Mornin' Glory Coffee

I was in town for an appointment and decided to stop here on my way home. I thought about getting a pastry because the staff said everything was made in-house except for the scones. I decided to be good, though, because Christmas was just yesterday. It was kind of late in the afternoon but I got a latté anyway. The barista said he had only been there a few months but was still able to give me some insight into what to order. I ended up getting an oat milk Sticky Toffee Caramel Creme with half-flavor. It was exactly what I needed for drive back home! The espresso seems to be good quality. I didn't ask about the beans at all but I liked whatever roast they used!

My wife and I love a good coffee shop. Staying near Webster City, we spotted this place and gave it a try for breakfast. The owner took our order and made really good suggestions. We both opted for the breakfast burrito. I added jalapenos. She didn't. Both of us were satisfied. I think this might have been the best I've ever had. The dark roast coffee was really tasty. Not at all bitter. Overall a great experience.

I appreciate the great customer service! The food is very exceptional and the coffee is always fulfilling. I usually take my order to go but today I’m eating inside the cafe because the food vibes in the atmosphere… 😋

Today, while riding my motorcycle cross country, I did a Google search for coffee shops ahead of me. Up popped Mornin’ Glory. While it was off the highway I wanted to give my money to a local shop. The location is excellent. The owner stopped by to thank me for being in the store. The coffee and scone were excellent. While getting ready to ride off on my Honda Goldwing, the assistant manager stopped to talk. She said her father in law used to ride a Goldwing. Thanks for an excellent run business! Michael

The staff were really friendly. The coffee was very weak and could’ve used an extra espresso shot. The muffin was a bit lacking in flavor. The outside was very quaint and had cute fall decorations. Why were the straws so tall? One may never know.