Lovely coffee shop, record selection is mostly older vinyls like classic rock and 80s music, they had some newer things but I wasn't familiar with them. I'd say don't expect your favorite artist or niche genre to be here, even if they're at other record stores. I got an iced mocha and it was pretty good, my girlfriend got a hazelnut latte with oatmilk and hers was quite nice as well. We also got the shortbread cookies. I did not see any sandwiches or other breakfast treats but I didn't look very hard. They had liquid death, ginger beer, mexican coke, and some other non-coffee drinks on the side and a couple other snacks that were prepackaged. The atmosphere was nice, a good amount of seating, cute artwork up and down, the decor was very rustic and it felt lived in. I didn't buy any beans but they're a roastery with first party coffee and I thought it was quite good so I'd be confident buying beans from them.

Minor complaint but there wasn't clearly labeled parking, I live in a metropolitan area and it's sort of a no-no to park in lots across the street or for other businesses, and so we ended up parking behind the shop in a side spot since we weren't spending a ton of time there. I'd say a sign or something if not something you can see by the road something on the door that says "hey you can park in the habanero lot" or something like that.