The Reister's Daughter

Homey, unique and needed on small town main street with mostly chains, the only owner-operated real coffee shop around. Three tables in counter room, couple more in separate room; pretty quiet so not a setting for loud conversations. Laptop consultants may camp on the few tables but don’t mind sharing. There’s a little park beyond the parking lot out back with some benches and tables. The door’s in the front, away from the lot where the back of building has other doors, not clear where to enter so go around to the street front. Extremely likable turkey pesto panini and an iced mocha with syrup they make, tastes better than those everywhere places; pastries go early.

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A cozy and old spot. My only issue is the coffee being WAYYYYY too milky. Barely any coffee. I have a philips espresso machine and it tastes like they put only ONE espresso shot.I really want to support small and local businesses, but this is making me really want to go to starbucks.

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Really lovely little place. The food was delicious, and as other reviews said, perfect level of sweetness. Cute little tables indoors and outdoors, really sweet people, ample parking in the back, and they compost!! Love local businesses that care!

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The atmosphere is amazing! The inside and the little grassy area out back are very cute and well decorated. The pastries are to die for as is the coffee! In all the times I’ve gone the employees have also been above and beyond kind.

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Currently savoring the world's best sweet potato scone alongside the finest latte in the area. At this moment, I have zero complaints.

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