When we visit our family in Silverton, I love going to the Night Owl Expresso with them. The owners…read moreand employees are so friendly and hospitable. You feel like they're welcoming you into their home. There's a large variety of coffees, teas, lattes, etc. I always get plain coffee with cream. It might seem boring among all the fancy choices, but as far as I'm concerned, you can't improve on perfect and a simple cup of bold coffee with cream. The Night Owl also offers some delicious desserts made in house.

Just a wonderful place to enjoy a variety of coffees and baked goods. Beautiful interior and a…read moregreat gift shop

Perfect stop while traveling! Located on the main street through town with a large parking lot for…read moreour trailer. Excellent coffee (we are picky) and friendly service.

Traveling through after a couple weeks out of town and we found this little gem. Customer service…read morewas fantastic and we couldn't be more happy with our drinks. Thank y'all so much!

I really enjoyed my panini and latte here after a long morning of hiking. It really hit the spot!…read moreEveryone was friendly and I enjoyed browsing around the store in the back. I was disappointed to see my receipt and see i was charged $1 to pay with card and they also charged me tax on this $1. I would have gladly paid in cash had this been disclosed up front (or if I had read others' reviews before stopping in)

The place is cute. It has antique store decor and there's even antique merchandise behind the…read moreeating area. The menu has a variety of delicious sounding sandwiches and other dishes as well as coffees and teas. Dan and I split the chicken pesto sandwich and were surprised to see a shared plate charge. We were also surprised to see charges for our tap water and also for using a credit card. Usually, we don't go back to restaurants that charge for credit card use or splitting a sandwich. I will go back with our family when we visit them. The food was good and so were the service and atmosphere. Next time, we will have cash and just cut the sandwich in half ourselves. We had fun on the outing. We enjoyed our meal and our family, but we were annoyed at the petty gouging.

Tasty coffee choices with great coffee beans... always fresh! Also their desserts are homemade and…read moresomething to rave about. Thoroughly enjoy the ambiance and good coffee when in Plainview! Baristas are kind with good service. (Always a plus that they're located next to and across from some favorite boutiques!)

Stopped in Broadway Brew in Plainview, Texas to get a decaf vanilla frappe...delicious! Nice…read morepeople, quaint, and near lots of mom n pops to shop.

Really good breakfast pita and cold brew! Staff were super…read morefriendly! Definitely a great find passing by on the road!

Cool place. Had an awesome handmade pizza and probably one of the best salads ever. Very…read morereasonably priced and awesome service....AND an early Clint Eastwood western on the TV. What's not to love! Only open for dinner Tuesday and Thursday tho. Hit em for breakfast or lunch other days. You won't regret it! Cool gift selection as well!

We went for lunch, the food was outstanding fresh ingredients, excellent flavor profiles and quick…read morefriendly service. The interior of the Cafe was clean and easy to get around. We sat outside in the patio/garden area and found it to be delightful. The interior space was completely full, but also looked to be quite comfortable.

After two visits I think it is safe to make a recommendation on this local establishment…read more Starting with my favorite option thus far; off the brunch menu the Chicken salad croissant, with a side salad. Very tasty and well proportioned. Secondly, I'd say off the breakfast menu the biscuits and jalapeño bacon. I opted for a few eggs and a sausage patty for the review of course. For a local yokel establishment it was great for lunch and alright for breakfast. A bit high on the breakfast at $24.00. And to boot they were going to throw a glass of milk out that a patron did not want and I said I'd take it vs throwing it away lol still charged me the $4 for a glass of milk that was about to go down the drain.

Always on the hunt for great local coffee, this was a good find…read more The place is very cozy, had a great welcoming vibe, and was very clean. The staff is very friendly and eager to answer any questions that you may have. There were several tables of locals enjoying coffee and conversation. That's always a great sign! The coffee was delicious, piping hot, and appropriately caffeinated. Great place! I've been a few times already and will be back soon.

The coffee was fantastic, and for a 2 Flavor Latte it can beat any Starbucks drink on price. Will…read morebe back if traveling through!

I've visited the Palace off Georgia Street almost every time I've been to Amarillo. This trip, I…read morevisited the other two locations just on a whim. I hit the one in the Summit shopping center, and on my way out of Amarillo back to Austin, I stopped at their original location in Canyon. What a cozy spot that it was. Summit and Wolflin feel so established with their black walls, tables, and decor while the Palace in Canyon has this timeless feeling. Inside, the walls have a floral wallpaper, the lighting feels classic, and the ceiling looks like it's been there for decades. I ordered a hot Bluebonnet at the suggestion of my girlfriend and took home a whole-bean bag of their Monarch blend to try at my home in Austin. There was a decent buzzing crowd in the main space with plenty of seating in the back room. There was a group of older gentlemen next to us enjoying their coffees together. What a life. The baristas here during the morning we went were all so friendly and conversational which seems to be the norm at all Palace locations. There's just a level of sweetness in the atmosphere I get at Palace that I don't feel like I get at most shops. Their merchandise is excellent (not valuable to the review, just thought I'd share) and it seems like they truly care about the entire coffee experience instead of hastily throwing out drinks. Palace really stands out as a top tier coffee shop in Texas. Every community needs a place like Palace, and Canyon y Amarillo definitely benefits from them. RIYL: The best coffee you can get this far north in Texas

Great coffee and friendly baristas! Beautiful shop with some cool merch. Would definitely stop in…read moreagain next time in the area.

