Clarksville has VERY few healthy options for eating outside of a salad and The Ville is AMAZING!!!…read moreThe shakes are wonderful, I love all the vanilla ones (Maple Pecan, Lemon Pound Cake)! Not a huge fan of the teas but I do get one almost every time I go so they are clearly addictive too. People are going to say it's too expensive but you are looking at $8 bucks for a very filling, tasty, healthy meal... pretty comparable in my mind. Not to mention the customer service is top-notch. The owners are friendly and will hold a great conversation with you. The space is very modern and easy going. I have started spending a few hours a week just working in the space with a breakfast shake or going with a friend after a good walk.

DH and I were looking for coffee. We stopped at The Ville where the friendly employee told us they…read moredo not have coffee , "but we have coffee protein shakes". We thanked her and returned to our car where we sat for a few seconds before deciding we should try one of those shakes. We were happy we did. They were absolutely delicious. $19 total but you probably won't feel hungry again for a good while. We will stop in again, as we drive by Clarksville at least once a month. (The barista who served us was super personable and cute).

As we're driving through Arkansas, Mrs. K. declared that she wanted "a coffee with a pastry,"…read moreleaving it up to me to fulfill her wish. A quick search of the Yelp and I could see that this was not at all far out of our way off I-40 and we could even stop at the nearby Love's to fill up for cheap! Warmly welcomed, Mrs. K. enjoyed her chai tea very much. Flavorful, creamy, delicious. With it, we picked out a "strawberry bread pudding muffin" and that was amazing. Sweet but not excessively so. Flavorful and yummy, it was the perfect snack. I love that Delicíoso was open on Sunday and it does look like a super comfy spot to sit with a laptop and coffee for a bit. A real delight and not at all far off the Interstate between Little Rock and Fort Smith. [Review 2250 of 2024 - 357 in Arkansas - 23268 overall]

Delicious treats, fabulous coffee, wonderful atmosphere, best staff!…read moreWent for a breakfast meeting and everything was perfect.

Coffee is good and the location has a cute feel. Prices are about what you'd expect. Large seasonal…read morehot drink was $6.55. Cup wasn't very big though. Parking lot isn't big and does seem to stay full so I could see where that could be a problem. They have a loyalty card but they punch per order rather than per drink. Would appreciate a menu on the wall. There's one menu on the counter so I guess if you're waiting in line you wait to reach the counter before seeing your options or check from your phone. Didn't love the service. Overall, it's alright. Prefer the plaza location where there's better service.

YOU CANNOT BUILD A COFFEE SHOP ON INCONSISTENCY…read more I was able to stop in this coffee shop on two different occasions on back to back days. Sunday, was my first time and I was pretty impressed with the shop, given the fact that it was in a small town and it didn't have many reviews at all. I ordered a Cortado and was really surprised by how well done it was made. It had the perfect consistency, texture, and flavor, with the perfect ratio of a well pulled shot of espresso and properly steamed milk. Whoever made that drink needs to train the whole staff, because based on my second visit, it is very clear to me that the owner is not doing their job properly in hiring/training baristas. The very next day I walked in very exited for my Cortado again! Being from Seattle, I find it very hard to find a properly made Cortado, and so I was excited for another good one here! But to my disappointment, this time, it was just beyond a let down. It was borderline disrespectful and just absurd. I walked the coffee back up and explained to the barista, this was 100% not a Cortado. It was more of a latte because it had lots of milk. It looked really bad. So then she nicely took it back and said she will remake it. Surely enough, it was very clear these workers had no idea how to make coffee. The lack of training and knowledge of coffee became very clear. I got my new "Cortado" and this time it looked more of an espresso shot with no milk. Unbelievable. I hope the owner reads this and does a better job of training its workers to understand their jobs. Just because 99% of the customers here probably order vanilla iced lattes, or other sweet drinks does not mean every worker should not know how to make EVERY coffee drink the proper way. It wasn't even close. Seems like by the merchandise, they care to take their coffee serious but the "baristas" don't know how to make drinks... Disappointing. You are a "specialty" coffee shop, not a Dunkin Donuts or Starbucks.

10/10 very kind staff, amazing food and coffee, would recommend to the community if you're in the…read morearea

