Nice little bakery in Cumberland Gap town. They serve delicious sandwiches, the roast beef with…read moreraspberry melt was delectable! Staff were friendly and attentive.

We came by for a quick bite. The shop is so cute and sells some of their merch. The baristas were…read moreso nice and friendly. We tried the blackberry grilled cheese with jalapeño and bacon. It sounded so weird we had to try it. We shared it and were not disappointed. We enjoyed our sandwich outside on the porch. We also had fun leaving a few books in the Little Free Library in the front yard.

I often recommend this location because every since I've heard the first compliment about it…read more They've never stopped! Of course, I had to go find this location and another one named- ("something to do with coffee!.... so much for remembering the name.. Anyway- specifically regarding this location- if you don't go, you're missing out, not just on the coffee but the experience too! I went with my son and his girlfriend because I just kept passing it. Everyone is great! The service and food are also some of the best!

I absolutely love this place. It's a very cozy nook in Middlesboro and is quite famous among…read morestudents and locals for quality breakfast and lunch. It's a family-owned restaurant with homemade delicious pastries and good dessert. The service is amazing and very homie. It also has a nice patio.

A great place to sit and enjoy the atmosphere while you catch up with friends. Coffee is excellent…read moreand the baked goods are a treat to enjoy.

The place reeked of mold. It was not clean. There was a new…read moreemployee and their trainer was terrible. The new employee was kind and did their best to help. The trainer wouldn't give a receipt. The drinks only tasted like milk, and gave us the wrong size from what we ordered. Will not be going back.

Sweet local spot…read more You want a place to work, meet to play a board game, show up on a pokemon or magic night. You found your spot. Coffee or tea or juice or lemonade. All sorts of combinations and mixers. Snacks. I'll review again when I come back. Hot Girl Summer is sweet, refreshing and has a natural energy drink mixer. Red Bull is available. Fresh brewed green tea. Will visit again. Very kind and inviting staff.

Great coffee, very clean and friendly service with a smile! Stopped there for an afternoon cup of…read morecoffee and was not disappointed!!!

Honestly everything I tried out was delicious. The service was kind & helpful! It blessed me to see…read morethe sign that at the bottom said free prayers! 10/10 Clean & enjoyable place to be!

The reasons I like and recommend Axis:…read more 1. Only coffee shop in Manchester 2. Veryyyyyyy welcoming staff... almost all work there voluntarily and don't get paid but STILL, they greet everyone with a smile and the warmth one would expect from a great service provider 3. They have good coffee and lattes n smoothies 4. They sort of customize the menu as the seasons change .. like wraps in summers and special drinks in Fall/Winter 5. The ambience is the most positive that you'll ever find... plus I love the little unique pieces they display 6. Its hygienic 7. They have Ice cream! Enough said :) 8. They treat you like family :) Now the reasons I didn't rate it a full 5/5 1. The base menu is slightly limited and mundane after 2 years.... most of the innovation is done in drinks 2. They discontinued my tomato soup :( Edited on 12/19/17: I changed the rating to 5 stars today.... which other place do u know who go out of the way to get u a bowl of special tomato soup... just for u.. right before Christmas!!??!! Sooo touched!

Friendly staff nice decor and the food and coffee was wonderful, bought coffee to take home....read more

This cafe has a fascinating location surrounded by the remains of a coal mine and associated…read moreindustrial facilities which have been abandoned for some time but still look impressive. The cafe itself straddles a stream that was likely used for water power. They had pastry options and some diner style hot breakfast, but I wasn't blown away by these options and (correctly) anticipated that I might prefer my food options on the other side of the mountains. However, their drink selection was quite robust for a place in a pretty rural location. I ordered a coal dust which was a mix of white and dark chocolate; I was a bit miffed that the menu didn't make it clear that it was actually a coffee drink as it could just as well have been pure hot chocolate. However, the flavor combination was ultimately successful for me. Travelers should certainly consider stopping in this location to take a look around, and why not pick up a beverage?

