Warehouse 4 Searcy

Wonder cafe, a great place to meet with friends or colleagues and grab some coffee or a light meal. The sandwiches we had were delightful and well thought out flavor-wise. The lattes were delicious. I had the iced matcha latte and found it was quite pleasant even though it was unsweetened (but grab a spoon because the matcha settles.) And the staff was friendly and patient with our questions.

The only issue we had was with the Carrots and Hummus. The hummus was very good, but the carrots were cut in large awkward 1 inch chunks that were difficult to eat. I had ordered them for my toddler who couldn't eat them at all even though she loves carrots. They were too big to put into your mouth whole and too small to hold and bite off of. Sticks or slices would have much more suitable. The carrots were also scrubbed but not peeled, and this gave them a dirty appearance even though I knew they were clean.

The employees are nice and the restaurant is clean. The chipotle bacon breakfast sandwich is really good. They also do latte art which is awesome.

They have the best coffee and scones in Searcy, in my opinion. But you should devote at least 15 minutes if using the drive thru. Again, I love their iced coffees, but often times I choose to go somewhere else because the drive thru service is very slow and employees working in the drive thru are usually not in a good mood.

Used to love coming here to study with food, the food is great (the eggs aren't), but every latte I try to order now is watered down and disgusting. I've tried for 4 weeks because I really liked the place but I'm done coming.

Scone was moist and delicious. Barista was excellent. 🍓 Tea was hot and good. 👍

I went to Warehouse 4 for the first time this morning because I received a gift card for my birthday, and I'm so glad I went! The place looked clean and trendy, and the employees were friendly and welcoming. I ordered the blueberry tea with maple syrup (hot) and a blueberry bagel with cream cheese. Everything tasted great and was brought out rather quickly! I will definitely be back and recommend this place to my friends/family. I'm excited to try the coffee and hot chocolate as well, but to all my herbal tea drinkers, the blueberry tea with maple syrup is *chefs kiss*! Perfectly sweetened... But this tea blend would probably even be good all on its own!

Warehouse 4 was a great place to stop for breakfast/lunch! Their whole menu is available all day, and they offer a wide variety of food and drink options. They also serve Counter Culture coffee, a specialty roaster that produces ethical, exceptional coffee—including single-origin varieties. The shop’s modern look and feel gives off good vibes, too. Like I said previously, Warehouse 4 makes for a great stop any time of day—breakfast, lunch, an afternoon study session, you name it. Go check them out next time you’re on Harding’s campus or in Searcy!

Great little place. Coffee is great, service was great, atmosphere was also great. I loved looking at all the plants they had (I am a crazy plant lady). My Vanilla Honey Latte was so good. My Husband got the blueberry tea with maple syrup which was suggested by the worker. We will definitely be back.

The food is awesome, especially if served by, Kylie? It is a great place to get together with the family and the manager Mak does not seem like she’d hit people with table cards. I would eat here everyday and drink coffee here everyday if I could, I’m already at 5/7 days a week.

I went here a lot because my friend worked there. Bathrooms are rarely cleaned. Found hair in my biscuit. Constantly get orders wrong. Gnats in the plants they put on the tables. They often burn food and serve it anyways.
And the worst thing is that their salad is always half-fermented? Like it’s all sludgy and black? Apparently the manager said it wasn’t worth the effort to rinse the salad before serving it.
And the manager, Mak?, tried to start marital problems in the workplace because my friend told her she overheard her talking about firing people with another one of the workers.