Came in for a great cup of joe! We had bought ground coffee for our kurig when we saw they had a…read morecoffee shop we were excited! We had to stop! I had of course 1776 which had just the perfect sweetness and flavor. My husband had the jet fuel which also had some strength and flavor to it. They also had shirts and mugs and of course ground coffee to buy. The ambience was relaxed and friendly.the staff were very friendly.

The draft vanilla latte is so incredible and o love that you can make it and the cold foam both…read moresugar free! One of the best drinks I've had. The workers are really amazing as well.

Mocha Cafe, or the Factory Cafe is a bright, delicious cafe and coffee shop which I love to write…read moreor work at. This is the best spot in the valley for coffee. Every barista I've met goes above and beyond to make their drinks balanced and delightful. They are always open to modifications, and they have some cool suggestions of their own if you ask! They have all the drink options you could want (caf+decaf) but they also have more traditional drinks like the Italian Macchiato or Cortado (my favorite). The coffee is roasted two doors down and the chocolate is made in the factory in house!! They have a bunch of made-to-order food options and house baked pastries from local bakeries! The Factory Cafe is bright and cheerful, with plants, tons of natural sunlight, and a very pretty seating area. Even their bathrooms are aesthetic! This is the perfect spot to work or have a chat with friends. I love it!

Awesome locally owned place for coffee, mochas, sipping chocolates, smoothies, pastries, snacks…read more The coffee is roasted next door and the bean-to-bar chocolate is made in the building. Plenty of room to sit and work and baristas are friendly :)

I was looking for a gluten free bakery in Heber and oh my goodness this is the best place I've ever…read morebeen. The service was amazing and the people working made me feel like family. It was a cute little shop that looked like I'd walked into my grandmothers kitchen, and they made the eggs right in front of me. Coffee was delicious and the coffee cake was fantastic. Love it!!!

How charming the owner is of this establishment. I stopped by today and there's no available fresh…read morebread but she's making some for tomorrow and I'll be back to buy some. She gave me a sample and it's wonderful. My husband even liked it . The peanut butter cookie was amazing. Looking forward to picking up some bread tomorrow.d so all you gluten-free comrades. If you're in the area stop by you will not be disappointed.

An historic 1886 dairy house-turned ice cream/coffee/fudge shop that is bright, airy, and modern…read more The aesthetics of this charming cafe is welcoming and I love the natural light coming through all the windows. They are known for their homemade churned ice cream and it is DELICIOUS. You can enjoy a scoop, order from their signature scoops menu, and even build your own. If there's a group of you, consider sharing one of their "signature plates." I had one of their signature scoops with strawberry ice cream, freshly chopped strawberries, topped with crushed pistachios and a drizzle of honey ginger balsamic. I asked to add a scoop of their honey ice cream to go with it, and wowww, it was so yummy -- soo creamy and soft without it being too sweet. And I'm not even much of an ice cream gal. There's also a variety of homemade fudge, pastries, and your ordinary coffee beverages. But definitely try the ice cream! Service was kind and friendly. Both ladies behind the counter answered my questions with a smile.

Horrible experience! One person working, all food is prepackaged then heated up. Husband's burrito…read moregot burned in the oven and was dried out. Croissant was hard and dry. Cinnamon roll tasted like it was weeks old. Sucks when the place is cute, but small and the only place on site at The Homestead.

I don't care how busy it is. Don't be rude to your customers.. And don't ignore them. I ended up…read morewalking out. Looks like the food was Sysco stuff anyway. But it was busy... So it must be OK. I suppose I'll never know.

I usually love small town diners. This was not the case at Chick's. The French bread was just bread…read morecooked in eggs (as far as I could tell). No seasoning or anything. The bacon was chewy and overcooked at the same time. Just not pleasant. Husband ordered breakfast sandwich (not on the menu). He said it was o.k. But that was about it. He got hash browns, which was smashed up has brown patties. No seasoning. The diner is very cramped inside, there's some cute touches inside but that's about the only redeeming quality. We told the cashier that the food was terrible, so she took some of the bill off. We still paid over $30 for a breakfast sandwich, 2 drinks, and some inedible food.

My Frappes were barely blended and had lots of ice chunks. My tea was also barely stirred and…read morebarley had any dragonfruit in it.

I'm paying $2 extra for the same cup of coffee that I can get at McDonald's. McDonald's frappe…read moreactually tastes much better but I've been avoiding McDonald's and coming to Starbucks. Here, I have to park, get out of my car to go and stand in line and deal with people. That's fine but when I'm placing an order and YOU don't pay attention and you screw up my order...!? DO NOT treat me like crap because of your lack of brain power! I'm paying $5! Five dollars - for a cup of coffee. That SHE messed up (caramel). I have/will always order the same exact thing: a medium mocha Frappuccino! Now Starbucks lost another customer. I already hate the location. I'm done paying $5 for nasty, disgusting coffee and the nasty attitude. I've been on a friendly basis with the staff, on a daily basis. Because SHE screwed up, they all got a attitude at me! Keep your sh*tty attitude and I'll spend my money ($5 day X 365= ). To be fair if I had made a mistake and messed up the order I would have apologized immediately for making an error and inconveniencing them even though that's their job! #StarbucksIsTooGoodForTheirCustomers #BanRudeCustomerService #MochaNotCaramel #HowDidYouGetCaramel #ASimpleImSorryWouldveBeenPolite #McDonaldsNeverBlamedMeForTHEIRmistake

Meg's Timberline Café is one of those rare, quietly extraordinary places that becomes part of your…read moreroutine before you even realize it. Their breakfast and coffee paninis, along with the burritos, are simply outstanding--distinctive, thoughtfully crafted, and far better than anything you'd expect to find tucked inside a hardware store. As a vegetarian, I'm continually impressed. The menu never lets me down; the choices are abundant, creative, and consistently delicious. I find myself inventing excuses to stop by for both breakfast and lunch because it's just that good. The staff adds to the charm--warm, friendly, and genuinely accommodating. And yes, the location inside the hardware store is a little unconventional, but that quirk only adds to its character. It's absolutely worth the small detour. Locally owned, locally loved, and unmistakably unique--Meg's is a gem I return to again and again.

We drove up to Heber and wanted to stop in based on the high reviews. First off, it's just inside…read morethe entrance of the Ace Hardware store with one table and a small bar table, so only 7-8 people can sit inside max. They do have a few tables outside, but if it's chilly like it was for us you're out of luck. We ordered the Reuben sandwich, the cordon Bleu, and the mount Timp, all with fries. We managed to grab the table so we got lucky. When our food came out pretty quickly we dug right in. The fries were delicious and a little crispy. Just the way we like them. I loved my Reuben. It had great flavor and I was happy with it. The others loved their sandwiches as well. They said they weren't obsessed, but they thought they were really good. Overall it was a fun experience and we'd probably stop in again.