A ton of choices for flavors, the coffee is delicious, helpful and friendly staff for those who…read morearen't versed in the coffee lingo. Quick service!

Super cute coffee shop in downtown Middlesboro. There's a lot of street parking around! Everyone is…read moresuper sweet and I loved hearing their recommendations. They have really interesting flavors and I tried the blackberry lavender white mocha which is usually out of my comfort zone. I got a small iced and it was the perfect size. It was delicious and I'd give it a solid 8.5/10. It's the cutest place to study, but the only downside is it's so tiny!! There's only 3 tables to sit at :( Will definitely be coming back!

Who knew?!?! A little coffee joint in East Tennessee could have a chill, welcoming and fun vibe!!!…read more Soon as I got back in my car I bragged to my wife how pleasant my experience was. And oh the coffee was excellent!

Here's the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly on our experience:…read moreThe Good: Their coffee was delicious. I love the Spring menu which was very creative with many things we would love to try. The pistachio latte was so good. The Ube latte was good, but can't really taste the Ube flavor. Solid place for specialty coffee. We also had the strawberry banana smoothie, it was yum. The food and drinks came out pretty quickly and the servers were nice. The Bad: The place seems to be specialized in crepe, so we ordered the Mixed berries crepe, the strawberry with Nutella crepe, and the apple cinnamon crepe. While the cream inside was delicious, the crepe itself was cold which made it a little gummy and it was a bit too thick. The apple cinnamon crepe had a mixture of cooked and cut fresh apples but unfortunately the fresh chunks didn't mix well with the overall texture of the crepe so it was not great. If they had sliced the fresh apples or put them on the side, it would've been better. The Ugly: We had the Greek omelette which was not big and can't really taste the feta cheese. It came with a hash brown but it was probably heated up in a microwave instead of fried...it was dry and missing the crunch. The bread was cold that came with the omelette, it didn't came with butter either. Our experience was a letdown on food, but good place for coffee.

Oh my- *best* white chocolate mocha ever. It was perfect. The coffee flavor was excellent. Not too…read moresweet. The cafe itself is simple, peaceful and inviting. I was visiting family in Jackson and needed up staying the night toward Hazard. I wanted to find a local business for coffee and this place was perfect! Thank you, HCC. Best moment of my adventure!

Stopped in before a conference and was greeted by the friendly barista behind the counter. He…read moreimmediately showed me the seasonal menus that were located by the register, and made some great recommendations.

gotta be the best damn coffe ive ever had it was unbeliveable. service was incredible everyone was…read moreso nice especialy the person with the green hair. it was so cute inside had a great astetic.

Welcome to Harlan Kentucky, I've been here for about a week now, here in the mountains everything…read moreis spread out It takes a little bit to get anywhere, but the one thing that this area of Kentucky is not short on is unique coffee shops, in Harland Kentucky in the old Buttermore building, you really feel like you have stepped backwards in time. There's an area in the back that feels like your living room, you're surrounded by old books on all four sides, there was a live fire chimney that we sat by for quite a while. This place is filled with thousands of books, a lot of them containing Appalachian literature showing the history of this place. Today we had the creme brulee frappe, a hot coal miner latte, and a hot mocha latte. I was able to order the lattes in "for here" mugs which made for great pictures. We also got the bacon mac and cheese panini, I'm not a big fan of putting mac and cheese in sandwiches, but this tasted amazing. With this being a small downtown area on an early Thursday morning, they only had one employee Skylar, but she was amazing and able to still get everything out quickly and she was very friendly while we had a lot of questions. Final note, I was impressed with the name of this business Moonbow Tipple. Moonbow which means lunar rainbow and tipple which can mean someone who drinks a lot or what your favorite drink would be. Which sounds like a great name for a bookstore. So have to speaking to the barista, moonbow is common occurrence here in this part of Kentucky and Tipple has to do with a coal tipple.