This coffeehouse is at the end of a small greenway that runs diagonally through the neighborhood…read more It is not a business-y area and the cafe itself has been decorated up splendidly. As a non-coffee drinker, my first choice chai was not available, but their matcha produced an interesting result, which was sweetened but not overly sweet. Despite the fact that they offer house made almond and cashew milk, I was a bit surprised that they recommended sticking with the local dairy milk for those that do dairy. I gave it a shot and I suspect it did contribute a lot of the flavor. They had a small baked goods selection heavy on the vegan and gluten-free, and the chocolate chip cookie with salt had a slightly unusual texture bad was a credible cookie with plenty of chocolate. It is the sort of place that caters to special diets and offers specific local options, and the quality was worth coming back for.

Myrtle & Cypress has a lot of charm, but the overall coffee experience was pretty average for us…read more The biggest highlight is the building itself. The coffee shop is housed in what appears to be a beautifully restored old home, giving it a warm, cozy atmosphere that's much more inviting than your typical modern café. It's a great place to relax and enjoy a quiet cup of coffee. I ordered a cortado, and my wife Laura had an espresso. Neither drink was bad, but neither really stood out either. I was hoping for a stronger, bolder cortado with a little more punch, and it ended up being just average. Our waitress was pleasant enough and took good care of us, but nothing particularly memorable. One thing that did strike me as odd was when I asked about the history of the house. Since it's such a unique building, I was curious to learn more, but she seemed somewhat evasive and told me the bare minimum. It was a little surprising given how much character the building has. Overall, Myrtle & Cypress is a nice place to visit if you're looking for a cozy atmosphere, but I think the coffee could be a bit stronger and more memorable. I'd consider coming back, especially for the ambiance, but there are other coffee shops in Omaha I'd probably choose first.

Stopped in to grab a bag of beans for my home coffee machine. With a purchase of coffee beans you…read moreget a free drip coffee so I tried the Finca Pensamiento which was perfectly smooth. Also grabbed a basic burrito for lunch- which comes with eggs cheese and bacon. The eggs were perfectly fluffy and the side salsa added some nice flavor to the otherwise very simple burrito. This is a really nice location with lots of indoor and outdoor seating options. If the weather was cooler I probably would've stayed and worked on the patio. Would definitely recommend if you are looking for a new WFH location

One of my favorite remote spots to work. There are several areas to sit both inside and out, which…read moremakes it super easy to settle in for a while. The baristas are always so kind and welcoming! Lastly, you have to try their turtle latte (little bit of carmel. Little bit of mocha) with a burrito or cinnamon--so good! Cheers!

I've been thinking about this drink ever since I went to Rally - months ago! This was the Frosty's…read moreFlag White with spiced pear. It was subtly sweet, espresso forward, and warm and cozy. With a featured drink like this, I'm bound to return for other seasons! The only reason I even tried this unique combo was the delightful barista who talked me thought the different seasonal offerings. She was friendly and fast paced! The environment was filled with windows and some small plants - the perfect place to accomplish some laptop tasks. I can't wait to go back!

Nice little spot in downtown Omaha to grab a latte! I usually don't enjoy flavored lattes, but the…read moresyrups were homemade and much better than *insert big name coffee shop here*. Service was great! Definitely will be back!

Great service and excellent coffee and food!…read more I ordered the banana ball latte- it was delicious it didn't have an overall banana taste and it was too sweet. I also got the egg and cheese breakfast sandwich and it was fantastic. The cheese does get a little messy so grab a napkin. Good amount of seating area and not a loud environment even when many were in the building.

