Kathryn has built a great bakery. Her facilities are spotless. She has a small reading nook to…read moreenjoy your danish and coffee. My favorite to date is the pecan roll but the red velvet cupcakes are yummy too. Check their Facebook page as the offerings change daily. Need a cake for a special occasion? Kathryn's cakes are delicious and expertly decorated.

What a great find. Love their baked goods, especially their scones. Great little side room with the…read moretwo wing chairs and tables. Spent two hours just sitting, reading, and enjoying the food. Good prices, lots to choose from. Very friendly employees. Loved being able to see them prepare the food items.

Every coffee I've tried (and I try a different one every time) is very good, and the desserts are…read moregreat, but the quality and taste of lunch items have declined over the past several years. I've gone from telling everyone about this place to being reluctant to recommend. I have eaten here 4x in the past year, and every time I walk away disappointed. The chicken avocado sandwich used to be the bomb, but they have cut corners, and it's now just "ehhh". I tried two different paninis yesterday, and then both were pretty blah. I don't mind paying $13 for a sandwich if it's good, but the sandwiches here have lost their taste and pizzazz. It makes me sad because I used to really enjoy having lunch here.

Trying out for lunch as my buddy had another date to attend so placing an order to go so hopefully…read moreI will be back for something else as I tend to get breakfast here once in a while. Many crave for their drinks here ! Enjoy

Yellow bird can be categorized as your typical coffee shop but everything still feels authentic,…read moregenuine and well thought through. The quiche is always amazing, the service is always friendly and the cappuccino is always hot.

I always have an awesome experience here! I am a coffee lover, but the breakfast food ? It's…read moreamazing! The staff are always cheerful and welcoming. This is one of my favorite local coffee shops.

If they are serving ice cream, get the Salted Caramel! It's the bomb!! Has a more fun name in…read moreWisconsin, LOL, but the ice cream is the same!!

Best chocolate I have ever had! So smooth and the sea salt chocolate is the stuff of dreams!read more

I ordered the chai, half expecting something thin and overly sweet. What arrived instead was a…read morewarm, fragrant testament to restraint--balanced spices, just enough milk, and a whisper of quiet joy. I sat back with K.W. in one of the window-side chairs, letting the mug steam gently into the late-morning light, and took in the interior. It's the kind of place that rewards attention: reclaimed wood, soft colors, seating that invites rather than insists. This was not an Instagram café--it was a Christian coffee shop. And I mean that as praise. I don't just mean it had a verse on the wall or worship music humming faintly behind the grinder. I mean the place carried a spirit of care. You could feel it in the details, the warmth of the baristas, and--most of all--in the baby shower happening quietly in the side room. From what I could tell, it was all women--close family friends of the expectant mother--gathered in soft tones, with gifts, cake, and affection flowing. There were balloons. Laughter. Maybe a tear or two, but the joyful kind. I thought about the holiness of childhood, the ridiculous courage of parenting, and the spiritual stubbornness it takes to keep loving in public. There are many ways to do Christianity poorly. But when it holds space for reflection, for the protection of the vulnerable--children, the poor, the disabled--it becomes something rare and tender. Guest House feels like one of those places where such values are quietly lived out, without announcement or ego. I'll be back. For the chai. For the ambience. But mostly to support a place that, in its own gentle way, remembers what a gift life is.

Food was the best. Service was fast and acurate . The ambiance was rustic . My coffe was just how I…read morelike it.

My wife and I ordered the Reuben and the corned beef and cabbage to split. The Reuben was…read moreexcellent--it had the perfect amount of everything and was packed with flavor. The corned beef and cabbage was cooked perfectly as well. The meat was flavorful, the cabbage still had a nice crispness, and the carrots and potatoes were well seasoned and not mushy. Our waitress was super friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. The restaurant itself is comfortable, welcoming, and very clean. We've never had a bad meal here and always enjoy coming back.

Great Breakfast...Great Service! It is a great relaxed restaurant. We have been there many times…read moreand always have a good experience. Today, was our best experience.

