Babb's Coffee House

Babb’s Coffee House is a cozy place for the soul💛. The coffee is aromatic and perfectly made, and the desserts and fresh snacks make every visit even better. The atmosphere is warm, with hints of mystery and romance, inviting you to immerse yourself in the moment. Perfect for meeting friends, working, or simply enjoying the cozy vibes. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a little slice of happiness in Jamestown ☕️✨

I came here 3 times during my visit. First I tried breakfast and coffee. Delicious! The second day I had to try a lunch menu and finished the third day with a coffee for the drive home. Cute environment and quick service.

My son and I stopped here on our way through Jamestown Sunday and had an excellent lunch and took some treats to go. The reuben I had was fantastic and the thousand island dressing it came with top notch. My son loves their kids ham and cheese. Tammy took our order and was super friendly and welcoming. My son loves their macarons and we took 2 slices of cheesecake to go. Always a pleasure to stop here.

Came in to work on some writing ✍️ early morning on a chilly gloomy day and Babs has such a wonderful atmosphere. Warm, inviting, child friendly, eclectic energy with so much to look at. The tea was a bit pricy over $6 USD. But it is a beautiful building and the music created a soft relaxed ambience. The wifi went our a little while after I arrived and stayed down for quite awhile. It was corrected when front staff were notified. - from a Canadian simply looking for a spot to use wifi while drinking some good tea 🍵. ☺️

The shop is decorated well with amazing visuals. A miniature Space Needle is situated in the front, right corner which is a nice reminder of Seattle. Had an iced Americano which was excellent. Downside of this coffee shop was the staff’s glum, stoic demeanor. I see this all over North Dakota so I am learning to accept it as local culture. Norwegian trait I guess. Just feels too cold and unaffected. That aside Babb’s Jamestown is very nice for coffee and like a small museum inside. Just don’t expect a warm welcome.