22Brew — Restaurant in Paris

I recently stumbled upon 22 Brew, and I’m so glad I did. This place is an absolute gem! From the moment you walk in, the warm and inviting atmosphere makes you feel like a regular, even if it’s your first visit. The interior has that perfect mix of cozy and modern, making it just as great for a quick coffee run as it is for sitting down to unwind.

The coffee is outstanding — smooth, flavorful, and clearly made with care. You can tell they take pride in every cup. I tried their Peanut butter latte and it might just be the best I’ve had in the area. Their pastries and snacks were fresh and delicious, the kind that perfectly complement your drink without overpowering it.

What truly sets 22 Brew apart is the friendly, genuine staff. They greet you with a smile, remember faces, and make the experience feel personal, something that’s hard to find in bigger chains.

Whether you’re a caffeine enthusiast, looking for a new spot to work or relax, or just love supporting local businesses, 22 Brew is worth the visit. It’s quickly become one of my favorite...

There are two coffee shops in Paris that I know of. I believe both get their coffee from the Stirling Roastery, also in town. You will likely get a decent cup of coffee regardless of which shop you pick. On Sundays the other coffee shop is closed. For us heathens, coffee will be at McDonald's, 22 Brew or the first big town on I-40 east bound. Pick 22 Brew. An Americano with a shot of cream woke me up for the drive home. My wife had her iced coffee. The fresh roasted coffee flavor was prominent in both drinks. Very good coffee. It is a roomy shop. The unmistakable foot print of the building, confirms its past life as a gas station. Tables, chairs and a couch in the main area. The next room is an inviting brightly lit den with loaded book shelves. There is possibly a title on those shelves that will catch your interest and keep you busy while sipping that cup of coffee. Nicely decorated, comfortable. Check the...

I'm not a huge coffee person, but I wanted to try the coffee from Stirling a few buildings down and they said this place brewed it by the cup. It was a nice little cafe, good friendly service from the younger gal working there. The iced macchiato she made was good, and the cake batter ice cream was delicious. They've got a little library nook and some stuff on the walls to look at as I was just passing through the small town.

Small parking lot, or street parking was very easy in...