Let me tell you, if you read the one star reviews here, you're being lied to…read more It is a working goat farm. It sells raw products (i.e. goat milk & eggs) and you get to go outside with the goats. Not just feed/pet them through the fence. You get the farm experience without the work of it. There is also goat milk skincare. Soaps, lotions, and all kinds made with goat milk. Plus you can visit the owner who makes it all in her workshop. ALSO, they hold goat milk cheese making classes regularly! With all that they offer, they require a membership. Adults over 18 fill out a form and pay a ONE-TIME FEE. It's $10 for an individual, $15 for married couple, and $20 for a family that covers parents and their underage children. It's a LIFETIME membership. Meaning you pay it once and never again. It's not yearly. It's not monthly. It's lifetime. Don't think of it as 'just getting a cup of coffee'. It's an experience you get to enjoy with great opportunities to build community and have fun as well as getting a delicious cup of coffee!

They have some unique coffee combinations, and we did try it with the goat milk, which we couldn't…read morereally tell any difference so I guess that's a good thing. We had come from the national polka festival and already eaten too many kolache so we didn't try any of the baked goods, but they looked really good. My biggest concern is by signing the 3 page membership agreement that I'm pretty sure I am now part a cult that will eventually try to overthrow the government using an army of goats. I would share why I think that, but I'm pretty sure I signed something saying that I wouldn't go into details.

I give my order which included dried strawberries for my GD. Get to window. The person says we…read morecan't do that. I said. Why. You have many times she said not here. I said yes here. She says not by me. I said I never said it was by you. I said it was that this location. So nonetheless, after a few words exchange not bad, but I was trying to prove a point that I have bought dried strawberries at 50 Cent a scoop before several times and what I have come to realize is some Starbucks will allow this, and others will not which brings me to my point. I was told it was a corporate rule across the board and they don't break the rules and I said well yes you can and you have. My granddaughter understood that they would not sell them to me, but as her grandmother, I was not happy that I have purchased them before and as my granddaughter said, you've got them here before nanny And I thought wow my five-year-old granddaughter was totally aware of what we have done several times but last night they weren't having it So let's do this Starbucks If it's a rule, make it a rule at every store and every location No exclusions for the inclusions And the reason I know that they're called inclusions because I've seen them on the screen too many times when I was allowed to buy them I will only purchase now for my granddaughter, and I will not partake because an unkind barista was. ... unkind. Do better Starbucks

I'm very disappointed. Online information indicated that Valentine's drinks and snacks would be…read moreavailable starting 2/1/26. When I visited the Forney Starbucks location, I was told they were not participating. If this promotion is being advertised everywhere, there should be consistency across locations. This was a frustrating experience.

Busy day to come with the card show and even though there was only one person working, you would…read morehave never known it! He (the barista) was continually professional and apologetic for any wait... but there really was virtually no wait. He made our drinks swiftly and had us our food in a great time. Not only that, but both were absolutely delicious. Overall a great experience with a very cool vibe! We will certainly be back! Also pleased with how many gluten free options there are!

Absolutely love their Matcha pistachio strawberry latte. I usually end up ordering drinks and never…read morefinish them, but here I had to increase the size because it wasn't enough. So nutty and sweet with just the perfect amount of bitter Matcha and creamy oat milk. I also tried the vegan guava pop tart warmed - so yummy! Service was great. Friendly staff that made my son a Frappe that was not on the menu. The location is beautiful, right inside of the OC building. A lot of parking and a lot of places to sit inside.

Absolutely amazing. Not only is it a cute little coffee shop to sit at with a friend for a few…read moremoments, but it's a roaster as well! That's how you can be sure it's going to be good coffee... and it was! The blue berry latte was one of the best coffees I've had in a long time from a local spot. The pastries are also very delicious. The workers were very kind and patient as well. Enjoyed sitting here!

I always enjoy trying coffee from a local coffee purveyor. While in Forney I picked up a nice cold…read morebrew at @addisoncoffeeroasters The coffee was good. A little more bitter than usual but still delicious. 4/5 coffee 5/5 service

Convenient stop, but sometimes gets overcrowded. Not a testament to the location, though, just…read morestating the busy nature of Forney. Staff is always friendly and attentive and does their best to get the stuff out quickly. Drinks are always delicious here!

