My wife and I traveled from Bowling Green to Morgantown to check out this new coffeeshop. From the…read moremoment you walk in, you instantly feel at home. Payton greeted us when we came through the door and Elijah was brewing coffee. It's so awesome to see a young couple who have a love for Christ and their community as new business owners with a servant attitude. The decor inside is rustic, but welcoming. It literally feels like you are inside of a friend's house with the greenery, TV, and furnishings. While atmosphere and decor are warm, the food is also top notch! I had a caramel macchiato and my wife ordered a hot chocolate. Both were some of the best we've ever had, beating out the big name businesses. We decided to order some food as well -- a bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit and croissant. Both were so flavorful. Payton even came out to sit with us and chat with us a bit while it was slower. We definitely will be coming back!

Traveling from out of town and stopped in to do some work this morning. Nice little coffee shop…read morewith a variety of options. For a smaller shop I liked how many syrup options they had. Ordered a latte and a breakfast croissant, both were pretty good. I'd give the flavor a solid 4/5. Better than stoping at a chain coffee place for sure. Fast service and friendly staff!

Just stopped by for a golden eagle and I have to say this was such a fun experience coming here…read more The 2 girls that were working the drive thru were so friendly and smiling and I didn't get their names but it really makes a huge difference and just really made my day. Coming here is very clean and well kept and the line moves so fast because they are just on top of it! The drink is amazing! Perfectly made and I for one will never go back to starbucks because I love these interactions so much.

Drive through and walk-up window option. There are so many flavors and different combinations of…read moredrinks, it's almost overwhelming. Hadn't heard of this chain but will definitely go back if I ever pass by again

7/31/24 TL;DR…read moreI would rate this coffee shop 5/5 stars. The King's Café is a fun little coffee shop in downtown Glasgow, with a nicely sized coffee menu, with other drink options as well. They feature a few different espresso options, with a multitude of latte flavors; and smoothie options as well. Before I continue, I'd like to point out that I am a barista at my local coffee shop where I live. That being said, I am by no means a coffee expert. I do, however have good knowledge of coffee, espresso, milk steaming, and the like. (Background) I came to The King's Café with my dad in July of 2024, hoping to try something new and interesting. Additionally, I wanted to try their cappuccino, to see how different coffee shops make it. We ended up not trying any bakery item, so I'm the future I will edit my review to include them. My brother has also been to this coffee shop before I did, giving me his input as well. (Friendliness) The barista at the bar was very kind and helpful, and when I asked what he suggests, he was open to answer my questions. He also seemed enthusiastic about his job, engaging in conversation with customers. (Coffee) I ordered a cappuccino and a Caramel Apple latte (I can't remember the exact name of the drink-it was a seasonal beverage, maybe called the Pink Lady[??], I've forgotten). The Caramel Apple latte was an interesting combination of flavors, with the apple flavor overpowering the caramel by just a little, which I didn't mind all too much. The cappuccino was a little different than I had expected. A traditional cappuccino is made in 12oz or 6oz cup, served as a 1/3-ish ratio of espresso, milk, and foam. When I ordered my cappuccino, the barista gave me the option of a 16oz or 20oz- a little bit different than a traditional cappuccino. Additionally, there wasn't any latte art on the top of my cappuccino, which isn't really a big deal to me, but I know that some people can be picky. SIDE NOTE: A previous negative review said that the espresso shots that they pour are 10 seconds, which is way off from a perfect 27 second shot. I asked the barista at the bar, and he poured me a shot of espresso, to test my theory. the shot that he poured was 34 seconds, which is *technically* a bit long, but still a very good, and servable shot. (Smoothies) My dad ordered a strawberry smoothie, which is one of the many different fruits that they have available for smoothies. When he took a sip of it, however, he pointed out that it was quite grainy. Which he concluded could be attributed to the use of access ice, or the use of refrozen strawberries. Again, it wasn't a terribly big deal, but it is good to know for the future. When my brother went to this coffee shop and few weeks before I did, he pointed out that they have protein powder available to add to your smoothies, which is a nice addition, considering many coffee shops don't have that option. (Atmosphere) The atmosphere of The King's Café is very chill and relaxed, with classic music playing at a reasonable volume over some speakers. Additionally, they uphold a chill, Elvis Presley vibe, with fun paintings of him, vinyl records, and music playing devices decorating the café. The place seemed nice and clean, with the bathrooms, dining room, and bar area cleaned regularly. To conclude my review, The King's Café is a chill, relaxing environment to grab a coffee or smoothie at. After further review, I rate this place 5/5 stars, and I would definitely recommend! Thanks for reading ;)

