Iron Horse Coffee Company

Not the same as it used to be; coffee is good but the food is very inconsistent and they don't care about quality. I ordered a sandwhich with a side of cream cheese and it had not one but two pieces of plastic in it. The tomatoes were yellow and hard. I’m sad because I’ve been a loyal customer for years but this is not the first issue with their food I’ve had and the second piece of plastic crossed the line for me and I wont be back.

The coffee is good, but the real draw here is their sandwiches. They are delicious. I prefer the Firehouse, but there are several sandwich options to choose from. Decent prices... they are not the least expensive sandiwches you can find, but the quality is worth it.

So good! Gluten free bread for sandwiches, cool vintage vibe, nice upstairs area with tons of cool books...love this place.

IHCC is great for coffee, tea, lunch or a snack. The atmosphere is comfortable and the location is fabulous! Downtown Rogers is wonderful for a stroll or shopping. It just feels good. And the cream of jalapeno soup is awesome!

I fell in love with this little café in high school after regularly mooching their wifi after class and for many hours worth of projects. It has a cool funky collegetown-esque vibe and friendly service. After many years of coming here and ordering basically everything on the menu, I can say that I have never been served something that wasn't tasty. I especially enjoy their frozen green tea (similar to a Matcha frap) and can blame them for my current love of Matcha. They have gone through a couple fancy remodels but have left the Superman phone booth in place for years and years. If you want a little taste of nostalgia and coffee, this is your place.

in a city increasingly dominated by chain restaurants, iron horse remains one of the rare vestiges of local food left. they offer a wide variety of sandwiches and drinks at reasonable prices. the place is a mecca for booksy teenagers and chatty middle-aged businesspeople alike, and for good reason.

I only went once so I can't speak for this shop as a regular customer. The atmosphere was pleasant, it looks like a pretty typical, somewhat more high end, coffee shop. The blonde woman who served me was a bit rude. She was very clipped in speech and seemed annoyed that I didn't know what the bread they had on display was (it wasn't labeled). Maybe she was having a bad day? The pumpkin bread was very okay. It wasn't particularly flavorful, a bit overcooked on the bottom, and had a grainy texture. The iced chai tea latte had almost no spice to it, it just tasted like sweet slightly flavored milk. Overall, it was kind of a disappointing experience.

I am so excited to find this place! Its great, its local. And good prices! And offer almond milk in any drink for no extra charge! This is awesome cause im lactose intolerant and usually places cost a $1.00 more for that. But not here. Its very afordable. New favorite spot.

There are better coffee options in the area but Iron Horse wins for atmosphere. It's a casual place to hang out and play games with friends without the noise and distraction typical of a coffee shop. The sandwiches are some of the best around and they have a massive selection of flavored syrups.

This is reason people don't buy local. The server at the counter acted like I had offended her by ordering coffee. After starting my order she walked off while I was mid sentence trying to order my second drink. Fortunately the gentleman working there took the second half of my two drink order. She seemed peeved I wanted to buy a rock candy for my child in addition to the whopping two drink order. Once this ordeal of ordering two simple lattes was and a piece of overpriced candy was finally done we got to enjoy lukewarm lattes with no flavor. This was our second visit and the first they supposedly gave my wife "half caff". This time we were told that wasn't an option ... What was she given the first time.... Never again. Junk. Highschool kids running a coffee bar was the overall feel. Wish it was better. 2 stars was a stretch.