Joyhouse coffee is an excellent addition to the local area. Their prices are very reasonable,…read moreespecially for a breakfast sandwich. Every time I stop here the workers are very welcoming and friendly. The service is fast and the drinks seem to be made the same each time. I will continue to frequent this charming little coffee house with a drive through.

This place had such a wonderful ambience! When we went, they were doing a Gilmore Girls theme,…read morewhich was cute. Our coffee and pastries were good, and the seating was comfortable and cozy.

I've been here several times and am never disappointed. Fav drink: The beermosa is fantastic if…read moreyou're looking for a mild cocktail. Fav Breakfast: so many choices, I usually go to an omelette bowl, cali. You can't go wrong! Fav Lunch: the Cuban with tomato soup is filling and delicious

As an out of towner, I googled brunch spots and was recommended HomeGrown!…read more I got "It Takes The Cake!" which came with pancakes, 2 eggs (I chose scrambled), and bacon (cause duh!). The pancakes were alright - what set them apart was the syrup! The eggs and bacon were good too, though that's hard to mess up. I also ordered an iced latte and a piña lemonade. The latte was good. A bit bitter, but I'd write that off on whatever espresso bean they use. The piña lemonade tasted FANTASTIC. It's roasted fresh pineapple, creamy coconut, and fresh squeezed lemonade. The only issue I had was a sensory deal...I'm not sure if it was pineapple pulp or coconut shavings, but there was an added texture to the drink that caught me off guard. I plan on attempting a version of this drink on my own at home and will most definitely put the liquid through a strainer before serving. Sensory problems aside...the drink was SO DELICIOUS. My mom got the "Yum! I love Biscuits & Gravy". It came with potatoes and she ordered her eggs hard fried. She thought it was super tasty and very filling! We shared an order of a brown sugar pop'd heart. I've never had a homemade pop tart before, so this was an exciting choice for me! The waitress forgot it with my original order (that's ok!), so I got it to go and ate it the next morning for breakfast. It was thick, sweet, and delicious. I didn't heat it up, though I probably should've. Regardless, such a tasty treat! The vibes were cute and very farm-to-table. The staff were super friendly with everyone saying "hi!" as we walked in and "have a good day!" as we left. There's a shelving unit to the immediate right of the entryway that has products, like coffee beans, for sale too.

Convenient spot to grab a cup of coffee and relax or wander through the library. The cafe is…read morebright and there is plenty of seating with tables or comfy chairs. They have snack options and pastries as well as sodas and juices. Love that they serve Guatemalan coffee. The barista was sweet and fast. The cold brew is strong and smooth. My cafe au lait with almond milk was the best price in NWA and delicious.

I just discovered 211 Cafe wow!…read more I love this place! The coffee is ephemeral! To all you that say it doesn't exist, it's worth finding it! (Whoops actually does exist! And the espresso was way better than the Airship I just had!)

Really loved this place. I popped in to grab a coffee and scope it out with this being my first…read moretime there. They have a nice outdoor seating area to enjoy during the good weather. The inside is very calming and inviting. It wasn't super busy at the time I visited and I think this would be a great place to grab a coffee with a friend or do some work or relax here if you feel like it. They have some signature coffees and their signature honey lavender latte was delicious and good quality. I would definitely love to come back here.

This is such a cute little spot with the most amazing decor -- every detail feels warm and…read moreinviting. I love starting my mornings here with a fresh matcha, and their Coconut Matcha Cloud is absolutely to die for especially if you are lactose intolerant. It's a nice balance of sweet and matcha. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

Un Deux Trois is such a charming spot--honestly a beautiful coffee shop. Note that there is a lot…read moremore outdoor seating vs just a few small tables inside. If you're planning to hang around and want to ensure a seat, pick a warm sunny day. The spring time croissant was absolutely delicious--flaky, buttery, and worth the visit alone. The regular croissant was meh. My vanilla latte was solid and well-balanced. I did try the tea, but it leaned a bit too coconut-forward for my taste. One pleasant surprise: even though there weren't prices displayed, everything ended up being more affordable than expected, which was a nice bonus. I got 3 drinks and 2 croissants for $40 with tip. Shocking especially when you see the decor and lack of prices displayed. Overall, a lovely place I'd definitely return if we're back in the Bentonville/Beaver Lake area!

I'm obsessed with the vibes of this cafe! Seriously the most beautiful and aesthetic cafe inside…read moreand outside. The orange croissant was so delicious. The coffee was good but nothing super special. I was a little disappointed that the pastry came out on a paper plate and the cups were all disposable. It was such a cute cafe, it just seemed like ceramic mugs with a saucer would've fit the aesthetic more. Still a cute spot!

Hands down the best coffee shop in Rogers. I've lived here for 23 years, and this is definitely…read morethe best coffee in the city. The pizza and baked goods are also delicious. Staff is friendly and attentive. Sometimes have trouble getting a table at busier times, but that's because of its popularity.

Definitely recommend this coffee shop. This was our first time visiting, and we left genuinely…read moreimpressed. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere felt welcoming and cozy. The shop is decorated in such a cute and thoughtful way, making it a really pleasant place to relax, sit down, and enjoy your drink. The staff truly stood out. Everyone was incredibly friendly, helpful, and patient, which made the experience even better, especially for a first visit. They were happy to answer questions and offer suggestions, and you could tell they genuinely care about their customers. I also loved the variety of items they offer. It is not just a typical coffee stop, there are so many options to choose from, making it easy to find something for everyone. Everything felt well curated and intentional. Overall, this coffee shop exceeded our expectations and made a lasting impression on us. I honestly wish we had a location like this in California because it would quickly become a regular spot for us. We will definitely be back the next time we are in the area and highly recommend stopping by if you have the chance.

