Great coffee but their food items are lacking. I could get better breakfast from the frozen food…read moreisle at any grocery store. It's charming inside and feels like home but they need to step it up on the food items to make it around here. They do have a cute gift shop area to market their store and also a drive thru for people on the run. Friendly service is a must for morning people so I do appreciate that.

Let's start off with the good. Coffee was fine. Being a coffee shop in 2025 without cold brew…read morehowever feels criminal. This is NOT a breakfast place I repeat. NoT a breakfast place it is a coffee shop with chill vibes to enjoy coffee and sit in a relaxed atmosphere. We ordered 3 Sausage egg cheese croissants, 2 coffees, and a muffin. The first frozen jimmy dean sandwich came out on a paper plate still half frozen and I immediately wondered why I was here and not just microwaving my own frozen sandwich at home. I told the two workers they didn't have to worry about the others and we left. I drove by at first because the OPEN sign was off but we pulled in and let them know. Wish we hadn't of. *I should add it was about 30 ish dollars for those two coffees and frozen breakfast sandwiches. And we were the only people there and it took about 10 mins to get the first still frozen sandwich out.

This is a nice little trinket. It's the exact same vibe as every bagel shop opening here for some…read morereason lol. If you're into golden milk teas or specialty drinks minus caffeine, they have one of the best I've tasted so far. The Lox bagel is good only I don't like it on the everything bagel-theirs is too salty (the bagel). But it is made with regular cream cheese, capers and loads of smoky salmon-try it! It's a very good texture too! Overall, location is in an area where there's not much parking. Food is decent but expect a high price , one Lox bagel is over $13. It's a good place for a quick bite, a quiet read, or just a hangout. Total vibe

Staff is very friendly. Creative menu selection as far as coffee options. The person taking my…read moreorder recommended the brown sugar cinnamon latte which is my vibe 100%. It was very good. The inside is very well decorated although WiFi was slow for me just fyi if you're doing work from there. Great vibe all around and clean.

Mike S. summed up OTC shoppe in his review - good job Mike! Bohemian and hippie-esque has always…read morebeen OTC's vibe. Getting new tires in Athens the other week, I (sadly) noticed an obituary on their bulletin board for Cheryl Prince Sendowski who owned the coffee shoppe from 1998 until it was sold in 2013. This was one spot my Birthday Club group met at in the late 80s and early 90s. We enjoyed their simplistic sandwiches and iced teas. I'm not a coffee snob by any stretch, and their coffee doesn't evoke great memories for me; however, I do recall it being "fair trade," even back then. The sandwiches were good, the place was nice to relax in, and the back patio was even more eclectic with various statuary and just "stuff" hanging from the fence. Sandwiches were nothing you can't make at home, but they were good, edible, quick and filling! The community bulletin board was always clustered with fliers and business cards for music lessons, missing pets, and pressure washers. It's a local's place for locals and had one regular, Mike Maples who was conferred with the title "Mayor" of Ole Town Coffee. The gazebo out front is quaint to sit in. Do know parking is tight. There aren't many spaces out front to park. I think the back alley may have some spots. For a slice of Huntsville, I would recommend visiting OTC!

Parking was a little tough to find. It looks like there are only a few spots too so I can't imagine…read morea lot of people being able to be here at a time. There's more outdoor seating than indoor seating. Prices seem relatively cheaper than other coffee places I've been to in town. I ended up ordering a bagel with strawberry cream cheese and a plain latte with oat milk. The strawberry cream cheese was served in a plastic container, and seemed different from store bought cream cheese. It had a date of 1-12, but still seemed weirdly dried on the outside. Anyways, the bagel was good. The latte was just okay. Nothing special. Not sure if people order any different drinks while they're here, but I'm definitely tempted to come back and try some of the teas they have.

Aesthetics 10/10. Ambiance and vibes 10/10…read moreOwner was so nice and even help serving 20/10. Food 20/10.

Superrrr cute inside! We were sat down pretty quickly on a week day. Parking wasn't bad either…read more I ordered the banana bread which was delicious! It was soft and the icing on top was wonderful. Nothing was overly sweet. The berries on top were a nice pop of color on top. My breakfast order was "brekkie". Folded egg with bacon, avocado, mushrooms, onion, ball of goat cheese, and tomatoes. Soooo good! Beautiful presentation. I don't remember the name of my coffee but it was delicious! Only two cons: 1. I felt the waiter rushed us. 2. They have this way to pay online that makes you pay a fee for paying that way. If you have them run your card there's no fee though. Not a fan. Outdoor area available as well if you have a pup.

