Cute space with tons of seating. Local artist projects and art around the place. Food was really…read moregood and came out hot. Service was friendly. Would stop again if I was in the area. The pancake was very good, the fried Bologna sandwich brought back childhood memories and my wife really enjoyed her BLT as well.

We were passing through the area on a roadtrip, and did a search for coffee, and Folktale popped…read moreup. The pictures drew us in! Staff was very friendly. Service was a little slow, but we weren't in a rush, so that was okay. There's lots of seating and the natural light really makes the place bright and inviting. The cappuccino was smooth and hot. And the baked goods were fresh tasting and yummy. A great little coffee shop with tasty treats!

I ordered Sourdough pepperoni pizza and it was hot fresh and amazing. Girl who took my order was…read morenice and stayed busy. The in store decorations and other items for sale wer really neat.

From the owner: Completely gluten free Bakery & coffee shop, proudly serving Baxter's coffee. Breakfast & lunch…read moreserved daily with daily/weekly specials! Breakfast includes biscuits & gravy, breakfast sandwhiches. lunch includes sourdough bread sandwhiches, and sourdough bread pizzas. All competely gluten free, nut free, and dairy free options. Family owned and operated, we would love to meet you!

Nice little donut shop. We got some holes for free since it was our first visit. The jalapeño pig…read morein a blanket was good. Wife and daughter enjoyed their donuts. Guy at the counter was very nice.

They have excellent donuts and the lady who took our order was super nice and seemed to know a lot…read moreof the ppl who came in, as though they come often and she knew what some wanted right away. She thanked us and told us to have a great day when we left after we ate our donuts at the table hubby said he loved the handwritten sign to employees for expectations, it was very nice but clear to them and he liked that it was handwritten and had a nice message to the employees at the bottom

Staff are helpful. There is a very wide selection of alcoholic beverages and mixers. They have…read morequite a few singles if you want to try one before getting a whole pack.

Great bourbon selection, but at full secondary prices for the allocated, fair prices on the common…read morebottles. If you are looking for a specific hard to find, and don't mind paying the museum prices, this could be your best shot.

I'm a big fan of KFC. Growing up, my mother used to take us out once a month for a bucket of the…read moreColonel's crispy fried chicken with mashed potatoes and coleslaw. I saw several of my Yelp friends recommend a stop at the Museum and I was all in. I could hardly contain my excitement, seeing the iconic bucket marquee. Outside, in the perfectly manicured lot, stand petroleum artifacts from the Sanders early days as a gas station owner. A historical plaque describes the site. The Museum stands where Harland Sanders (the Colonel) once owned a small neighborhood restaurant, called Sanders. Here, his famous fried chicken took root. Inside, is a modern KFC counter. I be placed my order and was given a beeper. The Museum is filled with artifacts from 1940's to present including Sanders furniture, kitchen ware and an evolution of KFC logo packaging and trinkets. My favorite part of the exhibit was a video of Sanders describing how to prepare his chicken. I was truly inspired by his story as an entrepreneur. My lunch was fresher than any KFC that I had ever had. The chicken was crispy and flavorful. The coleslaw was so brightly colored that I knew it was made within the hour. And the potatoes took me back to my childhood. We spent about an hour total at the museum. There is no charge, except your meal. Restrooms are clean. The museum is fun and interesting. I highly recommend a stop, especially if you're a KFC fan.

I really like KFC in general and this place is really cool. The museum is neat and the food tastes…read morebetter than ours back home. There was a guy playing some sort of Indian flute in the parking lot when we visited. He told us some good stories and played a few tunes. Definitely worth checking out.

I got a toasted marshmallow cold brew, and then handed me a straight black iced coffee. It was my…read morefirst time trying this place, and I will definitely NOT be back. It looked nothing like it was pictured or what other people were given. Terrible service--the lady was super rude and had a bad demeanor. Pathetic to say the least!!

