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West Brew Coffee

3.3 (4 reviews)
Closed • 6:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Owner was so kind and helpful! super yummy coffees (Christian was a ten outta ten) and cake pops were divine! love the local option!

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Midtown Coffee

Midtown Coffee

3.5(4 reviews)
1.6 mi

Coffee is good and the location has a cute feel. Prices are about what you'd expect. Large seasonal…read morehot drink was $6.55. Cup wasn't very big though. Parking lot isn't big and does seem to stay full so I could see where that could be a problem. They have a loyalty card but they punch per order rather than per drink. Would appreciate a menu on the wall. There's one menu on the counter so I guess if you're waiting in line you wait to reach the counter before seeing your options or check from your phone. Didn't love the service. Overall, it's alright. Prefer the plaza location where there's better service.

YOU CANNOT BUILD A COFFEE SHOP ON INCONSISTENCY…read more I was able to stop in this coffee shop on two different occasions on back to back days. Sunday, was my first time and I was pretty impressed with the shop, given the fact that it was in a small town and it didn't have many reviews at all. I ordered a Cortado and was really surprised by how well done it was made. It had the perfect consistency, texture, and flavor, with the perfect ratio of a well pulled shot of espresso and properly steamed milk. Whoever made that drink needs to train the whole staff, because based on my second visit, it is very clear to me that the owner is not doing their job properly in hiring/training baristas. The very next day I walked in very exited for my Cortado again! Being from Seattle, I find it very hard to find a properly made Cortado, and so I was excited for another good one here! But to my disappointment, this time, it was just beyond a let down. It was borderline disrespectful and just absurd. I walked the coffee back up and explained to the barista, this was 100% not a Cortado. It was more of a latte because it had lots of milk. It looked really bad. So then she nicely took it back and said she will remake it. Surely enough, it was very clear these workers had no idea how to make coffee. The lack of training and knowledge of coffee became very clear. I got my new "Cortado" and this time it looked more of an espresso shot with no milk. Unbelievable. I hope the owner reads this and does a better job of training its workers to understand their jobs. Just because 99% of the customers here probably order vanilla iced lattes, or other sweet drinks does not mean every worker should not know how to make EVERY coffee drink the proper way. It wasn't even close. Seems like by the merchandise, they care to take their coffee serious but the "baristas" don't know how to make drinks... Disappointing. You are a "specialty" coffee shop, not a Dunkin Donuts or Starbucks.

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Dreami Tea - Stopped by to grab some Boba with all the teens from church!

Dreami Tea

3.8(4 reviews)
2.1 mi

Ordered a Thai tea from Dreami. Really good. I got it with 75% sugar. Very tasty. Service was…read moreawesome! We had a large party and the gals were able to fix us up very quickly. The place has great decor with puzzles, games, a mini pac man game, chess set, and other great things to do as you chill and drink your tea. They sell some other desserts and trinkets at the store. The seating is comfy and inviting. If ever in Russellville, stop by and order a Boba tea. There are many different flavors available!! May return if nearby. We had a fun time.

While waiting for my wife to finish up her manicure; my daughter and I slipped over to this spot…read morethat's next door. Upon walking in it reminded me a bit of a coffee shop feel, but more kid oriented. There were little areas to sit and hangout as well as do games and crafts. They also had things around the store to purchase; from Labubu clothes to unique candies, and cakes. The people ahead of us were a party of five, and I think someone was ahead of them getting a drink as well. Cool little spot and I can see why tweens like to hang out here. Big BUT coming... The girl making the orders kept stopping making previous orders when someone else would come in. Instead of just asking the people to wait while she finished them; she would stop what she was doing and go take their orders. This resulted in extremely long wait times! Also there were a couple girls in there who kept asking for water refills and every couple minutes would bring something up to the counter to ask the price; which the girl would stop making drinks and help them. The people ahead of us finally got their drinks after twenty minutes, and after thirty I finally went to ask about our drinks. By this time the store was becoming more crowded. As I was standing near the counter another lady came out, and said to the worker "why didn't you tell me we were busy?" I said to her I had been waiting thirty minutes, and she stated making my drinks. She finished one and I said I have another, and she replied "I don't know what you ordered!" I told her it should have been near the other cup. She did give me a coupon for a free drink, and apologized, but that's not the only complaint. They charge extra for boba pearls!!! Like none of their "boba" comes with "boba?" You can either add half a scoop for 65c or a full one for over a dollar. That's kinda lame if you ask me. So in closing; train your workers to be more efficient, and stop charging extra for boba pearls that go in boba!

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Stoby's Restaurant - Delicious, must have, homemade, fresh pies

Stoby's Restaurant

4.1(190 reviews)
2.2 mi
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Casual dining
Locally owned & operated

Stopped for breakfast here before heading up scenic 7 for the drive north…read more Stoby's was on the way and seemed a good choice. Right now as long as you're coming from the west you can drive directly to the restaurant before the road is closed for construction (7/2026). We split a 2 egg with bacon breakfast and enjoyed it immensely. The house strawberry jam was really good. The hash browns were perfectly prepared if a bit greasy. The eggs ordered over medium were just a bit overcooked but we wanted to be sure the whites were fully done. My wife especially liked the cure on the bacon. Our server was prompt, friendly and attentive. She did a great job. It was interesting seeing how the original restaurant was converted rail cars and later expanded into what they have today. We heartily recommend Stoby's if you're ever in the area.

If you are hungry don't get caught on the "wrong side of the tracks."…read more Stoby's is a railroad themed diner that sits adjacent to and across the tracks from the old Russellville train depot. There is some needed street and bridge improvements happening right now in the area, so navigation to Stoby's may not match your GPS recommendations. By the way, the old Russellville train depot is a museum that might be worth a visit after breakfast. Outside around back at Stoby's, you will notice a couple of Pullman cars that are actually part of the restaurant that you can dine in. The Pullmans are likely set up to handle groups. See the pictures from the outside and inside. The restaurant has a model railroad track that winds its way throughout the dining area. It was not running today. I suspect as a result of some type of Railroad Labor Union dispute. Mostly booths in the main dining area. Overall, it is a big restaurant. We were seated promptly and with menus; the drink orders processing while we studied the menu. The restaurant has daily specials, but we weren't railroaded into those options. The very nice waitress gave us plenty of time to study the menu and make a selection of our choice. My wife went for the Taco Salad; this ain't no Mexican joint but that's what she wanted. This is a southern food diner. The taco salad was similar to a school cafeteria, lunch taco salad. All the ingredients were fresh; the meat well was seasoned. The sauce came from a bottle. No, this ain't a Mexican restaurant. My wife liked the salad though. My meal was tasty and about as southern as it could get. Good cream gravy over a crunchy fried chicken breast, a cup of mashed potatoes with more cream gravy, and green beans with bacon. A slice of buttered Texas toast on the side to wipe the plate clean. No derailment at our table. It was a good meal with friendly service. Our ticket said Melissa was the conductor. Be sure to check the pie case up front!

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West Brew Coffee - coffee - Updated October 2026

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