Like the friendly service and ambience. Great place to hang out and enjoy your coffee!read more

LeeAnn & Alyssa make an outstanding Almond Blossom If…read moreyou want something good for you, I suggest this. Grateful, Michelle

Aside from the fact that my aunt forgot my name and called me by my sister's name after I said I…read morefelt invisible and then I got kicked out because I said that I was having a great f****** day like I was actually being serious you know positivity contacts matters and so do I.... ofcnaenae@gmail.com A Letter: The Cost of Survival You know I didn't give up on my kids. I simply gave up on a system that allowed a man to gaslight me so thoroughly and label me so incorrectly that, had I fought within their rules, I would have lost all rights permanently. My way of fighting is a deliberate break from that system. If you cannot understand that, then you don't deserve me. How dare you all have such faith in everyone but me. You turned your backs when I needed even one person to believe in me. You believed his lies, and why wouldn't you? He didn't even have to speak; poisoning the well was enough because your preconceived narrative was that I would end up like everyone else in this family. You want to hypocritically judge me, claiming my state of mind was the result of drug use, rather than the reality of having zero help and two children sleeping in a van. You were all right there. Not one person stepped up the way they claimed they would. You said you cared, but it was "inconvenient." It wasn't a "good time." For what? For my life to be falling apart? You allowed him to isolate me. Just because you refused to see it happening doesn't mean it wasn't real. There is a mountain of evidence, but you refused to even look at it because you were so convinced by his narrative. You chose to believe a paid-off line in a file over the person standing in front of you. The Reality of the System The law claims a diagnosis alone isn't enough to take someone's children, but in reality, it happens every day. Parents are denied the chance to defend themselves. That label is taken at face value, especially when an ex is determined to use a grudge to erase you. The system is supposed to look at the whole picture, but instead, it grabs one line and treats it like the absolute truth. People with power, money, or a vendetta can twist the story, and the court listens to them long before it listens to the parent fighting to survive. This is why I fight the way I do. I am fighting an unfair label slapped on me by someone obsessed with my isolation. He knew once that label was in the system, it would follow me everywhere. He knew you would believe it without question, and you proved him right. The Collective Failure I deserved support. I deserved a chance to be seen for who I really was. But most importantly, nobody protected the three of us. It wasn't just my children who were victimized; I was victimized alongside them. Instead of protecting the bond we had and the safety we needed, you all allowed us to be torn apart. The fact that none of you could stand beside us says more about you than it ever did about me. To those who claim they don't like my way of living: what you really don't like is how I managed to survive. You should be concerned with why I had to survive at all. If you call me "insane," remember that the true definition of insanity is repeating the same mistakes and expecting different results. If your idea of "normal" is accepting this flawed system, then get me the large crayons, because I refuse to color inside those lines. As I told my daughter: sometimes you have to do what others call the "wrong" thing in order to make it right. No entity--not even the Supreme Court--has the authority to silence a victim. To Gary and Lilly I think about you both every single day. Gary, happy birthday--I wish I could be there to see you smile and hear about your world. Lilly, I've been thinking about your birthday too; I hope it was filled with moments that made you feel loved. I want you both to know something: if he ever did anything to you, please tell me. I am here to listen. And even if you feel like you can't like me right now, please just stand by me. Just being there means more than you know. None of this distance changes how much I love you. Not even a little. You are always in my heart. I am fighting every day to make things right so we can be together again. Things may feel confusing right now, but please remember: you deserve to feel safe, heard, and cared for. Your feelings matter. You matter. I carry your laughter and your memories with me in everything I do. They keep me going. One day, we will sit together and make up for lost time. Until then, know that you are deeply loved and you are never alone. With all my love, always, Mom It really is a great place though I'm cool but it's an awesome place

The food was yummy and I liked the vintage American ambiance, also good service from Kathryn.read more

Hands down the best donut shop in town! Every donut is fresh, soft, and packed with flavor. The…read morestaff is always friendly, and the coffee pairs perfectly with their amazing selection. A must-visit for anyone who loves a sweet treat!

The donuts are really good and the employees are very friendly. I tried the donuts once and I've…read morecontinued buying from here for a few years now even though I live almost an hour away :)

I've been driving past this spot for over 50 years and just stopped in and I was so disappointed I…read morehadn't stopped sooner. The delicious thick and creamy shake was heaven to my taste buds after long day-to-day the river. Fast as a fresh hand scooped milkshake can be and worth the wait. The lady behind the counter was so sweet and patient with us as the choices had us lost in our thoughts. Quaint area to wait or there is an adorable gift shop filled with delightful treats while you wait as well. I have a new favorite ice cream spot.

