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Funny Farm Coffee

4.6 (51 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Leia B.

One of the cutest places in downtown Lawrenceburg! Whoever drew this adorable picture onto my drink you have a special place in my heart. :) Pastries are delicious. Service is friendly. Drinks are amazing.

Roasted in house, the coffee is outstanding. They also serve it in a mug if you prefer to sip on site.
Summi A.

I think I discovered (by recommendation of good friend), a delightful new coffee shop. Oh my goodness! First off, the folks that work here are super friendly and wildly patient. I had the hardest time selecting an item from the menu (they have so many delightful options). The latte I ordered was simply outstanding. It was so rich in flavor and creamy I can't even believe it was made with skim milk. It was an absolute indulgence. The atmosphere is so charming complete with plants in the windows (hello cleaner air and kitschy atmosphere), but the bright teal chairs, and the shelves upon shelves of delightful local products. I had an apple pecan salad. It was simply prepared, fresh and a nice side-salad size. Perfect for snacking. Last. Not only is this place simply amazing top to bottom, but the food is very reasonable priced. Instead of focusing on huge portions, it's simply, high quality, freshly prepared food. I can't wait to get back and priced as it is, I can see myself eating here often!

Billie K.

This coffee spot is so relaxing and inviting. I sat and sipped my iced coffee and enjoyed the ambience. I went to the patio area and took some pictures as it was very inviting and such relaxing atmosphere. They definitely get the comfort aspect, right! I did purchase their chocolate chip cookie. I was not a fan at all of this. It was super dry and not very much taste. Maybe that's not the norm, but it was my experience that day. A lot of people were purchasing lunch takeout. I would try that next time I'm in town. Great coffee, vibe, and atmosphere. Very very relaxing! They have a full wall of products for sale. Some were fair trade and some were handmade. This would be a great spot to pick up a quick gift.

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Brandon G.

Nice coffee shop right in downtown Lawrenceburg. Came in on a Sunday morning right when they opened up. They had a few employees working and they were all very friendly and welcoming. There was plenty of parking right in front of the building. There is also plenty of seating inside, so even on a busy morning you'll still probably be able to snag a table. They do have an outdoor patio for seating too. They have a decent sized drink menu, food options, and even have beer, wine & cocktails available. I got a Cold Brew coffee and the homemade Cinnamon Roll. The Cold Brew coffee was $5 which is pretty normal price for cold brew at most coffee shops. You can tell it's made fresh. The Cinnamon Roll was homemade and plenty for two people to share. My only recommendation would be to warm it up when serving it in house vs getting it to go.

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Jolee C.

We absolutely loved the food, ambiance & of course the coffee. They also sell adorable gifts. One of the cutest coffee shops! Make sure to try this hidden gem.

B/E/C bagel
Robyne M.

Went here on vacay while skiing at Perfect North. The ambiance was awesome!! Sooooo cute!! Coffee was amazing and B/E/C bagel was filling and yummy. Bagels were just right, not too bready for sandwich. We'll be back. Like everyday of vacay!! Loved it!

Kaileigh H.

This little spot in was a great little spot to grab a breakfast sandwich and a hot tea. I really enjoyed that they showcased local artists and you could purchase their items. I'm not a coffee person but the tea was wonderful and I appreciated the local touch.

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Fred N.

We needed a little something late afternoon and decided to try a new place to us. I'm really glad we did. My wife had the chef salad with tuna salad. I had the tuna panini and potato soup. We both had raspberry tea. Everything was good. We plan on returning to try coffee. I recommend stopping in and enjoying the laid-back atmosphere.

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Tamara T.

Very good paninni! Nice place...just grabbed a Pecan pie coffee and peach ice tea before leaving this state. Cousin says coffee is very good, my peach tea doesn't taste like peach, but it's ok.

Chai tea latte

Coffee and Panini were awesome! I'm a fussy chai gal but they were on spot, panini was flavorful, ambiance very nice. Staff was respectful and kind, ya can't ask for much more!

Lame avocado toast--note the guac, not avocado

I really wanted to love this place. It has a more modern aesthetic than a lot of the spots in this 'burg--Lawrenceburg. We went there for a little light breakfast and I ordered the avocado toast. The young woman behind the counter asked if I wanted bacon on it for an extra two bucks. I said I'd take it if she could make the bacon extra crispy. She said that would not be a problem. As I wrapped up the order--a latte and yogurt parfait for my wife--I asked if we should just grab a seat and if someone would deliver the food and drinks to us. She said yes...so I added 20 percent tip via the touch screen. I no sooner tapped the screen and she corrected herself and said she'd call me back to the counter to retrieve my own items. Great. Nice switcharoo there, kid. I was called to the counter three times! First, it was to first get my wife's coffee, then my chai latte, then the food. Totally absurd. I was running around that joint like I was a waiter again and should have asked them for a gratuity at that point. The food/drinks: My wife said the yogurt parfait was nothing special, and even though she's not a coffee snob--she has no issues with basic Starbucks--she said the latte was unimpressed. Back to the avocado toast and that extra crispy bacon: Once I picked it up, I saw a few limp strips of bacon on each piece and asked if they could heat/cook it again. The two workers said they couldn't because it's just the way it comes. Again, great switcharoo. Then there was this fun bonus: there was no avocado to be found on it--it was a light smear of guacamole. Ugh. So much for spending at a small local business.

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6 months ago

The employees are very kind and the building clean. We drive here from Kentucky often just for the coffee. The have new flavors often.

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Great food, coffee and excellent service. Cozy and relaxing atmosphere. Always a good choice when in Lawrenceburg.

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Very nice place and the coffee was very good. Make sure you stop by when in this quaint little town.

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