Let me tell you, we are heading to Amarillo after buying our new RV and, I love these hole-in-the…read more-wall places! This one is one of those! Most of ours in California are going bye bye, very sweet owners. I had chicken fried steak and eggs with a side of biscuits and gravy

Service was friendly and efficient. We missed the lunch buffet, so we ordered off the menu. Our…read morefood was out promptly and was great. Standard fare done right. In fact, the biscuits with cream gravy were the best I've ever had. Not much on looks or atmosphere, but if you're hungry, you won't be disappointed at The Farmhouse.

I pulled off the road with a serious quake, This place was…read morehandy, my bowels were at stake. The place was clean, and the water ran strong, The stall lock held tight, so nothing went wrong. The potty seat was clean, which is hard to beat, And plenty of butt paper hung next to the seat. I thanked my good fortune and sat myself down, Probably the best bathroom in all of this town. I'm giving this bathroom eight points out of ten, That's near a perfect review from this old man. I would've graded it higher, and I'd have given it a nod, But number on the stall wall wasn't Martha, it was Bob.

When I first started school at Texas Tech, I was looking for a good coffee shop to study and spend…read moremy time at. For a while, whenever I asked for recommendations, I was always told J&B Coffee. I went there for the first time in 2022 believing they would be the coffee that saved me and truly show me what West Texas coffee roasters and brewers have to offer. Oh buddy, I was wrong. I want to start by saying the atmosphere of J&B is incredible. Inside feels like a time capsule to the early 2000s coffee craze with their beverage menu written on a chalkboard, the brick and wood decor, the massive windows bringing natural light into the building, and the space being large and welcoming. There are a few areas to choose from at J&B which include the busy and social front space, the back room for focus and quiet, the upstairs conference room for group meetings, and the outdoor wrap around seating that is typically shaded for a nice afternoon chat. The staff is always very friendly especially with how slammed J&B seems to be on a frequent basis with a line usually reaching the door. Their aesthetic is extremely welcoming. It is like a mistrusting hug. A false sense of comfort before you actually get your beverages. Regardless of getting an espresso based beverage hot or iced, I think it is the worst coffee in Lubbock. I have gotten grounds in my coffee, burnt beans, and straight up unfinishable beverages from J&B, and it is disappointing every time. Last time I went, I tried the Sopapilla Latte which was their September Cause Drink featuring horchata powder, honey, and cinnamon, and it just did not do it for me again. My girlfriend and I went back to see if anything had improved, but our verdict remained the same which was not good. I was an officer in an organization at Tech and during our meetings one officer always suggested J&B. We would go biweekly and their beverages became so unbearable to me that I started exclusively ordering London Fogs to avoid espresso. They started recognizing me for ordering London Fogs frequently. Their pastries are usually pretty good. I have had banana nut bread and blueberry muffins from there that are excellent. They also have a kitchen where they serve sandwiches and other items that people seem to enjoy. I have not tried a meal there. My girlfriend told me she had to stop going to J&B because the smell was so putrid to her. She described it as a coffee smell that was not aromatic and warm but comparable to a coffee left on the counter with creamer in it until it reaches its lukewarm state of tragic existence. You could leave J&B in the evening and sometimes the glorious smell of cow dookie blowing in the wind like Bob Dylan would be comparable to being inside. It is like visiting that one buddy who swears he is not addicted to the broccoli and you throw your clothes in the washer and pray the smell leaves your cotton tees. I do like that they are open pretty late compared to the other heavy hitters in Lubbock. I was working on my graduate thesis and needed to get out of the house after many hours at the library, so I opted for J&B. It worked for that experience, but I ordered a tea. Another plus is their massive cork bulletin board which makes J&B a perfect hub for finding events in the community, clubs and organizations for the hoards of college kids stepping inside every week, and more like piano lessons or people needing someone to join a Dungeons and Dragons campaign. They also host a lot of events from live music to trivia and comedy shows which is also pretty awesome. After this last visit, I finished my latte and found remaining grounds in my coffee. It was disappointing because their space deserves love for being a perfect hub of productivity, but they do not have the product to back it up. A lot of people I know do not go to J&B as their personal choice. Someone else always suggests it for a group project or meeting, and then you find out they only come for the J&B Arnold Palmer which leaves you choosing between the most mediocre espresso drink of your life. A triple bogey. I want to love J&B more, I really do, but it continues to haunt the residents of Lubbock and the students of Texas Tech. It welcomes you with a beautiful atmosphere then reveals itself to be a heel with its evil all along coffee. A wolf in sheep's clothing. A wolf in an apron, maybe? RIYL: Torturing your partners in a group project but loving a good atmosphere.