I highly recommend coffee here. I got a cortado and it was excellent. If you don't know your…read morecoffees well though, just know cortados are going to be much smaller volume in a bigger sized cup (unless the store specifically has smaller sized cups). My son was holding my coffee and was like, "Mom, they didn't give you a lot of coffee." I had to explain it was how the cortado was suppose to be made and I expected the cup not to be full. Anywho...it was excellent flavor, brewed correctly and the steamed milk did not over power the espresso itself. Very nice cup. Now, I do wish my brain had been functioned correctly because I came in to order bagels for some camp kiddos for breakfast the next day. I asked if they were house made or brought in. As soon as I was told they weren't house made I should have ended my order with the cortado. However, I wasn't thinking and was in a hurry to get back on the road. I ordered 5 bagels, 3 with cream cheese and 2 with butter. I expected to be charged some for cream cheese, but thought butter would be free. It isn't, they charge for it. I didn't know if there would be butter available at the camp the next morning so I just ordered it anyways. I think butter should always be free with bagels/bread/toast/etc. these bagels were like bagels I would buy at Walmart...but instead of paying like $2-$4 (great value or Thomas brands) for 6 bagels. I needed up paying about $4 a bagel! again, wasn't thinking or I would have canceled out the bagels. It wasn't until it would have been awkwardly too late to cancel them bagging them and asking for a refund that I realized how much I had just spent. Then when I saw the bagels, my gut just kind of dropped, cause they were not great quality bagels. But, kids had food the next morning and it wasn't the end of the world. Learned a lesson. They did cut the bagels in half which would have bothered me more if they weren't for kids but again would have been nice for them to ask first as we weren't eating them that day. However, despite the bagels, I'd still recommend trying them out, especially for coffee. They looked like they had some good bakery options, salads looked fresh and full of ingredients, and they had lots and lots on their menu!

Shoutout for a woman owned business here in March. (Women's history month)…read more Super busy so it takes about 10 minutes to get a. Up of coffee but the coffee they serve is delicious. They have some amazing looking baked goods. I saw some Gooey Butter cake in the case today and was tempted but was able to resist. Plenty of room to sit, free wifi and a friendly atmosphere with lots of natural light.

Cute little coffee shop. Friendly staff and quick service. I had a hot chocolate and a pistachio…read morecookie. Both were good. They had a variety of other drinks and some specials. Seating both inside and out.

Caffeine customized to your liking…read more On a day when I had to drop my car off at the tire shop for new tires, Emily and I took that as an invitation to go out of town for an afternoon. We headed out to Springfield since neither of us had been down there for awhile. First stop was... Custom Cup Coffee to get us caffeinated for an afternoon of shenanigans. We dropped in to a cozy little coffeehouse. This place had been on my list for awhile and on the way down, I gave Em a list of local coffee places we can try and this is the one that she picked and what a great choice it was. I got my usual Americano and Emily got the Beekeeper. Along with my love of coffee, I do love stickers and grabbed a giant one for $4 and the barista hooked us up with some free little ones. Score! They do have a small food menu, too, if you come here and need something to compliment your caffeinated drink. I usually look around and snap a few photos while waiting but I barely got turned around before my drink was being called out. That's the fastest I've ever gotten an Americano. Emily's drink was not far behind. Granted we had no one in front of us when we ordered, it was Jimmy Johns level of freaky fast. We were going to sit outside but they were putting up their outside furniture for some reason so we took a seat inside. This Americano was spot-on for what I crave when I want one. Not only was it tasty but for being 20oz, it somehow lasted me until we walked over to Buzz Bomb Brewing Co. and I started drinking a beer. Emily was in love with her latte and let me have a little sip and wow... it was delicious. It was no surprise that she finished her drink in half the time it took me to finish mine. All in all, Custom Cup Coffee had super friendly baristas, a quaint and cozy interior with a little bit of seating and super delicious coffee.

I've had coffee and muffins with my friends and family a few times there. Each time it was very…read moregood.

I love their giant cinnamon rolls. Worth the walk there on a nice day. We always split them in…read morehalf. One is too much!

Lovely little coffee shop in Downtown Jacksonville. The space was perfect for a day of work and the…read morestaff was very kind and cooperative. At one point I had a call that I didn't realize I'd have to speak on, so the barista turned down the music for me during the call. So sweet! The WiFi was strong and the drinks were yummy. Not any more expensive than a typical coffee shop and we even went the next day as well!

I knew they weak hotel coffee was not going to cut it on my drive from KC to Michigan, so when I…read morespotted Elm City I knew I had to head there in the morning. So glad I did! I was a little anxious to get on the road and was surprised they had pour-overs as their drip coffee option. It was worth the wait. The baristas were so friendly, The decor is cool, and it assured me that the beans were FRESH when I turned around and saw the roaster. I ordered the Ethiopian and yassssssss my day was made. Added in a wild berry bougie pop tart and I was good to go. A must visit if you're passing through Jacksonville!