We went after shopping at farmer's market. I have to say I…read morewas surprised that there were that many people sitting at the tables inside. (It is derby weekend after all). I got the s'more iced mocha with oat milk and my friend got a drip coffee. Its so consistent in terms of the espresso and drip coffee. They were actually brewing a fresh pot of coffee when my friend ordered her coffee. The young man at the counter was really friendly. Your given a buzzer when your order is ready so you can sit and then pick up your drink. We sat outside to enjoy people watching. Tipping is optional and I strongly suggest that you do tip.

They absolutely have the best coffee in town. There roaster is a pro at what he does, roast perfect…read morecoffee. The customer service is always top notch.

Super fun and nice people - Tamatha is the sweetest and so enthusiastic about the coffees. Local…read morecoffee place, they just got bought by two guys from Ohio, but hopefully things don't change too much. They roast their own beans in house and offer a bunch of different options - the newest one is Maple Nut Crunch and it is sooo good. Definitely a little weird to be driving up to a factory or warehouse like building but they need all that space for what they do. You can try a different cup of drip coffee depending on what they decide to make that day.

I heard that the Daily Grind uses creative coffee so I was excited when I found out they sell their…read moreown coffee retail. Well I was given a bag of their breakfast blend from a friend for my home machine and it was honestly so disappointing. The shots were coming out very dark with no crème even forming, it was very oily like a dark roast, and it just tasted off. I don't know if it was a bad batch, or just old, but it certainly doesn't match the Daily Grind at all. $12 for 12oz seems like a good price though, so I'll have to try them again in the future.

Friendly staff. Cute shop. Awesome coffee and bagels. Would return next time I'm in Paris KYread more

Cute shop... love the fact the open early... coffee was decent... very friendly staff, good vibe!read more

Really cute coffee shop we stopped by while driving through town. It had an excellent selection of…read morecoffee drinks as well as locally sourced teas. The young woman who worked there was incredibly friendly and welcoming. This lovely coffee shop is well worth your time.

Exceptional customer service every time. The coffee is so good, we actually buy the beans to brew…read moreat home. The breakfast burritos are very good and made to order. Check out the location on Old Todd's Road. It might just become your favorite local coffee shop.

Really cute store right by the tracks. Parking is along the side of the street, I found some right…read morearound the corner. Very cozy and chill on the inside. Pastries, coffees, teas all available. My drink was really delicious, even if nitro makes it harder to pour. Will definitely swing by again!

I have been to Drinklings numerous times and it has such a cute atmosphere! It's a great place to…read moregrab a cup of coffee with a friend or two. You can never go wrong with what you get to drink there! I got a strawberry matcha latte with almond milk and some coffee beans. Took it to go, and made an espresso at home! I do recommend their cold brew or coffee over other drinks, they are superior.

We made a special trip to Paris just to try CaffèMarco. Hours posted on yelp and Google both said…read morethe business was open. When we arrived, and found parking, the was a sign out front that said "available two doors down". We went down to Hopewell bakery (it's wonderful). To find Marco's coffee setup for sale to be brewed at home, or a carafe of Marco's coffee set up on the bar. I did get a cup of coffee to try. And a sample bag to try at home. The coffee was nothing spectacular. It can be compared to hotel lobby coffee, honestly. Thank goodness we found the gem that is Hopewell, so the trip was not wasted.

We tried Caffe Marco at the Farmers Market in Lexington. The orange and fig espresso tonic from…read moreMarcos has a perfect balance between bitter and sweet. The natural sweetness of the fig syrup mellows the bold bitterness of the espresso, creating a harmonious flavor profile. The citrusy brightness of the orange adds a refreshing, zesty note that complements the deep, rich tones of the coffee. Left to his own creativity, the barista created the perfect ratio of ingredients and was spot on with adding a splash of oat milk to give the drink, a little creaminess without taking away from the taste. It was the perfect drink for a stroll through the farmers market, offering a sophisticated yet refreshing experience that pairs beautifully with a relaxed, sunny morning. Come to Paris for the drink of the summer!

this little coffee roastery is truly delightful! excellent…read morecoffee, and exceptional customer service... they make you feel like old friends... try it, you won't be disappointed. the place is comfortable with a charming atmosphere...

Good coffee and latte! Cute place with friendly service. Drive up available. I wasn't able to get…read moreskim milk in my latte but almond milk option was a good alternative. A great alternative to the hotel coffee.

I stopped in to see if this is somewhere I could do remote work from and was surprised by how large…read moreand beautiful the space is! They have free WiFi and an excellent vibe. I had a matcha latte and avocado toast. Both delicious and prepared quickly. I chatted with the guy working and he turned out to be the owner of the place--he has a great story about his history. I definitely recommend this place.

Such a lovely visit! This would be a GREAT place to hang out for work, social event, and really any…read morereason you can pair with coffee! It's very large, quite, inviting, and comfortable. Very clean. The staff was incredibly sweet. They use pink house alchemy syrups, which is a fun unusual touch that makes them different than other places! They have nice bakery options and gorgeous looking teas. Their winter menu is launching this week!

Let's talk about definitions and the fact that they have significance…read more Using half and half and calling it "heavy cream". Hot coffee that has had ice added to it therefore reducing it to disgusting water with a tinge of the bitterness of something that once might have been coffee left in the bottom of a dirty cup...is NOT " COLD BREW". When you are told you might want to taste your "COLD BREW" Because it's incredibly WATERY AND WEAK, you offer me another glass of it. ‍ If it were actually made correctly-(cold brew takes 24-72 hrs to properly brew), I would just get another cup of trash. Add to that the insult of you putting MORE half and half INSTEAD of the HEAVY CREAM, and again-the result will be the same. A WATERY WEAK MESS. For a town with a college claiming to have such intelligent students-one can only assume none of them were involved in my experience here at this establishment today, because my 13 year old could straighten that operation out in about 7 minutes. Never walking in there to waste twenty bucks on dishwater again!

Fair warning - once you taste coffee from Dry Stack, you might not be able to enjoy anything from…read moreother coffee shops! Their single-origin beans are sourced from a variety of regions, expertly roasted in-house and prepared by some of the friendliest staff you'll find anywhere! Dry Stack is truly a hidden gem in our little town and well worth the trip to Danville!