High Street Coffee — Restaurant in Eufaula

This is by far the best place to get a well made coffee whether hot or iced in the Eufaula area. I come here about 3 times a week. They have milk substitutes and natural sugar options. The decaf coffee is very tasty for those of us who can't have caffeine. It is a unique coffee shop. They are a church on Sundays and have a cool modern vibe. I am not a religious person but it is a very welcoming environment. They serve delicious Belgian waffles with many side choices. The smoothies are yummy! They are made with natural fruit purée and cane sugar. I have mixed and matched all their flavors. The smoothies have No soy, no sugar alternatives, no artificial ingredients. They do offer sugar alternatives for coffee for those who can't have sugar. I highly recommend this place. The only downside is they are only open until 2 so make sure you come earlier in the day....

Tourist here. First time visit. This coffee shop is an extension of a church. Nothing wrong with that, just be aware if you have any sensitivity or trauma from a religious standpoint. Not pushy at all. Very welcoming. Great service. Had their breakfast sandwich and the best part about it was the price unfortunately. They do offer a free cup of coffee to anyone, which is cool. I had their bee latte and it was delicious. Atmosphere felt like an afterthought, like a church lobby with leftover furniture. IMHO, the place felt stiff and could use a makeover. Overall, I didn’t feel like the coffee shop aspect was the priority and that shows in the quality of the product and environment; unsure this place would survive if not attached to a church. They do have WiFi, which is a huge plus in a small town. I would still recommend...

Good coffee, fun decorations. We didn't want waffles, but the only other food was prepackaged muffins and granola bars. Employees were very noncommittal and my coffee sat on the counter until I finally noticed it and asked if it was mine. Clean restrooms. We were there midmorning on a weekday, and most people were getting coffee to go. Possibly a livelier place in the evenings when students might be there? Parking was confusing, but apparently you can just park on the sidewalk. We parked a block away in the community building...