This place has treated us like family since day one. Right down to memorizing our orders. By the…read moretime we hit the first window, they're ready to take our payment. they're always sweet, always professional, and the drinks are always fantastic. They give great recommendations and are happy to alter any drink to fit your preferred flavor palate. We're sad to be moving away, but so grateful to have been a part of the County Road Coffee family! We wish them all the success in future business endeavors! and in their personal lives, Thank you guys! We'll miss you!

Can't remember exactly what coffee I ordered, but do remember that I enjoyed it much. This is a…read morecoffee Food Truck, that you can drive through. We weren't able because we were pulling a camper, but I just walked up to the window. Handy location, good service, and reasonable prices.

My favorite friendly local coffee house located in Benton Square is absolutely lovely. I love the…read moreambience, Service, and location. and the coffee is the best I've found in town.

Saw this recommendation on Reddit, and the coffee was great! It wasn't something I'd go out of my…read moreway for, but great little place in town that's not a gas station. There's some seating, but the staff gave us the vibe that.. they wanted us to take it to go. They even sell their blend in bulk!

Stopped in again for breakfast with a friend and enjoyed this place as much as I did last time. The…read moreservice was good, the food came out fast and was tasty. Nothing fancy here, but simple, plain, good food.

Awesome cafe serving classic American diner food. You can opt for a breakfast buffet or order off…read morethe menu. My group all ordered off the menu and the portions are big! All of our food tasted fresh and delicious. Just what we needed after a float trip. Friendly servers and would love to go back next time we're in the area.

This is a non-profit after school business. It runs off of student and adult volunteers. The goal…read moreis to give students a safe and welcoming place to be after school. They have great and very affordable priced food and drink. If you are not a student and are an adult looking for a great place to grab a latte or a healthier sandwich this is the place! There are so many things to choose from. They have vegetarian options, pastries, dairy-free options, lattes, iced coffee, smoothies, and shakes All for incredibly affordable prices! How to order: When you come in there are menus on the main counter to the right. You'll order there and then they will call for your name when the food is ready. Their hours are from 3-6 every weekday. Please be patient with the workers, for many this is their first time have a job. The adult volunteers are doing their best to give these students real-life job skills.

My friend Terry, a retired teacher, and I just happened to ask Siri for a coffee shop yesterday…read morewhile we were in St. James. We were directed to FIREHOUSE COFFEE. What a concept and interesting place. Across from the school, student lead and operated under the direction of the schools' Art Teacher. Student ARTWORK hanging on the walls was wonderful. Thank you to all who have made this place a safe place to learn valuable work skills. The students who served us were so friendly and warm smiles greeted us. Sue Metcalfe

Walking into a coffee shop that only serves cheap drip coffee is a disappointment…read more When you go to A place called common grounds, you just press vehicle to get a latte. Not so much!

I don't know when this cafe changed hands, but when it first opened, it was a coffee place that…read moresold a few sandwiches and salads. Now it's a food place that happens to sell espresso based drinks. My husband and I came here for breakfast a few weeks ago and I guess the food was ok, but the latte that I ordered was topped with whipped cream. I know I'll sound like a snob, but whipped cream, really? I was excited that Common Grounds had changed hands since I wasn't a fan of it before, and I'm sad to say that my opinion hasn't changed.

Not just a local Roaster and Coffee Shop, but also an event venue for Live Music, Open Mic Events,…read moreMOTH Storytelling, Karaoke, and Private social functions! Maybe I'm trying to breathe a little too much life into this sleepy town with all of those suggestions? The house roasted coffees, flavored things, and cold brew is worth the trip even if there are no other events happening to keep later hours on the day of your visit, or if your hotel coffee left you feeling disappointed in the morning. It's also a great local stop to see what's happening or coming up in the community for the week or weekend, with local events and tourist friendly spots posted on the cork board.