Around April 2026, Amelie Coffee came under new ownership. Since then, it has become one of my…read morefavorite spots - not just locally, but across all of Huntsville/Madison - to get a coffee. The interior is still clean and feels thoughtfully designed, so despite its small/moderate size everyone can find a spot that feels "right" for their needs. I've come to socialize with friends and also to read/write and regardless of the presence of other guests, I always feel the right amount of privacy and quiet. There are a few new touches that make it feel even cozier and homier, such as their choice of background noise/music (often, you can hear Bob Ross painting softly on one of the tvs) and art. There are also a few activities for kids to do, like coloring sheets. The owners themselves can often be found working behind the counter and have always treated me with warmth and courtesy. They're a younger couple who are obviously working hard to figure out ways to improve the business. I've enjoyed using my punch card. :) Their coffee is delicious and they are regularly dreaming up new flavor combinations for the season. My favorites in the past few months have been their banana pudding matcha and, currently, their latte made with fresh figs. It's so incredibly well-balanced and delicious! The syrups are made in house and it shows. They also offer a variety of freshly baked pastries; I finally tried one (a pumpkin spice scone) and it was also delightful! Perfect texture and the extra sweetness from the glaze gave it a great punch of flavor. I encourage all Cove and OXR residents to try this business if they haven't already, or try again if you went prior to the re-opening. It's honestly worth a drive from elsewhere in the city if you're a coffee connoisseur. I'm so happy to have this place and look forward to many more visits. :)

Amelie has become a regular spot for us on the weekends. Not only is it convenient to the greenway,…read morethe app, the service and the food is always excellent. I walk in and get a personal greeting every time! It's just a cool place to hang out.

Best place ever for drinks and snacks!! I go here weekly and always get the same things and it…read morealways hits home!! Service is great and they are always so friendly and kind! Totally recommend!

I felt like I need to come back and add to my review, after giving them another try, and meeting up…read morewith some women I met from church. We were able to talk about Mudslingers and why we personally feel like the business isn't good. With that, I really wanted to love Mudslinger's Coffee in Owens Cross Roads. I'd heard about them for a while and was hoping they'd bring something special to the local coffee scene -- but unfortunately, my experiences have been consistently disappointing. The biggest issue isn't just the coffee, it's the attitude behind it. Their espresso and drinks often have a bitter, almost burnt taste that doesn't line up with what you'd expect from "fresh espresso." Many people -- myself included -- have noticed this and given feedback, but instead of addressing it or offering to remake a drink, the response tends to be dismissive. They often say, "That's how our espresso tastes," as if that ends the conversation. But anyone who's had truly fresh espresso knows that's not how it should taste. What's frustrating is that this isn't a one-time issue. There are many similar reviews online mentioning the same problems -- both with the taste of the drinks and the customer service. When so many people are saying the same thing, it's a sign that something needs to change. But instead of trying to fix the problem, it feels like Mudslinger's has chosen to ignore it. Another thing that stands out is the inconsistent service. Sometimes, the workers are warm and chatty -- but only with certain people. It honestly gives off a bit of a "clique" vibe, where if you're a regular or part of their social circle, you'll get friendly conversation and great service. But if not, you might get a quick "hi" and "bye," and a cold, rushed interaction. It's disheartening to watch someone in front of you get a five-minute friendly chat while you're met with barely a word. Which ended up making a lot more sense to me once I realized almost everyone who works there is related, and many people who have worked there had a bad experience because of said family. Which personally, I think it half of your reviews are made up of your literal workers making "good reviews" then that is a big even sign in itself... But, that is just my opinion, cause as a past business owner I would never go and write good reviews for my own business? Just not ok, whatsoever! Which... If you can come on here and give your own business a review, why can't you respond to customers trying to give very much needed feedback... What makes this even more disappointing is that customer service is where great coffee shops usually shine. A good coffee shop understands that coffee is a personal experience -- that not everyone likes the same flavors or intensity. The best ones take feedback seriously, and instead of hiding behind excuses, they make things right. It's refreshing when a business truly values its customers and listens to them -- unfortunately, that just hasn't been my experience here. To wrap this up though, I truly hope Mudslinger's listens to all this feedback. Owens Cross Roads has a lot of great coffee shops that not only serves great drinks, but also treat every customer with the same kindness and respect. So it would be great to feel that here as well. A little effort, humility, and genuine care could make all the didn't

