I'm a big fan of this place have come to it easily over two dozen times. They have lots of options…read morefrom coffee, teas, sodas, energy drinks, and snacks/treats. I usually get a iced chai tea and have tried many different flavors and they have been amazing. Pumpkin, egg nog, vanilla, blackberry, you name it. It's very convenient location if you live off county line. It can get busy sometimes but they move through line quickly. I've liked my drinks here better then Starbucks and other big coffee shops. I would definitely recommend to give it a try.

I live in the Midwest and travel all over the country for work. When I come back to Idaho to visit…read moremy mom, this is by far one of my favorite places to come for coffee! Excellent quality, exceptional service and consistency in every cup! #worththetrip #dirtychai #coffeeislife

Excellent cafe with great quality coffee and friendly service. Very welcoming atmosphere. Highly…read morerecommend!

Two stars due to owner "polite" snapback on negative experiences…read more No drip coffee, pleasant but rushed & distracted service, sub par adequate food, and obscure treats that require an acquired taste. It's a baked goods and breakfast sandwich shop--That serves weak espresso and no drip coffee! If open for breakfast, I mean cmon--drip coffee is a must--add a shot of espresso for a good ole red eye! The bakery/pastry items are not my favorite for breakfast. We ordered croissant sandwiches, which were ok, but everybody described the eggs as tasting like nothing. Literally no egg flavor, as if unseasoned pasteurized egg whites. The service was pleasant, but felt rushed despite not being busy. Seems the work flow is scattered. They definitely weren't the worst I've been to. They make unique baked goods, which I would have tried at some point, but I won't choose to go there again, unless everybody else wants to. I feel the noise was moderate because the kitchen was loud, and there was an echo--didn't feel very private. A couple varieties of brewed coffee would be a good start to soften a disappointed breakfast review. NOTE TO OWNER: Trying to explain away my unpleasant experience, by stating that it was because you serve a more "curated offering," which is different than the diner type offering I was likely expecting (which you stated for my first review). First, your ego protecting posture doesn't know what I was expecting. Also a person who found mold in their gluten-free pastry item. If your item had been fresh when it was bought, it would have taken all day for mold to even start. This thing wasn't stored correctly before purchase. It covered in mold. You again try to explain this away by saying they likely didn't refrigerate it after buying it. Even though she stated that she bit into it the same day as purchased. Also, you tell another person that the reason why the display case wasn't full as the optimized pictures showed is because perhaps she came later in the day, and if she came earlier your display case is always full with 20+ items. I know for a fact, as she came with me, she was there by 8:30 in the morning. These are you striking out at customers, for sharing negative experiences. You're also trying to shift focus from their negative experience to push what is your business model, but obviously isn't being practiced. Stop using "business speak" to shift focus from their negative experiences to advertise what should be. My honest opinion is you serve breakfast, a common staple of breakfast is drip coffee. Another common staple of breakfast, are cracked tasty egg and meat breakfast sandwiches Nowhere in your business description or in search were we told; breakfast sandwiches here are not flavorful because they create a specific type of sandwich that requires a "more curated taste" (which is what you said to me in my first review). Give me a break! Look at my profile. You will see the types of establishments I have enjoyed, which are equal to your own in food types. You should start using customer feedback to actually learn from your customers, instead of trying to explain them away, as if it is somehow to be expected at your restaurant. If these experiences are to be expected, and you're highlighting that--failure. Start acknowledging that a mistake was made, don't imply they didn't handle the product properly after purchase. Fact is it is common knowledge to refrigerate--if it is going to be left out for hours on end. So by you stating this was likely the case, with only the same day as reference, you are basically calling the person a liar. You really need to get a grip on how you handle these feedbacks. Don't shift the blame to customer misunderstanding. Which you intentionally do to excuse unfresh items, mold found in items, unpleasant experiences. Learn, stop excusing.

Even due to it's location, this little drive-thru coffee shop gets 5 stars right away…read more Sitting right at the northern tip of the Idaho Falls, Ammon, and Rigby center of everything, is a little swing off of 20 at the Menan/Roberts exit, for a brilliantly placed pit stop. A last chance to get that Cravable Cup O' Inspiration. Now, this isn't a typical coffee drive-thru with a walk up counter--nope gotta go to the drive up window. You can drive up, get your coffee/espresso masterpiece and hop right back onto 20 north for the long stretch of nothing to Rexburg, St. Anthony, and beyond. If you have a minute, you can grab one of their muffin tops, or other various breakfast pastries, and park in the gravel surroundings. Stretch yer legs for a bit at this cute old-style redwood tinyhouse. Complete with a sunny seating area as a spring-scaped sidewalk bistro, It's great for a quick comfy breakfast. The three of us were on our way to a planned breakfast, so getting the treats was a no-no, but the coffee was pretty superb. A huge triumph came when I asked the question "do you have dark roast." The cheery & energetic young lady (evidently already had coffee) excitedly widened her eyes, smiled and said "Yes," and to my surprise, "we have a Sumatra." Ohh man, this was just way beyond the typical, "uhhmm, I don't know, let me ask"--I was sold! I usually just get a red-eye, which is a cup of drip add a shot or two--deppending on how bobbly my head is, but today I added some sugar free peanut butter flavor, and a hydration boost(the ingredients read like an electrolyte injection). That was pretty good, and I could taste my good old friend the red-eye in there, but i think I'll go without the add-ins next time-- I'm pretty basic. Everybody else with me, also created some great drinks. I mean the list if sugar-free flavors is unique, and quite impressive. She (my life partner) got her sugar free needs met by creating an almond, raspberry, and white chocolate, which totally relieved the high shouldered tension she was carrying, lol--good thing this stop wasn't any further. I decided to name her drink The Whittle Raspal Mocha.(They can use that if they want it, I'd be honored) Ok, this just shows how wide the sugar-free stuff is. The other person with us, just like she always does created something that you might expect to find bubbling in a cauldron lol, but she thoroughly enjoyed it. The young lady barista was expert, friendly, smart and quick as a whip. If yer a coffee creation connoisseur, and you haven't tried this place, you need to! If you have tried it, I might see you next time we're headed north, cuz we'll be jumpin off the highway here! I hope your passion for coffee lures you to this special coffee shop. I researched some history on it, and this owner has had a long time passion for this style of business, and it shows! Thanx for reading.

