The cutest, coziest little coffee shop I ever did see! I got a drip coffee, which was surprisingly…read moregood and strong (but not overly so). BUT, the real stars of the show were the *home made* baked goods. I got a lemon and poppy seed Bundt cake which was just divine. Then, I got one of the chocolate chip cookies and oh my godddd- I swear the experience was transcendent. DO NOT PASS ON THE COOKIES if you're in; I would k!ll for this recipe.

This is my favorite coffee shop. I often drive 30 minutes from my small town to Mugs in order to…read morewrite my sermons there, because the space is just so nice and pleasant. There is plenty of space and plugs for electronic devices. It's very cozy and the service is always friendly. The coffee is great as well! This is my favorite coffee shop by a long shot.

Great coffee shop. Owners and staff are always friendly. Menu is limited, but offerings are great…read more Nice place to have coffee with a friend or do computer work on your laptop. They, also, have a small meeting room you can reserve. Highly recommend.

In a town that lacks quality coffee options, it's definitely worth veering off the beaten track to…read moregrab a cuppa in this cute coffee shop downtown. I had a maple latte of some kind (I can't remember the name) that had maple syrup, a touch of white chocolate syrup and it was cinnamon-infused. I don't normally get hot coffee, but he said it's not the best choice iced, so I went with it. (He had me at "cinnamon-infused"). It was described as a "less sweet" coffee, so I was surprised by the first sip. It was sweet--I thought TOO sweet. But as I settled in to sips 3 and 4, it didn't seem quite so sugary. I enjoyed the smooth roast, and I would visit again!

Loved every bit of this quaint and unique store. They carry a variety of collections, antiques and…read morefun merchandise. Their holiday collection was definitely special and the pricing was reasonable. The ladies who run the store are warm, welcoming and friendly. Stepped in to look for something specific and ended up browsing their extensive collection. Do visit the store if you are in the area. You can always grab some excellent barbecue right next door :)

Beautiful things in a beautiful store! I could definitely spend a day there! Lots of kitchen…read morewares, books and stuff!

I just had to share a truly delightful discovery I made recently, and I genuinely think you all…read moreneed to experience it! There's this incredible spot known as "The Best Little Drink Trailer In Texas," and honestly, they live up to the name. Forget your usual coffee runs! This place offers a fantastic array of beverages, from perfectly brewed hot and iced coffees to these super fun "dirty sodas" (if you haven't tried one, you're in for a treat!). Plus, they have a great selection of canned lattes for when you're on the go, and they're always rolling out exciting special holiday drink menus that are absolutely worth checking out. What makes them even more special is their commitment to our local community. They've partnered with other amazing small businesses in the area to bring you a delicious selection of muffins, cookies, and other yummy treats. It's such a brilliant way to support multiple local entrepreneurs at once! They've really nailed convenience, too. We all know how hectic mornings can be, right? Well, you can simply hop online, place your order, and then swing by to pick it up. It's incredibly quick and seamless, making those busy days just a little bit easier. And I have to mention the owners - they are genuinely two of the sweetest, funniest people you'll meet. Their warm personalities and friendly banter truly add to the wonderful experience every time I visit. So, next time you're looking for a delicious pick-me-up or a tasty treat, do yourself a favor and pop by "The Best Little Drink Trailer In Texas." You'll not only get something fantastic, but you'll also be supporting some truly lovely local folks. You won't regret it!

Wow wow wow! We were driving through on a road trip when I typed in "coffee" and this adorable…read morecoffee truck popped up. I am so grateful it did because man was this the absolute best experience I've ever had! The owners were so incredibly helpful and friendly and I was sad to leave!! I typically hit up 7brew if I'm on a road trip, and I get the Cookie Butter Latte and get it as sugar free as possible.. based on this, The Watering Hole recommended their Cinnabiscoff and to my surprise they were able to make it mostly sugar free! Upon tasting, WOW!!!!!!!!!! Absolutely incredible and spot on. I highly recommend! Bonus, ask them their story of what got them started, it will bless you to hear.

