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7 days ago

Everything at the Barnyard is great! Food, delicious, service outstanding and it's a great place for a casual afternoon or evening!

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Thanks for stopping in, so glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!

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Used to be my go-to spot for coffee and breakfast sandwich but quality & quantity has decreased…read moreover the past year. I continued to give it a chance until they updated their menu board and completely removed prices from their menu a month ago, while the price has increased. That just feels wrong. There's more transparent ways to increase prices.

It's ok for coffee, and the service is friendly. That's the star. But the food is really bad. And…read morewhile there's lots of seating and power outlets for charging, they're mostly unused. Why? This is a business in a state of decay. About a decade ago, this would have been pretty posh. But now the chairs are worn, the walls need paint, the signage that says, "Crabby Coffee" is literally falling off the wall. The chalkboard "specials" sign has been erased and rewritten so many times, the margins are caked with chalk dust, and apparently the employees who write the specials don't even notice that the sign reads "Coffee of the Day" at the top; immediately under this they wrote: "Roast beef and pepper jack with brown gravy...". Unless that IS the coffee of the day. Ew. Then there's the "atmosphere "... There was a tv blasting the news at a volume just over comfortable conversation level, and a group of older people napping or reading in the area around it, like campers around a fire (and of course, that requisite "one guy" who must have an even louder conversation with the television, barking an endless nonsensical commentary regarding anything on the screen that he disagrees with, which is, evidently, everything). This group occupies the only comfortable seating in the main area. Anyone doing work or wanting less noise is exiled to the far reaches of the space, away from this bunch. It wouldn't take much to reclaim this cafe from the dust heap. First: lose the TV. Then, re-focus on food quality and do a light remodel, followed with promotions aimed at folks who need a place to work remotely, like entrepreneurs, students and businesspeople. But I'm not sure the impetus is there...nor the required customer demographic. It might not be their fault- maybe these are the only customers they can attract. I mean: There's a reason they offer three kinds of soup. A local group of old folks have seized this cafe as their personal social perch, perhaps because the other local cafes (that actually need to turn tables) asked them to move on. I don't know. Although I believe everyone should have somewhere to go and hang out, no matter their age, this particular group is very unwelcoming, appraising anyone that comes through the door and looking askance at those who dare venture close to their occupied territory. It's killing this business dead. Not even vaguely recommended unless you've no other place to go. Or you like hanging out with the "get off my lawn" crowd.

The Barnyard - foodtrucks - Updated May 2026

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