Mojo's Mercantile & Coffee House

This was my second time coming into this coffee shop and I love it. I enjoy the cozy, small atmosphere, and I also love seeing all the small business vendors they feature and the items for sale. I ordered an apple cider and it was perfect. I love that they’ve added a nice sitting area in the back, which makes it great for enjoying your coffee while letting the kiddos run around and get some fresh air and sunlight. The women at the front are super helpful, offer great recommendations, and were incredibly friendly! I will definitely be a returning customer. I also love that they decorated for the holidays — the gingerbread decorations are so cute.

As a coffee connoisseur, I appreciate trying different coffee shops, which led me to find this hidden gem on Google. The exterior of this quaint house is visually appealing, and the interior exudes a warm and inviting ambiance. I purchased a few sweet treats and a small drip coffee. The food was impressive, and the staff was very courteous. While the coffee was slightly too acidic for my taste, I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. This coffee shop is definitely recommended.

A quaint cottage mercantile, filled wall to wall with seasonally themed decorative clutter for your home. A small version of Hobby Lobby. They also have pastries and coffee. Very friendly young ladies were working the counter this afternoon. I had a hot mocha and my wife got a something something iced with lavender flavor. We have started our MIO Christmas gift shopping. We tried, but didn’t find the types of gifts we were looking for. The coffee was good.

Just ate one of the best cinnamon rolls I've ever had here! Coffee is yummy, atmosphere is calm + relaxing, baristas are sweet + patient. I definitely plan to come back!

A Hidden Gem for a Midday Coffee Break After a heavy lunch—several ounces of brisket near the Riverwalk—I was feeling sluggish. I needed something to help me power through the last four hours of work, and what better pick-me-up than a good cup of coffee? As I was leaving Jenks, I spotted a coffee house that almost felt like it had been placed there just for me, right when I needed it. Now, walking in, I did feel a little out of place. Dressed in my work attire—construction gear and all—I knew I wasn’t the typical customer. Let’s be honest, most construction workers get their coffee at a gas station. But once you’ve had good coffee, it’s hard to settle for the convenience of burnt, watered-down fuel. So I didn’t mind standing out, and to my surprise, the barista didn’t make me feel out of