First off, they have no parking spots for disabled people. None. We circled the building and there…read morewere no signs for a disabled person to park. All the parking near the entrance is metered parking-- the kind that's hard to figure out if you don't use it regularly. There were three parallel parking spots directly in front of the door, but they were all filled and had 15 minute limits. The meters seem to be owned by the city, so maybe Big Grove doesn't have a choice, but it's very odd and wrong. The employees don't know anything about it. Next, the food. Bookguy wanted a muffin, but they were out. The pastries in the case were not like anything I had seen before, except for the cookies. The counter person described what they were, rather than naming them. Thus we ended up with a mushroom thingie and a pizza thingie. The mushrooms were minimal, black shreds with no flavor in a cornbread-like square. Bookguy rejected it after one bite: too dry and flavorless. I didn't think it was awful, but I wouldn't get it again. The pizza thingie was ok. The soft square of bread was fresh, with two pepperoni rounds, a teaspoon of mild pizza sauce and a teaspoon of white cheese. I especially liked the bread. Lastly, the coffee. It was excellent. I ordered a cappuccino with oat milk. I commented on the fancy machines they use and the "barista" pointed under the counter and said it was a robot. So maybe they don't have a trained barista, just a button pusher because they have a coffee-making robot. Nevertheless, it was great coffee. That being said, I can't imagine coming here again.

LOVED the building and owner:)…read more This place has an unmatched rustic vibe. It has charm and character, and a story to it. What was so sad was the rave reviews, and stellar experiences listed had my expectations through the roof! The matcha tasted like close to nothing, more like a sweet milk. I don't recommend grabbing this drink if you stop by! The coffee was robust, and quite interesting. It's a fun stop for the vibes and chatting, not for me taste wise! Thanks for the amazing experience though:)

So the old owner has sold the business to Haley and she is doing a great job, there is now food…read morewhile pastries coffee still amazing, ambience is outstanding. There's no place like at Omaha with original bar and everything. It's still a great experience. Kraig is missed, but Haley is doing a stellar job. This is my favorite coffee place in the United States. Best coffee best atmosphere check it out.

Great service and great coffee!! The Black Sheep is my go to place when we are in Springfield.read more

I always love coming here, living in town it's always a frequent stop! Their coffee is always…read moreperfect and has many flavor choices. If you don't like a very strong coffee they have beautiful sweet options! My only complaint is the chai. I know myself and many others would enjoy the place 10x if the chai wasn't grainy! I'm not sure if it's a sugar dissolving issue or the tea, but every single time I get chai there's just grains floating around and at the bottom of my cup. It really brings me down! However everything else really is amazing!

The Mill on Leavenworth is a one of a kind place. Not only…read moreis the customer service always friendly and welcoming, but they serve scrumptious food and drinks that ease your thirst. I got the everything bagel it was warmed up and served with a side of cream cheese. The cappuccino was warm and perfectly tasted like coffee with the right amount of milk. I added vanilla syrup to it. The energy stinger flavor is raspberry lemonade. It tasted tangy like a lemon. It's very high quality lemonade. The flavors complement each other for this drink. I love the indoor seating it is very open and laid back. They also have outdoor seating with tables and chairs. 10/10!

My go to for coffee in Omaha. The cafe has a similar vibe to the Haymarket location, with similar…read moredecor and ambience, along with a beautiful patio to enjoy the outside. My favorite coffee drink is the granita, but you can't go wrong with any of their options. I also recently discovered they have a bar after hours! The perfect place to stop for a spritz on the patio on a beautiful afternoon.

You can tell this place is a coffee shops coffee shop! People come here to work, lock in, and soak…read moreup the wifi. But don't be fooled with the modern concept and layout, they are roasting their own coffee and you can taste the difference! Whenever there's an espresso tonic on the menu I order it. I wonder how many times I've said that in a review? I digress...They actually had seasonal flavors, though I just wanted the regular. It was delicious and on par to the high coffee standards I have coming from Denver! They have a pastry case, large drink menu, unique items for sale, packaged beans, merch, etc. Tables are standard, many four tops open, though we loved sitting at the community table to work. Keys for the bathroom are located at the front counter! No complaints, would totally come here again. Hardy Coffee has my stamp of approval!

One of my favorite remote spots to work. There are several areas to sit both inside and out, which…read moremakes it super easy to settle in for a while. The baristas are always so kind and welcoming! Lastly, you have to try their turtle latte (little bit of carmel. Little bit of mocha) with a burrito or cinnamon--so good! Cheers!