After a wildly unsuccessful visit to Lynchburg for lunch (1st choice was unexpectedly closed for…read morethe day, 2nd choice insisted that I sit with strangers if I wanted a spot), I wandered to Southern Perks desperate for...anything. Their menu has sandwiches, pizza, and coffee drinks. I intended to eat lunch because I was hungry. It was around 1:30 in the afternoon on a Monday and there was absolutely no one in there. An employee came out from the back after a minute or two, but the eerily empty environment and somewhat odd smell in the space dissuaded me from actually ordering a meal. Instead, I wound up ordering a small iced white chocolate mocha to go. It was pricy for a small iced coffee -- over $6. The employee went to the back to fix it for me. It took a few minutes but nothing unreasonable. She brought it back out to me in a cup that looked like a hot latte cup, but it was fortunately made correctly and iced. Overall, it was...fine. Not super creamy, pretty thin and almost watery instead of milky consistency. Decent white chocolate flavor but not a ton of coffee flavor. For the price, I probably wouldn't get it again, but it was serviceable. I dunno, I feel like I'm maybe being a little unfair because of my overall poor experience in town, but given the one thing I tried was resoundingly average, I guess I stick by my 3 star rating. Hoping for a more successful venture the next time I return to town.

Popped in before Jack Daniel's Distillery tour. Apple…read morecinnamon scone and a breakfast burrito to share. Very good, quick nice folk service and cool eclectic cafe. Adding current updated menus.

Expectation...delicious coffee, delicious Canadian Bagel bagel…read more First impression...it's dark in here. A bright Tuesday morning and it's still just dark. Second impression...I'm awake! Nitro cold brew. Milk, no sweetener. Smooth as silk. Delicious. Third impression...coffee is gone, still waiting on my bagel, boredom is setting in. Fourth impression....still waiting. Eyelids getting heavy... Fifth impression. Lukewarm bagel finally arrives, definitely not as fresh as expected, something tastes like refrigerator, assuming it's the cream cheese. Final impression. A little disappointing. Get the coffee, skip the bagel, walk outside, let your eyes readjust to daylight. Hope you didn't get a parking ticket...

Finally made it here to try their sweet potato pie latte. This is located inside of Green Bus…read moreBrewing. So it might be difficult to figure out if you're not familiar with the area. It's nice to have another coffee option that is open on Sundays downtown.

I love the smell of coffee beans! This is what greets you as soon as you walk in & it was heavenly…read more The store has a great variety of coffee beans & loose tea. My husband is always looking for good coffee beans. He decided with a Guatemalan/Oaxacan blend. I opted for the jasmine pearl tea. The staff is very friendly & so helpful! The price is decent. We will definitely be back next time we're in town. Highly recommend!

Great service. There's a real sense of community here. I had an iced caramel latte and it was good.read more

Honestly more like a 3.5 for me but the service was good and I definitely got the vision, so I'll…read moreround up! I was in the area on my way home and decided I'd grab a coffee from here since my earlier coffee of the day was disappointing and I always love to check out local coffee when I'm in unfamiliar places. This coffee shop is located in downtown Fayetteville and has a cute historic small-town feel to it. Street parking wasn't too hard to find in the early afternoon. I walked into a nicely air conditioned shop and was promptly greeted by a polite employee. They have a lot of specialty drinks with different flavors posted on the wall. They also offer some simple lunch options. After a minute or so of deliberation, I decided to order one of their specialty lattes. I'm a little bit removed from my visit, but I seem to recall it being the "Witches Brew;" it had some combination of chocolate, caramel, and I think maybe vanilla flavors. The nice employee made it for me quickly and I was out the door. Overall, it was a decent beverage. It mostly just tasted like a mocha to me -- didn't pick up on much caramel or vanilla. It was better than the coffee I got earlier, though, so that was a plus! The service was very polite, I liked the vibe, and I liked my drink enough that I'd return and try another drink in the future.

Sharp coffee house just off of the town square. Love the history vibe almost as much as their…read morecoffee. My vanilla latte was spot on in flavor, and stayed hot for many minutes. Great service, with a smile. There is an extensive menu that most folks were ordering but I respect a place that keeps the coffee at the forefront. Will make this a regular stop as I travel Highway 231.