Living in NWA for 12 years, I only recently discovered this gem last week. In the past week I have…read morevisited 3 times! First of all, the owner is a sweetheart! She is very hospitable and involved with her customers. Love that! Interaction and communication is key when running your own business. She nails it! Secondly, the inside is quite small yet there is seating in every corner and space available. From tables, to sofas, to cozy chairs, there is a quiet spot to enjoy your treats! There's even a water and food station for your fur babies! Now on to the main event...the pie! Wow! Just wow! From pie to cake to scones to tarts, I've tried them all! The raspberry cream is to die for! So sweet, creamy and they use real raspberries! I was in heaven at first bite! The lemon meringue pie is a close second with its bright freshness! Not overly lemony...Just right! The chocolate cake is super fudgey and rich! Pair it with a cold cup of milk and you've reached Heaven. The banana chocolate chip scone was good...but in my opinion much too sweet. Leave off the brown sugar/cinnamon glaze and it would be much better. The fruit tart was so flavorful and the fruit was fresh and just the right sweetness. If you like coconut cream pie, you've come to the right place! Creamy and the perfect consistency. The chocolate diner pie is rich and decadent with its lightly whipped topping and chocolate curls. Lastly the Southern Buttermilk pie was a first for me. I didnt know what to expect but was pleasantly surprised. It was almost a custard like consistency but with a sour note...more lemony than I was expecting but good nonetheless. Next time I hope to try the more savory pies and quiches. Everyday there is a variety to choose from and their daily menu is always posted on their Facebook page. Oh! And the prices are fantastic considering you get a good size slice of pie! Big enough to share...if you're willing! I highly recommend this cute little bakery...in fact I insist on it!

This is our third or fourth time here. Every time has been an out of this world savory carnival for…read moremy mouth. The chili relleno quiche is to die for. Husband always gets the chicken pot pie and it is so delish. The amount of sweets available will hit everyone's taste if you aren't looking for savory. They make a good mocha also! They greet you with a smile and the owner is always out and about to make sure your experience is epic. We have been in this area for about 10 years and this is our favorite spot! When you walk in, you are greeted also by everything baking and kitchen. There is a shelf of pie birds and a sign to educate you on the importance and history. The decor is so cute and homey just like the pies! Love this place!

Wow, was completely blown away by this coffee shop. This location also happens to be Onyx Coffee…read moreLab's HQ and is located in old town Rogers. When you arrive there is plenty of parking on the street. You'll walk in through the entrance on Walnut street and order at the counter. It will feel like you were transported to a very industrial, open, lively atmosphere. For coffee I ordered the Hail Fellow Well Met latte (brown butter, caramel, sea salt, espresso, and oat milk). The flavors were excellent and you could tell the sauces/syrups are made in house. This is a great coffee shop to work remotely from or just hang out for a bit in. Definitely stop in to grab a coffee in you are in the old town Rogers area.

As coffee lovers, we were sure to make this a destination on our road trip, given with its…read morereputation as award-winning roaster, though ultimately left disappointed. Unless our coffees were made wrong, I promise y'all there's so much better coffee out there! The lattes were essentially straight milk. I tasted a tiny bit of espresso flavor, among the other flavors, but truly, this was one of the most milky lattes I've ever had. So disappointing. The line was quite long, and I didn't want to pay any more to add espresso, on top of my $48 bill, especially when it should've been nicely balanced from the start. I mean, just look at the color! I also got the iced lemon poppy matcha; it was refreshing and decent. What I will give credit for: the breakfast sandwich and carrot bread (not pictured) were delicious. And I can really appreciate coffee shops that make their own syrups and craft creative combinations with them, like wildflower-lavender or lemon poppy.

Hadn't been here in a few years and I'm so glad we returned, given how close it was located to an…read moreappointment we had. I love the trendy laid back atmosphere, both inside and it includes a nice patio space. I noticed several people either dining with others or doing some reading or work on their computers, quite an endorsement of how relaxing the environment is. I had the Breakfast Sammy, which was absolutely delicious. The ingredients tasted quite fresh and each component was really nailed. My wife went with The Dagwood which she loved as well. Friendly staff to boot. I can definitely see us returning here soon.

Thank you for being open at 7A and for having a patio where I can enjoy the morning and birds…read morechirping. The ambiance is (European) contemporary. Early on there had been some shape-shifting from mini-bodega for the entrance lobby, but they've settled into this current mode as a wine bar. For my food: I ordered the salmon breakfast, which comes with a 'jammy egg,' and a latte breve. I had asked for my drink in a mug but received it in a glass. I have a personal preference for my meal to be deconstructed. I hadn't seen a picture of this dish else would have instructed had I been aware. I like to cut open my own egg and tear apart my own fish. (That... will likely be a standard request for all restaurants in the future--deconstruct.) I like the salt flakes and fennel on the eggs and don't know whether I'd've gotten them deconstructed The salmon seems (to me to be) more 'baked' than 'smoked:' The service was pleasant and charming.