Comfort Coffee Co.

The antique store was quite overpriced. Our Chai latte wasn't expensive but wasn't very good either. The girl at the counter was really nice and we got our order quickly. Pretty nice looking stuff but all of it was marked way up, even some of the cheaply made stuff like some pressed flowers or art prints on cheap paper. Overall, there was a nice atmosphere, friendly staff and some pretty decor items, but the pricing was a bit unreasonable.

Very neat and quaint restaurant and antique store in a cute little town in Texas. Very neat place with simple food, really great service served with a smile and a nice atmosphere surrounded by antiques.Vegetarian options: Certainly have choices for vegetarian diets...try the avocado toast.Parking: If they are busy, their parking lot will fill up quick. Plenty of street parking around.Kid-friendliness: Somewhat kid friendly....there's a grilled cheese but not a huge selection.Wheelchair accessibility: Easy to get in and out in wheelchairs.

The avocado toast on sourdough is the best avocado toast I have EVER had! The pastries are great! Really awesome place. We loved it

Love this shop the scones are by far the best I've ever had in fact so is the banana bread, carrot cake muffins, well all of their baked goods are by far tastier than anything I've made at home or anyone else I know has either. The latte I ordered reminds me of the original latte I had in San Francisco 20 years ago before corporate America ruined them. Staff was efficient and friendly. While I waitrd I shopped around the market. If I could have would have stayed longer. Amazing must go

Solid latte. The cheese biscuit was ok. The atmosphere is interesting, but there is no bathroom for guests. Odd for a coffee shop.