Idaho Falls coffee!! Great coffee shop!!!…read more Loved this place. The ladies up front were so helpful and nice. Very warm and comfy atmosphere. The place you want to come back to again and again. I got the drip coffee, flavor of day, bourbon pecan. Great coffee with just enough flavor but not overpowering. Free refill on the drip coffee was a great bonus. I also got a half sandwich and soup. Turkey cranberry was very good. Tomato soup was hot and flavorful. Perfect amount for an early lunch. Others in my group got lattes and all loved them. The Spanish croissant was very good. Others also got soup and sandwiches and enjoyed. We will be coming back before we leave town after such a great experience.

This is a cute coffee shop to stop at going through Idaho Falls. They have a great selection of…read morespecialty drinks and different breakfast sandwiches. The coffee was pretty good. My boyfriend liked the burrito but said he would like a little more meat. I liked the croissant sandwich & the maple syrup in it really added to the taste!

The coffee was excellent even bought a few items that had for sale…read more They were quick and courteous We even drove out of our way to check it out

Fun stop, seriously one of the best vanilla lattes and I get mine with oatmilk. We got a maple nut…read morescone only wish we would've gotten two. I shared mine and definitely next time I won't. Nice and cute inside and our server was really nice .

Wonderful coffee shop!…read more We stopped here before the airport and I'm so glad we did! The owner was very nice and so was the staff! Oxygen quality was high and refreshing!

The good: They offer pourer, which is frustratingly uncommon in Idaho, in my experience…read more The bad: The options for pourover are "medium" or "dark," served in a paper cup. I'll just say it: as someone who travels extensively for work, the specialty coffee scene in Idaho is grim. Coffee knowledge is extremely poor, and most people seem to be just looking for some sort of sweet, caffeinated beverage. And if that's your bag, this place might be great for you. The interior design is decent--it LOOKS, from a 10,000' view, like a specialty coffee shop, and I was hopeful when I was heading over here. There are plants. The baristas are friendly enough. But do not mistake this for specialty coffee. It's overroasted swill designed to sit "in the mix" in a sweetened, syruped milk drink. And they shouldn't be offering pourover coffee if they're not using coffee that needs that brewing technique to showcase its distinctiveness. Especially not for $8. Specialty coffee shops offer single origin pourover coffee from around the world on a cycle that follows the coffee crop (more or less). Without exception, specialty coffee uses roast descriptors from "cinnamon" to "city+," and there's no point in doing a pourover with anything darker than "Full City." And you don't do pourovers in a paper cup or offer "room for cream." Anyway, TL;DR: Got a pourover and it's basically undrinkable. I hate leaving negative reviews, but I wanted to leave a this for those like me who might come all the way here hoping to find a nice pourover. The coffee here is roasted much too dark. The espresso in the hoppers is black. The steaming pitchers are stored on top of the machine. The tamper is nice, but the distribution and tamping process was nonexistent, as befits a shop that is using coffee as a base ingredient and not a focus. If you're the owner, and if you have any love for coffee, please consider buying coffee from a legit specialty roaster and giving it a trial run in straight milk drinks and pourovers (single origin only). Even a large high-volume specialty roaster such as the ones you find on drinktrade.com--while not my first choice--would be a dramatic improvement in the resultant cup. You have a beautiful space, and good people behind the bar. You could easily offer a rotating selection of "the good stuff" for your non-sweetened beverages, if you wanted to do better. Even if you don't want to get into roasting, you could do what many premier cafes do and use a rotating selection of guest roasters for your specialty drinks. You have an opportunity to cultivate the art, not just the appearance, and be the first specialty shop in Idaho Falls. /soapbox

Located just up the road from downtown Idaho Falls, this charming little coffee shop perfectly…read moreblends small-town warmth with creative, flavorful drinks that wake up both your taste buds and your mind. They offer a solid lineup of regular staples alongside a rotating selection of featured drinks each month--giving you a great reason to keep coming back and see what's new. We tried the Oatmeal Cookie and Honey Lavender lattes, swapping in oat milk to lighten the caloric load. Both delivered a rich, prominent coffee flavor and were pleasantly sweet without going overboard. While both were excellent, the Honey Lavender edged out as my favorite. Every drink can be customized to your liking, and they're happy to fill your own reusable cup if you bring one. Street parking is surprisingly easy to find, even on a Saturday around lunchtime. The only downside is the somewhat limited hours (8:30 AM - 2:30 PM), so plan accordingly if you're passing through later in the day.

