Stopped in to grab a bag of beans for my home coffee machine. With a purchase of coffee beans you…read moreget a free drip coffee so I tried the Finca Pensamiento which was perfectly smooth. Also grabbed a basic burrito for lunch- which comes with eggs cheese and bacon. The eggs were perfectly fluffy and the side salsa added some nice flavor to the otherwise very simple burrito. This is a really nice location with lots of indoor and outdoor seating options. If the weather was cooler I probably would've stayed and worked on the patio. Would definitely recommend if you are looking for a new WFH location

One of my favorite remote spots to work. There are several areas to sit both inside and out, which…read moremakes it super easy to settle in for a while. The baristas are always so kind and welcoming! Lastly, you have to try their turtle latte (little bit of carmel. Little bit of mocha) with a burrito or cinnamon--so good! Cheers!

Great service and excellent coffee and food!…read more I ordered the banana ball latte- it was delicious it didn't have an overall banana taste and it was too sweet. I also got the egg and cheese breakfast sandwich and it was fantastic. The cheese does get a little messy so grab a napkin. Good amount of seating area and not a loud environment even when many were in the building.

First off, they have no parking spots for disabled people. None. We circled the building and there…read morewere no signs for a disabled person to park. All the parking near the entrance is metered parking-- the kind that's hard to figure out if you don't use it regularly. There were three parallel parking spots directly in front of the door, but they were all filled and had 15 minute limits. The meters seem to be owned by the city, so maybe Big Grove doesn't have a choice, but it's very odd and wrong. The employees don't know anything about it. Next, the food. Bookguy wanted a muffin, but they were out. The pastries in the case were not like anything I had seen before, except for the cookies. The counter person described what they were, rather than naming them. Thus we ended up with a mushroom thingie and a pizza thingie. The mushrooms were minimal, black shreds with no flavor in a cornbread-like square. Bookguy rejected it after one bite: too dry and flavorless. I didn't think it was awful, but I wouldn't get it again. The pizza thingie was ok. The soft square of bread was fresh, with two pepperoni rounds, a teaspoon of mild pizza sauce and a teaspoon of white cheese. I especially liked the bread. Lastly, the coffee. It was excellent. I ordered a cappuccino with oat milk. I commented on the fancy machines they use and the "barista" pointed under the counter and said it was a robot. So maybe they don't have a trained barista, just a button pusher because they have a coffee-making robot. Nevertheless, it was great coffee. That being said, I can't imagine coming here again.

I've been here a few times and I really want to like it but I have left disappointed literally…read moreevery time. It's a small cute coffee shop by the house but just lacks any sense of friendliness or even good customer service. I typically wouldn't review but I never got helped at the counter today after waiting for quite awhile. 5 people back there actively couldn't help me order a drink after waiting a good while. The food while decent Is rather overpriced and their coffee is truly mid at best. There are just too many coffee shops in Omaha that have gotten it right for this one to be so bad.

Coffee Society is a great Papillion location for a yummy coffee and a chat with friends or personal…read morestudy sesh. I have been here for both, and it can fill up quickly, especially on weekends. My coffees are always consistently delicious, and I love how festive Coffee Society is, even making new seasonal menus. I got their Valentine's menu iced coffee, which I believe was cookie dough chocolate chip flavored and phenomenal. Their food is very pricey, even for a coffee shop, and I didn't love the breakfast tacos. They were overwhelmingly just avocado and chewy sausage pieces, so next time I would probably try something else as this one was not worth the price. My boyfriend enjoyed his breakfast sandwich, so I would probably try something from their large variety of sandwiches. However, the coffee made this visit worth it. The ambiance is very bright, airy, and open! Coffee Society is very cute and aesthetically pleasing, and their holiday decor was very fun! It was packed this visit, but luckily they have tons of seating!

This was my first time at Coffee Alley and everything I had was awesome! I got a ham and cheese…read morecroissant (omg) and a Dulce De Leche Latte (double omg)! Both were excellent, and came out nice and hot. The vibe in fun and colorful and there was a group of people practicing their Spanish (both native speakers and new learners). I thought that was such a cool idea to build community and practice a new skill, or help a new learner in their Spanish journey. I brought my laptop and spent a few hours in a booth and it was a very relaxing space. There was a good buzz but not too crowded or loud for studying. I loved my experience and will be back soon!