LOVEEEEE this location, everyone is so friendly, especially Raphael and his shift manager, Mya!!…read moreBest drinks in town!

I got the taro milk tea with Bobo, it was delicious and I enjoyed every sip! The space is also huge…read morelots of seating and god staff !

Nice place to stop if you're wanting a boba treat in Forney. They have a lot of options to choose…read morefrom and most are tasty. The service is really friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. It's a chill atmosphere with great music and plenty of places to sit. I would recommend not getting the cheese foam! No cheese touch for me! Also it tastes odd.

I usually have no problems with this place. Went in around 1:30am with my wife and after noticing…read morethe cold brew coffee was burnt and disgusting, I grabbed something else and went to check out. I apparently was standing at the wrong register because when the employee came out from hiding and talking on the phone, instead of telling me he would check me out or asking how we're doing, he just shrugged his hands and looked at us like we're were idiots. I'll be complaining to corporate too.

The absolute worse customer service experience ever!! Never enough cashiers and some lady is always…read moreacting like she's baking or doing something instead of attending to customers!!!

I stopped to pick up breakfast for my family this morning, and apparently we also received a…read morecomplimentary lesson in creative interpretations of menu descriptions. First up was my nephew's TOASTED grilled cheese on sourdough. I emphasize "toasted" because evidently that word is open to interpretation. One side of ONE piece of bread had actually encountered the toaster. The bottom piece apparently opted out entirely, leaving him with a grilled cheese that was half toasted and half soggy bread. Perhaps the toaster was only working part-time today. Then we moved on to the "filled" donuts my niece and I ordered. While putting the donuts on plates with freshly washed hands, I noticed the filled donuts weighed suspiciously close to the regular ones. Naturally, curiosity took over, so we performed a very scientific kitchen-counter autopsy on both the jelly-filled and Boston cream. Mystery solved. Each contained approximately one bite's worth of filling. Not one bite per half. One bite in the ENTIRE donut. Apparently the filling is more of a garnish than an actual ingredient. Maybe "donut with a brief appearance by jelly" would be a more accurate menu description. Finally, I ordered a pumpkin drink that had exactly zero detectable pumpkin flavor. Thinking maybe my taste buds were the problem, I conducted another highly scientific experiment and handed it to four other adults without telling them what flavor it was supposed to be. Not one person said pumpkin. Not even close. So either all five of us simultaneously lost the ability to taste pumpkin, or the pumpkin forgot to show up for work this morning. One disappointing item can happen. Four of the six different items in the same order starts to feel less like an accident and more like quality control took the morning off. I'm not expecting Michelin-starred cuisine from a breakfast run. I would, however, appreciate toasted food being toasted, filled donuts actually being filled, and pumpkin drinks containing enough pumpkin flavor that five adults don't need to hold a focus group to figure out what we're drinking.

My son and I arrived at this location for the first time around 12:45 PM on 7/20/2025. There was no…read moreline, and no one greeted us when we walked in. We stood there for about two minutes, and someone walked in after us and was helped ahead of us without any acknowledgment from the staff. We then waited an additional five minutes, still without a single word from anyone. While I don't mind waiting, I was very disappointed by the lack of basic courtesy and acknowledgment. Allowing someone to cut in front of us without addressing it, and not even offering a greeting, made us feel completely disregarded. I understand this may not matter to anyone there, but based on this experience, I will not be returning to this location.

This is now the Brass Rabbit. Nice tea room with friendly service. I had the duet and chose the…read morechicken asparagus soup and ham and cheese quiche. Both were just ok. The chicken and asparagus soup had very little asparagus and was a smaller portion. It was not a filling lunch. The dining room was clean but had limited seating for 2-4 people so I (dining alone) had to sit at a long table with another group dining at the other end. Would dine there again but wouldn't be my first choice.

First off, this restaurant is now called The Brass Rabbit. Apparently the menu is very much the…read moresame. Our group of 14 were there on a Thursday and the restaurant was pretty busy. Our server took our orders and the food arrived in a timely manner. Everyone seemed to like what they ordered. If you are in the area I would recommend you try The Brass Rabbit. They are open through lunch serving, among other things, soup, salads, sandwiches.