If you're looking for a high quality tea, then look elsewhere. My daughter and I ordered the Alma…read moreGrace tea and received a 3 tier tray that included basic deli sandwiches, mini muffins, Little Debbie's, and Easter Peeps. Not what we had in mind! Definitely not worth the price we paid.

The owner was very accommodating and friendly. We had 36 ladies for the grand celebration tea and…read moreeveryone told me that they had a great time. The food was delicious and there were many selections of tea in herbal and black teas. It was very comfortable and relaxing. Memori and her staff made everything look so beautiful. Can't wait to have another tea party there!

Uncomfortable and hot inside. Quality has slipped. The person who took our order was unsure of…read moredrinks since she does like coffee? The setting and charm of this place is fading. Not like it was in the past.

Evergreen is always a win. We've been coming here for years and EVERYTHING we've tried has been…read moregreat. Today we an iced chai latte that was delicious and a yummy strong banana frappe to drink. Best of all, this burrito.. 10 out of 10. The bulgogi is so flavorful and jalapeño adds plenty of kick. The staff is nice and helpful as usual. Their playlist of choice is a vibe too.

Excellent home prepared food. Counter service is excellent. Cashier friendly and helpful. Cute cafe…read moreatmosphere. For soups, sandwiches, wraps and dessert, this is the place to go.

We found this gem while on a college tour of LeTourneau University with a few families and teens,…read moreand then a visit to the East Oil Texas Museum on our way out of town. The food was fabulous. We were so surprised to find many amazing gluten free options in a small town, too. The owner is super friendly and has such a kind heart! She makes the bread herself. The only disappointment is that it's a 4-hour drive from me. I'd be in there all the time if not! Even cooler was that a car show was happening right behind the cafe, in the midst of long rows of old derricks. We thoroughly enjoyed the town, but this cafe was just the best.

Zen Kitchen really feels more like a quirky little pizza shop you might find in a larger city like…read moreAustin. The restaurant holds about 50 people, and there are individual chairs, small tables, or community seating for the arrangement that suits your party. The menu is impressive, offering lots of unique ingredients, and the food tastes fresh and delicious. I ordered the Pizza lunch special, with a small personal pizza and a salad. I really appreciated the use of reusable trays and tableware. The staff is very knowledgeable about the food, and refreshingly knowledgeable about dietary restrictions and allergens. I would be happy to eat here again.

Yes I posted this review on Google, yes I'm posting it here. I don't care…read more To preface, I'm out of town for a business trip. Along with this awful economy, per diem reimbursement is pretty important to me and my family. So, the very first thing I told the bartender was "please make sure my alcohol is separate from my food on the receipt." They nod, as if they understood. Ambiance was great. It was giving industrial burger joint vibes, but they had Harry Potter trivia, very family oriented and clean. When they opened my tab, two bartenders were having trouble getting it to tap because the POS system they use is called "Toast" and while it works, it's not consistent. (Source: Used Toast for years in about 4 different restaurants.) The next question I ask, is if the bartender can recommend me anything. I'm assuming this person was new, because they recommended me the house salsa and all the said about it was "good, and it's homemade," like that was supposed to add to it. I said "I'll check it out on the menu, thanks!" because I was really looking forward to trying something new and local. I also asked for drink recommendations, did not get an answer, just "light or stout." (This place has "craft" in the name and additionally has a huge sign that says "craft cocktails," why not upsell me on something unique, not sure.) I ended up ordering a watermelon Mojito, and the Smoked Gouda & Brisket Pizza. The mojito comes out, it's a regular mojito, absolutely 0 watermelon but on par with something from Chilis. All I tasted was sour, and instead of there being simple syrup, they just toss in a bunch of sugar??? Very odd, wasn't dissolved, but the drink was so bad, every grain of sugar was almost like a break from the sour lol. Few minutes later, I hear my name being called to pick up the house salsa?? They ask if I ordered, bartender asks, and I say no, because I really just wanted a recommendation. Salsa would be the last option for me. The owner/manager I'm guessing takes it off, then hands me salsa. Cool, thank you!! The salsa itself, uhm. It was good. Nothing amazing. You can tell they don't like their flavor here because it just tasted like tomato's and salt. The chips are straight store-bought tortilla chips. Either Tostitos, or the Yellow Calidad brand. Either way, the appetizer was definitely not worth the $6-7 they were asking, so thank god it was free. Alright, cool, got my wannabe mojito, got my house made salsa with store bought chips, listening to trivia, I'm vibing. This is actually where I leave my initial review, all positive because you can tell they're still getting the hang of things. Whatever, as long as my alcohol is split off the bill like the bartender promised me. Pizza comes out. This is where I'm like, yeah this place is pretty mid. It's a brisket and Gouda pizza, so I'm expecting grease. But holy moly, it looks like they took maybe half a handful of brisket, then added a scoop of brisket grease on top of the cheese. "Finished with pickled red onions," bro they put a spoonful of these red onions in the smack dab middle of the pizza. So when you grab a slice, unless you traveled through the pool of grease to spread the red onions, the red onions just fall off onto the plate. Flavor was great, but I had to tilt each slice and use the force of gravity to drain majority of the grease off. Crust had 0 flavor, and at one point was so hard/chewy, it felt like I was biting a bike tire. Alright, still enjoying my time. It's mid food, but the vibe is nice and no one has been rude to me. So I go ahead and ask for a box, and to close my tab. I pack my food, tell the bartender to close my tab. Tab gets back, and instead of giving me the option to pay it after I check the receipt, they just charge it. Once it's been charged, you cannot split the tab. (Again, used Toast for quite a long time) Why even acknowledge my request in the beginning if it's going to be ignored? It takes about 2 seconds to split the drinks off onto a different seat/table/section, so why not even ask if you told me yes in the beginning. All in all, very ALRIGHT place. Wouldn't come back. It's very bland and you'll find a good 15 of these types of restaurants in a single square mile of Austin Tx. If the employees can't figure out Toast, then the ordering system needs to be changed to something more rudimentary. There were 2 different misunderstandings, and while I get it's a newer place, it's quite infuriating to not be reimbursed for such a mediocre experience. 3/10 if you travel, you'll come across a million of these, nothing new. Now imagine this pizza with all the red onions just piled in the middle for artistic pizazz.

