Yellow bird can be categorized as your typical coffee shop but everything still feels authentic,…read moregenuine and well thought through. The quiche is always amazing, the service is always friendly and the cappuccino is always hot.

I always have an awesome experience here! I am a coffee lover, but the breakfast food ? It's…read moreamazing! The staff are always cheerful and welcoming. This is one of my favorite local coffee shops.

A friend is visiting and knew this was the perfect place for our lunch before she left town. Really…read moreenjoyed our meal and she bought a cookie for the ride on the train. We even got to taste a fabulous piece of chocolate from the counter. Yummy

I am from out of town from this restaurant/ desert bar. However, if I lived close by this would be…read moremy go to late night snack location. There are endless amounts of chocolate items to purchase here. From what I noticed from other customers their food also looked great. I ended up with a chocolate chip cheesecake. Incredible and not too rich in flavor. I also added a blueberry cider that was a treat.

Small space, but fast paced little bakery. There is a bigger room in the back if you're coming and…read moreeating. Very nice staff with amazing smells and amazing desserts. I stopped in for sweets but we saw some lunches served and they looked like a good portion size. There's a cute garden out front that we passed by as we walked in.

Started working in Springfield and have stopped in several different places to grab something quick…read morefor lunch. I picked out a chicken salad sandwich and a salad. I'll admit I'm a little picky and really like just traditional chicken salad. This chicken salad was pretty fancy. I didn't hate it but I didn't love it, had a pickle flavor. It was just okay for me. The smore cheesecake was really good and so was the Bavarian hot chocolate. Too pricey for me to return for a quick lunch. The chicken salad/salad, slice of cheesecake and a small hot chocolate was $26.

I highly recommend coffee here. I got a cortado and it was excellent. If you don't know your…read morecoffees well though, just know cortados are going to be much smaller volume in a bigger sized cup (unless the store specifically has smaller sized cups). My son was holding my coffee and was like, "Mom, they didn't give you a lot of coffee." I had to explain it was how the cortado was suppose to be made and I expected the cup not to be full. Anywho...it was excellent flavor, brewed correctly and the steamed milk did not over power the espresso itself. Very nice cup. Now, I do wish my brain had been functioned correctly because I came in to order bagels for some camp kiddos for breakfast the next day. I asked if they were house made or brought in. As soon as I was told they weren't house made I should have ended my order with the cortado. However, I wasn't thinking and was in a hurry to get back on the road. I ordered 5 bagels, 3 with cream cheese and 2 with butter. I expected to be charged some for cream cheese, but thought butter would be free. It isn't, they charge for it. I didn't know if there would be butter available at the camp the next morning so I just ordered it anyways. I think butter should always be free with bagels/bread/toast/etc. these bagels were like bagels I would buy at Walmart...but instead of paying like $2-$4 (great value or Thomas brands) for 6 bagels. I needed up paying about $4 a bagel! again, wasn't thinking or I would have canceled out the bagels. It wasn't until it would have been awkwardly too late to cancel them bagging them and asking for a refund that I realized how much I had just spent. Then when I saw the bagels, my gut just kind of dropped, cause they were not great quality bagels. But, kids had food the next morning and it wasn't the end of the world. Learned a lesson. They did cut the bagels in half which would have bothered me more if they weren't for kids but again would have been nice for them to ask first as we weren't eating them that day. However, despite the bagels, I'd still recommend trying them out, especially for coffee. They looked like they had some good bakery options, salads looked fresh and full of ingredients, and they had lots and lots on their menu!

Shoutout for a woman owned business here in March. (Women's history month)…read more Super busy so it takes about 10 minutes to get a. Up of coffee but the coffee they serve is delicious. They have some amazing looking baked goods. I saw some Gooey Butter cake in the case today and was tempted but was able to resist. Plenty of room to sit, free wifi and a friendly atmosphere with lots of natural light.

The Bean Counter is my go to place for coffee whenever I'm in Springfield. I do not like the new…read morelocation as much as the previous (at the other end of the strip mall). They had more room and tables at the other spot. Now they are just a small coffee counter with lots of other arts and wares to sell. They still have a great variety of coffee, and they can get you any of their amazing flavors in decaf, which my dad loves. Also, the staff is always super friendly, and the coffee is delicious.

The staff here is excellent. The coffee is very well-done. It also includes a spunky shop featuring…read moreclothes and jewelry that are hand-picked and very unique. This is my favorite local coffee shop and I enjoy it every time I'm there.

Cute shop! A fun hidden gem. They have only what you need: coffee, teas, smoothies, and sodas. They…read morealso have a couple treats and ice cream. The service was extremely quick and everyone was so nice. The prices were great too. A very homey feeling. They also have plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and parking out front

My settle in this place helped decide to move here. Friendly and superior coffee and bakery. Highly…read morerecommend this shop.

It's been a while since I last had Cafe Moxo. Probably a few years prior to the unfortunate fire…read morethat caused them to shift to a new location. However, I came back to Springfield for a visit and gave them a try - and it was absolutely worth the wait. I had their Fall Over soup -- chicken stock, homemade sausage, sweet potato and pear. Even my 3-year-old said it was one of her favorite soups she's ever had! I also tried the Aloha sandwich - toasted pretzel roll, Korean BBQ pulled pork, pineapple chutney, mixed greens, and tomatoes. Both of these sweet and savory dishes were incredible, and I'll likely stop by for lunch again before we head home next week. Aside from the food, this new location has much more space and brings a new energy with it. Many of us have nostalgia for the former location, but I like this one as well. I definitely recommend you to check it out!

Stopped in while on the job…read more Had a walnut chicken salad and I have to tell you quite a tasty meal. The dining area was roomy bright and clean. Service was great and so was the price. Will definitely be back Thanks guys

Average but pricey ($6.55 for 3 donuts). I can say I tried them but don't think I'd get them again.read more

From the owner: Mel-O-Cream donuts has been making Springfield's favorite donuts since 1932. Our store off of West…read moreWabash features our famous donuts, fresh brewed coffee, espresso drinks, Rolling Lawns super premium milk and ice cream and donut sandwiches.