Service was fast and the employees were busy but pleasant. It was 10am ish and it was packed. We…read moregot the Tiramisu Latte and a double shot. The tiramisu was really yummy! The espresso was a little acidic so it just needs dialed in more.

While traveling to the Ashland area the Pour House was the closest local shop to us so we visited…read moremultiple times. The pastries and quiche were really good. The coffee was decent and did the job while the Red Bull sunrise was delicious. The sunrise has tons of flavor options and various juices that can be used but their menu doesn't share that info. My recommendation is to either ask them to read the extensive list or check out one of the delivery apps to see the options before heading to the drive thru.

We tried Grindstone Bakery for the first time today, and we've been missing out! The bakery is…read morelocated next door to the coffee shop and open on Fridays and Saturdays. They had a wonderful selection of goodies. We ended up choosing the tiramisu cookies, chocolate chip cookies, olive oil cakes w blackberry thyme jam, cinnamon rolls, and mozzarella, tomato, basil focaccia. To start the tiramisu cookies had wonderful coffee flavor, and the fresh, creamy frosting paired nicely. The chocolate chip cookies were soft, chewy, and had chocolate woven throughout. One of the best I've had! The olive cakes were good, well backed and had a delicate flavor. However, we weren't the biggest fans of the thyme flavor, but that's just our preference. The focaccia was deliciously savory, the toppings paired well with the bread without overtaking its flavor. Lastly, the showstopper, was the cinnamon roll. It was next level good, and I dare say the best I've ever had. The roll itself was soft, buttery, and full of cinnamon spice. The frosting was perfect, creamy with a delicate cream cheese flavor. I know I'm going to be craving it in the future. On top of the delicious baked goods, the interior was clean and had welcoming vibe. The employees were kind and helpful. The price for everything was $58, which makes sense with how expensive groceries are nowadays. And you're supporting a small, locally owned business. I highly recommend this place and will definitely return!

Seriously interesting build out. Built in front of and attached to an old house in which the…read morebathrooms are located. Seating in a narrow (possibly) old container (?). Lovely rooftop seating . Has drive through without overhang, good for tall vehicles. Few parking options but can be found. The service was neither good or bad. They were quick to notice the errors they initially made with our drinks and equally quick to remedy it. The drinks were very good however I feel it is unnecessary to charge extra for everything (oat milk, syrups) making a reasonably priced latte costly.

Wonderfully curated space. I stopped here two days in a row for iced coffee and it was delicious!…read moreThey had specialty, seasonal options on a menu that all sounded great. I opted for the blackberry cobbler latte both days, but my sister tried cinnamon bun and marshmallow which I also liked. Great little spot!!

Delightful little coffee shop right downtown. Service is super nice. Pastries and snacks are…read moregreat. A nice place to hang out. Owners are the nicest people ever.

Stopped while passed through..... Cool spot - Americano was…read moregood. Got some lunch decent food, nothing crazy but good local lunch! Pb&j sandwiches for kids + they were big! Very cool book store in the back with wild selection & great kids section.

The Fuzzy Duck is the narnia of coffee shops, with a hidden book store full of goodies! Drinks are…read morehand crafted and a step above what you find at chain coffee stores. Great prices too!

I ordered a Summer Berry refresher not the Summer Skies as I DO NOT like milk in my tea. But I felt…read morevery rushed so I couldn't ask them to re-make my drink. Ended up tossing it, waste of money! Fast service and very clean though!

I finally came in again. Everything was nice today. No problems! Will be back. The people working…read morewas all nice and my order was completed in record time, even though it was a very busy time of day. Well pleased!

From the second we walked in, the staff was warm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly. It felt less…read morelike walking into a restaurant and more like stopping by a close friend's house for breakfast. Everyone seemed truly happy to be there and happy to help. My fiancée and I both ordered the breakfast burrito with bacon and sausage, along with a side of Frank's RedHot. It was, without question, the best breakfast burrito I've ever had. The tortilla was grilled perfectly, the eggs were fluffy and packed with flavor instead of being soggy, and the bacon, sausage, crispy tater tots, and melted cheese all came together to make an incredible meal. I can't recommend M&J Cafe enough. The staff is exceptional, the food is outstanding, and on top of all that, the prices are very reasonable. It's the kind of local place you hope to find when you're traveling. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in the Ashland area.

Wait Staff 6/10 Food Quality 8/10…read moreCleanliness 8/10 Overall Score 7.5 I've only been here once when they opened. I gave them an overall score of 7.5 because the location is somewhat a hidden gem. I definitely recommend this one.

Great coffee! We'll prepared food with good fresh ingredients! Service was excellent too. Good…read moreplace to study or work on your laptop. Very surprised by the quiet ambiance in this small downtown Paintsville shop.

The coffee was very good and the customer service was incredible! I would personally like to see a…read morefew more bakery options. The seating area was cute and well set up.

Took the whole gang to this place (9 people). The ladies that waited on us did a fantastic job as…read moreit was very busy. Great portions of ice cream. Excellent service! Highly recommend.

I've always told people how great this place is and that they should definitely check it out…read more.. However, when I stopped by today, it was a different story. Two young girls were talking behind the cash register when we walked in. They didn't say 'hello' or 'welcome' or give any greeting. It took a while for them to acknowledge us.We ordered for the four-year-old and I asked for butter pecan. After I paid almost $14 for two scoops of ice cream, I noticed the butter pecan tasted a little grainy. (It had always been delicious before.) Anyone who has worked in the ice cream business knows that means the ice cream is getting old. I told the young girls how it tasted and what it meant. One of them said, " that was the last of it." I said that that was the reason it tasted like it did, because it was the last of the tub. I asked them if they had any more and one of them said, " not at this time." (I saw several tubs of ice cream sitting out on the counter ready to be put in the showcase.) I asked them if I could get something else because I didn't want to pay $7 for something I would throw away. they just looked at each other. One girl didn't say anything, but moved to the cooler and asked what I wanted. I settled for something I really didn't want. The young lady got it for me and reached it to me over-the-counter without saying a word. She acted as if I was in the wrong and that she shouldn't have had to replace it. We stayed inside to eat our ice cream and the place started filling up with people. It was packed. I saw more than one person getting two scoops of butter pecan ice cream....... Really?!?!?? ... all of that within a span of five minutes! I went up to the counter and said," I thought you didn't have any butter pecan." She said, " We didn't at the time. It was too hard and we keep it in the refrigerator until they soften up a bit.." I understand that it's hard to get good help these days. I hear it all the time from different business owners. But when you're in the customer service business, such as this, workers can and should learn the proper way to treat the public. All it would have taken to remedy this situation would've been a smile and a little extra muscle put into scooping out one scoop of ice cream. Business owners should put cameras in their places of business and watch how their employees interact with their customers. Pleasantry and kind service goes a long way.