I stopped by to grab a coffee and have a short business meeting. The service was a little slow…read more I stood at the counter for a good little bit before someone appeared to take my order. I ordered a café latte and was specifying that I would like nonfat milk and was informed that they did not have it My only choices were whole milk or almond milk. Come on folks!!!! In this day and age can you not have a milk offering that is not whole milk... Skim milk or 2% would be a wonderful addition to your menu. I arrived late morning and all of their breakfast goodies, with the exception of a rice crispy type treat had been sold. Nice quiet establishment, was able to have a productive business meeting

If you're driving between Austin and Dallas and want a really good espresso or latte, I highly…read morerecommend Muscovy Coffee Roasters. We stopped in this morning for two Breve Lattes and believe these may be some of the best we've ever had! This place is new & clean and the service was great too! With clean restrooms, great coffee and being open until 6:00 pm - we'll be back later this afternoon! Wow!

I try to support small businesses whenever possible as do my neighbors. Group of 10 went for…read morebreakfast and had called ahead to this restaurant. There was ample parking in a strip mall lot. Tables were pushed together to accommodate our group. No other customers. Inside decor was pleasant. There was a plastic basket with a few napkins and some unwrapped knives and forks on the tables. Seemed unsanitary. Everything became a process for us as patrons. Coffee cups were tiny and refills were not gotten unless requested. Then wait. Refilling at one end of the group of tables and passing refilled cups down the table was the process. . Had to request coffee creamer. The ordering at either end of the table by 2 waitresses. Food delivery was chaotic. One cook (owner) who made the food - about 2 entrees at a time. Servers came out with plates held up in the air that we had to figure out whose breakfast it was. Dysfunctional. Several were not quite right - meat, egg prep or potatoes vs fruit. Being respectful, ladies waited a bit to eat since not everyone was served. When it was clear food service was not going to make it possible for everyone to eat at the same time, those who had food were encouraged to eat while their food was at least warm. Servers didn't provide or offer syrup, butter and sufficient utensils. At least we were able to visit despite the chaos created by the inept servers. My meal was one of the last served and I'd lost interest. By this time - more than 30 minutes after first ones were delivered - I felt awkward then eating when others were long finished and ready to leave. Owner came out and apologized for service issues bc of hiring/training. Small business enigma. She was more focused on explaining buffet type meals offered on different days and catering ops. Time to go and no checks - individual or otherwise. Had to pay at a counter where the 2 servers stood trying to attribute their order tickets to each of us after we listed our order. Baked goods at the register but servers didn't try to promote. Issues with credit cards so most used cash. Sorry but I can't recommend.

The name says it all we were in the area when we decided to stop and have lunch the prices are…read morereasonable the staff were friendly Dannie was our waitress she was nice and attentive. I had the chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes and sweet corn omg was the only word I could think of after I had taken a forkful of everything, my husband had a cheese burger and what they call grilled potatoes omg the potatoes were seasoned well, he stated his burger was good as well. Kudos to the Chef(s), job well done. Y'all, if ever in the area stop by and give them a try they would love to see y'all.

My husband & myself love this place…read more Good people and best Ruben sandwiches we have ever had. Customer service is impeccable! Another thing, they have shops! Now what women doesn't like to shop!

What a wonderful lunch in the very quaint town of Granger where my mom graduated from back in 1961…read more She and I truly enjoyed the delicious sandwiches and tea, mine being blackberry yum. The service was friendly and even mom reconnected with some "old" classmates that were enjoying lunch too. Afterwards, we stepped into the shop and browsed the vintage shopping. We plan on stopping again so that I can try one of their many coffee drinks available

Excellent hospitality and delicious iced coffee! My son and I come to Salado for jujutsu and I…read moreneeded some caffeinated mom fuel. The drink I got was so good and just tasted overall more fresh than anything I usually get at Starbucks. I got the French toast iced latte, and I highly recommend

I stopped by on a weekend when the food truck park was super busy! However, the coffee here did not…read moredisappoint. I got the French toast, and two cold brews for later. They were both extremely delicious! The people who run it were very kind!! I will say the atmosphere on the weekend is a little overwhelming however, I was just stopping by to get a coffee so to each their own! Will definitely be back for this coffee spot when I'm passing through again!

First visit to this location at closing time. Drive thru order so no clue about inside. Building…read morelooks relatively new. Prefer cake donuts so had to get what was left and they were frosted but not overly sweet or chalky tasting. Also got a couple kolaches and an apple fritter. Kolaches were very tasty and apple fritter was more than just fried dough - actually had some apple. Would order them again. Window cashier was very friendly and service was good. Coffee was weak for my taste and could have been hotter. Will try it again!