Really, really bad coffee in a charming and otherwise pleasant environment…read more Shots were poured too fast (only 10 seconds!) and we're allowed to sit for nearly 20 seconds before being incorporated into the drink, resulting in bitter, weak coffee flavor. (Shots should take 18-22 seconds to pour, with a rich golden crema on top, if the grind is adjusted properly, and need to be incorporated with milk immediately to retain the delicate sugars in espresso.) This was covered up by a gut-punch of sugary syrup (I ordered a vanilla breve). I threw the drink out after a couple sips. Sad, because the place is fun and inviting (Elvis-themed, dark and woody) and the service is friendly. If the staff was well trained in professional espresso service, this funky down-trodden little town wouldn't know what hit it! There's no good coffee here. The best in town is Fine Arts Bistro, and it's only good depending on the person making it. If anyone actually figures out how to make good coffee consistently here in this charming, working-class town, I think the locals will beat a path to them and make them profitable. As of this review, there is no such place in the Glasgow area. Not recommended, just yet.

They know us by name and always have our order ready to go; can't miss with a "Mercy Me" and…read morejalapeño cheddar breakfast sandwich. We love this place! **some other reviews such as Cheryl P & Don P are another local coffee shop. Sad to see that hate on another local shop. Southern cup is always consistent; you can taste the difference in quality! We order ahead online, as sometimes with GOOD QUALITY AND NOT CHEAP CONVENIENCE (ahem sbucks, dnkn, etc.) you will wait for a FEW minutes at the drive through. Everyone is in such a rush and so spoiled by convenience, they forget to remember how fueling their body affects everything. Personally, I'll always choose quality over mass-produced corporate crap.

Great food great coffee and VERY friendly staff will go back for sure prices were reasonable too!read more

Fish wasn't as fresh as it should be. Service was great as I was the only one in there at the time.read more

Fresh & flavorful meal ! Will definitely be eating there again. The service was great and quick.read more

Visiting the Greater Bowling Green area and looking for dessert, we decided to give Meltdown a try…read moreand we weren't disappointed. From the outside, the muted pastels of this quaint ice cream parlor caught our attention. This small batch ice cream maker had 7-8 flavors on the day we went. I went with Cookies and Cream and enjoyed every bite. The single scoop was large enough to satisfy my sweet tooth. The old timey interior transported me to a parlor from the 1950's and I loved all of it. Well positioned across from a park, my recommendation would be to grab a scoop, walk to the park and enjoy being outside in summer. I will most definitely be back.

Went after a bad dinner experience on our 43rd anniversary. Meltdown hit the spot and made the…read moreevening much better can't thank them enough. The servers were friendly and were right off offering samples! Wife and I both got sundaes and the portions were super generous. Flavors were fantastic. It was worth breaking our diets for!!! We'll be back.

I'm reviewing the HWY 52 Westmoreland location. I'm glad someone got this place that knows about…read morecoffee. Under previous ownership, the thought an Americano was just brewed black coffee. The Americano they have now is very good.

Hands down the best coffee and lotus drinks are wonderful too. The sweetest staff to serve you as…read morewell. Drive up service don't even have to get out of vehicle - greeted with a smile every time!!

A really nice coffee house in downtown Glasgow Ky.In a beautiful preserved building from the late…read more1880s that was once a dry goods business.They cook their own pastries and make all their own syrups.I had the squire (bourbon toffee)specialty coffee.Service was good and fast.This fueled The Working Man Review.

When you walk in and take in the craftsman, beautiful work on this historic Morris building this is…read morethe coolest thing on the Square. Come sit relax. Have a wonderful Savannah inspired coffee and drink it in. The service is friendly, friendly grateful and inviting!!! Well done Savannah and family WELL DONE.