When not roasting/grinding/podding/brewing at home, what are you favorite coffee shops, either at home or on the road?
My wife loves her starbucks. I'm way too frugal to buy coffee from a store. I'd much rather splurge on expensive beans and prepare my own.
However, going to a coffee shop when out of town sounds pretty cool. I'm going to check out Macy's next time we're up there. We met some folks at a coffee shop in Flag last year, but I'm not sure of the name. I'll see if I can find out. It was a neat little store.
My wife loves her starbucks. I'm way too frugal to buy coffee from a store. I'd much rather splurge on expensive beans and prepare my own.
However, going to a coffee shop when out of town sounds pretty cool. I'm going to check out Macy's next time we're up there. We met some folks at a coffee shop in Flag last year, but I'm not sure of the name. I'll see if I can find out. It was a neat little store.
My wife loves her starbucks. I'm way too frugal to buy coffee from a store. I'd much rather splurge on expensive beans and prepare my own.
However, going to a coffee shop when out of town sounds pretty cool. I'm going to check out Macy's next time we're up there. We met some folks at a coffee shop in Flag last year, but I'm not sure of the name. I'll see if I can find out. It was a neat little store.
It was Macy's..lol. I remember that my coffee was strong!
Cool. I'll check that one out too. It's a neat experience to see these little shops when traveling.Macy's is awesome. Usually packed (not sure how they are doing it now). Great coffee, awesome pastries.
The other one in Flag I like is Late for the Train - started as a coffee cart, now a couple locations (but only Downtown is currently open I believe).
Haha, "beforetimes". I'm gonna have to start using that term.I'm sure I've mentioned it before, but Lux on Central, just north of I.S.
Fresh pastries and they roast their own beans. In the beforetimes we would regularly eat brunch/dinner there at their fantastic bar top. Best jalapeno mac and cheese I've ever had.
Haha, "beforetimes". I'm gonna have to start using that term.
Sweet. We always stop at Dennys in Payson when we cut down our christmas tree in november. Not sure what we'll do this year. Maybe we'll just try this coffee shop instead. I doubt we'll be eating in restaurants at that point.We went up to Payson Saturday to watch friends play softball. Hit up Common Grounds coffee shop - really good coffee, outside order window, and really nice shaded outdoor sitting area (with outdoor sink/santizers).
coffee rush is #1 for me, by far. The ambience is solid. Most places I go to only sell burnt dark roast coffee like starbucks. always disappointed. My black don francisco vanilla nut at home is much better.
Sweet. We always stop at Dennys in Payson when we cut down our christmas tree in november. Not sure what we'll do this year. Maybe we'll just try this coffee shop instead. I doubt we'll be eating in restaurants at that point.
Why would you ruin the trip with Dennys? SO many good places in payson. I recommend Mackeys Grill next time you are leaving town. Skip Dennys.Sweet. We always stop at Dennys in Payson when we cut down our christmas tree in november. Not sure what we'll do this year. Maybe we'll just try this coffee shop instead. I doubt we'll be eating in restaurants at that point.
The one at Chandler and Dobson? That's not far from my work - I will have to check it out.
Buffalo spot is good but stuffy. try Mackeys Grill. Ive gone there religiously since finding it. THAT! Brewery in Pine is amazing too.Especially in Payson. The barista was wearing a mask, none of the customers inside were. There was a recommended restaurant (Buffalo Spot) but it was packed, no one wearing masks, no outdoor seating.
Found a great taco truck instead - in front of the rock gallery as you come into town
Haha. Not sure. It's just tradition at this point. Perhaps we'll give Mackeys a try as long as they're open for breakfast.Why would you ruin the trip with Dennys? SO many good places in payson. I recommend Mackeys Grill next time you are leaving town. Skip Dennys.
I hate dennys so dont mind me. every time I go in there is smells like dishwater. That and any time we can support local, its always better for that community. I have never been to mackeys for breakfast so that might not be possible, no idea. They make the best strawberry lemonade there is though. I googled payson breakfast and mackeys didnt show up but lots of options for local eateries and some with very high reviews.Haha. Not sure. It's just tradition at this point. Perhaps we'll give Mackeys a try as long as they're open for breakfast.
Good to knowBuffalo spot is good but stuffy. try Mackeys Grill. Ive gone there religiously since finding it. THAT! Brewery in Pine is amazing too.