Wow loved my drink so much and can't wait to come back here! They had a bingo activity when I went…read morewhich felt so wholesome and was a great place for students to get together and study! This banana banshee breve was THE DRINK OF ALL TIME!

Not real sure I cared for all the goth decor. Service was good & friendly, coffee was alright.read more

Great little place for a relaxing and enjoying an awesome sandwich of lox and a very good bagelread more

There's nowhere else I'd rather be for watching the IT equivalent of watching paint dry - my…read moreawesome tech support people doing best to install Windows 11 on my laptop through a remote connection. I thought I was here for a quick stop-over between work meetings downtown Albany, but a quick email check turned into a "hey maybe I should use their WiFi" and unexpectedly and quite fortuitously for me turned into a gift of two and a half hours all to myself of people-watching. My travel companion told a couple next to us that they looked really cute and they shared that it's the love that's found towards the greater age in life that's more carefree. An environmental specialist who was sitting next to me and generously passed on the Wi-Fi password (it was all lowercase just as she remembered but had a couple extra words after the key one) is now a LinkedIn connection. The matcha latte is amazing. Definitely considering getting a large bag of loose leaf Earl Gray to take home with me - perhaps before the download spinning wheel reaches the magic 75%. Or maybe even after.

Best coffee shop in Lebanon. I was just back visiting Lebanon today (moved away a few years back),…read moreand needed a place to hang out for the afternoon to get some work done. Mugs was open, and offered a great place to set up my workspace and get stuff done. It has a great modern, clean vibe. Service was excellent with friendly and accommodating staff. The coffee was the best I've had in Lebanon to date. Music was just right, and the upstairs space provides a comfortable space to pass a few hours. Covid-19 related: They did a great job of allowing for social distancing, while not making the space feel forced. Very well done! I didn't try any of their food, so I can't comment there, but based on the rest of the experience I'd expect it to be quite good. I'll definitely be back!

This is such a cute coffee shop! It's attached to an office building. The vibe is very cool, they…read morehave reggae playing and plenty of seating upstairs. You can tell they put their heart and soul into their business. Coffee and food are excellent and all reasonably priced. The owner is very nice and I love supporting local! I wish I lived closer cause this would be my go to spot if so.

Delicious mocha! I got gingerbread white chocolate and I'll be back for more. The barista working…read morewas super kind and patient while I decided what to get. Thank you!!

I met the owner, Alisha, months ago at a friend's girls night and she was super kind! Made me…read morereally want to go support her business. Today was the first day I was able to go and I was happy to see the sign had John 8:12 (a Bible verse) on it. She is happy to serve anyone, rather you are a Christian or not. But as a Christian I loved seeing that! I got the Bonfire hot coffee and WOW it was good! This was the first thing she suggested to us and it's super yummy. She has multiple milk-alternatives which I am always thankful for! Including oat milk which is my favorite! We also had one of our dogs with us and she had puppacinos for them! Definitely go visit and support! They are also doing a thing where all proceeds on Sunday's go to local fire relief and other charities! Super awesome!

Cute little shop. Lady working was very nice and offered my dog a pup cup. Had my favorite which is…read morematcha. It was $7.20 for a 24oz with oat milk. It was good but a little on the sweet side. I prefer it more unsweetened so you can adjust to your preference. Will def be back to try some other drinks.

Great place for some coffee and breakfast. Quick easy. Got a jalapeño cheese bagel a chocolate…read moremuffin and a white chocolate mocha! Better than some big names for sure.

My wife's parents highly recommended this place, so we decided to meet them here while we were in…read morethe area. It's located in what appears to be a historic building right on Main Street in Brownsville, OR. There are two entrances, but when we arrived, there was a note directing guests to use the Main Street entrance. We showed up in the early afternoon, which was after breakfast service ends at 11 a.m. That left us choosing from their lunch offerings--sandwiches, salads, and soups. There are about ten sandwich options plus a "create your own," several salads, and a couple of soup choices. The atmosphere is very laid-back. You order at the counter, and they bring your food out when it's ready. Despite the relaxed vibe, the place was quite busy. We saw a steady stream of people coming and going, and the four or five indoor tables were occupied most of the time we were there. As a group, we ordered a variety of sandwiches, a salad, and a bowl of soup--and everything exceeded our expectations. The soup was incredibly thick, almost like a casserole. The sandwiches were hearty and filling, and the salad was fresh and perfectly prepared. We enjoyed every bite and would absolutely return. They also have ice cream and huckleberry milkshakes (We absolutely love huckleberry milkshakes) in another area of the building, which were very tempting--but we managed to resist this time.

