Rico's Cafe & Wine Bar

A nice quiet spot for a cup of tea.

My first impression is not good. I think it’s awesome that there is a coffee shop open right. It’s even cool that they had live music. However, maybe I’m just a Gen X’er with too high of expectations. But seriously, it was 9:50 PM and we were rudely let know the place closes in 10 minutes. Seriously, you are a wine bar. A simple last call, we’re closing in 10 minutes announcement to the whole restaurant would’ve been much better. But having an agitated barista walk around telling the tables they close in 10 minutes, does not make me feel like I want to come back here again. I will try the coffee in the morning when I don’t feel like I’m gonna get kicked out. Just to be clear, I’m fine with the closing time and with us having to leave. What’s not cool is the rude attitude.

I love the atmosphere here. Nice and calm it's my favorite place down town. Food is always amazing as is the service. Everybody is super friendly and wished me a good morning. Will always be one of my favorite spots

I wander in here about once a month to grab a coffee while doing shoots with clients. Not only do they have awesome beverages, the employees are always nice, and the bookstore next door (Poor Richard's) is equally amazing. No one has ever complained about me taking pictures or working inside their little spot which makes it a creative Haven in my opinion.

I really like this venue for listening to local musicians. It's a small stage, but the music makes for a fun date night. I have enjoyed the food here as well. The soups are delicious and made in-house next door. The house dressing for the salad is delightfully light and smooth. It is some kind of balsamic vinaigrette. I tried the pumpkin spice soup and the hearty beef soup. Yum! The pizzas are also quite good. You choose your own toppings, even if you are ordering just a slice. I haven't had their sandwiches or lasagna, but they look good. They also have a nice selection of wine and beer. They do make specialty coffees, but this is far better than a cafe. They are connected to Poor Richards' book store and it is fun to browse through the books and nik naks in the store section.

My favorite Mocha hands down, is at Rico's! They know how to make coffee here. I'd rather get my coffee from a small local place, rather than a large chain.

Best place to get a coffee. Working downtown is not always the best because everything is always busy, especially with people wanting their coffee in the morning. I love to come her and get my Chai Tea and work on some homework of people watch. Either way it is a great place.

Outdoor seating is gorgeous! Love the ambiance and wi-fi. Coffee and treats are delish! Staff could learn to not stare so much when an actual Native American walks in. We exist, we speak perfect English, and actually enjoy sipping mocha.

I really like this whole concept, I'm a little jealous I didn't think if it first. It's a bookstore, toy store, cafe and bar. If they didn't close, if never leave. They do a great pizza and their soup bar is satisfying and fun. I can't wait to go back and get a bottle of wine and a new old book and enjoy both of them

It's a great music venue. It took a long time to get our food