Food, service, atmosphere, stage and sound wash all top tier, and this review is from the artist…read morepoint of view. Can't wait to get back

I accidentally found this place by milling around old downtown Greenville. Civilization is rapidly…read morefinding Greenville. After visiting the Tax office to unwillingly ( ok,I'll admit, willingly) giving them some money,I crossed the street to investigate. Walking around back I was literally ushered into this great little place by an employee striding confidently to work. I ordered a morning blend and enjoyed it while looking at art. Comfortable place,great coffee!

This shop is so cute & Eclectic! Wonderful, sweet, and accommodating service!!!…read moreI came in right before closing, exhausted from a long travel day, looking for a small arrangement for a friend. They treated me like a family member that dropped in for coffee instead of a last minute shopper, made my day, truly! I wish I lived closer so I could use them more often.

This "waterin' hole," as sure enough the place is named, opened only last August so it's a bit…read moreearly to gauge where to put it gastronomically, but categorically and socio-econ it's ripe for pickin' and well, yeah, that about covers the gastronomy part as well i suppose. i stop by places like this to peruse the menu which here is amusing and, of course usually in such (as well as here) cases, telling... of what I leave it to you to characterize. I have seen many menus along the way but few in which virtually every item is either "loaded," fried or somehow cheesified. looking around on the tables, i noted that many diners were having the same thing which the waitress said was something called "cowboy fries". this appeared similar to a dish enjoyed by french canadians called the poutine, a way of converting a 2,000 calorie plate of french fries into a 4,000+ calorie plate of fries by adding bits of beef or mushroom and a large dollop of rich meat gravy. this provides all the calories needed for half a day doing lumberjacking, and presumably the same goes for this dish, although the work has more to do with cows, though unlike trees in quebec there aren't many cows to punch in this area. i declined the cowboy fries but was frankly tempted by the fried bologna sandwich for old times' sake. instead i ordered a standard issue cheeseburger which came with potato choices in numerous fried forms, depending on your preference. and here is the one item worthy of mention: the handcut fries were well made and perfectly done, a tad greasy but expectedly so. The previous establishment was a kind of country breakfast place that closed after lunch, very old school country town scene. the clientele obviously was thinning faster than the hairs on their heads. This place has a bar, i believe the first in town at least in recent times, and notably there are two tv screens; coincidentally the new place's hours last into the evening a bit later on weekends, like the place closes down about 9 pm. the street lights are lit for at least another couple of hours so no fear of getting lost in the dark on the way home. as for programming, roy rogers was roundin' up the bad guys on one screen, and the other featured some likely ubiquitous vid promoting the dallas cowboys. on another note, it appears there's some sort of informal experiment going on among people who live in the area here, testing that old saw about calories in and calories out. by all appearances, so far there's nothing new in regards to that equation to report.

If you're ever passing through Cooper, Texas, do yourself a favor and stop by 7F Waterin' Hole &…read moreGrub House. It's got that small-town, down-home charm that makes you feel like a regular even if it's your first visit. The food hits the spot hearty, flavorful, and just what you'd hope for in a Texas grub house. I tried the cowboy fries, and let me tell you, they're kind of like Texas-style poutine,beef, gravy, cheese, the whole works. So good. The staff is friendly and laid-back, and the place has a cozy bar area with a couple TVs for catching the game. It's not fancy, but it doesn't need to be it's comfortable, welcoming, and the portions are generous. Rating: 5 out of 5 stars​ Aggregate Score: 5 out of 5 stars

My family went into the boba shop and ordered a few of the signature teas. The flavors were very…read moregood and I was blown away by their tropical jam tea. It was very flavorful and refreshing! The owner Chris is very accommodating and friendly! We will be back

Cute little boba shop. I'm here every month! Staff is very patient and nice! Always makes my boba…read morequickly. I've also ordered the Brown Sugar Milk Tea with tapioca so good!! Love this small business.