This place almost killed me. A while back I got a "kolache" there. I think about it every time…read morewe drive by so it prompted this review. I ate two kolaches or whatever they are. Within an hour my stomach was in knots. I was sick for almost two weeks. My stomach felt like someone was stirring paint in there. I couldn't eat much. And everything went through me. I honestly was almost ready to go to the hospital. But alas I finally started to feel better. My husband had one bite and he was messed up for a week. Of course it could have been the horrible jelly filled donut I chased the kolaches with. But I guess it will be a mystery forever. We will never ever go back. I don't know what kind of crazy they are serving up but when we see a line in the drive thru we just shake our heads. If you want to see daylight the next day, don't even think of eating a so called kolache from this place.

They closed a few weeks ago permanently. They were great until then but the owner sold it to…read moresomeone else and they put a food truck business in there and it's dead now

In Jarrel, TX ...This hole in the wall jewel is located off I-35 at a Exxon gas station. I…read morespecifically stopped at this place today bc of the great reviews. I had the Wednesday special - chicken fried stake with green beans and mashed potatoes. Everything on the plate was very delicious. Although the dining area is small it was inviting and is part of the convenience store. Next time I'll order a burger...men bathroom was clean. Parking is ok.

I came here a couple times. The first time to grab a quick bite before taking family photos and…read moreshortly soon after for afternoon tea. There is not a lot of parking on the street itself but there is a nearby lot that would be easier to manage getting a spot. I liked their almond croissant but the masala chai had too much milk and not enough chai. The decor is super cute, especially for the afternoon tea! We thoroughly enjoyed most of the spread except the texture and flavor of the macarons could use some improvement. The teapots had unlimited refills (I think?) and all the options sounded so good! It was about $30/person and I think that was more than fair. We saw a group with a couple of women and young girls with them who were also doing a tea party! It was so cute to see kids being able to enjoy this too :)

I should wait until tomorrow to write this because I'm definitely coming back. I needed to find a…read morecomfortable and quiet place to work for a few hours while my son was at a nearby camp. Was 35 minute drive to get here. This place is easy to find- though if you're not armed with a handicap placard that can get you a spot right out front- you should just park in the big open lot at the end of this street. Don't worry it's less than a block away. The service is chill and efficient. They'll warm up your pastry selection for you. If you can stay and enjoy things on a plate and in a mug, you won't regret it. I had the Brunch Pocket. Yes, just the name makes you want it, right!? It's a cheesy croissant with bacon, turkey, and egg inside! Uhhhh, YUMMY! It's a bit flaky though, so be prepared to make a mess. My beverage of choice today was the Silk Mocha Latte. I did it with Oat Milk and it was silky silky smoothness wrapped in whip cream heaven. There's a photo for your drooling pleasures. Check this place out for sure! Note: also on the menu Rainbow bagels (great for kids) they've got flavors of cream cheese to choose from too. Macaroons in all the colors/flavors and a few frozen lattes to choose from too including Rose Noon Chai and a Jade Matcha

My favorite coffee house. Firstly, the coffee is delicious and roasted weekly in house. Secondly,…read morethe vibe...welcoming, relaxed, chill, cozy, comfortable. Thirdly, and the best part are the staff. Friendly and kind. Need to get some work done? Grab a table and settle in. Want to catch up with friends? Plop down on one of the cozy sofas in the back. Want to chat up the staff or locals? Take a seat at the bar, you won't be disappointed. . . I don't live in Florence and this is my go to coffee stop. I stop by every chance I can.

My wife and I were on our way to Farmer's Commons and wanted to kill some time before our…read morereservation. I did a search for coffee in Florence, and this place came up with good reviews. I'm sure I've been in a Dwell coffee in another location, so I'm guessing its a small chain. The place was dimly lit, clean and not very busy. A large coffee grinder sits at the front of the store (not sure if they use it, or it's just for show). There looked like enough seats to sit and work or study, and their seats were comfy, too. In the far corner, they had two local business' selling their wares, which I thought was great. One sold pots and plants, but I can't remember what the other one was selling. The shop also sells beers, hence the sub-name calling out coffee & tap. They had a small merch area (as most coffeeshops do now) and I really liked their growler bottles, but couldn't purchase one without filling it with beer (I don't drink beer, so that sucked). I asked for a Flat White (which wasn't on the menu) which the barista quickly replied that she hadn't had much experience with but would create one for me. I agreed and got the drink.  I didn't try any of their pastries/food, so I have no opinion there (maybe next time). It wasn't as rich as I was expecting, but it was flavorful. I may try a cappuccino on my next visit. For this area of Florence, I don't think there's a coffeeshop as good as this one, and I will be sure to return next time I'm nearby.