Museum of Antique Coffee Mills

Great little cafe with delicious coffee and homemade desserts. Terrific and unique collection of coffee grinders the capstone of this coffee shop. Definitely worth a visit

The service is fantastic here! I was looking for a nice study spot for school and their free access to wifi, ability to plug-in chargers, and their coffee and treats all come together to create a wonderful atmosphere. I'm looking forward to their extended hours as I will certainly be back. If I get bored of studying or need a brief break, I can wander around the shop and look at the different coffee grinders and learn the history behind various coffees. The staff is super friendly and always up for a conversation or ready to answer questions. They don't just serve coffee and sweet treats, either. They have a nice food menu that I'm sure is great for brunches and lunches. They also offer beer, wine, and flavored sodas for those not big on coffee. If you have younger kids, they can get delicious gelato, baked goods, or sodas and teas. They also have sugar-free and gluten-free options. Finally, the most unique aspect about this local coffee cafe is the awesome collection of coffee artifacts and decor. Overall, this is a place with friendly service, great prices, a wonderful atmosphere, and a nice little book for relaxing or studying. :)

Lovely spot for a relaxed coffee and biscotti in a socially distant comfortable booths. The coffee is real and the background sound track is perfect.

Are you a true coffee freak? Better yet do you buy whole bean? If so do you grind by hand? If you answered yes to the above three you are a coffee freak and you must stop in here. I'm going to ruffle some feathers here but if you are drinking ground coffee you are drinking stale coffee to some degree even if it is freshly roasted. Buy an adjustable hand grinder (you don't have to buy an expensive one) find a local roaster. Buy whole beans and brew at home with a French Press, a pour over, an aeropress etc. You will soon learn you can make coffee as good as any coffee shop. Plus you will save so much money. The correct grind for the method of brewing used is the key.(Hand grinding is the only way to dial the grind in perfect). Even the humidity and temperature can change the grind needed from day to day. Electric grinders are better than buying preground but they are so quick you really can't control it. Whole bean (correctly grounded to brewing method used) plus good, filtered water at the correct temperature. Yes it's really a science. Ok enough with the lecture. Stop in here and see this collection of coffee grinders. Oh so cool! From a retired art teachers personal collection the barista said this was just a fraction of his collection. Their London fog was top notch.

Amazing Cafe. Great coffee, drink and food options are plentiful, and the atmosphere/aesthetic is perfect for working or catching up with friends!

A museum of coffee grinders / mills or a coffee, You'll have to find out for yourself what's real. The Coffee has friendly nice service, excellent coffee, tea and more. It was a good place for me to relax and hanging around.

Great Coffee and atmosphere! We came in just before closing and she took care of us like we were her first customers! Definitely stop in if you need a pick-me-up or just to learn about Coffee history.

Service: 10/10 With that small town touch, the lady who took my order made me feel like family and not just another customer Cleanliness: 10/10 Everything was clean and sanitary, even it being a coffee museum, I didn't notice any dust anywhere Atmosphere: 10/10 Although there's a lot going on, it looked well presented and not cluttered. Busy: Not when I was there on a Sunday morning Value: 10/10 Big city coffee with small town prices Overall: 10/10 Can't find a single thing to complain about