I know I'm old when I am sitting in my car waiting for my drink watching the legal version of child…read morelabor fluttering about thinking that they're the next version of the Peach Pit and wishing that they would turn down the music while scanning that crowd looking for their manager. On the surface, 7 Brew looks great. Shimmery lights. TWO lanes! A back entrance so it doesn't block the main road. Employees who TALK LIKE THIS enthusiastically! Thumping music from the 1990s/2000s that's cool enough for the young crowd to bop to, but for the old fogies like me be all like Cady Heron, "I KNOW this song!" They've been doing dry runs before the grand opening with a limited menu. It's been great. Now that they've officially opened with the full menu, it was a little frustrating on all counts. It's not for the lack of trying. There's signs that tell you to pick the shortest lane. You pull up and one of the numerous kids will run over with their electronic gadgets eventually. There's no menu; nothing to indicate price point. Apparently there is a QR code somewhere you can scan to pull one up online, but it still doesn't give out prices and while the site proudly boasts that you can make OVER 20,000 drinks, along with a secret menu, it doesn't give much details on how. So I pull up. An employee approaches me and asks what I'd like to order. I look at her blankly. Idk. Do you guys have drip coffee? Do I order a latte? Do I try to make a new combo? Where is my algorithm for this?! She patiently waits while smiling. I furtively dart a glance at the car in front of me, full of people in the same boat, but the employee there is patiently showing them the menu on her tablet thing and telling them all about the 20,000 options. I purse my lips like McKayla Maroney and look at the employee outside my window, hoping she would offer some help, but all I'm getting is that megawatt smile. So I order my usual menu choice - a blondie latte - while hoping that it is part of the 20,000 drink menu. It's $6.something for a medium blondie latte. That's kinda crazy. I mean, I can still buy a dozen eggs for that price, right? So she rings me through and moves on to the next car. And I wait. And wait. And wait. The car in front of me is STILL deciding on what to get. Someone notices this and waves me onto the next lane, which is empty. And I'm confused, "But I already ordered. Is that going to mess your order line up?" She's like, "OH, yeah. Stay there." And moves down the line. So I'm still waiting. Cars behind me have noted the shorter line next to me. They're getting through. I'm not. There's a lot of uncertain laughing in the front car while they are taking their time customizing each droplet in their drinks. I'm getting impatient. I mean, there are like 15 employees in that not-safe-from-tornadoes shack that they are working out of, and it doesn't take forever to make a latte - could they not run it out to me so I can leave? Same 2nd someone comes back and tries to take my order again and midway through realizes her mistake and runs off before I can ask this request. I'm getting a little frustrated at this point and think about approaching the shack. I think about pulling forward in the second lane and then going back in the first lane, but then I'm worried I'll get stuck in the second lane. That front car finally wraps up their 4+ drink order and moves forward. And now I'm watching the check out girl mix up their drinks as they come out one by one and being thoroughly confused, not realizing that she is handing out the drinks from the three cars behind this current car. Someone saunters over and tells her that the orders are out of order. Seriously, they need to look at how McDonald's runs their drive throughs. The fallacy of superficial efficiency given by the two lanes. They finally get the front car out. I pull up. Absolutely no apology for the confusion and the wait. For my efforts, I get a not so hot anymore too sugary to be called a latte drink. We'll stick with the local coffeehouse next time.

Setting here looking at the order kiosk and it is covered in fingerprints now shut would I want to…read moreuse something like that and get all the germs of everyone else that used it.

Giving one star is generous. My team and I came through to grab a quick bite before heading home…read moreafter our game. The service was terrible, so much money was lost due to not receiving what we paid for. After waiting for an hour and a half, finally getting our food.. we waited for drinks just to be told they didn't know we had drinks. We all got meals which is standard. Than a few ordered ice cream and after being told the machine was open when ordering, we asked for them they said it was down. I think it was peer laziness. We understand we're a large group but that was terrible and after looking at other reviews it makes sense.

Table was pre-soiled before our arrival, server touched ends of silverware with bare hands, floor…read morelooks like someone vomit all over it, food was sub par. Health department needs to get over here asap. Disgusting.

Food: Very good Conditions: Bad…read morePrice: Good Waitress: Kind Cook: Touched silver ware with bare hands Counter: Dirty. Pube on counter Bathrooms: Dirty Overall not bad for a Waffle House at 10:00 Pm

Pros: Food was edible…read more Cons: Everything was under seasoned. No salt or pepper on the eggs or the side of corn. Paid full price for a soft drink and it was mostly ice and didn't get a refill during the entire meal. Also forgot the biscuits, which is a cardinal sin at Cracker Barrel. Probably my worst experience at a Cracker Barrel.

Food was burnt and under seasoned. I ordered the eggs in the basket. Service was lacking. The new…read moretables and chairs look nice, but they are much bigger (and are cheaply made), making it harder to feel connected to others in your party.