The Coffee House

This place has pretty good coffee. However, after trying one of each kind of cupcakes in their bakery case, I can honestly say that they are not good at all. The bottom part of every cupcake tastes the same regardless of the flavor (chocolate, vanilla and even red velvet tasted exactly the same) the frosting was also very flavorless. Also, there is a very strong taste of baking soda and margarine in the cupcake base which isn’t good if Sweet Butter is in the name of your restaurant. Real butter should be used instead of margarine shortening. The Cupcakery cupcakes are so much better! Don’t think I’m combing back for anything other than a cup of coffee.

Cute place, i got the smores cupcake and an ice chai tea, not too bad. The icing on the cupcake was delicious though.

I visit several coffee houses and cafes in the area with free WiFi. I’m a student and am in constant pursuit of a good vibe for studying. This place nailed it! Nice music, very comfortable, nice location, free wi-​fi, and friendly staff. I will be coming back frequently and highly recommend it to students and readers.

Needed a quick caffeine fix and I was very satisfied. Their cappuccino was really good! I also tried their cookies and it was a nice treat. I’ll be back!

Has potential but needs serious attention. On a Saturday afternoon, an empty case of baked goods with only two flavors of cupcakes and a couple muffins looks sad. The case is huge and had two serving plates of bakery items in it.
The sandwiches menu literally had two cold sandwiches and two hot. NOT what the website or menu attached to their Unilocal page entails. Moreover, these sandwiches were made with very inexpensive, almost grade school lunch quality. Turkey and provolone sandwich either uses turkey Bologna or the very cheap, pressed meat Oscar Mayer off-​brand of turkey that had to be taken out of the sandwich because it was inedible. The lettuce and tomato were soggy. This sandwich just shouldn’t be on any restaurant menu. I will say it was made with care but the ingredients were just disgusting.
No coffee was purchased, so can’t pass judgement on that but there is a very expensive espresso machine in house so hopefully the drinks coming out of it are good. There were 4 people in the place, including the two of us. Probably won’t revisit until it steps up its game.

This is my favorite coffee shop in all of Henderson. They really know how to make my favorite coffee drink and all of my friends come here or I bring them with me. So if you want the best cupcakes and coffee, this should be on the top of your list and if it isn’t you gotta go here.

I loved how they made their flavored syrup there! Raspberry, mint, cream orange and I can’t remember the last one. The mint was super good !

Cute, local coffee shot with good Americanos, blueberry muffins, and cupcakes.
Low stars because it was not what I was expecting. The menu linked is NOT current. I was looking for more food (prepping for a big athletic event tomorrow) and there wasn’t even a breakfast sandwich to be had. I had a bagel and that was just ok.
Don’t skip coming here if you want a tasty cupcake, but go somewhere else if you want a real breakfast.

Under new management… again. But it’s still the same old cozy coffee house! My meeting place of choice when I’m working. I love that old time coffee house feeling this place has, and it never loses that no matter who’s the owner. If you want a good place to relax either alone or with friends and enjoy a non-​commercial cup of Joe, I highly recommend you head to Water Street and check this gem out.

I love coming to old Henderson! It’s a cute little town where they have different shops on the streets.
Driving around to look for a coffee place, we found this spot! I like the surrounding, it has that college vibe inside. Ordered the caramel latte, and chocolate chip that’s baked from scratch! The chocolate chip is a must try, it’s so soft and super chocolatey! Latte wasn’t bad, but I’ve had better.
Tip: don’t forget to check in on Facebook… they give you 10 percent off your order!

Love that they have almond milk here! Great coffee, friendly staff, and low prices. If they opened earlier than 8am I would stop every morning before work.

Closed @7pm. I don’t see hours on the door. I don’t know if this business is still operational.

I want to love The Coffee Shop. I really do. I am a fan of independently owned coffee shops, and with this being on Water Street in old Henderson, it’s close to home.
My biggest issue with The Coffee Shop would have to be the operating hours. Opening on weekdays at 8 am means there is no chance of me stopping in here for a cup of caffeinated goodness before work. Closing weekdays at 2 pm means there is no opportunity to swing by after work either. And with The Coffee Shop being closed on Sundays, that means Saturdays are the only days I can get coffee here.
Allison S. and I stopped in on a Saturday hoping to get a little breakfast and some caffeine before starting a day of shopping. The food menu was limited to sandwiches, salads and some crepes, so we inquired about other breakfast offerings. The man working, who I believe is the owner, suggested a soufflé which sounded excellent so we each decided to get that as well as a drink.
Food is made to order at The Coffee House, which we were warned about when we ordered, so there was a short wait for our breakfast. There was a musician playing the guitar and singing both covers and original songs for us to enjoy as we waited. Our drinks came out rather quickly, mine was one of the daily specials and it was excellent. I wish I could say that the food was as good as the drinks. I don’t eat a lot of souffles, but I am pretty sure that they are not supposed to be quite as runny as the ones we were served were.
I’d love to return to The Coffee Shop for more caffeinated drinks, but unfortunately due to the hours it may be a while before I get a chance to do so.

I’m so happy this place opened back up again. They have new owners and a totally new drink and food menu.
Jessie and I tried this place last Saturday. I was happy they were open cause I kept missing when they were. The hours are 8am-​2pm Monday-​Friday and Saturday 9am– till whenever they feel like closing up.
Dino who is the resident barista is super friendly and you can tell he takes pride in his craft. The food is very French inspired which is awesome to me. On the day Jessie and I came in we were looking for a breakfast type dish. They had lots of tasty sounding sandwiches, salads and even crepes, but we wanted eggs. Dino said he could make a soufflé. Yum! It had ham, cheese, herbs de provence, and spring greens. On the side was two yummy pieces of baguette with sweet butter. Mmmmm so good! As for the soufflé when it came out Dino said it was under done on purpose and to stir it. Which did cook the very runny eggs, but I always thought a soufflé was supposed to be cooked through and fluffy. It still tasted good, maybe a little more salt next time.
I liked the musician that came in and played guitar and sang. It really added great ambiance to the place.
The coffee is excellent and I’ll totally be back to try a sandwich or salad. I wish they were open earlier and we’re open on Sunday’s. With that said I am very happy to have an independent coffee shop by where I live. Reminds me of being 16 again!

Totally new experience now happening at this location! French bread and pastries flown in fresh from France. Coffee house extraordinaire so worth the drive.