This coffee shop is our favorite when we are in town visiting family. We come every time. The baked…read moregoods are made there and so Yummy. Great coffee but a little sweet so ask for a little less sweet depending on your taste! Everyone working there is so nice and love the old house and decor!

This is a cafe in Temple, Texas that I keep coming to. It is close to one of the most popular…read moreteaching hospitals in the state. This cafe always has lively people at all hours of the day. The only complaint I have about this cafe, is the hours. I wish they were open longer! None the less, the coffee is always good and they have a whole array to choose from, I have not tried their pastries, but the cheesecake is calling my name! This is a must try cafe in Temple Tx!

I started working in the area and prefer to have small business coffee over Starbucks. I always…read moreorder online and my coffee is usually ready pretty quick. I've mostly had the cold brew drinks which I've enjoyed and the girls there are always so nice. Side note: I know this is silly and not related to anything but I wish someone would fix the grammar on the menu. Lots of unnecessary apostrophes and Chai is spelled "chia"

I'm sharing this review to highlight Atrium's hiring practices so other applicants can make…read moreinformed decisions. Just a couple weeks ago, a candidate I know was brought on as a trainee with explicit assurances from management that, once training was completed, she would move into a regular barista position. Trusting that commitment, she left her previous job -- after giving proper notice -- and accepted the temporary pay cut that comes with a trainee role; as trainees at Atrium earn a lower hourly wage than regular staff and are excluded from tip sharing, meaning the on-shift barista receives 100% of the tips. Throughout the entire training period, she consistently received positive feedback and was never told of any performance concerns. But the day after completing the two-week training program, she was simply removed from the schedule with zero notice and no explanation. Only after reaching out to the scheduling manager did she learn that the shop supposedly "wasn't busy enough" to keep her on. Such a sudden decline in business over such a short period seems highly questionable, given that just two weeks earlier there was reportedly enough demand to justify hiring additional staff. It also appears more than coincidental that the day she was pulled from the schedule was the same day her hourly wage was set to increase and she would have become eligible for tip sharing. And despite claiming they couldn't justify bringing her on regular staff, Atrium continues to actively advertise open positions. This pattern suggests Atrium may routinely employ "trainees," benefiting from paying a lower hourly rate and allowing regular staff to keep 100% of tips, without any real intention of offering trainees a permanent position. This experience was exceptionally disappointing and felt deliberately misleading. Now, just weeks before Christmas she is left without any employment. Recognizing that Texas is an "at-will" employment state does not make this kind of treatment right. I just wanted other applicants to be aware before making major decisions based on management's word.

I was curious to see what coffee shops lurked in this part of Texas, as I was not expecting much…read moregiven how remote this area is, and a lot of the local military population can drink 7-Eleven coffee and be just fine. This place's latte art caught my attention because that is definitely one of the crafts that distinguishes a coffee place, blurring the line between second and third-wave, in my opinion. I decided to give this place a try as it was more promising than anything I could find in the area. They had a good selection of drinks and standard drinks that you would find in any other coffee shop. I was also surprised to see that they also offered pourover options and had very good equipment, similar to the stuff I have at home in order to make it. This really piqued my interest. Unfortunately, the beans they had to make the pourovers or 4 to 6 months old, so I decided not to go with a pourover. Instead, I got a latte, which they actually did a beautiful job in terms of the latte art which told me that they knew how to properly get milk up to the right temperature and know how to layer the drink properly which gave me some hope. The latte was actually pretty good and I would actually come back for it. The people provided good service and were nice and patient . The ambiance was very basic and empty, with a lukewarm cafeteria-like design which made it feel like a first wave and was not pleasant. Other than that, I would called this a pretty solid hole in the wall that is worth checking out. 3.5/5

Lovely place to stop by for a relaxing cup of coffee and a London Fog. Pleasant music and…read moreconversation chairs bring healing in a tense day. Highly recommend!

Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised. I ordered an original chai, and it…read morewas delightful. I am unsure why they only allowed you to order a medium or a large (probably to charge more $) so that was the only concern I had. My straw also broke on my way home, so maybe grab a back up as the straws are flimsy!

Moved away about 45 yrs ago when downtown was a ghost town. My have times changed. The shop is…read moresimilar to coffee shops I've been to in markets much larger than Temple. Barista was very friendly. The coffee was solid and the vibe was laid back. They may want to hire someone to tend the plants. Kudos to Temple for reviving downtown and to First Street Roasters for a very inviting shop.

Everytime I have coffee from this place I'm immortal at night. (Peggy's serves the kind of caffeine…read moreto make Stitch [Disney character] live happily ever after.) What brought me here from the get go was their brand - Death Wish Coffee; which is the complete opposite for nocturnal owls hoot drink caffeine daily. Strigiformes generally don't need caffeine, but addicted drinkers owlishly turn heads regardless, as the aroma fills their ugla bills. A soaring gratification is met upon a night owl's sagaciousness to consume Death Wish Coffee. Hoot have thought that's the reason why owls have big eyes! For a mellower dose, one can always resort to Butterbeer. Got "two sickles"? Owl about seven bucks or so for a 20 oz.? Butterbeer - better for burrowing.

Great drinks here! I got the frozen Butterbeer and it was deliciously butterscotch flavored and…read morecreamy - it never got watered down even as it melted. I think the whipped cream even had vanilla bean in it and tasted house made. Price was pretty reasonable. This place is in the mall but still has good drinks and several tables to sit at in the "food court."

While trying to find a place to meet a friend one Saturday morning, I stumbled across this place in…read moremy Apple maps app. The men were professional, informative and friendly. The shakes were delicious and filling. They said I wouldn't be hungry for 5 hours after drinking my shake and it was true! It seems a bit pricey for a shake but if you think about it being a meal (which it is) then it really isn't! I can't wait to go back!

This place donated energy tea for all the ER nurses at Scott and White during covid. Being one of…read morethem, I can't thank them enough! Great energy boost!

Was pleasantly surprised! The signage is poor and the…read moreexterior needs landscaping but the food was to die for. How can breakfast be different than most places, right! Well this has to be the freshest food that we have ever eaten. The bread is made in house and didn't disappoint... The oatmeal raisin cookie was the best. Desert to go! We have been back twice and will continue to go back. Lunch on my second trip was absolutely amazing. Go and try it... it will not disappoint!!!

I completely forgot to take pictures (blame the good company and the mimosas ), but Megg's Café was…read morea great brunch stop. I came with a friend for my birthday, and we did the triple mimosa setup -- a whole bottle of champagne plus three juices of your choice. No notes. Perfect. The food was good, portions were solid, and the server was amazing -- super attentive without hovering. They also have a lot of breakfast options, so it's easy to find something you'll like. This spot is in Temple, so it's not somewhere I'd drive out of my way for regularly, but if I'm in the area again, I'd definitely go back for another brunch date.

Clean. Easy access. Great staff. Nice atmosphere. Veteran discounts…read more Have met many folks at this Black Rifle

As a veteran family we love the ambiance and decor. Great company doing great things. Strong coffee.read more

Very convenient place to get some drive thru coffee. I got the iced vanilla latte which was strong…read moreand perfectly sweetened. They also offer military and health care worker discounts!

Super cute coffee truck tucked away in a parking lot. The owner was super friendly! I ordered the…read morerose vanilla latte, half sweet, which had a nice delicate flavor.

GREAT cappuccino and drip coffee! YES, they know how to make an honest to goodness cappuccino!!! We…read moreloved this place. The staff were friendly and engaging. We found a table upstairs and were able to people watch. This place was busy! Many customers stayed to enjoy their coffee. The front window table had a group enjoying afternoon tea. Ruby's Tea Room had the front of the shop. While Arusha's baristas were in the back. If I lived in Belton, I would have a difficult time staying away.

Loved the vibes here! I wish I could've stayed longer to embrace every detail of this place. Def…read moreneed more pictures too!