This is a fun, cute coffee shop. Located just off 72nd Harrison. So Ralston/ La vista…read more Staff was very friendly! Plenty of seating inside. Great spot to meet friends for coffee. Next time I will try the food.

We love the owner, Bob!! He's friendly, loves to chat and is always upbeat. A variety of coffees…read moreavailable along with looseleaf teas. Soon opening a drive-through location in the same community.

A welcome addition to the center square of Glenwood. My only real complaint is: why couldn't this…read morehave been here during my high school years? What to expect: Ice cream and treats Coffee for dine in or to go A decent selection of beans to take home Small gift bag sizes of loose leaf tea A huge selection of syrups and sauces Friendly and helpful service! This likely isn't going to fulfill your taste for craft coffees and house made syrups, but what they do, they do well! The hospitality and small town passion for community are inviting and memorable. Be sure to stop in and support this local business. Grab a coffee for yourself, a gift card for a friend and an ice cream for the kids!

First time visiting Omaha and stopped by Village Grinder. I ordered an iced latte and they came out…read morewith an iced chai latte, but quickly changed it when I asked. The store itself is small and super cute with a few tables and chairs to sit and enjoy your beverage. The latte was the perfect combination of coffee and milk.

I love a good local coffee shop and Village Grinder was one such place!…read more It is so cute and cozy inside, with an adorable little seating area, delicious coffee smells all throughout the shop, and all the little touches like wooden signs welcoming you in. And for the shopper, they have lots of small decor, gifts, and actual coffee beans for sale. But the star of the show is the coffee drinks themselves! I had the pumpkin spice latte (it was Autumn, so I am allowed!), and it was creamy, had a good spice to it, and smooth. I would definitely get that again. But I look forward to trying more flavors soon! Village Grinder is a cute little cafe to stop by while you're in Countryside Village. Always nice to grab a coffee or treat while you shop - and it's great that you can even shop inside Village Grinder too!

I always love coming here, living in town it's always a frequent stop! Their coffee is always…read moreperfect and has many flavor choices. If you don't like a very strong coffee they have beautiful sweet options! My only complaint is the chai. I know myself and many others would enjoy the place 10x if the chai wasn't grainy! I'm not sure if it's a sugar dissolving issue or the tea, but every single time I get chai there's just grains floating around and at the bottom of my cup. It really brings me down! However everything else really is amazing!

Great service and great coffee!! The Black Sheep is my go to place when we are in Springfield.read more

I met my dear dear dear friend here for a coffee and catch up…read more I opted for a SF latte and some avo toast. WOW it is just always so good and savory I always want more, even though the bread is very thick and hearty and topped with heaping piles of avocado. I opted for a little balsamic glaze and it was divine! Always a great time at Zen, plus I got to see the new expansion. It's a great spot for meeting, working, or catching up with friends.

I recently visited Zen Coffee Company for the first time. Since I've been avoiding caffeine lately,…read moreI was hoping for a good selection of herbal teas. They only offered one herbal option (lavender mint) but unfortunately I could only taste the mint and didn't notice any lavender. They did have other caffeine-free drinks available, but I was looking for something unsweetened and low in sugar. The space was also different than I expected. Based on the name, I imagined a cozy, relaxing atmosphere with comfortable lounge seating. Instead, the décor felt a bit mismatched, almost like the café had expanded over time and the two sides were decorated very differently. That said, one thing they absolutely got right was the amount of seating. There were plenty of tables and space to work, study, or catch up with a friend without feeling crowded. The biggest downside was the cleanliness. The bathroom didn't feel clean, there were stains on the floors, chipped paint and damaged walls, crumbs around the couches and on some of the chairs, and the dish return bins were noticeably dirty inside. I stayed for about 90 minutes, and during that time I didn't see any cleaning happening, even though there were several areas that clearly needed attention. None of these issues alone would have been a dealbreaker, but together they made the café feel neglected and took away from what otherwise could have been a much more enjoyable experience.