Great, humble hearth to hang out and eat homemade, quality foods! It is set in such a quaint,…read morebrilliant town (which subsequently is where a lot of Stand By Me was filmed)! The employees make sure to recommend yummies & make certain you're satisfied with your choice! There are not many spaces to sit and eat. So you might want to order to take back to your home or hotel! Hint: Get a cinnamon roll (what they are known for for)

The coffee tastes great. I love coming here to get away in this little hole in the wall. Customer…read moreservice is awesome. And customer service is always great

Love the coffee!! Very friendly and relaxing environment. They also offer breakfast sandwiches and…read morebagels that are yummy

I decided to give black rock Albany another chance as I was passing through and really needed a…read morepick me up. I also hate the idea allowing 1 employee to dictate how a business is represented. This experience was the total opposite. All the baristas were awesome. Happy, light conversation, no issue with making my drink as desired and the coffee was really good (shaken espresso). I hope the ambience and staff stay as amazing as they were today!

Coffee: 5/5 Food: 2/5…read moreService: 5/5 This coffee is so rich and creamy! I got the shaken espresso with oat milk, sugar free white chocolate and vanilla, and cold foam. My partner got the sugar free caramel blondie with vanilla cold foam and caramel drizzle. Very delicious and flavorful if you enjoy strong coffee flavors. I will say that it's definitely not a food location. We got the bagel dog, chorizo bagel, and bacon breakfast burrito. It's alright, my partner and I compared it to school food lol. The service was great! The employees definitely like to spark up a conversation while working on your order. It's a small drive through coffee stop with no indoor common area. We're on a long road trip so worked for us, but if needed there is a simple parking atmosphere.

Swung by for my second time in 4 months while in Eugene for a quick visit to see my UO duckling…read more Ordered lox toast (so goooood!) and a Miel Maid (think graham crackers, cinnamon and espresso). It was insanely delicious and worthy of another trip soon! "Duckling" ordered a Mediterranean toast which was also excellent. Seating is plentiful if you arrive early enough. Parking is plentiful; lot parking in back of establishment or on the street.

This partially sucks to say, because I think Meraki is the best coffee shop in Eugene, but I don't…read morefit in with the crowd. Come here to write (or tbh study - hence not fitting in), for hours. Drink multiple coffees or teas, eat some solid food, realize Meraki is better than on campus - but hate on it so you can keep it to yourself. The problem? Eugene is tiny, and everyone has known about it for a while. Just find a table early to study! And make sure to show your love in purchases.

Alright. Divine…read moreCoffee and Ice Cream is very close to my current house. In face, every time I head to the interstate, I drive right by it. This occurs most every day. Being so close to home, and me being highly addicted to caffeine, this was one of the first places I checked out when I moved here. The shack is owned by two sisters, and they have a few part time employees that help fill in the gaps. Both of the sisters are friendly and can remember your order if you've been there a couple of times. I like when this happens. The structure itself is a tiny coffee shack in the parking lot of a Dairy Mart. There are two windows to drive up to, however, one is much more popular than the other for reasons I cannot imagine. I have seen the more popular of the two windows have a line of cars, and rather than just swing around to the other, open, window, a car will choose to wait in the line instead. This is mind-boggling. But on to the review. Standard issue espresso drinks and whatnot are standard issue quality. Good, reliable, nothing flashy or fancy. With one exception. The Chocolate Malts are INSANELY good. Seriously. I have come to the conclusion that they have formulated some super secret crack-like substance that makes these things irresistible. Depending on who your barista of the day is, you will either get a stick-a-fork in it thick malt or the normal can-suck-through-straw malt. I actually really like the super thick version. Also, depending on who your barista is, you will get a small second cup of malt overflow from the blender. This is usually just a little bit that makes almost the perfect child-size serving. No charge. It may be out of the way for most non-locals, but just for the Chocolate Malts, I'd say it is well worth the detour off I-5.

Reeeaaalllyyy bad espresso. I keep trying it in hopes that there's someone else who knows how to…read moremake it. I've tried it three times and regretted all of them. Bitter, gritty, not very strong, stale tasting. Maybe ice cream is their strong suit, but I haven't tried that yet.