Reverie Coffee & Teahouse — Restaurant in Arkansas

I discovered this place on a staycation with my family, and it really made a lasting impression on me. I've made it a point to pay Reverie a visit each time I've been back up in that part of Rogers. The atmosphere is super clean, natural, and modern -- I wish my house looked like that! Each of the drinks I've tried have been spot-on in taste and presentation, especially the Beet Root Latte -- soooo pretty and delicious! Others I've enjoyed are the Blue Majik (spirulina) Latte, Chai Tea Latte, and Cape Paradise Tea. I also appreciate that many of the ingredients and food options are locally sourced from such artisans as Sweet Freedom Cheese, Onyx, Markham +Fitz, Kyya Chocolate, and a variety of others. The owner is very kind, and she and her husband have set up a great little art gallery downstairs, complete with a 16th century Bishop's Bible! Amazing!!! This unique business is full of life, and I will be back...

What an absolute treasure to find in the area. The location is near the State Park and adds tremendous quality to the community at large, with its nutritionally dense ingredients, and eclectic multigenerational vibe. We love everything Gina has created - A true Renaissance Women.

This location had something that was completely surprising to see for our family, considering we operate a cognition program supported by Adult Services. A Spirulina Latte.

Spirulina is loaded with various nutrients and antioxidants that benefit your body and brain. Spirulina has beneficial anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects, and in the prevention and/or progression of neurodegenerative diseases, in particular Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease

Reverie is a cutting edge concept in alignment with Alice Walton's Whole Health Institute and Crystal Bridges....

Amazing place! Wasn’t sure what to expect, but was very impressed. I got to say, the coffee was delicious! Also, the place is a lot larger than it looks! It has a full downstairs which is pretty cool, especially as it is full of art from local artists. Additionally, they have a record player downstairs and a whole selection of vinyls to put on.

The coffee was reasonable in price, very typical of coffeeshop coffee elsewhere, and comparable to Bentonville or Rogers (so they weren’t price gouging despite being on the highway and the only place).

The service was fast and the barista was friendly and explained all the menu choices. The bathroom was also very clean!

Excellent coffeeshop and I would highly recommend. If you are planning on visiting Eureka Springs or War Eagle Cavern/Mill, consider stopping...