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The food tasted great like something you get from a nostalgic memory.
There was a little clutter in the back but I think its because they recently opened at this location. I wish they could have kept their old name or at least tied back to thier roots which gave them a connection to Midlothian Mines, and on that note, get the Charcoal Coffee! It’s coffee meets Oroes!
Pancakes could use some butter but we probably should have just asked for it. They have TouchTunes here so you can set the vibe which is awesome.
Wish there was more to walk to other than a food lion but not their fault.
Great breakfast overall, definitely will be returning to such a family orientated friendly staff.
I ordered the meatloaf dinner and my wife had the roast beef panini. My meatloaf was dry and overcooked, and the gravy tasted like it came straight from a can. The coleslaw tasted spoiled, and the fries were greasy and cold, like they’d been sitting too long before being served. Major miss.
My wife’s roast beef panini is advertised as “prime,” but it definitely tasted more like choice at best. You’d expect a panini to be crisp and toasted, but this one was soggy, and there was barely any meat on it—maybe 4 oz, if that. The horsey sauce was actually good, but it couldn’t save the sandwich. Her fries were the same story: cold, greasy, and soggy.
Overall, we left disappointed and feeling like it wasn’t worth the price. I don’t recommend this place as it stands, and it seems like the kitchen seriously needs some help with quality control and execution.
We pulled right up to the front door and parked in a marked spot, for patrons only.
As soon as we entered, the owner greeted us warmly and quickly from the counter. She seated us in a booth, tucked away from the front door.
On the way in, we noticed bagged coffees and tumblers for sale.
It’s a cozy little cafe, with an espresso machine and kitchen to the left of the restaurant.
My husband is the one with a good eye. When he was cruising the menu, he noticed that they served a chocolate chip muffin.
He remembered how much I said I loved those back in college, so my mind was set!
Our server was the cafe owner, and she was friendly and took the time to discuss the menu with us. We appreciated her attentiveness. She walked us through the menu.
When she served my chocolate chip muffin, I was over the moon. Not only did it look the way I had hoped, it was warmed through and through! Melted chocolate chip goodness, here I come.
My husband’s brownie also boasted chocolate chips. It did not disappoint in that category. This brownie had a dense, rich texture, almost like a flourless cake.
As for our beverages, a large home brewed sweet tea was my husband’s pick. How refreshing it was! Not to overpower the chocolate muffin, I opted for a vanilla latte.
It was a smooth, creamy latte and perfect for an afternoon inside.
We enjoyed our trip to Coal Mine Coffee & Sweets! We’d like to go back and try something from the breakfast or lunch menu.
We know we’ll get a great parking spot!