So happy Cup O' Bliss came to the Hill Climb at Kelly Canyon, because it was chilly outside! The…read moreservice was excellent, coffee was great, and the hot cocoa made for some happy kiddos! I highly recommend the breve with honey and cinnamon 1/2 sweet! CHEERS!

So as other people have mentioned the coffee trailer is not at the address listed above. It's in…read morethe parking lot of the Liberty car dealership at 890 W Main St, Rexburg, ID 83440. Now for the review: This is a coffee TRAILER! I pulled right up and there was no line at 9AM on a Wednesday. I was greeted by 2 employees who were very kind & helpful while ordering, asking what my plans were for the day & wishing me safe travels. I got a large cold brew with a splash of oat milk & a stevia (my go-to). I was actually very impressed with the flavor & taste, I expected it to be watered down but it's good! I would recommend anyone local or travelers passing by to grab a coffee here!

Drive all the way over here, and they are closed but according to yelp they are open. Not only…read morethat, but they don't even have the correct address added. It says they are on n2nd but they are all the way off main st. I was hopeful to try this place, but never again will I go out of my way for this place. I don't normally write reviews without trying the product but I'm so annoyed by this. Don't waste your time.

This little shop was a wonderful surprise while in town! We…read morebought a dozen cookies some of which our favorites were the huckleberry (very fresh, bright, and REAL huckleberry flavor). The Buckeye had a rich peanut butter and chocolate icing that had me wishing I would've gotten more of those. And the sleeper was the sugar cookie that had a subtle almond flavor of a true traditional recipe. We will definitely be visiting this shop again when we are in town.

This is by far the best cookie place we have ever been to! They are so flavorful! Unique! They…read morecreate their own frosting and they handpick their own raspberries. We got a variety and love them all! Highly recommend. And the customer service is amazing

My Husband and I were visiting Rexburg and were recommended to go to June's Place for coffee. We…read moreLOVED everything about it! The food, the coffee, the atmosphere, and most importantly, the kind and wonderful service. We ended up going there four days in a row. One morning they were pretty busy and we were in a hurry and thought maybe we would skip it for that day. June saw us leave and came outside and invited us back in and told us the line went pretty quick. Boy were we glad we stayed! The breakfast sandwiches and biscuit and gravy dish were excellent. It is definitely a place we will go to every time we are in Rexburg!

June is a sweetie!! We walked in on Friday morning and the place looked quiet. There was an…read moreeclectic variety of places to sit, from sofas to tables. We ordered breakfast sandwiches and coffee, and found our table in the back. A short time later our sandwiches were ready. They were so good, we ordered two more one with pesto. There was a playroom in the back with tables. It was a great experience. There are also an assortment of home made gifts to purchase.

Super friendly staff, but the coffee tasted like it was burnt over an open fire with no foam.read more

We were passing through and found this drive through gem, was happy to support a local owner,…read morequality drinks and affordable prices!

We stopped at the this place after doing a nearby hike and it did not disappoint! They grind the…read morewheat in house to make all their bread from scratch and it was delicious! The owners and everyone we interacted with there were so kind. I love that it's small and cozy, and everything we tried was so good! We'll definitely be going back again and again, both for meals and to pick up some sweet treats!!

We had lunch at Sweet Surrender in Ririe ID today. Husband had Cuba burger and after the first…read morebite he said it was delicious. I had the Wrangler burger and it also was yummy. The owner explained that her son was running the restaurant and it is his goal to serve the best tasting healthy food he can. Almost everything on the menu is from scratch. Check their Facebook page for daily specials. I read about this small business in the newspaper and we will definitely be going back.

Stopped by Butter after hearing from a family friend who has been going for a few years that it's…read moregreat. We were there at 10 AM on a Monday after a holiday weekend and got sat right away. However, the weekend (when the friend group went without me) had a 2.5 hour dining experience, because everything is made in house, so there's no reheating, microwaving, etc. Things move a bit slower. I appreciate that. They warn you food may come out at varying times, but ours was pretty timely. Service was kind and warm. My Italian egg sandwich was flavorful, especially the pesto and the bread. Do yourself a favor and order the orange juice. Whether it's for a mimosa or by itself IT'S AMAZING. It does have pulp, but I am a pulp apologist, so I don't care. Restaurant is in a cute house painted the color of....you guessed it....butter. Happy to return next 4th of July!

Everything we had at this restaurant was fantastic. One of our favorite breakfasts from our trip to…read morethis part of the country. Our coffees, regular drip and a latte, were solid and I loved how the waitress checked multiple times if I needed a warm-up (which I of course took advantage of). The smokey hibiscus chilaquiles were delicious as was the orzo elote salad. They each had very unique combinations of flavors and filled us up so much that we didn't even need lunch. We took the brown butter monkey bread with us to go and even though it wasn't warm when we ate it, it was still very tasty. Prices were as expected and service was amazing. Highly recommend.

Great customer service and really good coffee. Specially the flavored coffee's so good.read more

Really cool spot, the coffee was very good, the people we talked to were super nice and helpful…read more Lots of crystals and accessories to look at while waiting for your drink.