Beans and Boots Coffee — Restaurant in Farmington

I came in on a coffee date and had a great first-time experience at Beans and Boots! The decor is modern with western flair, and lots of fun Highland Cow details.

I was impressed with the fall drink menu, as it featured some truly unique and delicious options beyond the usual PSL. The pastry and food options range from classic breakfast sandwiches to unexpected flavor combinations found in the baked goods. I appreciated that they had a savory meat-free option in the veggie hand pie and the strawberry-matcha pop tart was truly fantastic. I noticed gluten free choices (plural, and fresh!) for those who need them also.

Also of note, they have a mug club that offers $1 refills with the purchase of a reusable insulated cup. I appreciated this budget and waste conscious option for regular visitors. Stop by if you get a chance, you won’t be...

Exactly what Farmington needed! Beans & Boots Coffee is a cozy little coffee shop perfectly located in the heart of downtown Farmington. The first thing we noticed before entering was lingering aroma of fresh ground coffee in the air. A very good sign that the taste of their fresh coffee is no doubt going to be even better! I was correct. Absolutely delicious coffee. Plenty of staff on hand and we were immediately greeting by a friendly barista. The restaurant has a cozy sit & stay a while feel and makes you feel relaxed and comfortable. Their coffee is superb and reasonably priced. I chose the Banana Bread with an extra shot (4 shots total) and my brother ordered the Pistachio. WOW…it was a powerful tasty treat. If you like coffee you’re going to love this place. I highly recommend this place, definitely check it out and see...

I LOVE their support for first responders. First responders give their all to their community, and it’s so heartwarming when businesses reward that. As a first responder family, thank you so much!!! This is such a cute place! It has a small town vibe, and they fit right in. Somebody mentioned their prices are too high. I disagree. $2-3 for a black coffee is about half the price of well-known chains. If you want specialty coffees, then yeah you’re gonna pay specialty prices, but even those drinks seem about the same or less than compared to large chains. Support small! Support local!

If I could recommend anything it would be to offer gluten free treats! One of my kids is allergic to gluten, so offering something she can have would allow me to bring them all to pick a treat! If you do offer it already and I just missed it,...