Nice little coffee shop. It's located in the Houston & Co. building on the right side. They have…read morequite the selection of coffee flavor shots. I grabbed a few drinks for some friends, that were really good. Friendly service and a quiet, relaxed atmosphere.

Such a quaint little coffee shop! The owner was super friendly and gave me lots of options for…read morecoffee. The made to order, Farm to table, biscuit was amazing. The owner informed me that the eggs and vegetables were all from her personal farm. Definitely a coffee shop. You should check out.

QUALITY tea and tons of different flavors. Definitely one of my favorite businesses at the flea…read moremarket.

From the owner: Handcrafted Loose Leaf Tea Blendsread more

Green Frog Coffee Co. is a solid spot in Jackson for breakfast and lunch. The food and drink…read moreoptions are stellar--the Dirty Snowman coffee is no joke, and the breakfast items are always fresh and cooked perfectly. I also love that they have a drive-thru and a really diverse menu with everything from salads to ice cream. The only minor downside is that service can occasionally be a little slow when they get busy, but the friendly staff and great atmosphere definitely make up for it. Still highly recommend checking it out!

Stopped by on my way in from Memphis. Menu is on the board and you walk up and order and they bring…read moreit out to you. Diverse menu from salads to plate lunch specials of the day and ice cream and great coffee. Also breakfast is served all day. I had the Big BLT and it lived up to its name. The cashier recommended ditching the mustard so I did. It was delicious and the large thick sliced bacon was great. The French fries were also the bomb. I also tried the fruity sweet tea. Interesting! It was something that grew on you. At first it was a no but then after the flavors all mixed it was wow I could go for another but didn't. Service was very good and the cashier was supper friendly and knowledgeable. Neat decor probably aimed at younger folks. There is a fireplace and a counter where cole age folks were playing checkers. Other than that the lunch crowd appeared to be 40 and up despite the decor. Good food and service knows no age group

The service was good. Coffee was amazing. Enjoyed the little bean. I would come back again.read more

Visited for the first time and unfortunately won't be returning. The coffee wasn't very good and…read morethe customer service wasn't friendly. Overall, it wasn't the experience I was hoping for.

They didn't have any condiments for my sandwhich, the sandwhich was cold and hard.. I walked back…read morein and asked if they could atleast heat it for me and the kid at the register seemed in a rush and told me they didn't have a microwave, a heater, or an oven.. He threw cheese on my sandwhich and they all left the building.. Never coming back. I had to go home and fix my sandwhich from there

Went by Thursday and got 3 strawberry and 3 chocolate cupcakes. they were just to dry for me…read more Definitely not worth 26 or 27 dollars. Wont be trying them again. The cashier was very nice. That's the only reason i gave 3 stars

Although this is probably the only coffee place in Trenton, and it is also very cute and right on…read morethe square, I will say most of the time their coffees are not boastful. for the most part, the coffee will get the job done. However, the flavoring usually isn't the same as if you would go to a higher class coffee shop in another location. my reading will be based off of the inconsistency for each time I have been, on flavor mostly. The service is always very helpful and sweet. It may take a few minutes for you to get your coffee, but it is not long. There is plenty of seating and it is very cute place to have a coffee meeting or type lunch. I did also order a carrot cake, when I tried to eat it, it fell into many pieces I end up having to eat with a spoon however, it was very good. Of course, I will go back.

A great, small town coffee shop! When the nearest Starbucks is 45 minutes away, this is an amazing,…read morelocally owned option. The breakfast sandwiches are so good and can be customized to your liking. The lattes are perfectly sweet, as well.

just left the location on stonebridge in Jackson, TN. I have never been so ignored and diis…read morerespected more. when I said that I would never be back in this location, the employee stated, that is fine that they didn't need my business.

They seemed to have our food ready quickly when placed ahead and picked up inside, despite the…read moreabnormally long line outside around the building. For a road-weary traveler who is just waking up prepping for a long day of driving, that's always a nice surprise. The pastries felt fresh and tasty here and the coffee was prepared well. Honestly with places like this, it's not a lot that can be said. Either they hit it or they don't. For us, they did and everything tasted as expected. One of the nicer Starbucks interiors/patio areas as well with plenty of space.

Stumbled across this nice coffee shop on the way to an appointment. Coffee was nice and so was…read moresandwich. I could see myself coming back to work and relax.

There's a certain charm and anticipation when you head back to a place that has given you…read moreconsistent good vibes in the past. That's how I felt walking into The Coffee Shop in Humboldt on a late summer Saturday at 8:05 am, only to find it locked down. There were no hours posted on the door, but I was a bit surprised at the late start for a coffee/breakfast place. But, as they say, every day can't be the same, and this day turned out to be one of those off days. *Ambiance--Eventually, a nameless individual meandered to the front after watching another party stand at the door and walk away. She turned on the "open" sign and took her time opening the front door. It was now 8:07. The initial hush was broken by classic rock, maybe just a tad too loud for the morning. But I'll give them this - the interior, with its brick walls adorned with local art, has always been a highlight. It gives off that modern, yet rustic charm which I genuinely appreciate. *Service--We were greeted--or rather, we weren't--by a young college-aged woman. It took us approaching her after taking her place behind the counter before words were exchanged. It felt a bit odd when I ordered The Breakfast Plate with eggs over easy, and she confessed she didn't know what that meant! I was disappointed to encounter such a lack of basic knowledge about a common breakfast request. My empathetic side did understand when she awkwardly shared her woes of working for seven straight early mornings, beginning at 5 am, but then again, yesterday's trash hadn't been taken out and the usual fresh bakes were missing. I'm not sure how she may have spent her time from 5-8am! The orange juice situation was a mystery--told they were out, yet there it sat in the counter. She is probably a very nice person, just not well suited for the restaurant business. *Food--About 15 minutes later, two other staff walked in, and at the 25-minute mark, an elderly gentleman handed me a plate he seemed immensely proud of. He announced that my eggs were indeed over easy, but appeared to have been cooked in the bacon grease. Not the best sight to start the morning. *Drinks--Coffee was, well, average. It has always been, and today was no exception. But the self-serve water containers being empty? That was new. And after asking twice, getting ice water in a foam cup felt strangely detached. Perhaps this is why you are asked to offer a tip up front. *Verdict-- had come in with my wife, hoping to relive our many good experiences at The Coffee Shop, but today left a tad bit sour taste. Here's to hoping it was just an off day and not a sign of things to come. I'll give them another shot. *Tip--If you visit, don't be surprised if you get a low-talker and keep an eye out for the orange juice situation!