Rooster's Crow Coffee Roastery

Excellent lattes. Many flavor choices available, including sugar free options. Yummy sweet treats available also. Comfy coffee house atmosphere with couches and tables for just hanging out.

We met this family in the beginning of covid. We were camping about a half hour away. We learned of this amazing business and had to get some good coffee, great conversation and such a wonderful memory coming from Michigan. May God bless you and keep you. We hope too cross paths again. Hope you are still camping and the coffee business is going well.

Objectively THE best coffee in Huntsville. Wonderful staff, everyone is just so nice! They also have a great, very relaxing atmosphere. Probably the widest selection of coffees of all the coffee shops in town. Just a great place to go for coffee or to get some peace and quiet.

Thankful this shop was open early this morning. The inside is well decorated and the coffee (we had the light roast Ethiopian) is fantastic. Thanks for a great start to our day!

Get the bourbon barrel roast. You won't regret it!

Of all the shops in town, their actual coffee flavor stands out the most as they roast in house regularly. Indoor atmosphere can’t be beat as well. It’s cozy with separate sofa areas & tables if desired. The owner is present & kind. The definition of a local place to support & frequent.

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Popped in for a coffee post-Bigfoot's little donuts to caffeinate for the rest of the day. I had a spot of trouble finding this place - it's pretty far off and not super easily accessible from the parkway, and even when driving through the south Huntsville neighborhoods it borders, it's not super clear where this place is. There's decent signage for it, but it's basically impossible to access without driving over a road that needs a good bit of work. No matter, I figured it out eventually.

The inside is more spacious than I thought it'd be - there's a great deal of space for several groups of people to scatter about and hang out. It was a bit dim the day I visited, so maybe not the best reading nook, but it would definitely be a cozy place to catch up with a friend or work on the computer. Not super classy or hip like a lot of other coffee places in Huntsville, just a good, homey, comfortable spot with big, cushy furniture.

I wound up with an iced coffee flavored with a chocolate macadamia syrup. It was pretty tasty. Maybe a little strong on the coffee side for me (as one of those annoying people who basically likes their drinks as desserts with a hint of coffee flavoring), but the ratio of ice to drink was perfect and I enjoyed the strong chocolate flavor.

I also picked up a pumpkin cream cheese/cheesecake muffin for later, as it looked too yummy to pass up. It actually wound up being kind of mediocre: the cream cheese topping was good, but the body of the muffin itself was quite dry and didn't have a ton of flavor. I don't really hold that against them, though, as I believe it was actually a Good Company Cafe product that they just offer so their patrons can have some kind of snack.

What I do hold against them is the service, which wasn't necessarily terrible but was rather disappointing. I'm a pretty big coffee neophyte, trying to work my way into "getting it." I walked in with truly little to no idea of what I wanted, except something cold and sweet. I was really hoping a barista would be willing to talk with me briefly about what they offered and how they could make a drink to my liking. I'm not entitled, and I swear I wouldn't take up more than 2-3 minutes of their time; I just wanted to try to figure out what would suit me best. I also made sure no one was behind me in line or walking into the store so I wouldn't hold anyone up with my questions.

However, when I asked the barista what he'd recommend to someone who wants something quite sweet, he growled at me that he wouldn't know because he doesn't like sweet coffee. I was taken aback and didn't know what to say next, and he just sort of stared at me with a flat affect. After several exceedingly awkward seconds, he said, "We have a chocolate macadamia flavor that's really popular, I guess you could try that." I didn't want to feel burdensome for any more time, so I agreed. Thankfully, I did wind up liking it well enough.

I dunno, it wasn't that he was horrible to me or anything, I just didn't feel particularly welcomed or taken care of during my visit. Considering the rarity with which I get coffee, that matters to me. I would come back if this place was a friend's choice, but I'll likely continue my coffee exploration elsewhere for the time being.

I bought a pound of dark roast for $18 at Madison Farmers Market and it was really good …. The week between Xmas and New Years my go-to roaster is closed so went to the shop …. No prices were posted…. Picked out 2 6-ounce bags….. based on my pound purchase I estimated paying at most $7 each ….i was SHOCKED when I was charged $30 for 12 ounces???? I would have abandoned the purchase but paid anyway and left ….NEVER AGAIN

Always a GREAT experience! They have lots of space to meet as a group or cozy up as an individual. The staff is wonderful and so attentive no matter what your selection or substitution! They aim to please!!!

I'm not a coffee drinker, but I went in to buy a gift for a friend. I ended up getting a latte, and it totally opened my eyes to what good coffee could be. For the first time I understood what people were talking about when they spoke of "floral notes with a milk chocolate finish". That is what I experienced with my first unadulterated sip. I think I've been wrecked from buying other coffees for life. I also got my kiddos some yummy hot chocolates. This is rich cream hot chocolate. If it's too hot, you can request some ice. We'll definitely be back.