Bloomin Cup Cafe — Restaurant in Town of Tully

The Bloomin Cup Cafe was an unexpected find in the village of Tully. I travel around the state on business frequently, and I always enjoy finding small local establishments such as these for lunch and dinner, and especially coffee. Over all, the experience here was enjoyable. My soup and salad were ready in a reasonable amount of time considering the crowd. The chai was well made and tasted great. The African Peanut soup pictured here was a pleasant surprise, served at the correct temperature (I can’t count the number of times I’ve been served luke-warm soup at similar cafes) and was a generous portion for the price. The decor was a little forced with the combination of shabby chic, barn/attic finds, repurposed doors, barrels, cabinet parts, etc. I don’t understand this combination but maybe it’s because I’m a guy, who knows. Frankly, I think they’re trying too hard. But that aside, I had an excellent lunch here and look forward to my next visit. I give a lot of credit to anyone willing to make a go of this type of business out in the...

Delicious, healthy breakfast, all day long! Loads of Gluten Free options & super friendly workers/owner who greet everyone with genuine warmth and care. They aim to please, and accommodate requests on your order. We got a bagel egg sandwich and an avocado toast sandwich- both were delicious. Typical coffee house options, and about 10 different teas to choose from for hot or iced, plus bottled sugar-free iced tea. We got an iced coffee and had a lovely Jasmine green tea brewed, then iced. There is a (slower) ChargePoint car charger directly in front of the restaurant. Can dine in (both indoor & outdoor tables) or take food to go; cooked to order so expect a bit of a wait, but it’s well worth it. We met enthusiastic, chatty locals during our road trip through the area. Highly recommend this place for a great alternative...

Adorable cafe with varied lunch options, vegetarian-friendly (vegetarian BLT anyone? roasted veggie melt? YUM), soups, salads, lovely sandwiches. Won't break the bank either and the service was excellent. Feels homey and comfortable and cozy.

I'll give 5 stars when the cafe offers real porcelain mugs to serve hot drinks, rather than serving in single-use cups that will end up in the landfill. The plates are so fun and pretty; how lovely and waste-reducing it would be to have fun mugs too (mis-matchy thrift-storey would be...