Ambiance, food, drinks, polite staff...what more do you need?…read more This place is a hidden gem. I needed a good place to study while eating some delicious food and drinking coffee and found The Factory. I ordered the serendipity and the funky monkey, I'm currently eating it as I write this review and I'm in tastebuds heaven. Do yourself a favor and come try this. The waffle is crispy but soft and the coffee is just a great, smooth frappe treat!! The staff are so friendly, the place is cutely decorated and they play uplifting Christian. You will leave feeling amazing!!

I really like their coffee and they have a wonderful selection of waffles, but if you are inside…read moremore than two or three minutes, you will come out smelling like the place. It's like there isn't any good ventilation or something. I can't swing it. This most recent visit I had stopped prior to closing and ordered a coffee. I was inside no more than 3-5 minutes and the whole rest of the day my clothing reeked of their shop. I would love to come back with friends, especially on delay-days which we will be having soon I imagine, but to avoid smelling like their place all day, I will have to pass. The coffee is good, though. Their menu has tons to choose from and there is something for everyone!

The setting of this coffee shop is in an old house located right next to the post office. After…read moretaking care of an errand my husband and I popped in here one weekday afternoon for a couple of iced coffees. There are various downstairs rooms a large front porch set up with tables and some comfy seating. The location seemed to be popular with the locals as there were several groups located throughout the house either hanging out socially or working. We ordered from an extremely polite and accommodating barista and she was patient while we perused their long list of various coffee flavor concoctions. Although I don't remember the specific ones we ordered they were both pretty good. Although they do not use Torani brand syrups so the flavors did taste a bit synthetic. There are also a lot of various items for sale throughout the shop. I ended up purchasing a little knitted sock that fits on your broom handle to be used as a duster. For only $4 I felt like it was a cute and unique find. I actually wished I bought a couple more as gifts. If you're looking for a good little coffee place in the area that isn't one of the many big chains definitely give Black Chicken Coffee a try!

I always try to find independent coffee houses. Admittedly I am kind of a coffee snob. It's a cool…read morelocation in an old house. I ordered a Costa Rican drip coffee. The coffee was a bit weak and watery. Also, it tasted like they use the same grinder for flavored and unflavored coffee. It has a bit of artificial flavor in the aftertaste. If you are a casual coffee drinker it is fine. If you are looking for a nice Italian Cappuccino look elsewhere.

I am so glad Jennifer of Jennifer Lauren Esthetics (located just down the street) pointed out this…read moregem. Love the cozy country "old fashioned mercantile" aesthetic. They have a great menu including seasonal offerings. I believe the drink I got was called the "Sweet Madeline," it was a lavender cookie cold brew and absolutely delicious. I can't stop thinking about it. They have booths offering a variety of wares from local vendors - candles, goat milk soap, trendy clothing, jewelry, Christian books, trucker hats, so fun to browse the shop while sipping delicious coffee. Great place for gift shopping.

I like a good country store and I thought I saw they had ice cream which they didn't but they did…read morehave some great smelling coffee. I didn't buy any coffee, but there was a lot of people who were and the reviews look like it is well worth it. We looked around the shop, cute little knick-knacks and stuff for the home. Small-ish, seemed nice, maybe next time I will get the coffee.

This coffee shop just opened in October 2021. It was so cute. The coffee was delicious. It is…read moreadorable inside. The owners are very friendly.

We were visiting Lexington and, as we drove through the historic downtown, my wife spotted the…read moreRed's sign. She remembered hearing that this is a beloved local donut shop, so of course we had to check it out. Free street parking was easy to find nearby, which is always a plus. When we walked in, the shop was quiet, and a young lady came out from the back to help us. We asked a few questions about what was available, but unfortunately, the interaction felt a little rushed--as though our curiosity was an inconvenience. We were genuinely interested in learning more about Red's history and offerings, so that part was a bit disappointing. On the bright side, the donuts themselves did not disappoint. My wife chose the apple fritter, which she loved--it was flavorful and fresh. I went with the donut holes, which were light, sweet, and tasty. The shop itself has a cute, small-town charm that adds to the experience. Overall, the donuts were yummy and the location is great, but the customer service could be warmer to match the reputation and nostalgia that surrounds Red's. We'd still encourage donut lovers to stop by for a sweet treat--especially if you're exploring downtown Lexington.

Was down I. Lexington Saturday morning and decided to treat ourselves when we saw the Red Donut…read moreshop. We had. Driven by a few times in the last weeks, but finally had a chance to stop in. The smells from the sidewalk are enough to get anyone's attention, and we weren't surprised to find a line. They kept the line moving and when we got to the front we had a tough choice to make. I got the chocolate frosted with chocolate chips, it was fluffy, just the right amount of sweet, and hit the spot perfectly! Staff were friendly and helpful, and we enjoyed our mid morning treat. Prices were very reasonable. I definitely plan to stop in again and highly recommend!

This little spot is located in the same strip as my chiropractor so I finally made the leap and…read morestopped in. It's located inside of a evanbrooke marketplace. They had a great selection and a delicious looking season menu. My drink was delicious. Can't wait to go back and try more.

After a trip to childress over the weekend, my husband and I decided to pop in to everbrooke…read moreantique store. Located conveniently inside is Wallburg Emporium and Coffee Shop. My husband and I love getting a coffee while we shop around so this was perfect! We were surprised to see that they offer so many options either hot, iced, or blended. They even had a special holiday menu which we, of course, had to order from. I got the iced hand warmer (our barista joked with us about what an oxymoron that is LOL) which consisted of chocolate, cinnamon, and brown sugar. It was DELICIOUS. Perfect balance of syrup to coffee. My husband got the iced turtle latte and his was good also, maybe a little less coffee flavor because there was both caramel and chocolate in his. The staff was super nice and efficient. Besides joking with us about our order, they were friendly and prompt with getting our coffees to us, even with how busy they were. We will definitely be stopping into the antique store when we are in the Lexington area and of course that will have us ordering another coffee from Wallburg Emporium and coffee shop!

This coffee truck is a gem in the middle of nowhere! Really really good coffees, lattes, etc, AND a…read moreselection of tea which I was so excited to see because it's usually impossible to find tea at small local coffee joints. There's an amazing range of choices, especially since it's the only coffee place for miles that I could find. I highly recommend stopping here if you're traveling through the area on the highway, or are a local looking for something new. It's very good and the owner is quite nice to talk to. It's great to be able to stop here and have such a fine selection of morning drinks, like an oasis in the desert!