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    Big River Coffee

    3.6 (62 reviews)

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    Dogs allowed

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    Christopher F.

    It's a good place to grab a coffee and snack. We ran thru on our way to work. They were quick to make our drinks and were super friendly. The space is comfy with an upstairs area. They sell some Christian books which I don't actually understand why but it's their biz.

    Big River Coffee: Chai tea with oat milk and a vegan brownie
    Chiemi N.

    The first time I came into Big River Coffee, it wasn't a great experience. There weren't any vegan baked goods, they have a vegan breakfast sandwich with impossible sausage. The day that I came in last summer was during a heat wave and they weren't doing any cooking. Decided to give them another chance, so glad I did! The coffee shop is close to home. There are comfy chairs, which I look for in a coffee spot. I love to read while savoring a beverage and snack. I guess they usually have other vegan baked goods, but today they were out, but had a brownie. Brownies are one of my least favorite baked goods, but hey, beggers can't be choosy! I enjoyed spending an afternoon reading my novel along with a Chai Tea with oat milk. They have a couple other dairy alternatives. I also had the aforementioned brownie. The atmosphere is nice and pleasant with artwork adorning the walls. It's spacious and there's an upstairs that I can see people sitting upstairs from where I sit. I did not venture upstairs because I found the perfect spot to sit and read and watch the comings and goings of other patrons!

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    Lily C.

    Saw the Big River Coffee sign while I was driving out of the new Reeds Crossing shopping area and stopped in for a late morning coffee. The breakfast sandwich had typical fillings but the star was the coffee! I got the honey and cinnamon toast latte, and it was exactly the right combination of those ingredients!

    LEAD bagels. Do NOT order a bagel. It was cold and disgusting.
    Elle R.

    Just wow. I was so looking forward to trying this place out. We arrived on a Wednesday morning. The 2 girls behind the counter not only did not welcome us in, they made us feel like we were doing them a favor by ordering. SOOO rude! Do NOT get a bagel - they are like LEAD! Theeee worst bagels I've ever had in my life. The pastries looked pathetic in their display. Thankfully Dutch Bros. is down the block and they have FANTASTIC service.

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    Jim A.

    If you like dark bitter coffee, this place is your jam. Me on the other hand? I clearly have a sensitive palate that comes alive by the tender balance of slightly bitter, sweet, and complex richness of a vanilla latte and white chocolate mocha. Sadly, this was one of the worst lattes and white mochas I've had. Had I been in the cafe I would have asked them to modify it but we went through the drive through as we were heading out for the day. Driving while improperly caffeinated can be a real hazard. But did I die? No, so I guess all is ok.

    Kid's lemon gelato had a weird stringy texture.
    Janet M.

    We ( me and my 21 yr old) were so excited to have a new coffee place with a drive thru on our reg route that was not Starbucks, Black Rock, Human Bean, or Dutch Bros. With some different food items including gelato, which we adore, natch. We like variety. The building looks fancy! Honestly, our experience was not that great. We used the drive through and she was nice. Kids hot chocolate was not very hot and not anything amazing. My iced vanilla latte was not remotely vanilla-y (I wish I had read Stephanie's review first) and they did not have soy milk. Reg milk is tough on me and I cannot do almond, coconut, or oat. It is nice they offer those though, I guess. Kid's lemon gelato tasted lemony but it was slimy and oddly stringy...with ice crystals. My salted caramel gelato did taste ok but was also texturally off. Just not very good. My credit card didnt work in their reader at all. Embarassingly, cars lined up behind us while we tried a few times. Nope. It worked the very next place we went so it was not me. I don't know if we would go back. Maybe we will give them a little time to work on things. The worst part? We ditched my drink and kid's gelato and went straight to Black Rock. Oh well.

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    Kathy K.

    We visited this coffee shop primarily to play board games, and it was a fantastic spot for that! The ambience was cozy and relaxing, with the pleasant background sounds of coffee being made. The upstairs seating area was a highlight. I loved that the tables were surrounded by windows on all sides. We didn't try the food, but the tea was decent. To be fair, we weren't really there for the drinks, so that wasn't our focus. Service was good. Nothing extraordinary, but the barista was friendly.

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    Advait K.

    The coffee is great. The owner was friendly. The ambience is cozy. Great place to hang out and relax

    Bacon habanero jam bagel
    Kristina W.

    Great coffee, friendly barista and they have a cozy fireplace! I'd come back again. Oh and a selection of breakfast bagels was great too!

    Pumpkin patch shaken espresso

    The service was great but the coffee is terrible. I got the the pumpkin patch shaken espresso with oat milk, it was way too sweet and a waste of money. The religious hobby lobby signs are a bit nauseating too. Glad I tried out this place but probably won't return.

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    Rebecca B.

    This is a GREAT spot to either meet with friends, bring a laptop and get some work done or get cozy on one of the stuffed chairs to read a book. I sat upstairs to work alongside a friend, but there was a fireplace downstairs that I really wanted to sit by cuddled up with a book! I tried a blackberry lavender mocha, it was okay but I'll probably stick to my regular next time. There are lots of tasty pastries available and a drive through for those on the go.

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    Cool place, good service, barista made a nice looking latte, but the coffee flavor was not my favorite.

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