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My Coffee & The Wine Experience
Categories: Food Coffee & Tea Food Beer, Wine & Spirits Coffee & Tea, Beer, Wine & Spirits [Edit]
1700 NW Garden Valley BlvdRoseburg, OR 97471
(541) 229-1230
- Hours:
Mon-Thu 6:30 am - 7 pm
Fri 6:30 am - 8 pm
Sat-Sun 7:30 am - 5 pm
- Price Range:
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$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
8 reviews for My Coffee & The Wine Experience
8 reviews in English
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Review from Bob M.
8/31/2011 2 Check-ins Here
I can speak of the coffee and the hospitality here, but nuts if I can't find the name of the person that helped us the three days in a row we were here.
When she took my order the first day I told her in my groggy, caffeine deprived state that I wanted a coffee that was not overly sweet. She made for me something she called a Mexican latte, dark semi-sweet chocolate with cinnamon in it, not on the chalkboard menu hanging there. Superb!
She made SO different variations of his Baskin-Robbin like frozen coffee concoctions that were exacly as he wanted them. They have a couple of different quiches each morning we were in that looked pretty doggone wow.
Great location for us, beautiful and we were tended to perfectly!
Naw, I don't get the wine connection much either, though it is nice to know that if you would rather have a nice cold beer for breakfast, they can take care of you, too. A much more interesting, thoughtful and tasty alternative to the booby-less starfish lady down the street.
Go! -
Review from Michele R.
Bend, OR
5/8/2011 2 photos
It was doing Yelp homework in advance of a visit to Roseburg that put this place on our radar because otherwise we would have flown right by it to the Starbuck's down the road. So thanks to the Yeeps who posted earlier reviews. This was a delightful neighborhood place to stop in for good coffee, a bite of late breakfast eats, friendly service and a "all people are welcome here" vibe.
Format is order at the counter and carry it with you. Full range of coffee beverages, including what seemed to be frozen, blended coffee drinks that some folks were taking out the door with them in spite of a cold and rainy morning.
Breakfast options included a choice of breakfast sandwich on a croissant styled roll or a yummy looking veggie quiche or a quiche with meat. We split the sandwich and along with two cups of very good, medium roast coffee the bill was only about seven bucks. Can't beat it.
During the better part of an hour we were there, to stay out of the rain before a noon appointment, , we noted that in addition to a brisk to go business, the tables stayed pretty full. We could tell these were mostly locals and regulars, which is always a very good advertisement for a place it seems to us. Folks from the retirement living center across the street, a contractor and sub contractor discussing a construction bid, a table full of gray haired guys telling fishing stories, students with laptops discussing an assignment. . It's amazing what one can pick up as conversation even in spite of the perfecly subdued background music. These are voices of the community. Nice.
For our part, people listening to us would have heard a couple of tourists say: "What a great little place! Now that we've had the "My Coffee" part , the next time we're in Roseburg we definitely need to come in for "The Wine Experience" part!" -
Review from Paul S.
Roseburg, OR
4/8/2011 2 Check-ins Here
Best service, coffee and atmosphere it town. Add wine and beer (bottled,) sandwiches, quiche and occasional live music and you have a very fine place to meet and enjoy good company or a good book.
There is WiFi, and outdoor seating as well. I generally get a plain old latte but they know a few tricks and can pull off a couple of other things if you ask them to.
Check it out! -
Review from Ronn C.
Roseburg, OR
4/9/2011
This is more than a coffee house. They have a nice selection of wine and do serve bottled beer. They have a pretty nice menu for food. On Fridays they have live music and wine tasting.
I don't drink coffee, but the selection and sizes seem similar to other places. They have a great hot chocolate and have a reasonably nice variety of teas. The environment is quite relaxing and a good place to study or just chill. -
Review from James T.
Nice friendly place. Good wine choices. Love a place that you can have a glass of wine and listen to music with the kids. p.s. the brownie heated Awesome!!
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Review from jason b.
Beaverton, OR
9/16/2010 1 Check-in Here
A very pleasant surprise so far from the coffee mecca of Portland. Cappuccino, cinnamon roll, & a cheesy, meaty quiche, all very good served quickly and with a smile.
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Review from Jodi M.
Santa Cruz, CA
7/26/2010 1 photo
Best coffee between Ashland & Portland...delicious steamed sandwiches at lunch (try the pastrami on marbled rye)...fun wine tasting in the evenings! Beautiful environment and fantastic service (owner operated). We make the effort to drive the two minutes off I-5 EVERY time we pass through Roseburg...it's worth it!
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Review from zach h.
Greenbrae, CA
11/19/2010
Stopped here on the way down from Eugene. Very nice, with good drinks.
