Cafe Campesino Community Coffeehouse — Restaurant in Americus

While the coffee is globally sourced (as is the case in most American coffee houses), the beans are locally roasted next door. I wouldn’t say the espresso is better or worse than any other coffee place, but it’s more expensive than some of the other local coffee shops. Nearly $7 for an iced latte with a single pump of syrup is more than I’d like to pay and deceptive compared to the price on the menu ($4.95). I guess there’s an upcharge for decaf and syrup. The location is clean and welcoming, but definitely aimed at the college crowd. The music, although melodic, had lyrics I wouldn’t want my children to hear or repeat. Although nothing is terribly wrong, this is not a place I will be returning because it doesn’t...

The very best coffee I have ever tasted. A problem I always have when I visit the coffee shop is that I can never remember what I had the last time, but that's probably a good thing since I am forced to try a different type every time. They usually have 4 or 5 different choices.

I usually get a lb to give as a gift. The last time I was in Chicago, I gave it to my friends. It was the only time they actually seemed impressed by a gift!

And, I also like to support a small town company in the US that also supports small town farmers around the world. It's really fun to be able to get coffee I love while helping people from...

I've officially had my perfect coffee shop experience. I travel. Alot. I've been all over the country and I can honestly tell you this is the perfect coffee experience. While in town I worked here for two days. The coffee is AMAZING (I bought two bags to take home) and the staff is unbelievably helpful and friendly. I love their brand new digs. Great furniture. Music is not too loud but just write. Great environment. I highly suggest you stop by while in town! And I...