Rita and her crew have amazing offerings from coffee, frozen drinks, pastries, sandwiches and more!…read more Our kids just love this place!

Cute little coffee shop with a great vibe. Make sure you check out the courtyard out back - so…read morepeaceful!

Jumped off of I70 to see what all the fuss was about... good food -- enjoyed breakfast sandwich,…read morebreakfast burrito, fries, and Mountain Dew! Quick, kind, polite service in a little diner-like space.

Really clean good food all the waiters are nice the food is good my favorite part about this place…read moreis how they make homemade food

Perfect little coffee! It was quiet & cozy, leaned into the 'blacksmith' & Swedish history of the…read moretown, and the coffee was wonderful. We ordered a cappuccino with vanilla, coffee roasted black, and a hot chocolate. All tasted wonderful, ambient, and rich in flavor! Staff were friendly! We also purchased a bag of coffee beans, which they ground for us! Sad we were just passing through, otherwise, I'd like to bring a good book & plant myself in this little shop for HOURS! Hope to see Blacksmith again in the future!

Great experience. Fabulous drinks, fun and creative staff. Really fun location too with lots of…read morelocal ambiance and great shopping nearby.

Cute little spot! The coffee was delicious. Great vibes. Wasn't a big fan of the lox toast, it was…read morea bit too fishy for my liking and made me feel sick

Great shop and coffee. We stop here nearly every time we're driving across the country. Very…read morereliable and good coffee.

Located on the main drag in Salina, this bakery also serves coffee, quiche and other…read morebreakfast/lunch items. Order at the counter, where the baked goods await. The walnut cranberry bread I took home with me was so good!! If I lived closer I'd start each week with a new loaf of bread from Seraphim The quiche was one of the fluffiest I've ever had , delicious and inspiring. Lavender latte was perfect! This is my new favorite place in Salina.

Outstanding little bakery in Salina! We stopped by Seraphim for breakfast on a road trip to Denver…read moreand are so excited to have found this hidden gem. Service was quick and friendly. The bakery is relatively small and casual, with a lot of open seating. First, we tried a cinnamon bun, which was amazing! Perfect level of sweetness, cinnamon flavor, and soft, pillowy interior that melts in your mouth. We also ordered the egg sandwich and avocado toast - both were delicious. I loved that the avocado toast came with beet hummus and a bunch of veggies. Seraphim brews Salina-local Blacksmith coffee, and the cold brew I ordered was excellent, although they only offer cow milk (no non-dairy options). Highly recommend stopping by when you are in town!

We started off at the coffee shop downstairs--my husband got an iced mocha and I had the blended…read moreJava chip coffee. The iced mocha was really good, a solid 7/10. The Java chip, though, was a letdown. It was advertised as a blended coffee, but it had zero coffee flavor. I ended up ordering a shot of espresso to add to it, which helped a bit. Without the shot, I'd give it a 3/10--with the shot, maybe a 5/10. After that, we headed upstairs to the brewery. The friends we were with were impressed by the huge selection of beers, ciders, and wines on tap. I ordered the margherita flatbread and oh my god--so freaking good. 10/10, no question. I'd order it again in a heartbeat. Everyone else was happy with their food too, and our server was super friendly and really attentive. Overall, great vibes, great service, and that flatbread was the star of the show!

Very cute coffee shop. I had a delicious ham and havarti sandwhich. Not a ton of seating, two large…read moretables in the back with small cafe style tables in front. There is a high chair available but I didn't see a lot of kid friendly food options. My 1yr old shared my sandwich and he seemed to like it. Service was friendly and fast. We'll be back when we drive thru.

Great service and great price. Typical style coffee shop. I sat at the counter and service was…read morefast. I ordered the vegi omelette and sliced tomatoes.. omelette was ok, nothing too special about it but it was good. I would return for another breakfast while visiting Waitress even poured me a to go coffee.... Got hooked up

Russell's was a great place to stop in and grab a bite to eat. We loved the fact that we could…read moreorder breakfast for dinner! I ordered the Waffle and although it was tasty I would have preferred to have whipped cream & fruit on mine. Order the hash browns crispy & sausage links. Links were good hash browns were definitely not crispy but were still good. The cinnamon rolls were quite tasty but definitely need a cup of coffee or milk because it was pretty sweet. Service was great and I like the vibe that it was the type of diner I went to in my younger years! Although distance prevents me from going again I would be a regular at this place if I lived close by.

Stopped in when staying at the lake. Good food, great service, nice small town atmosphere with old…read moremen in their overalls reminding us of our grandpa. All the locals were greeting each other, and they were friendly to us city folk.

Oh, my goodness! My husband and I stopped in after we "Czech'd" out the world's largest Czech egg…read morea block away. He had the brisket omelet and I ordered the 1/2 order of biscuits and gravy. The omelet was delicious and the biscuits were so tender and the gravy was amazing! Great service and definitely worth stopping in for a bite to eat. We left full, happy and with cinnamon rolls for our nephew and his family.

This review is for dinner in the dining room for two on a Saturday in mid-August before a show at…read morethe Stiefel Theatre. service: Chloe was our waitress and she was just great. Enthusiastic, informed, and encouraging. She has an encyclopedic knowledge of the kitchen and bar. We must have interacted with a dozen folks: hosts, food runners, sommelier, and managers. Everyone was unfailing polite and professional. bar: I drank a Bulleit Rye Manhattan ($11) and my wife had a Grey Goose Cosmo ($13). Both were strong showings of those two classic cocktails. I followed up with a Boulevard Single Wide IPA bottle ($6) and was thrilled to see that old reliable. food: Service begins with exceptional bread and complimentary Baba Ghanoush. The menu described my wife's Pappardelle Bolognese ($25) as having, "mean mule Bolognese sauce." Have never seen the term, mean mule, but this version appeared to incorporate some cream. My 5 oz. Salmon Piccata ($25) with broccolini, asparagus, and rice was very good. We finished with Ultimate Chocolate Cake ($16) and - as the menu describes - it really is for two persons or take-home. It was my birthday and the restaurant graciously comped my dessert, which was extremely nice. details: This is a large, bustling, bright restaurant with choice of inside, outside, and bar seating. Reservations are highly recommended, at least for busy times. We parked on the street and even on Saturday night with a show at the Stiefel Theatre we had no problems.

What an unexpected surprise!! The ambiance was casual and upscale. The service was fast and…read morefriendly (ask for Nicholas) And the food? The food was incredible. We will be back any time we are in the area.

The Barn's chicken fried steak is legendary, but it's only one of many excellent choices. They do…read morea superb job with group dinners; just let them know in advance. Nothing beats the ambiance --you're dining in a bright, sparkling clean "barn" with a see-through silo and lots of farm equipment. Dining at this restaurant is truly fun --with delicious food and a delightful staff.

There service and food are the best! There chicken fried steak is the best in this area.read more