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    Mock's Crossroads Coffee Mill

    4.5 (141 reviews)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Relax and sip

    Great coffee on our road trip to CO. We liked it so much, we stopped on the return home. Friendly service in an old grain mill. Cool decor. We splurged on a delicious apple fritter. 2 coffees and a pastry were about $14.

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    Wendy M.

    Not gonna lie, I was surprised to see Mock's show up on Yelp's list in such a (very) small town. We were happy to support local and so drove over. Super cute space. Friendly staff and very patient as we checked out the menu and made decisions. We both ordered vanilla lattes with an extra espresso shot. Long drives require proper liquid fueling, lol. No sweetener needed which was a first for me. Nice. Him: ham and cheese sandwich on an English muffin. Me: bacon, egg and cheese biscuit. They made it while we waited. Small town, homemade. It hit the spot and was something you'd find at home. Nothing particularly special but also a great local find, if that makes sense.

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    Rachel C.

    Hooray for small town coffee shops that are BOSS status! Serving Breve style coffee (along with many other options including breakfast) and a wall full of flavors to add, had me giddy to try my first sip. Sweet sigh, delicious! In fact, a few hours later the hubs wanted to stop in again for another drink. Something we try to avoid on a road trip with so many choices. Ha We also "shared" a Sausage, egg, and cheese McMuffin. I say shared, because my one bite turned into half. Pretty darn tasty. Mock Coffee is legit and I will smile every time I see my sticker y'all gave me.

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    Karen H.

    Old Feed Mill built in 1918. They offer a variety of breakfast items, coffees, soda and specialty drinks...iced and hot. You will enjoy this unique experience. Take a pound if coffees with you as you go on your way!

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    Roxanne H.

    Traveling from OK to CO and stopped at this mom and pop coffee shop! This town kinda seemed like a dead and quiet area so I was shocked to see a coffee shop! It seemed to do well! We enjoyed chatting with an elder gentleman who was having some breakfast while we waited for our coffee's and pastries. My hubs got a lavender latte that he said he liked. I got an oat milk matcha latte which was delicious. We shared a cherry turnover which was so fresh and flaky it had to be made in house! Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area!

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    Caitlyn D.

    Coffee is really good! I got an iced vanilla latte and it's just what I needed on my way through town on my cross country road trip :) Cute place too with friendly staff.

    Americano and bagel :)
    Jessica M.

    LOVED this place! Coming through town it was really the only thing with good reviews on yelp that was open when we needed. The staff were friendly, the place is really cute and most importantly the americano I had was great :) would definitely recommend!

    Just a block south of the highway off Main Street, me and my motorcycle taking a break from the road trip for some "real" coffee and food.

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    Really cute inside and good home-cooked food. Off the main drag a block or so, but worth finding for breakfast or lunch.

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    Adorable coffee shop tucked away near the main intersection in Clayton. Best coffee in town and food to boot.

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    Wonderful cherry turnover and substantial, tasty breakfast burrito. Also the oat milk latte was amazing. Love the historic building.

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    Excellent venue. Great selection. Pastries were awesome. Biscuits and gravy were good.

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    great little stop for some real coffee and nice people! just traveling through! Cute town too!

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    Very good breakfast sandwich on beautiful croissant. Iced Coffee was very tasty! Pleasant early morning surprise!

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    What a great find! We were just passing through and decided to stop. Coffee was great and the cinnamon roll was perfection.

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    Stopped while taking a road trip. Good breakfast taco but I wasn't a fan of the coffee.

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