I enjoy going to the Whistle Stop and meeting my friends for a light lunch and doing our book study. There are lots of books to choose from or they will order what you want.
I enjoy coming here looking for a new book every once in a while. They have really good bagels sold here as well. I really like that when you buy something your given bookmarks or the monthly flyer of the featured authors of the month. The staff is friendly and helpful.
This is my favorite place in Douglas! I visit Douglas every year or two and always stop here to enjoy coffee and food. The staff is always fun and friendly.
A wonderful coffee shop with some delicious sandwiches, paninis, scones, cookies, breakfast burritos, and more! The book store has tons of great books with lots of different genres. This cozy shop has fast Wifi and plenty of space to relax and spread out. The owner, Sue, called around and found us a hotel when we were stranded and thought all the hotels were sold out.
This is a really nice little sandwich shop. Sandwiches are made like your mom used to, then toasted perfectly. Oh and it's a nice little book store as well.
This is a great little book store and a nice place for a quick bite. It is cozy, and inviting, with the wonderful smell of fabulous coffee wafting around. Nice selection of books and gifts, with a friendly staff.
Really wonderful people There drinks are underpriced which is awesome cause i don't have to pay 12 dollars on a drink lovely people to shoot up a conversation with i suggest going here
When road conditions stranded my partner and I in Douglas, we decided to try the Whistle Stop for lunch, coffee, and wifi to keep track of road conditions. We were met with an incredibly warm, friendly atmosphere, and concern about our well-being from Sue, the owner. She personally called hotels around town to make sure we got a room before they were all booked. Even with hospitality aside, the Whistle Stop has delicious hot food (I got the Smokestack Panini and it was amazing) and coffee, and a selection of new and used books. There are large tables to sit and use the free wifi or peruse a book before buying, and there is no rush. I felt immediately at home and relaxed even during a stressful time. I can't thank Sue enough for her kindness, and I would leave 10 stars if possible. Make sure to stop in here!
Though I do have several positive comments, let me first say , this place should be a private club that requires a membership and I'll tell you why...
On the first day I arrived about three hours before closing and bought a coffee and sat down at one of the tables... The two individuals that work there were very friendly and the shop was very clean, a readers paradise... I read for 2 hours or so and all the while I kept noticing that the lady who worked there kept looking suspiciously at me ... I thought nothing of it because after all this is a small town and I am not from there but I couldn't help but to feel like maybe I was doing something wrong...
Nonetheless I decided to make this my new hangout place and was planning on going there as often as I could...
The second day I showed up right at opening bought a coffee and went to the same table that I sat at the day before...immediately the same lady came up to me and said" I have a place for you to sit back over here"she asked me to follow her and she took me to a place in a secluded little room and told me that" this would be better.... for you"... when I showed confusion on my face she then told me"well your other option would be right over there" and she pointed to an even less then ideal place... she went on to say that my original choice of seating was for the"coffee shop people"... which turned out to be a crowd of regulars..
I never argued or said a word I just left... never once, in a coffee shop,have I ever been told that I had limited seating "options" chosen by management...
Never once in a coffee shop have I ever been directed to sit at a place of employees choosing and told that" this would be better for you👉"
The place was clean and the coffee was good and putting aside the "your not allowed to sit here" treatment, they were friendly enough, but I will never go here again...
Deb Robbins
I enjoy going to the Whistle Stop and meeting my friends for a light lunch and doing our book study. There are lots of books to choose from or they will order what you want.
American gypsy
I enjoy coming here looking for a new book every once in a while. They have really good bagels sold here as well. I really like that when you buy something your given bookmarks or the monthly flyer of the featured authors of the month. The staff is friendly and helpful.
Terry L
This is my favorite place in Douglas! I visit Douglas every year or two and always stop here to enjoy coffee and food. The staff is always fun and friendly.
Ian Chechet
A wonderful coffee shop with some delicious sandwiches, paninis, scones, cookies, breakfast burritos, and more! The book store has tons of great books with lots of different genres. This cozy shop has fast Wifi and plenty of space to relax and spread out. The owner, Sue, called around and found us a hotel when we were stranded and thought all the hotels were sold out.
Jim Sly
This is a really nice little sandwich shop. Sandwiches are made like your mom used to, then toasted perfectly. Oh and it's a nice little book store as well.
Vernon Velasquez
It's a nice little coffee shop great place to stop and get a snack or something to eat a ice coffee if you like that with good friendly staff
Tamara Lehner
This is a great little book store and a nice place for a quick bite. It is cozy, and inviting, with the wonderful smell of fabulous coffee wafting around. Nice selection of books and gifts, with a friendly staff.
Matthew James
Really wonderful people There drinks are underpriced which is awesome cause i don't have to pay 12 dollars on a drink lovely people to shoot up a conversation with i suggest going here
Ellen Whittle
When road conditions stranded my partner and I in Douglas, we decided to try the Whistle Stop for lunch, coffee, and wifi to keep track of road conditions. We were met with an incredibly warm, friendly atmosphere, and concern about our well-being from Sue, the owner. She personally called hotels around town to make sure we got a room before they were all booked. Even with hospitality aside, the Whistle Stop has delicious hot food (I got the Smokestack Panini and it was amazing) and coffee, and a selection of new and used books. There are large tables to sit and use the free wifi or peruse a book before buying, and there is no rush. I felt immediately at home and relaxed even during a stressful time. I can't thank Sue enough for her kindness, and I would leave 10 stars if possible. Make sure to stop in here!
Randy West
Though I do have several positive comments, let me first say , this place should be a private club that requires a membership and I'll tell you why...
On the first day I arrived about three hours before closing and bought a coffee and sat down at one of the tables... The two individuals that work there were very friendly and the shop was very clean, a readers paradise... I read for 2 hours or so and all the while I kept noticing that the lady who worked there kept looking suspiciously at me ... I thought nothing of it because after all this is a small town and I am not from there but I couldn't help but to feel like maybe I was doing something wrong...
Nonetheless I decided to make this my new hangout place and was planning on going there as often as I could...
The second day I showed up right at opening bought a coffee and went to the same table that I sat at the day before...immediately the same lady came up to me and said" I have a place for you to sit back over here"she asked me to follow her and she took me to a place in a secluded little room and told me that" this would be better.... for you"... when I showed confusion on my face she then told me"well your other option would be right over there" and she pointed to an even less then ideal place... she went on to say that my original choice of seating was for the"coffee shop people"... which turned out to be a crowd of regulars..
I never argued or said a word I just left... never once, in a coffee shop,have I ever been told that I had limited seating "options" chosen by management...
Never once in a coffee shop have I ever been directed to sit at a place of employees choosing and told that" this would be better for you👉"
The place was clean and the coffee was good and putting aside the "your not allowed to sit here" treatment, they were friendly enough, but I will never go here again...