Amazing vibes! We literally walked in 2 minutes after opening because we were passing through. I…read moregot the October seasonal drink: ghost stories iced with and up charge on marshmallow cold foam. The standard cortado is usually $3.25 other places so I would consider this place a little pricey BUT small business, so gotta support.

What a fun local coffee spot right in the heart of Trenton street antique shopping! Grab a coffee…read moreto walk the streets or sit back and relax with friends for a visit. Bonus points the dude knew our area of NWA and the fact we are coffee snobs because of our mutual love on Onyx coffee. The moment he said this I knew we found the perfect local spot! As much as I enjoy my community coffee I will be coming back to this local spot every time we visit Cotton Port!! Support local and have some fun!

The coffee was very good, the service was excellent, and the staff was super friendly. Great place…read moreto sit down and relax.

Crème Brulé latte is amazing! Coffee 10 out of 10. The staff is friendly and warm. Would be 5 stars…read morebut charging $3 for those kolaches is crazy business.

Great pastries! Fabulous Coffee! Only problem is that they are consistently out of most of them…read more They told me to place my order online...hardly ever works even when you follow the convoluted instructions. People are super nice and it's unfortunate that the owner doesn't ever bake enough of anything. I was in at 10:00am today. My online order wouldn't go through because the owner hadn't loaded what was available for the week. Still not loaded so I guess they just don't bake on days the owner can't figure out how much they sell of each item...you would think that they would have some clue as to how many croissants, danish, breads, etc that they sell in a week and get the website up and running. Frustrated, I ordered my usual coffee and 3 croissants. Nope!!! Only 2 croissants at 10:00am and they were probably left over from Saturday since they were tough and chewy rather than flakey and soft when they're fresh. And, absolutely not one tart, danish and very few muffins available. I'm not convinced of the cleanliness either. You can see back into the kitchen and everyone is running around with bare feet! It seems that that would be against health department regulations. Don't waste your time. They will be out of whatever you want so you'd be bettter off going around the corner to another shop or even to Monroe. Those establishments at least can figure out how many of certain popular items they need. So sad because when they're good, they're great. Unfortunately, they're hardly ever good. Just mediocre at best when they could be so incredible.

Awesome baked goods and coffee! Definitely stopping here every time we're in Monroe…read more Apparently I have to keep typing in order for this review to be posted, so here are some more words.

This place and having my only day off on Sunday, I needed a good pick me up to get some things done…read morewalked in here. Got the best customer service the best coffee ever I do recommend this place.

Place is stinky. Musty and moldy smelly. The baristas…read moreseemed polite. Hot chocolate was oily and kind of off taste wise.

Felt like it was time to review again since it's been a couple of years since the last review!…read more Still one of my favorite places to stop when visiting Monroe. We are here during Thanksgiving break and we stopped in on Thanksgiving Day to indulge our sweet tooth since they were open for a few hours that morning. They do have a Facebook page you can visit to stay up to date with hours and specials. The seasonal menu changes but the classic café au lait are always available. This Baton Rouge girl is thankful for the sweet spot in Monroe! Oh and if your driving through on 165 or I-20 this season take a detour off the beaten path for some great coffee!

Honestly, for a coffee house that is not Starbucks they are surprisingly reliable…read more Let me explain my description. "Surprising reliable" because I've been the patron of many a counterculture coffee shops across the nation. CC's is the only one that has consistently served good products. For instance, I've gotten a flavored latte every time and each time the latte is smooth and the flavor just right. Additionally, I've neither utilized their WiFi nor stayed for an extended period of time to study, but this seems to be a good place to do so by the amount of people that have a laptop and books strewn about their table. If you're looking for something other than Starbucks, try CC's for a surprising and welcomed change.

I drove out of my way this morning for coffee- showed up at 6:30am this morning and nobody is here.read more

It's not that the drinks are bad but the service is. The people are not very kind and asked us to…read moredrink around when there was not a single person there because the drinks weren't ready that second. We only got two simply drinks.

