Fairfax Coffee House

Stopped by for a snack and warm drink. Loved the dexor and aesthetics and loved that they support local artists and are LGBTQ+ friendly! Highly recommend as a meeting place. Food arrived quickly! Photos: 1. DIY Breakfast Sandwich 2. Menu

We stopped in quickly while walking around downtown for breakfast. First impression was cute! Plus the mugs on the shelf are absolutely hilarious. Appreciate all the artwork and LGBTQ signs! The girl at the register was sweet and recommended the biscuits because they are homemade, so I decided to go with a breakfast sandwich on one. It was good, but be ready for an absolute mess! The biscuit crumbled apart like crazy. Actually made it difficult to eat. I think if I were to get the biscuit again, I'd stick to the biscuits and gravy option!! In my opinion, everything seemed very overpriced. $10 for a single breakfast sandwich with no side was steep. Seating is also very limited! Would probably stop again though if we were out walking around and needed a quick bite. Side note - I LOVED that

Stopped in for a coffee after visiting the state park across the street. It's a cute coffee shop with a handful of seats. It's order at the counter and find your own table. It looked like they had great breakfast sandwiches but we didn't eat. My food rating is on a strawberry coconut pound cake muffin that was absolutely delicious. They were fresh brewing all the coffee. Had a helpful sign that explains the different drinks (helpful for my daughter who's trying to become a coffee drinker), and I was told the iced coffee drinks were good. I'd go back again and again for the baked goods and would love to try some of their other food.

The food selection is equally enticing, with a range of delectable pastries, sandwiches, and light bites that make for a perfect brunch or snack. The experience is somewhat limited by the use of paper plates and disposable cutlery. While it’s understandable for a coffee shop to prioritize convenience, the paperware detracts from the overall enjoyment of the meal. Dining in feels a bit rushed and lacks the comfort that comes with a proper plate and silverware. Additionally, the limited seating space makes it challenging to find a cozy spot to enjoy your food, often leading to a bustling atmosphere that may not be ideal for a relaxing meal. My advice is to take to the park across the street and enjoy your meal, The price is quite steep to be seated on a high table with a large and noisy crow

We had such a wonderful experience here! Having a safe space in such a small town is truly amazing. I highly recommend the avocado toast and an iced Americano so smooth it’ll leave a lasting impression! Sooo yummy! 10/10!