Wow I've never had this type of coffee and it's now my favorite. I'm boring and stick to Iced latte…read morewith oat milk and smidge of vanilla and it's so tasty. They have an extensive menu of teas and coffee. leaving with bag of their espresso beans. The service is wonderful and the space is welcoming. The girl taking orders is the sweetest. I spent a few hours working here and visiting daily for 5 days. After having their coffee, I threw out a latte from another local coffee shop. It just didn't come close. The sweets look great too but I can't indulge since I need to keep sugar intake low. If you're a coffee lover, you'll love it here.

Yemeni honeycomb bread: Get it! That's all I have to say, really. That, and if they ask you if you…read morewant it warmed up, then say yes. I've said that in many reviews (get your pastries warmed up if it's an option, especially if they're bread-based), but it's especially true here. A warm honeycomb bread is essential. Durar is located in downtown Morgantown, and it's the only Yemeni coffee shop in the area. They offer a number of other desserts, including a variety of cheesecake in unusual flavors, like pistachio, kunafa and lotus. They also have croissants, bagels, milk cakes and danishes. Of course, Durar has coffee. They serve Yemeni coffee, which has spices like cardamom and clove in it. if you're dining in, you can get it presented to you nicely on a tray, with real cups and a carafe. They also have espressos, lattes, iced coffee and hot chocolate. It took quite a while to get my honeycomb bread, but they were super busy, which I liked to see, so it didn't bother me. The honeycomb bread was worth the wait, for sure.

What a gem in Motown! It's in an office complex but it has a great ambience! Had a honey lavender…read morelatte and feta avocado- great food choices. Bella at the front register had such a welcoming attitude. Had a great time!

Modern looking coffee shop with friendly staff, however my Americano was very bitter, and the bacon…read morein my sandwich tasted burnt and crunchy, not moist and pliable. Prices are ok. Not going to complain about the wait because the food is freshly made, but be aware if you're in a hurry.

I had been looking forward to trying Noble Cafe, but I left feeling a little underwhelmed…read more The coffee was actually excellent, and that was definitely the highlight of the visit. If you're just stopping in for a drink, you may have a great experience. That said, the overall vibe felt a bit forced to me, almost like it was trying too hard to create a certain atmosphere instead of feeling naturally welcoming. That's obviously a personal impression, but it stood out. I also tried one of the lemon baked goods and was disappointed. It was dry and not especially flavorful or appealing, which was a letdown because it looked promising. Overall, I'm glad I gave it a try, but between the atmosphere and the pastry, I wouldn't be in a hurry to go back. The coffee was the one thing that would make me consider another visit.

Noble Cafe is an absolute must try in Morgantown! Extremely kind staff and tasty drinks and bakery…read moreitems. Caramelized banana latte was insane. One of the best I've had in my life. (5/5) BEC croissant was good, but toasted a little too much. (4/5) Banana bread was super moist and a nice thick piece. (4.3/5)

We went to The Grind twice today for their delicious coffee and strawberry turnovers. This is the…read morebest coffee for miles around. We stayed and ate in during our second visit which was very pleasant. The baristas are the best and the coffee was great as always!

The Grind was like a beacon of light when I spotted it. I was super happy to see this coffee shop…read morewhile walking around downtown Morgantown, because I really needed a boost, and this place had what I was desperately in need of: caffeine! It was well past 2 o'clock, and I try not to drink coffee after 11ish-o'clock, because it usually messes with my sleep. But I remembered the words of a man much wiser than me who once said, "I never sleep, 'cause sleep is the cousin of death," so I felt like a lil' iced coffee would actually be beneficial, in this case. No regrets. The iced coffee was great! I always forget about iced coffee when I'm at a coffee shop, because I just usually order a hot black coffee. I'm so stuck in my ways, sometimes! But iced coffee was a good choice in this situation, and it came with a little vanilla cream, which was unexpected but a nice indulgence. The Grind is located right across the street from West Virginia University. It was packed when I visited, and I imagine it is almost always packed, because of its location. But the people who work here are very efficient and friendly, and my iced coffee was ready lickety-split. I got my coffee to go, but there are some tables inside the coffee shop to sit and relax, if you wanted to. One of my favorite things about The Grind is that they have a confession box in the restroom. I left a little confession in the box, because it promised that the box was "a safe place to share what you can never tell a soul," and I felt that I could trust this random coffee shop in West Virginia with my whole heart. I left my confession there, and took my iced coffee with me and went on my way.

