my father in law, a lifetime Greenville resident. Thinking it would be a…read morenice break, we took our mother in law out to breakfast. We asked for a table outside because she can't hear well, and the cafe was bustling and loud. The staff seated us, but had to move tables around outside. The hostess and a "regular" of the cafe said things like "this is what we do in a tourist economy." "We have to accommodate the tourists." As if we were a bother and they were bending over backward to accommodate us. Because my mother in law was there, and she is emotionally raw right now, I avoided conflict. So I'll say now, what I wanted to say to those snarky, rude employees Thursday: My husband's family has had a plot in the Taylorsville cemetery for longer than those two ladies been alive -- combined. His grandmother had 2 restaurants in Greenville. His mother is a fixture in the community, living through the Dixie fire and coming back to rebuild her life. Now she'll bury her husband there. My sister and brother in law worked in public service in Quincy for decades. We aren't tourists. And even if we were, you were incredibly unwelcoming. You made a sad day worse. The food was fine.

What a cute little co op store!…read more I was hiking the PCT, and came by Quincy to do some resupply. We had the afternoon available, and my friend and I love co op stores. They had a lot of great items including fresh produce, bulk bin nuts/seeds/granola, and refreshing drinks for a hot day! We visited on a Monday in the last week of June and found this place to be nice and quiet. We felt it was safe to leave our packs outside, and no one messed with our stuff while we went in to purchase some food! They also had tables outside, perfect for hikers to grab food to sit down and eat! I had also just gotten a tattoo at a music festival nearby and wanted something handy, they had tube's of Buddha butter, which I loved! I ended up using the Buddha butter as lip balm for the rest of the trail. This spot also had some to go coffee and individually wrapped pastries as well. Including tea! Overall, the staff were super friendly and this place is stocked with a lot of great produce and drinks, which I crave often. Everything is a bit pricier than a typically grocery store though, so perhaps a resupply here isn't the most feasible, but still great to pick up a few small items. If I was in the area, I would visit again!

Went in to get some sodas and it was very chill, they have a huge selection! Also lots of snacks…read moretoo! Lady at the cashier was also super chill

went in for coffee..very satisfied with product...ambiance was that of modern, but quaint old…read morefashioned country store...one could spend some enjoyable time browsing at all the wonderful items...on our way out of town, so not enough time this trip to spend more time....next trip to Quincy .

Stopped by Brewhaha (gotta love the name) in Quincy, looking for an escape from the 90° heat and an…read moreiced coffee seemed like just the thing. This coffee location shares space in an innovative relationship with Bell Lane Baked Goods and a candy shop. The whole is more than the parts, and everything fits together nicely. Our barista was knowledgeable and friendly, recommending the caramel lattes. We ordered iced caramel lattes, and they were deliciously sweet and cold - perfect. A nice seating area, out of the heat, worked to our advantage for a relaxing caffeine break. Although we just had the one drink, their coffee menu is impressively extensive; we look forward to another visit when we are in the area.

I came in last minute and ordered a birthday cake on a day I knew would be busy, a few days before…read moreSt Patrick's Day. Susan made sure I had a cake for my kid and it was delicious!

I got the plumas roll and a latte, it was great! Deadass, that latte was probably the best I've had…read morein recent memory!!!! I also got the buy 4 get 2 free fudge deal, and that's lowkey such a snatch!!! Also the barista was so chill, she spent like five minutes, choosing the color of the ribbon that I wanted on my fudge box

Good food but outstanding service from Anna. Cheerful and accommodating to our every need.read more

Not going to lie. The food is pretty bad. Teriyaki marinated fajitas is not the Mexican food I was…read moreexpecting. The place definitely needs a refresh.

Amazing pastries, cookies, fudge, breakfast burritos, sandwiches and more! The very best customer…read moreservice!! You can't miss THIS PLACE when you go to Quincy!

Worst bakery ever! Found a hair in my muffin and coffee was…read moreover brewed. I'll be going to Starbucks in Chester from now on. At least they are good on coffee and bake goods

Great to visit Sage & Salt Fusions in downtown Quincy, owned by women small business owners Haley…read moreand Erin, is a restaurant and community space with plenty of delicious options for vegetarians, vegans and guests with dietary restrictions. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late-night gatherings, Sage & Salt offers creative fusion dishes, soothing teas, local art, wellness services and community events--all in a welcoming atmosphere that nourishes the mind, body and soul.

Owners run the restaurant with only one other employee. They do an amazing job!…read more They have a large take out business with boba drinks. customers come to the bar to order to go. We sat at the bar and learned a lot about the amount of sugar in the drinks!!! Our drinks were poured well and she made me the perfect pomegranate martini!! Food is very well seasoned and all made in house. Garlic twists for appetizers got us going. I could have eaten them all night!! Ended up getting a calzone (carb craving g). Dough was alight and fluffy. Garlic sauce and feta cheese made the vegetarian pizza perfect. Husband had the Salmon filet, roasted veggies. He did it ala cart because he did not want bread, and rice. Perfectly cooked salmon with a light miso sauce. Service is quick or you can sit and absorb the feel of this quaint town.