The important this is the coffee which was served hot and fresh. The danish was a bonus. The…read morebarista behind the counter could probably use a helping hand as they were the only one working this morning. But, that didn't stop them from serving everyone with a smile as they came in. It's a neat little place in downtown Ironton that roasts their own coffee and has both comfy seating and plenty of it. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

A Chia-Tea-Espresso Disaster at Art & Joe's…read more I approached Art & Joe's Expresso Bar and Art Showcase with the anticipation only a true aficionado of the "Dirty Chia" could muster. This drink, a harmonious blend of spicy chai tea and the divine elixir of espresso, is more than a beverage; it's an indulgence that elevates any day into something special. On this crisp fall day, I ordered my beloved Dirty Chia, expecting to savor its wonderfully warm, spicy notes, perfectly complemented by a robust espresso shot. However, what I received was an affront to every sensory expectation: - The Aroma: Instead of the anticipated spicy chai and rich espresso, my senses were met with... nothing. No inviting scent to prepare my palate. - The Taste: That first sip was a shock. What should have been a symphony of flavors was a cacophony of blandness. It was as if someone had diluted table tea with Folgers, stripping away all character and warmth. - The Aftermath: My heart, once full of hope, now ached for my beloved St. Louis gem, Kaldi's coffee, whose reputation was besmirched by association with this debacle. With a heavy heart, I turned away from the counter, my steps slow and deliberate, as if mourning the loss of a cherished memory. Out on the quaint Main Street, where nostalgia typically hangs in the air, I found myself discarding what should have been a moment of joy into the nearest trash bin. Rating: No stars. This was not just a missed mark; it was a misrepresentation of everything a Dirty Chia stands for. I am left baffled that Art & Joe's, a supposed staple in this charming hometown, could serve such a travesty. For those who cherish the magic of a well-made Dirty Chia, steer clear until they reconsider their approach to this sacred blend. to complete the post I was forced to award a star, so this is the token star.

These are the best frappes in the area. If you're a coffee person like my husband and I are, then…read morethis is where to get your coffee. It's high quality ingredients and consistent every time. The owner is always nice and pleasant and accommodating. I suggest the Cardinal Mocha and regular Mocha frappes, but there are lots of options and all are great. There's also lots of art for sale and various types and mediums. Books written by local authors, including the owner, are available to read or purchase. And there's free WiFi.

Best cheeseburger I've had in a long time. The ambiance is really cool. The cafe is in an old…read morehome (Victorian maybe?). Our server was awesome. The only negative is they still have an isolated smoking section.

this place is bery good they allow smoking even and their food is amazing and its affordableread more

This was my second trip here. The first it was the destination, the second was a side quest. I…read moredidn't realize how close it is from Elephant Rocks State Park and Johnson Shut-ins!! The store is so cute! The mix of nostalgic candy, rare finds, antiques, ice cream, coffee, and bulk items can be overwelming, but in a positive way. It is almost like a candy / treat store and a museum all in one. On this trip, I got some coffee sample packets for my husband's Easter basket, a frappe for each of us, and a couple of candies for the household. The shop is bursting with products, so the aisles are a bit tight for passing people stopped to check out the fun products. Caledonia is a charming little village with shops, eats, and several outdoor adventures in the area.

Fun stop to visit and the Ice Cream was absolutely delicious. Staff was super friendly as wellread more

What a wonderful unexpected gem we came across!! The place is super cute, service is great, and…read morefood was really good. I had a cold brew and hubby had the copper tea. He had a turkey club and I had a turkey avocado sandwich on multigrain. For sides we had cucumber salad, potato salad, and mac & cheese. A word of surprise, the potato salad is served warm, but it was really tasty. The only disappointment was the mac & cheese, which was grainy and soup-like with very overcooked noodles in it. They had no discernible shape and almost seemed like egg noodles oddly enough. We enjoyed our drinks, sandwiches and salads very much.

Such a cute, cozy place. It was like stepping into a warm cafe in another land…read more I started with a seasonal latte that had hints of toasted marshmallows, cinnamon, and pumpkin. Followed by a Monte Cristo. The bread was so light and fluffy. The saltiness of the meat with the sweetness of the bread and sugar with a little spread of raspberry preserves delighted the tastebuds. The side of fruit was large and seasonally appropriate. You order at the counter, where I think the owner was taking the orders and the accent definitely sounded authentic German like the name of the restaurant. She was lovely. Everything is made fresh so sit back and relax and the dining area is designed perfect for that with couches, cozy chairs and comfortable seats at the tables. I looked up what the name means: "Drachenfutter" is also a term used to describe gifts or treats that someone might bring home for their significant other when they feel guilty about coming home late or drunk. True to the "gift" part of the name, you can take yummy homemade treats home with you and they do have a section of gifts you can buy. A nice gem of a place along Historic Route 66.