Gregs Rocking Goat Coffee

A wonderful rocking atmosphere with amazing memorabilia that was an awesome trip down memory lane. The two ladies were very kind and knowledgeable about Greg and the bands he has been a part of and last but not least the coffee was delicious! This is a must-stop for anyone with a passion for alternative rock and great coffee!

Quiet place even though pretty busy. The food is made from scratch and very delicious! We had cinnamon roll, blueberry lemon muffin, s’more cookie, and cheddar scone with our tea and lattes! The staff was friendly and very patient with my 7 & 10 year olds who wished to order and purchase their own snack. Internet is good and music isn’t too loud. We will be back!

We were in the area for the week coming from the Dallas/Fort Worth area. My wife and I look to visit independent coffee shops every week to help support small businesses. Today we stopped at this cool, rock'n'roll inspired shop. The music history is prevalent as memorabilia covers the walls and display cases. Makes for a super fun experience. Entering the shop you are welcomed by a sidewalk painted like piano keys, as clue into the theme. The shop was pretty busy during our visit, with a friendly pair of staff that offered great suggestions and help. My wife and I went with a couple of their house specialty offerings. She picked a Red, White, and Blueberry Latte with housemade blueberry syrup. The blueberry was more subtle than others we've tried, leaving a more simplified oatmilk latte

I visited here without knowing the story of who the owner was; we were just there for coffee from a place that wasn't a chain. Turns out that I was in the coffee shop of the drummer from one of the bands I listened to a lot in my teenage and early adult years, so that was a cool bonus. The turkey croissant sandwich was amazing, the London Fog was tasty, and I enjoyed looking at everything on the walls. As a casual drummer, I wish I had brought my drumsticks for the owner to sign 😁 If I'm ever in the area again, I would definitely go back!

We stopped by on Saturday at 1:50 PM to grab some coffee. The shop closes at 2:00, and since they’re closed on Sundays, this was our only chance to visit — especially because we’re big fans of 3 Doors Down and Puddle of Mudd. Unfortunately, the staff couldn’t have been less welcoming. It was clear they were annoyed that we came in ten minutes before closing. We even apologized to the cashier for coming in close to closing time, but she didn’t say a single word — just gave us attitude. The memorabilia inside was really cool and worth seeing, but that was the only positive part of the visit. The customer service was terrible, and the drinks had an odd, off taste. Really disappointing experience overall.