Jim does a great job. Food is fixed your way. He is always pleasant, knowledgeable about what's…read morehappening in and around town.

Terrible service, slow taking orders, sl0w receiving food. People who came after got food before usread more

My husband and I were staying in New Glarus and stopped at Fat Cat Coffee Works for coffee and a…read morelight breakfast. I had a cappuccino and the veggie egg sandwich and my husband had a Cortado. The coffee was great and the sandwich was delicious, I loved the grilled naan bread! I ordered a lemon coconut cupcake to-go and ate that when I got home, it was amazing! It tasted good and I liked the texture. Also, the coffee shop is a lot bigger than I expected it to be! There was a lot of seating, including counter seating, where you can see them making the food. Service was very friendly and timely. I would definitely recommend this place!

Fat Cat Coffee Works is a lot more than coffee. What a wonderful place to enjoy the most exciting,…read more natural, and exotic tasting foods , that taste free of chemicals, from very talented chef/s....and of course all the very kind, friendly, gentle, and attentive people with their service..... like family serving. It was an amazing surprise for us. Thank you very much! God bless all of you, and HE already has and will!

Fantastic having a coffee shop steps from our motel room. They have a drive-through window, you can…read morewalk in and place your order, or have it delivered to your room directly. That's what I call service! Coffee and atmosphere were good. We were so lucky to have this literally right outside our door.

Good family-owned drive-thru option for coffee right off Highway 69…read more Someone in town told us about this option for coffee so we stopped by after our overnight. There were a couple of cars ahead of us and it took a bit of time for their orders. We each ordered a cappuccino, Mr. R went for the double shot because he thought the coffee might not be very flavorful. The girl who took our order asked if we'd like a treat for our dog, which I'm sure she appreciated since she's a ham for drive-thru staff, always working to be noticed. My cappuccino was very good, but Mr. R ended up regretting adding the extra shot to his. It ended up making the drink too bitter for his liking. The coffee shed is small, and looking at the pictures of the inside I have no idea if it's slightly roomy or if the photo was just taken at an angle that makes it appear that way, but it looks nice.

My go-to café. I've tried a few of their lunch options, as well as multiple drinks and a few bakery…read moreitems-- I always find myself coming back to the vanilla chai latte. The food is fresh, tastes great, and comes out quick. Customer service has always been great and super friendly. As an Evansville resident I know several of the employees outside of work, and they're all really kind people. (I admit I may be a little biased!) I've visited with my parents, siblings, and friends, and never had a bad experience. It's a pretty small establishment but they've really made the most of it. There's a variety of seating options-- indoor and outdoor, with a nice view of the creek-- and the whole space is very beautifully designed. I've never seen it really busy, but it's possible I just happen to come during lulls. It's the perfect place to sip a drink and read or study. I'm so grateful to have a place like this in Evansville!

Such a great place! I'll be honest, I normally only stick to Starbucks and Dunkin, I'm not a big…read moresmall town cafe person. But I really love this place! Very cute atmosphere and really good coffee. The workers are also always very nice. My only note would be that it's a little bit pricy, but when I'm supporting a small town coffee shop I don't mind

Meeting your classic cafe needs in Albany with panache! This friendly little shop fills a real void…read morein Albany - great coffee (I had a deliciously strong Americano & my partner enjoyed a yummy creamy seasons pumpkin steamer while our little girl goofed around with video games) a variety of snacks (including both cheap candy & fancy health-food snack bars) a warm & easy-going atmosphere, in a wonderful century-old building. Also features local art on display for the full cafe experience - definitely check it out!

An amazing find! We biked in and had one of the best lattes we've had in quite some time. The…read morebreakfast burritos were delicious and the blueberry scone was top notch! They also make the scones in house! It's very clean, neat inside, super friendly staff and we'll definitely be back; we highly recommend

This review is for those of you wondering what's going on during this disgusting yucky Covid-19…read morecrisis. I am happy to report that this little diner does a smashing job of covering all the bases while providing cute delicious lunch is in a very safe manner. There is outside seating outback along the Sugar River. I had a croissant sandwich with turkey and avocado and it was just right. Not too heavy not too big. I went for an iced hazelnut Latte and it was delicious. This place is as cute as a button and does a good job under the circumstances. Very nice spot on the Belleville scene.