Friendly staff and of course the place is clean and kept up as they haven't had their grand opening…read moreyet. I don't mind paying $5 for a coffee BUT not for milk. My ice coffee tasted nothing of coffee or caramel, they added way too much milk. Please fix this, it's my favorite coffee place.

From the owner: 7 Brew is a one-of-a-kind drive-thru concept that offers a fun and energetic vibe, along with a…read morewide array of coffee beverages, infused energy drinks, Italian sodas, smoothies, teas, and milkshakes.

Their 16 oz. Americano only comes with 1 shot. Weird, but ok. So I make it a 3 shot. I order 3-4…read moreshot Americanos everywhere I go, for years. Here's the kicker, $9! $9 fucking dollars! You have got to be out of your fucking mind! I just moved to this area and am positive I'll never be back to this place. I love supporting the small businesses, but that's absolutely ridiculous.

Wonderful coffee shop with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered the Maple bourbon latte…read morewith house made syrup. Very different. The merch was also very eye catching. Casual. Good service. Please come and create your own adventure.

We visit Longview at least once a year to visit family, and always make it a point to come to…read moreSilver Grizzly. Their space is big and welcoming.... Perfect to work or meet a friend or two to catch up. Their coffee is delicious. I really enjoyed the maple bourbon latte. They also have some delicious quiches available to eat. We enjoyed the spinach and mushroom. This is by far the best coffee you will find in Longview.

Their hours are not correct. Got tired of driving their only to figure out they are closed Jerez…read morehow hard is it to post your hours on the door!!

Always a treat to stop here in the mornings. I love the glazed donuts, kolaches, and breakfast…read moreburritos. The homemade salsa the burritos come with is absolutely BOMB, too. Also highly recommend the breakfast sandwich on Texas toast. Just try everything. It's awesome.

Beautiful service! I came in around 5:30 In the morning…read moreusually everyone is cranky but destiny was super nice & fast, I saw her working the window, front counter and helped customers with a great attitude. My food CHEFS KISS it was warm and exactly how I asked for (,: crispy bacon and all! Thank you Dunkin for your elite employee!

I normally don't leave negative reviews, but this experience was disappointing. The employees acted…read morelike helping customers was an inconvenience. The service was slow, there was a lack of urgency. The restaurant wasn't busy enough to justify the wait, and no one apologized or acknowledged the delay. Customer service goes a long way, and unfortunately this location fell well short. I hope management addresses the lack of effort and professionalism because this experience definitely didn't meet the standard I'd expect from Dunkin'. Coffee was good though.