Battle Born Coffee Shop

Stopped in here for a coffee (half/half + honey) & a bit to eat. Had an everything bagel & a breakfast burrito (w/ sausage). The ladies working were very polite & the atmosphere was excellent. It was just a pretty peaceful place to be. I highly recommend visiting Battle Born Coffee if you’re able to.

Honestly one of the best places for coffee, the ladies are all super friendly and if you become a regular they'll usually start making your coffee as soon as they see you walk in! Always super fast as well! I love going there when im in town

While on a cross-country road trip from NC we stopped for the night in Winnemucca. I always search for locally owned coffee shops. I found Battle Born on ChatGPT & read the menu beforehand on google. After reading the “bad” reviews I HAD to go try it (knowing I was already going based on the menu anyway). Like I figured (again, based on the “bad” reviews) this is a great little coffee shop! I ordered the Golden Gate (now a new favorite flavor combo for me) and it was delicious. My son enjoyed a breakfast burrito with an Italian soda + boba. My husband had a coffee with steamed half & half on top. My mother-in-law enjoyed a raspberry chai latte. We’ve officially had coffee in 45/50 states and this one is worth coming back to!

Great coffee shop! They had true dark and espresso roast for Americano drinks! Loved it

Listen, if you find yourself in Winnemucca, you’ve likely either made a wrong turn at Reno or your parole officer lives here. It’s a town where the primary exports are sagebrush, regret, and people smoking cigarettes while playing slots at a gas station at 4:00 AM. But Battle Born Coffee? This place is a miracle. It is a literal oasis in a desert of despair. I pulled into the drive-thru behind a 1994 Ford Ranger held together by prayer, rust, and a "Don't Tread on Me" bumper surfaced in 2008. The driver—a man wearing a 10-gallon hat had four loose propane tanks rattling in the bed like a percussion section for the apocalypse. He looked like he was heading back to Paradise Ranchos to continue his lifelong quest of trying Grease the splines on his bench vise. I figured if the coffee could