Okay so I am going to give the reason why I gave this shop only 4 start up front. Although their website does say everyone is welcome, to include individuals with disabilities, the entire shop is not accessible if you use a wheelchair, walker, four arm crutches or you cannot go up and down stairs. Now, the shop is required to provide quarters for the public restrooms which are located on the Winchester walkway. Great, if a) the restrooms are accessible and b) the weather is not super ugly. Seating: on the lower level the only fully accessible table is the nice picnic type table right in the front of the shop. If you can transfer from your wheelchair or are more mobile there is a nice couch with a coffee table in front. There is more sitting room on the upper level, again only if you can get up/down the few stairs - there is no rail which could make it difficult for some people with mobility issues. Okay - not with all that said - the shop is not huge which means that depending on the size of your wheelchair you might not be able to negotiate the entry way or turn your chair around; however, there is NO DOUBT in my mind that the lovely owner or the two very nice men/staff would be more than willing to move some of the furniture so you could turn around. Now that all of this is out of the way...on to the review of the coffee - since that is the reason I walked into the shop. One I truly liked the idea that everyone is welcome, after all if we are not going to embrace our difference, if we are not going to respectfully agree to disagree and if we are not willing to not think that "we" are better than XXX type of person, then by golly this world is doomed. So, everything you needed to know you learned in kindergarten, share your toys, play nice in the sandbox, say please and thank you, and the kid next to you might turn out to be your boss one day...he/she might remeber if you kicked sand in their face. The coffee - great, excellent, nice roast, Costa Rica was an option for a pour over (ask this is not on the menu), the drip coffee was a blend which also was smooth and had great notes of chocolate and nuts. If you do not think coffee has after notes, very much like wine, they you have been drinking really bad/stale/over processed/sugary coffee. STOP - go drink good coffee, you might find it a challenge at first, keep coming back to Hideaway after a few trips around well developed roasted coffee you will thank the ower!!! In addition to great coffee, the veggie "sammie" was a nice breakfast and kept me well satisfied all day. At the time of my visit they were collecting food to help feed those who simply have an empty pantry. Since I do not live in Winchester, a monetary donation was made. No one should go hungry! Bottom line - drink coffee for a happy life!!! read more