I absolutely love going to Coffee Tree Roasters! The coffee flights are always so exciting to get…read more It is the perfect price too for how much you receive and it is always decorated so cutely. I always check their Instagram to see if they are going to release coffee flights on the weekends! I also love to go for a regular Iced Mocha as well. Their food and treats are also delicious. The staff is always so friendly too, which makes it a 10/10 experience!

Great atmosphere, great service, great coffee!! One of the better spots in Morgantown!read more

The food was pretty good! Portions and quality is great! The tomato soup was very hot and tasted…read moreauthentic. Mimosas were expensive but tasted good. The tuna melt was very tasty and the side salad was of great portion. The brie sandwich was ok. It didnt have a lot of flavor, but it hit the spot. Everything seemed to be clean. The staff was slow and we did wait for a while for the food. Staff wasn't extremely friendly either.

I just discovered this place and decided to grab a few different types of tea. Each one is…read morephenomenal! The service was excellent-I took quite awhile looking through the MANY tea options and they were patient and still answered all my questions. The shop was so cozy and had great deals. I'll definitely be a return customer. I don't need to go anywhere else for my tea and I won't!

On a nice corner with outdoor seating and plenty of inside space. We wanted to get food, but the…read morewait time was 20-30 minutes. Got a bagel instead that was yummy

Blue Moose Cafe will always be the place where my youngest child tasted his first big gulp of…read moreespresso ... but not intentionally. We thought that the mini cup we were given was a kid's hot chocolate, but after my son tasted it, he grimaced and said, "This hot chocolate is not good." It turns out, we grabbed a double shot of espresso instead of the hot chocolate! Oh, whatta mixup. So, now my 10-year-old kid knows what coffee tastes like, and vows to never drink coffee ever again. He did eventually get his hot chocolate and enjoyed it a lot more than espresso. I wanted to get a little something sweet, but when we visited in the late morning, there was nothing really in the display cases except a couple of muffins. This doesn't seem like the place to find a lot of baked goods, anyway. The restrooms here are something else. There are two very small rooms with toilets, and then there's a communal sink around the corner. It's not immediately apparent that there's a place to wash your hands that's around the corner, so I'm hoping that people figure it out.

It's a great place! And you can bring your pets!! We've been…read morea few times. The food is OK. The wine is excellent.!!! And the service is very good!! and the views are amazing!!!

This was my first visit to Stone Tower. The staff was friendly but my chai was not good. It looked…read morelike the barista did not blend the mix with hot water before adding milk and ice so there were large chunks throughout the drink. I did not finish and was very disappointed. Not sure if I will revisit.

I truly wish I lived here because this coffee shop is exactly what I want each morning. The roasts…read moreare great, the baristas make good stuff, the staff are all nice and want you to love your drink, the prices are such great deals, and the music choices are legit. We had the cafe au lait, pumpkin spice latte, and the special Wild Rabbit (mocha with raspberry). Each were so good and the barista made she we liked them all. Again, super sad I don't live here because I'd be stopping by every morning to say hello and get a pour over. Hoping to swing through again someday.

Literally so cute…read more I got an iced matcha which I loved. I usually tend to avoid matcha when I am not making it bc most places load it up with sugar to the point that it's like a milkshake. This place, from the taste of it already, went a little lighter on the sweeteners but still had enough of a touch that it tasted really good. They had other very delicious beverages that I also probably would have very much enjoyed if I hadn't impulsively blurted out the fish thing I saw.

Outstanding salt rising bread! Worth a drive from Pittsburg, DC, Columbus or Blacksburg JUST for…read morethis bread. I ordered a couple of loaves and they arrived well-packaged and fresh. Thank you Rising Creek for bringing me back to my childhood in Michigan when you could buy it from Awrey's. Keep up the good work!

Salt-rising bread. There's nothing like it…read more My older brother recently emailed our family recalling, "how as a kid I remembered the smell of salt-rising bread being toasted for breakfast. The strong pungent aroma was a deceitful invitation to its mildly salty cheesy taste on buttered toast. I had looked for it in the past to no avail, and it had been a long time since I had reminisced about it." He went on to say that his wife surprised him with bread bought from here, and that clinched the deal for me. I promptly ordered two loaves which arrived perfectly packaged a few days later. One went into the freezer while we sliced the other for toast slathered in butter and honey. Mmmmm. Driving to PA from NC is impractical, however, from time to time I'll place an order for salt-rising bread. Well worth the money for a quality-infused trip down memory lane. Has the dough just a rising on my "Give 'em a whirl" meter. Buy here.