Such a cute little shop! I was in town visiting my sister and this is one of the few coffee shops…read moreshe really liked. We had a lot of questions regarding the lattes, and the barista was kind enough to show us the measurements and ingredients of each latte. There's also gifts inside of here and some tables to sit down and enjoy your drink. Parking was no issue and pretty walkable to the downtown area. Would definitely visit again!

Friendly staff that are just what you want to see in the morning. They will share their thoughts…read moreand opinions about what to eat. We ate there 2 times and it did not disappoint! Go there and enjoy the day.

Cute spot! Opens at 8a Sunday morning and everyone knows it! I got here 5 min early and was 2nd in…read moreline (would have been first if I'd known to get out of the car!) and when I went to order there must have been 10 people in line. Service was a bit slow considering they said this is an every weekend occurrence - could be staffed better or benefit from process improvements to get things moving quicker, but most people are probably here to eat in on a Sunday.

Good drinks. Every time we go the employees get our drinks wrong or size wrong though.read more

Back in Idaho Falls and stopped at Java Express once again. And once again, did not disappoint!…read more Prices are comparable to most coffee places. Java Express is a drive through, and does not offer a "sit down" type shop. The drive through is always convenient. Although they did not have the sugar free option for the "Heavenly" latte, that I had last year, that barista (who was friendly, professional, and hospitable) suggested the "Samoa" which was quite tasty and equally as good as the "Heavenly". This shop is definitely worth the visit. Thank you, Java Express!

The team they have working here is energetic and friendly. They know how to make an awesome chai…read moregolden eagle. I come to this location regularly. One recommendation to the manager- please turn down the outside music. I bring my mom here and she has a hard time communicating because she can't hear over the music .

White Zombie was Awesome! Nothing Short of Great Service and Awesome Quality Coffee, Lattes, and…read moreCold Brew! The Crew sets the Vibe-

I absolutely love this coffee shop. The ambiance is impeccable, the coffee is good and the food is…read morea little piece of heaven.

Traveling through on the way to SLC. Nice spot. Nice service. Food is pretty good. A little…read moreoverpriced. We split the soup and sandwich combo, which was plenty.

Service has been great every time I've been there! It's got seating outside which is nice, and some…read moreside parking options in case the parking lots out front are taken! I've been there on super busy moments, like some slower paced ones, and at all times I have been taken care of in a good way. It's clean place & they have a good system down to make sure you're taken care of in a timely fashion! The breads are delicious. Sandwiches and salads are all flavorful and satisfying! So far every macha and coffee drink I've tried, I have liked! They have coconut water, and other drink options for you to choose from as well. It's a good eatery to go to & highly recommend it!

Abracadabra's was recommended by a nice stranger when I asked where we should grab a good bite to…read moreeat that's local. We were not disappointed. There was a sign out front letting us know they were training and service will be slower than normal. We were glad we waited! Once checked in we were seated in 15 minutes. The waitress was attentive and super nice! We got our drinks quickly and she got our order right away. Hubby and I were on a roadtrip so we went over the plan for the day and discussed highlights so far. Food came out and it was definitely worth the wait. We both got omelette's. Came out hot and perfect. Hubby got biscuit, I got the mini waffles. Had the raspberry jelly/jam. OMG, heaven in your mouth! They sell the jelly/jam, worth the cost! Can't wait to have it at home on crepes, toast, even ice cream! Yummy! If we lived closer this would be a weekly stop for us.

Abracadabra's in Idaho Falls was an incredible brunch stop, and you definitely need to arrive…read morehungry! I ordered the funnel cake French toast with bacon and eggs over easy, and the French toast was absolutely HUGE, delicious, and every bit as indulgent as it sounds. The bacon was perfectly cooked, the eggs were just right, and everything came together for one seriously satisfying breakfast. The fun atmosphere and friendly service made the experience even better, and it's exactly the kind of local place I love finding while traveling. If you're in Idaho Falls and looking for a memorable brunch with generous portions and food that's as fun as it is delicious, Abracadabra's is a must!