Natural State Roasters - Russellville…read more "People First. Then Coffee." Established in 2018. This was such a nice experience coffee shop with friendly staff, cozy atmosphere and local art throughout. I came in here for few hours to get work done. I ordered small drip coffee, S'Mores Bar and ice water. My total cost was reasonable, $7.47. Their drip coffee was bold, rich and flavorful. I had to get another cup. S'Mores bar was really good, rich with marshmallows and chocolate chunks. It was so good and rich, I could only eat half and took the rest home. They offer a unique large variety of drinks menu for you to try, as well as, pastries. STAFF: The staff were friendly and helpful. They greeted each guest and said, "Thank you for coming in," to those who stayed awhile and departed. They did an excellent job keeping the space clean. ATMOSPHERE: The space was really nice, cozy and enjoyable with unique furniture pieces. In the middle of the room they have a very unique, large wooden table with medal foundation that I personally fell in love with. It can sit up to ten people. It reminded me of a Restoration Hardware store. They have beautiful light brown leather lounge chairs and a beautiful large leather couch. They also offer four blue leather chairs. Against the windows you have additional seating to catch up on work, study or catch up with friends and family. You will find bar-like seating with beautiful modern light fixtures above it. When you walk in, to the left and right side of the entrance you can find variety of packaged specialty coffees and jars of honey, as well as, other merchandise. The merchandise shelves are made of real wood and stained, adding to the true nature of the coffee shop name. WiFi worked good and the music was good too. On the wall where you place your order they have a large mural of a coffee maker, painted by a local artist. This artist also has a wall of art towards the back of the coffee shop that is for sale. The interior space from the outside of the building may look like a small coffee shop, but it's more spacious than what the outside shows. EXTERIOR: They do have a Drive-Thru. The parking lot I'd have to say is somewhat limited in the front. You do have a small parking lot in the back of the building. OVERALL: I really enjoyed my stay here and when I travel back in town, I'd love to stop by here again. If you prefer supporting local businesses, this would be a great place. There is a new Starbucks nearby, but I chose this place and I'm glad I did. It's nice to come to a local coffee shop where baristas don't sound like robots or becoming part of the corporate human algorithm. Coming here, feels like how you should feel, "People First. Then Coffee."

Great, friendly service and a delicious mocha. This place wasn't far of the interstate and we…read morestopped on our way through.

Oh my goodness you guys! These drinks were 1000/10! Our barista was the sweetest and I loved the…read moreatmosphere. I ordered the Campfire and my tastebuds exploded! The perfect mixture of maple, cinnamon, honey and don't even get me started on the ghostbuster cold foam!!!!!! Oh my goodness! So freaking good!!!!!!!! I asked for 3/4 sweet and it was perfection!!! Also got the pumpkin potion! 1,000/10! 50% sweet and another drink made to perfection! Highly recommend! Ugh I love fall so much :)

My MyShipley donuts…read moreare the best that I have ever tasted. They're always freshly made. I really enjoy the chocolate covered donuts. I'll be going back.

We were recommended this donut shop by our host for the weekend and the donuts were amazing, but…read morethe lady behind the counter was pretty short and rude to us. She just threw in random donuts into our box before we finished picking them out and hurried us away. We could only pick the large donuts too? Just didn't seem right. Disappointing but will try another location again.

This part of Arkansas has ties to the movie True Grit. It is based on a novel written by an…read moreArkansan. The setting is in Arkansas, not too far from Paris, and a famous Arkansan starred in it. While you are setting their sipping your coffee, see if you can figure all that out. The title and the association of the movie to the area, makes a catchy name for the coffee shop. The coffee is outstanding. The service is small town Arkansas friendly. It is an attractive, relaxing environment to waste a morning in and enjoy some of the best coffee you will ever have. My wife is an expert and coffee epicurean (aka Coffee Snob.) She rated her coffee drink this morning as "better than I can make at home." That means it is damn good. Me, no coffee expert, but I enjoyed my cup too. She went with an iced hazel nut latte. It was perfectly balanced. The coffee was not overwhelmed by the hazel nut flavoring, nor too sweet. I had already had two cups of coffee this morning. I didn't need more caffeine. I ordered a decaf mocha with a twist. I asked for non-fat milk and no whipped cream. The young lady asked if I would like to try it with unsweetened dark chocolate. It was amazing. It is now my new coffee drink. FYI - I hated the movie.

Sweet as honey and warm as the sun! True Grit Coffee…read moreGrounds is the place to be in Paris, Arkansas! My fiancé and I came here upon the recommendation from the host of the Air BnB we were staying at and absolutely loved it! True Grit is cozy, peaceful and lovely! We went there over the course of 3 days and couldn't get enough of it! I ordered the Breakfast burrito (recommend it with bacon and chives) and my fiancé ordered a tea. The owners got to hear our story and were so intentional with getting to know us! Don and her family are tremendously hospitable and kind! We tried to go there on a Sunday before leaving back to Dallas (not knowing they were closed) and they let us come in and made us a breakfast burrito and a coffee for the road! They live out their faith in Jesus well and put His love on display for all visitors and guests! Everyone who's in or around Paris, AR needs to come and check it out. You can spend the whole day here or just a few minutes and leave with more joy than when you came in! I was truly honored to have come here and will make it an effort to come back whenever I'm in Arkansas! My fiancé also had some thoughts to share: "True Grit is a hidden gem in Paris, Arkansas! We visited multiple times on our weekend in town and were always greeted with the most kind-hearted staff. They have awesome tea and coffee selections along with so many options to satisfy your sweet tooth! I will always recommend this coffee shop to anyone I know passing through this town. They were so kind and patient with us as we browsed the menu and when we visited on a Sunday! To our surprise they were closed that day and we were bummed we couldn't go in. But the staff happened to be taking care of the shop inside and allowed us in for food and coffee! They totally didn't have to but they welcomed us with open arms for one last visit before we headed home! We'll never forget the sweet family who owns this shop and their kindness."