Farmers Horse Coffee

Great latte, cute space indoors and patio, but no details on what kind of coffee, roast, etc. Good place to work but not for true coffee lovers

Cute coffee shop with great espresso and pastries.

The Worst Coffee I have ever had. I ordered a flat white, I got a latte that was super super hot, i was patient enough to wait for it for 20 mins to cool down it didn’t, it was that hot. I asked the employee there nicely to dump a little bit of it cause it’s so hot, instead of offering me a new one, she was rude and told me, “so you don’t want it ?” I told her no and she threw it away. I regret tipping her 20%. Never going back again.

Funky little spot. I saw some college kids in there studying. They have books on a shelf if you want to stay a while. The interior reminds me of like a place my mom might go into to see what kind of scented candles they have and other goods to give your house that homey feel. Definitely chill vibes for an earthy crowd. They also have some outdoor seating in the back which is cool and I noticed those tables were occupied, so it appeared to be a popular little spot.

It was hot that day, I was on my way to work on my bike, and I was sweaty and thirsty after checking out a new place. What drew me in was the sign. I forget now what it said, but I took it to mean that they had some potent coffee, cause I think it said something about a horse or something. But now I think I recall that that had something to do with them buying locally, but I'm not sure. I like to go to little coffee shops to see what they offer that's different from the chains and I needed to quench my thirst and get some good caffeine in me for my upcoming shift. After checking things out a bit I got a freshly made iced ginger tea that had a kick to it. Just something new I figured I'd get a taste of. I got something else too, perhaps a coffee or latte, but I don't recall, but I ultimately ordered 4 drinks - two cold, two hot. I remember the hibiscus tea and I'm confident I got some specially flavored latte. The teas were what you might expect, I guess, but idk cause they were new to me. The flavored latte was as advertised as well, so no complaints. What I remember thinking though is that there coffee wasn't super strong as I thought was suggested, so ultimately I came away unimpressed. Aside from the funky, homey, earthy vibes I saw no need to go back. Just sort of a pitstop that day. But I think it'd be worth a second look on a day I had more time. I think they had food, too, so that may be worth checking out. But I think it's just an alternative to the chains. Nothing super noteworthy from my perspective, but fair enough to give it another try

Wonderful house roasted coffee and sandwiches, without the attitude, staff is outstanding...

I just love this place. Their chicken pesto sandwich is amazing. Take a book, get a cuppa coffee/tea and just enjoy this place. I just loveeee FHC!

This is a hidden gem! A friend brought me to this place 4 years ago. Still coming! I love the almond milk Chai ( perfect balance! Not too sweet not to spicy), the Americano, great balance too!) I love the banana bread w nuts is perfection. Lovely place, the "igloos" outside are a really nice option!

Amazing coffee. Only place I like to go to other than Dunks.

Food is superb as well. Takes a little while to make so not an ideal order when you are in a pinch - just keep that in mind. It is worth the wait though.

Very nice and cozy spot to get some coffee and breakfast. The prices are very competitive when it comes to a coffee shop and the atmosphere is very comforting and allows you to decompress. There is both indoor and outdoor seating and a restroom for customers.

Although I wish they had more syrup flavors, the coffee is high quality and the staff is very personable and involved. They have a great record player for atmosphere, and the sandwiches are amazing! A great neighborhood shop.