My favorite friendly local coffee house located in Benton Square is absolutely lovely. I love the…read moreambience, Service, and location. and the coffee is the best I've found in town.

Saw this recommendation on Reddit, and the coffee was great! It wasn't something I'd go out of my…read moreway for, but great little place in town that's not a gas station. There's some seating, but the staff gave us the vibe that.. they wanted us to take it to go. They even sell their blend in bulk!

Visiting this area from Texas. This place was a fantastic spot for coffee!…read more The April Shower Latte special drink was delicious Cinnamon coffee cake wasn't to my liking but it was very moist. Smoothie was tasty as well. The decor and sitting areas were very inviting. The staff was friendly and helpful. Definitely a place to look forward coming back to soon!

The service and selection of food and the ambience were incredible. JUDE'S is a place that I would…read moredefinitely definitely go back to and I recommend anyone who wants to go and have coffee or even mixed drinks. I enjoyed it and the staff and owners made it an enjoyable experience.

Came here for breakfast food was good members of my party , got French toast a cinnamon roll and…read morebiscuits and gravy. All the food was really good, and the service was quick

From the owner: Family owned and ran small town cafe! Making home cooked food the good old fashioned way! read more

Restaurant is usually delicious but they're only open on Fridays. They used to be open Monday…read morethrough Friday. The last time we went, there was no salads available.

An unbelievable experience but note....the hours are 11:30 to 1, not 2. The food was amazing…read more Basically, they cool what's fresh that day...for us, it was greens, black bean soup, an eggplant curry, pad Thai, and delicious molasses cookies! Suggested donation is $5 to $10. Worth every penny and then some! You would easily pay $20-$30 a person for this meal in a big city restaurant. Great ambiance too!

Beautiful surroundings (some would say foo-foo), super friendly staff, delicious food & nice…read moreselection of teas & other beverages. A great place to treat yourself, or gather with friends. You can sit in the beautiful great room, or dine in one of the many exclusive rooms, all of which are color coordinated. My friends & I dined in the lavender room.

Positive: Absolutely delicious food! The BLT on a croissant was fabulous with avocado & lots of…read morebacon & ever so wonderful. The Boston Creme pie was scrumptious! with a dark chocolate generously drizzled on top. The potato salad was the best I've ever tasted. The amazing decorations including the multitude of chandeliers & brilliant color schemes must be seen to be believed. Negative: Server would disappear for 15 or 20 minutes after bringing water; then disappear for another 15 minutes after bringing coffee; ditto for serving the meal which arrived one hour & 15 minutes after we sat down at our table at 11 am; same for dessert--it took 20 minutes after we finished the main course for the server to return & bring our checks. We only had six people in our own fabulous pink room. There were only 5 or 6 people out front so why did it take 3 hours to be served our lunch & to leave from the time we arrived at 11 am & didn't get to leave until 1:30 pm. Three hours to get our meal & eat was an incredibly long period of time. It was freezing in there--the room temperature was zero.

Norwood Cafe- Special everyday, Catfish Buffet on Fridays ,…read more monday - thursday 6AM - 2PM friday - Saturday 6AM - 8PM Sunday 10AM - 2PM BBQ Buffet on saturdays mmmmm Ribs and more

What a wonderful unexpected gem we came across!! The place is super cute, service is great, and…read morefood was really good. I had a cold brew and hubby had the copper tea. He had a turkey club and I had a turkey avocado sandwich on multigrain. For sides we had cucumber salad, potato salad, and mac & cheese. A word of surprise, the potato salad is served warm, but it was really tasty. The only disappointment was the mac & cheese, which was grainy and soup-like with very overcooked noodles in it. They had no discernible shape and almost seemed like egg noodles oddly enough. We enjoyed our drinks, sandwiches and salads very much.

Such a cute, cozy place. It was like stepping into a warm cafe in another land…read more I started with a seasonal latte that had hints of toasted marshmallows, cinnamon, and pumpkin. Followed by a Monte Cristo. The bread was so light and fluffy. The saltiness of the meat with the sweetness of the bread and sugar with a little spread of raspberry preserves delighted the tastebuds. The side of fruit was large and seasonally appropriate. You order at the counter, where I think the owner was taking the orders and the accent definitely sounded authentic German like the name of the restaurant. She was lovely. Everything is made fresh so sit back and relax and the dining area is designed perfect for that with couches, cozy chairs and comfortable seats at the tables. I looked up what the name means: "Drachenfutter" is also a term used to describe gifts or treats that someone might bring home for their significant other when they feel guilty about coming home late or drunk. True to the "gift" part of the name, you can take yummy homemade treats home with you and they do have a section of gifts you can buy. A nice gem of a place along Historic Route 66.

This is a great spot to get a coffee, sit for a while and chat with a friend or grab one of their…read morebreakfast burritos, they are delicious. I had an iced salted caramel coffee, my husband had the razzle dazzle iced tea, we both got a bacon breakfast burrito. They have sandwiches also . It's a really nice Space, clean, and the staff are friendly. I highly recommend it!

Ordered a cup of coffee after much stirring and noise I was handed a cup of Luke warm brown water…read morewith foam on top. It ended up being poured out in the street. Worst coffee ever. If you don't want to make a fresh pot then say so. Don't waste my 4.50 on yuck.