Yes, it's all that…read more For decades it seems, I have been passing this place on my way to and from the Sierras. More often in the last year as we drive to La Grange, CA to support the Odd Fellows monthly breakfast fundraiser. Today, I was at a meeting across the Blvd. and down the hill and decided to stop in to bring a milkshake home to my wife. I am SO glad I did. I got us two, chocolate almond butter for her and vanilla same for me. They were GREAT, which means we will be stopping more often on our way down Yosemite, and we haven't even checked out all the other goodies they offer. Looks like more walking for me, or larger pants...

Amazing coffee shop!! Nice and strong coffee. It was easy to find and lots of parkingread more

Such a cute place & friendly staff. They all seemed genuinely appreciative to have your business…read more Location is a bit off the main road, but it's worth the detour. I ordered a pumpkin, with cream cheese muffin, & strawberry matcha. Their pastries are from a local spot and super yummy. But the strawberry matcha, it was soooo delicious! I didn't get the cold foam, just my personal preference, but it's delicious, & 10 out of 10 recommend. I'll be returning to try some of their other options soon.

Saw this on a drive and decided to stop for a coffee, the service was very nice. They were very…read morefriendly and it was spacious inside. The coffees were made very quickly and delicious! Very happy we stopped here, will go again!

The service was great! Staff/owners were very friendly. Was happy to find out it's family owned. We…read morelove supporting local/mom & pops shops. Barista recommendations were spot on! I got a Hot cookie butter latte & toasted marshmallow! Interior is pretty cozy and homey. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a small coffee shop even just passing through the Central Valley.

Do you like firefighters, Jesus, coffee, tea, and fashion? Do you like cute boutique vibes? This…read moreplace has all of that. It was one of the only places open in the AM I could find nearby my tattoo place so I got an oat matcha latte. It was perfectly balanced. The two gals behind the counter were very helpful and they took their time with each drink. The pastries looked good but no go for me. They have mugs and other merch for sale and you can check out the clothing items as well while waiting for your coffee or tea. Bathroom is shared with other businesses. There are a few small tables to sit in the store (nicely breaks up the mini coffee stand from the boutique fitting rooms) and a few outside.

This coffee shop is the cutest. The service was great and the coffee was amazing!!! I definitely…read morerecommend this place especially if you like good quality coffee. 10/10

Stumbled upon before heading into the children's museum. Great vibe and my server Christian…read moreintroduced me to a great iced coffee.

Limited breakfast selection was good. Service is always great. Ambiance was pretty cool. This is my…read morefinal review as they're closed permanently and Chocolate Fish is moving it.

It was a weekend when I went to this place,it was quite crowded. But the order line went fast and…read moreambience was cheeky and nice. It's in the downtown,so I loved the location of this place.if you cannot find place to sit in the cafe,you can definitely walk outside exploring other stuff with your cup of coffee. We ordered Americano , latte and an almond croissant. The almond croissant was amazing ,one of the best I had. The Coffee was fairly average,but it complemented the almond croissant wonderfully and made a pleasant start to the day. Good place to hang out with your friends or having coffee chats with your date

2/14/26- Second time visiting. Left the first time due to…read morelong line that didnt moce very fast. This time there is still a long line but it did move fast. Staff is friendly. Very noisy inside due to veing crowded with customers sitting. There is outdoor seating available. They weren't making toast that's on their menu due to being short staffed as i was informed. Had a drip coffee, one size only, 16oz. Tasted like regular coffee. Not sure wgat type.

Mo's is the place for meat lovers! I bought the BBQ Box for my lunch and had plenty leftover for…read moredinner. Box included chicken, lots of pulled pork, a sausage and baked beans with pieces of bell pepper and bacon! Yum!

Mo's is a cute little bakery nestled in downtown Valley Springs, the shop itself is very inviting…read morewith tables & board games to play with while you enjoy a sweet treat or snack. They offer a variety of treats, burritos, pastries, cakes etc. we took a small box of 4 sweets. My favorite was a chocolate peanut butter brownie, I was really excited to try the lemon tart but was a little sad that it wasn't tart, it was very sweet. The service was friendly & would definitely visit again