The Daily Press is a MUST…read more Absolutely amazing people. Every one of their employees is amazing. The manager, Katie, sets a perfect example. They are constantly cleaning and its always such a nice place to be. Always amazing sandwiches. They have flatbread pizza too!! If you need the perfect lunch spot, or even dinner, go to this place. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!!

This is a really cute spot, nestled in downtown Monroe. I really like the rustic vibes and the…read morecustomer service was great. I only ordered a chai tea, but it was really good. I'll definitely be back!

Couldn't break away for lunch today, so I had to order in. Grabbed the teriyaki salmon bowl and it…read moreabsolutely hit the spot! Fresh, crisp, creamy, salty,... Absolutely everything you want in a meal. And the portion was very generous.

This place was a fantastic find for lunch on the drive back to Texas. Their Bahn Mi is a little…read morepricey but worth the price. The chicken breast was tender and seasoned well. I also tried the fresh rolls and those were delicious! Fresh and flavorful. My son loved them as well! We ordered online and our order was ready promptly at the time estimated. The shop itself is a good size located in an older strip mall.

As a Vietnamese person, and someone who used to work at a pho shop -- plus my family owned a…read morebusiness -- I understand how hard and difficult it is to open and run a restaurant here as an immigrant. Because of that, I usually don't write bad reviews. But I'm writing this because I genuinely want the owner to read it and understand. I love my culture and our food, and everywhere I go I always try Vietnamese restaurants. I chose this place because it looked like a mom-and-pop shop, and I really like supporting local businesses. We dined in during lunchtime, and it wasn't very busy, so we got seated right away. We ordered: - Rice with Grilled Beef: it tasted good and the portion was decent. We added a fried egg on top for $2.45. Everything was okay, but the color of the pickled vegetables didn't look fresh to me. - Vermicelli with Grilled Shrimp, Pork, and Egg Rolls: also a decent bowl, no big complaints. But I asked for no bean sprouts, the server repeated it to confirm, and it still came out with bean sprouts. Now here's the part that really disappointed me. Everywhere I've been, when you order a rice plate, it usually comes with a small side of soup. This place didn't, so we decided to order one. I knew we would be charged for it, and that's fine. But $8 for a small bowl of beef broth -- barely around 4 oz -- is honestly outrageous. I understand pho broth takes a lot of time, effort, ingredients, and experience. I respect that. But this? This didn't feel reasonable at all. I'm not expecting anything to be given for free just because I'm Vietnamese and I speak Vietnamese when I order. Even if they offered, I wouldn't take it. That's not the point. The point is, I felt really disappointed -- because this is my own people, and it made me feel like I got taken advantage of by my own people. I'm speaking up like this not to bash a small business, but because I want them to understand: every dollar customers spend is money they work hard for. You shouldn't take advantage of that or use excuses to raise prices like this. And what made it worse is that I've heard from locals who've been there and personally know the owner that "they only do that to people from out of town." That honestly made me even more upset. You might make extra money from one visit, but you lose trust permanently.

Waitress wasn't able to answer any questions about the food. It was very basic interior but clean…read more The portions were large but nothing to write home about. Very similar to Mexican food in Texas. Chocolate cake tasted like chemicals- not fresh. I really wanted to like this place as I really enjoy some good Cuban food but this place was a bit of a disappointment.

Small, clean restaurant in West Monroe serving "latin" food Honduras style. Ordered a house made…read moretamarindo fruit drink which was tart and sweet and delicious. The prices are a little higher than what I am used to coming from a big city. However, the food was served fresh and delicious. My breaded fish filet was huge and fried so well that it was not greasy at all. The beans were fluffy and tasted good like the rice. I really liked the fried tostones (green plantain). They also have a habanero salsa and a green one if you like some spice. The only thing is that crema automatically should be served with a sweet plantain order and is separate. My dining companions ordered pupusas and liked them immensely.