From out of town and always hard to find a good choice - this was everything!! Excellent food and…read moreservice!

Anytime there's a cute cafe serving up tasty breakfast foods, you can count me in! From the great…read moreservice to dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, the experience here was great. We unknowingly arrived 30 minutes before close, but the staff was super nice and welcomed us in with no rush. It was still pretty full inside and made for a nice, chatty place to go with family or friends. The menu definitely had something for everyone- all of the options looked great, so it was really hard to choose what to order! We started with coffee before ordering the garden frittata and the biscuits and gravy. The coffee was actually very good- they had a seasonal hazelnut flavor that I really enjoyed. I was expecting the frittata to be fluffy like a quiche, but it was more like a circular shaped veggie scramble. It was pretty standard, but definitely hit the spot. The sourdough bread served alongside was outstanding, however. It tasted super fresh and very homemade. The biscuits and gravy were very flavorful and not too greasy. Given the portions and quality, the price is very reasonable. Would definitely return and recommend making a visit!

So most of the time when my wife is craving coffee and she wants to stop at a coffee stand like…read morethis, I cringe because usually there is a long line and we wait forever! So when we turned the corner and saw the line, I sighed and resigned myself to the wait because I love my wife. Well the line moved fairly quick and we were rewarded by an amazing coffee experience. My wife tried their Oatmeal Cookie Latte that was made with oat milk, caramel, and espresso. It was so good! Like I would drink that every day good. The crazy thing was the price vs. size. We got a large since we were planning to share and we were given a cup that would make a Big Gulp nervous. I think we paid like $6.50 for easily the same amount of ounces in three large Starbucks drinks. If in Quincy, this should be your to-go place if you want coffee. Great service, fun staff, delicious drinks, and amazing prices.

great food but please make your employees ask if there's a phone number for cash transactions. I've…read morenow missed out on points multiple visits because of it.

Cute coffee shop with a cozy vibe and calming blue and white interior…read more There are a variety of coffee, teas, and lotus drinks to choose from. They also serve small breakfast bites, and freshly baked scones. The crustless quiche (like a giant egg bite) was good and pairs well with breakfast tea. The service inside is pleasant and quick. For your convenience they have a drive-thru and mobile ordering available. Be sure to add you number for loyalty points!

So good that I forgot to take a picture until half my drink was gone…read more I stopped into Bailey's while passing through Quincy on a road trip. I love trying local coffee shops, and Bailey's didn't disappoint! I ordered a cold brew flavored with hazelnut, and the drink was delicious. Not overpoweringly sweet, and strong enough to power me through another 4 hours of driving :) Service was great and the overall vibe of the shop is small-town, local, and welcoming. Would definitely recommend!

Krazy Cakes is our go to breakfast/brunch spot in Quincy. I love their breakfast sandwiches and the…read moreMajor. All of the salads are a perfect mix of savory and sweet. The owner and staff are so friendly and treat all customers like family.

Excellent sandwiches and salads in a modern cafe near downtown. We sat on the charming patio on a…read morebeautiful summer day. The owner is very friendly also. Highly recommended for lunch.

I stopped in over the weekend because I had never seen this place before. I was a little confused…read moreand realized that the location is inside of County Market. So I went inside. Not many people at the booth and the wait wasn't long. They're open from 6-7 usually posted for their summer hours. I ordered my usual a vanilla iced coffee. It was okay. But the price is a lot cheaper than Starbucks or Carter's in town. Worth a try if you want to try new coffee places and spend less money. Although they have a set up like Starbucks with mugs and such for sale in the front of the booth as well.

I'm a barista at Caribou Coffee in Sycamore and am on a mission to visit all of the locations in…read moreIllinois. The woman who rang me up, Robin, was very sweet and she went out of her way to give me a fresh cranberry orange muffin. As for coffee, I ordered a small soy latte with hazelnut and it had the perfect amount of steamed milk to froth ratio. I drove four hours to come here, so I'm happy to say that it was well worth it. I wish you were closer to me because I would definitely come back!

I stopped in here after work. I had heard a lot of people talk about this place and I haven't been…read moreto it yet. They had opened up here in 2022! They are a cute little drive thru coffee bar. They have a bright pink building up the street from County Market on North 24th street. They have merchandise you can buy like cute shirts and hoodies. They have a pretty wide menu including coffees, teas, slushies and lotus drinks. I've been craving a peach iced tea so that is what I ordered. It's not on the menu but they have about 20 flavors to choose from and also sugar free ones as well! Their prices are reasonable and they are fairly new to the neighborhood! I loved the peach iced tea! Defiantly worth a stop!

My go to drink is always The OBX! It's great with a lil splash of vodka or a lil bit of pre…read moreworkout! Love the ice that goes with that tasty drink!! Thanks Wink's Drinks!!

A long time breakfast favorite for "Country Cooking" when we visit Quincy. Our recent visit didn't…read moredisappoint. The Coach house serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. This is a clean, reliable restaurant with good food, service and great prices. It is large with a lot of seating for groups of all sizes, including a comfortable counter if you're dining alone. We ordered one of their famous cinnamon rolls and a traditional bacon & egg breakfast. The HUGE cinnamon roll was delicious! Make sure to order one for yourself, or to share. The egg breakfast was delicious as well with a generous portion of bacon and the best hash browns I've had in a while. Be prepared to be patient as they can be busy, but the servers do their best and are super friendly.

Great service! A fun restaurant for families. Food was good, a bit unseasoned but other than that a…read moregreat experience.

Got a breakfast sandwich today and an iced non dairy salted caramel drink to start my day. The…read moredrink was delicious but the sandwich was smaller and not exactly looking like the picture. I guess it's not that big of a deal but it seems like Starbucks is maybe cutting corners ‍

Very quick and friendly service. Drinks are made consistently and the people are really sweet.read more

Finally made it to the cafe, and it was perfect. The owners are gracious and friendly, and their…read moresupport of the local arts community is evident everywhere. I had a basic black coffee that did the trick, and the breakfast sandwich was delicious. It's so nice to see such a wonderful, creative environment flourish in Quincy, particularly at State & 8th.

What a delightful shop! Calftown Café is everything I need in a coffee shop: happy vibes, great…read morecoffee and food, sweet people, comfortable seating, good lighting, clean bathrooms, ample street parking... what's not to love? I dropped in on a weekday, late morning, to grab a jolt of caffeine before heading out for a hot, busy afternoon. The co-owners were on site: Margarita was behind the counter and Bill was reading a book to a child nearby. The spacious room was dotted with a few other visitors, including a table of women having a lively conversation. A Sade LP was playing on the hi-fi, and as side two ended it was replaced with a snappy jazz record. The café has many food options; I chose a house-made pastry that was perfectly flaky and well-balanced. My iced latte was just right too. I sat for a bit to review some papers I'd brought, and noticed plenty of seating options. Several tables along a wall had access to outlets, for those who need to plug in devices. Margarita brought my order to me and we talked awhile (it turns out we have mutual friends in Quincy) and she happily shared her experiences of growing her business. She also pointed out the books available to read on-site, as well as the paintings on the wall by local artists. Most are available for sale. Next time in Quincy I'll make time to have lunch at Calftown--I look forward to returning!