I really like a place where you can get a good coffee AND a good breakfast. The place has that,…read morePLUS a really cool interior AND PLANTS! The woman working the counter was so friendly, too. If you get the burrito, I recommend asking for the beer cheese on the side so you can just pick up your burrito to eat it, otherwise the fork smushes the filling out. My son's waffles tasted like they were made out of cookie dough: very unique.

This place was really neat! We enjoyed it so much the first time that we made a point to stop a…read moresecond time on our way home. The coffee was delicious and the breakfast burrito was fantastic. I purchased a Money Tree as well and the barista at the counter gave a lot of helpful tips for caring for it.

Went there this morning cause there wasn't a Starbucks around for my 5 shots and half and half. The…read moregirl at the from said $10.81 and I said there got to be a cheaper way to enter that into the system and she wasn't friendly and it was what it was. It's near double the price anywhere I've ever got coffee in my travels. For me I'd choose 2 hour old hotel coffee before going to this place again. Hopefully enough locals like the place. Because I'm a small business supporter but in this economy that was over the top squeezing the customer charging $2.40ish per shot of espresso. Again double the price for a dub(double) shot. Thanks

Their logo with the "sheesh that's fast!" is a bit ironic because the line extended out of the…read moreparking lot and down the street on the Sunday morning we drove up. I would guess this is one of their busier days, both because it's a weekend and because so many other coffee shops are closed on the Lord's Day (which I respect, but a girl on a roadtrip gotta get her coffee somewhere). Waiting in the line seemed faster than driving all the way to another shop, only to find out it's closed (which had happened twice already). In any event, the line moved neither particularly fast nor slow, and at some point it was our turn to order, pull forward, wait, and receive our coffees. The mister got a plain coffee with cream and sugar, I ordered a cappuccino. Espresso drinks feel like a safer choice when you don't know the quality of the coffee being served. Now having tasted their coffee, I'd say there is no reason to fret over this decision and would order a black coffee at Dub House without hesitation, were we to return. Both his coffee and my cappuccino were hot and delicious, served by some very friendly ladies. People who live in the area probably already know this. People reading my review looking for a place to stop as you're driving through, definitely yes, do.

Great service and friendly people. We arrived around 8 Saturday morning and we both ordered a…read morecaramel latte. The coffees were made quickly and my wife loved the taste. More on my opinion on the latte in a minute. The bakery is in another room and they had a large variety of pastries that are prepared in the building. I ordered an Apple fritter, a chocolate cake donut with chocolate icing. My wife ordered a sour cream donut plus a lemon blueberry muffin. The Apple fritter was delicious with nice chunks of apple. One of the best I've ever had. So, after a bite of it, I gave my wife the caramel latte and ordered a black coffee. The sweetness of the fritter with the latte simply doesn't mix well IMO. The drink I had of the latte was really good but of course, I preferred a black coffee with the fritter. My wife loved the sour cream donut and thought it was better than our local donut shop we frequent that has her favorite sour cream donut. We saved the other two for the next day. So, no reviews for those two. This is a great local coffee shop with great products, great variety, and fantastic customer service. If you're in the KY Lake area we highly recommend this establishment.

Out-of-towner who has visited a few times in the past couple of years, we always make a point to…read morestop here. Iced coffee's are pretty good, I add an extra shot or 2 of espresso because they can be a little light on coffee, heavy on creamer but still very good. Their bakery stands out the most to me, pastries and cakes are the best in all of the area. Staff are always super friendly and offer suggestions. We always make sure to have time to shop the gift shop side, great place to find unique little gifts.

Neat coffee shop and art/craft gallery! My companion and I stopped on the tail end of our Paducah…read moreweekend. I don't drink coffee and I'm avoiding tea and baked goods, so I didn't buy anything. The store has many local (to KY or to the southwest, lol) products and artwork. Several rooms for shopping. I was eyeing some tie-dyed hoodies. My one tip would be to have more seating/table areas as there wasn't much of that, but perhaps the business is more profitable as an art gallery than as a "come and work on your laptop here for 3 hours" coffee shop.

Great, quirky little coffee shop. We stayed in the area and ended up coming in every day during…read moreour stay. Great coffee, great service.

Did drive up. Service was pretty good. It did take a long time for them to make the drink, wasnt…read moresure how many people were inside the facility. The lady struggled with my card I wondered if she was new. I had the Cocomo which is an espresso with coconut and chocolate. Tasty! I'm from the Midwest and there are no Dutch Bros there yet.

This coffee is nothing short of amazing! They have soooo many flavors to choose from and many,…read moremany sugar free options too. They even have protein coffee and hot chocolate! The employees are so friendly! I am so glad I finally got to try it! I went back again today! So good!!

We were looking for a coffee shop that was open before 8 am and after reading the yelp reviews we…read moredecided to stop here. We ordered two Mochas and they were very flavorful and not strong. We like medium roast. The barista, don't know if it was the owner was very nice and outgoing. We liked the fact that he was an Army veteran. We also purchased two bags of roasted coffee, the southern pecan and Jamaica . Will need to update the review after we try it.

The owner/proprietor was super friendly and helpful. It was nice to find a place to have a cup of…read morecoffee and a cigar while traveling. The coffee was great. The space outdoors was plentiful to fire up a stogie and watch the morning progress. There's a humidor inside if you want to pick up something to smoke and forgot your own. The owner was knowledgeable of the area and friendly to chat with. I'd love an indoor cigar lounge with the needed air filtration system, but understand that is a hefty (and expensive) undertaking. Recommended.

Love this place!! The owners are SO nice and the coffee is delicious! Definitely can't go wrong…read morestopping here!

Best coffee in Paducah!! Come try it! You won't be disappointed. They even have little breakfast…read moresweets and muffins!

Love this place! Fresh, delicious food and the most beautiful variety of baked goods. Lovely…read moreenvironment and decorations, and great, kind service. Perfect quick lunch spot. I got a chicken salad sandwich on a croissant and a cup of corn chowder. WOW! Seriously delicious, y'all. The sandwich was $5.50 and the soup was $3. Amazing prices for such a tasty hearty lunch. The croissant was soft and flaky and perfect, the chicken salad was flavorful, and the corn chowder was. Just. Everything. Savory, creamy perfection.

A pain management clinic sits next door to this bakery, but even I (as a physician with some…read moreknowledge in the area) couldn't help but think that perhaps the display of sweets might be better at relieving pain than medications. The chocolate crinkle cookie I settled on delivered a delicate, melty texture. Conversely, the spicy crackers I ate later were robustly flavored (and hey, capsaicin does have some uses in pain medicine too). Their cafe menu didn't have a ton that interested me, and this didn't seem to be a place for people with niche dietary needs, but as a regular bakery it satisfied.