Some places are worth a detour. Others are worth a drive…read more Just Beyond The Willow firmly lands in the second category. Seriously - it will be well worth your travel time to check out this gold mine of a local java joint! This cozy little establishment sits in what used to be a gas station that locals say dates back to the 1930s. It's tucked into a quiet rural town, and from the outside you might not immediately guess there's a terrific little coffee stop waiting inside. We stopped specifically to try the coffee shop portion, Willow Bay Coffee. I was just hoping for some decent espresso and maybe a simple munchie to hold me over until an actual meal down the road aways. What I got instead was one of those "You have got to be kidding me" moments. The espresso drinks were excellent. I chose for just a basic Americano, which was definitely HOT and everything I had hoped for in a joe. However, the real surprise was the food. Sounding too good to pass up, I decided to order the Asiago Bagel with Ham & Swiss. It's was a $7 sandwich with a $15 taste. No exaggeration -- the ham was so flavorful I'd honestly compare it to Nueske's. They source locally and let me tell you - this is top tier tasting meat & cheese! This is nothing like what I was expecting from such a humble little shop - and it certainly surpasses anything I have had at even high-end coffee houses and most restraunts I have been to. SCORE!!! My wife decided to follow suit and ordered the sister menu item: their Turkey & Cheddar on gluten-free bread (she has Celiac disease). She reported the same "what the heck?!" taste reaction. DOUBLE-PLAY!!! As an aftermove, I ended up eventually leaving with a couple of muffins from the bakery plate for later: a Banana Walnut and Lemon Poppy Seed. I didn't actually eat any until later that night at home for supper. WA!!! No disapointment here, and they tasted just as good as they smelled earlier. GAME-SET-MATCH!!! While this isn't a dedicated gluten-free kitchen, Raquel ("Ray-Chel") clearly understands the medical issues with Celiac and will take all reasonable precautions she can if you ask. As always: Polite and understanding self-advocacy will always give you the best shots at polite, understanding and effective precautions from your business hosts. And speaking of Raquel -- she's the kind of host every small-town (and heck - ANY) café hopes to have: consumately professional, fabulously welcoming, and genuinely enjoyable to chat with. She is just down to earth Good People! Places like this are why I enjoy looking for local establishments when traveling, and am willing to wander off the main drags once in a while. You never know when you'll stumble onto a hidden gem. In this case, we hit the mine! Seriously - this place will be well worth your drive! If you stop in, tell her that, "show-and-tell husband" in the black cowboy hat sent you!

Make sure to stop in to Just Beyond the Willow for coffees. teas, pastries, soups and…read moresandwiches...everything is great! The best part about this establishment are the owners and their son that run it. They are friendly, and their desire is to please the customer. They have taken an old service station and transformed it into a clean, cute, & cozy place whether in the winter, or enjoy their deck in the spring, summer, or fall!

Got a Chicago Style Hot Dog at 10 am along with a muffin and an iced chai with fresh whipped cream…read more All were incredible. Service was friendly and fast with a drive up on both sides.

Duck's Butt Mudslide muffin! It is called so due to the use of duck eggs in the muffins. They had…read moreseveral varieties but this is the one we chose and we thoroughly enjoyed the ooey gooey chocolate along with our Americano. It was tasty, not a huge standout, but very good. One of our party enjoyed the Iced Moose Macchiato. I tried it and found the coffee well balanced with the other flavors. It is drive thru but has a cute silo-gazebo where one can sit. The barista was smiley and helpful. (My son said he'd like to work there if we lived in the area.)

This bakery was smaller than I thought, but everything was made nice and rich. Almond horns were…read moremy favorite item here. It was crispy and yumm. Hand dipped turtle was another excellent item. Apple pie alps and Anise springerli were interesting items to try. A lot more things in the display looked delicious, but I resisted the urge.

We bought 4 different items. All were excellent! The shortbread style cookie with rosemary was…read moreespecially outstanding! Staff was very pleasant and helpful.

Literally the best brunch spot in Stockton or possibly the area. Food, service, and ambiance are…read moreall amazing! I come here every time I visit family any chance I get!! Farmers plate is a must, iced caramel latte, and grab a loaf of bread before you go!

Darling restaurant but the food was greasy and just plain not good. The coffee was old…read moreMy spoon was dirty Biscuits and gravy with no gravy and biscuit soaked in butter and reheated Quesadilla is something a child would create at home. The main entrance has a huge chain across the door so you enter from the back. No one there at noon but us for lunch should have been our first clue. Just passing through, wont be back. A new menu with new cooks may help revive this cute space?