The Farmhouse Mercantile & Coffee Bar — Restaurant in Sylva

Sad that some people would shame a business for professing the love of Christ, our savior! As a free American, you are welcome to visit ANY coffee shop. Just as the owners are welcome to put scripture and verses anywhere and everywhere they please within THEIR shop they pay rent for! I was absolutely blown away with the atmosphere. I walked in and immediately felt a sense of peace wash over me like a coffee bean baptism! The decor is SUPER cute, chic, boho and I just love the whole shop. I ended up buying a coffee and then strolled next door to find a shirt (I definitely DIDNT need, but got anyways 😂). The coffee is good. I tend to be pretty picky about my beans, and this place actually did a really good job! Honestly, I’d pay Starbucks prices to support local, god-fearing businesses like this one! We need more, hands down. I have already set up a time for tomorrow to study with my nursing friends. We may have found our new spot! Keep spreading the good word! HE IS GOOD ALL THE TIME, AND ALL THE TIME...

Check what they charge you.

I ordered an 8oz kid’s steamer and they thought $4 (more than the cost of a gallon of regular milk, which they use) was a fair price. They even said they took a ‘whole dollar’ off the 12oz price. Really bad form. Not the best tack to make 7 year old girls cry if you want return customers.

Also, charging customers 3.5% for using cards (your cost of business, and you charge more than enough to cover that fee) is ridiculous. The least you could do is make sure your WiFi works, as advertised.

That this is an overtly Christian store does not reflect as well on that religion as you seem to think it does. I’m glad the Live, Laugh, Love vibe works for you though.

Save your money. This place seems more of a hobby to the owner than an...

We stopped by while passing through on the nearby highway. The coffee shop has such a beautiful atmosphere, we wished we could sit a long while, read a book, write in a journal, stay for the rest of the day. The old receipt books from the former supply store and the old bank safe were beautiful treasures to see.

We ordered mocha frappes and shared a blueberry scone. It was the end of the day, so the scone was understandably dry, but the frappes were delicious. They weren’t as large or as chocolatey as we prefer, but hit the spot.

It was the atmosphere and decor that really blew us away and gets all the stars. We’d have liked browsing the attached shop, but the owner closed early that day, so we missed it. We’ll come by again on a future...