“Hey folks. These are good people. Barry knows his coffee and people become clients. He is good with remembering people and if you drink the same thing every time, he's got ya.Also, Jyra's Hands serves meals there once a month. So, come see us in April. Meals are donations only. It raises money for a non-profit organization, Hope's Closet, that helps the less fortunate with food, close, toiletries and much more. So, hopefully, we will see you on the 30th. Homemade meatball sandwich, salad and chips. Oh, don't forget your desert.“
“Every coffee I've had is great, and the line moves pretty fast even when it's busy. All the baristas and servers are super friendly too. They've never gotten my order wrong either. In my opinion it's way better than Starbucks if you're on the go.“
“One of our favorite places in Jacksonville to stop for a treat. They have shaved ice, bubble tea, ice cream and some savory treats too. Many traditional Filipino foods including halo halo, so yummy! They have a little seating and often have sidewalk chalk for the kids to draw in the surrounding pavement.“
“This restaurant is a favorite that I don't get to go to much anymore. They have my favorite breakfast- a Southern Benny...it's got the best spicy hollandaise! The shredded hashbrowns are wonderful, too.The Sandwich options are great, as well. The only negative is that the soups aren't great...the few times I've had then they were really watery and not creamy.Their sister restaurant in Sherwood and Keith's share some of the same, if not similar dishes, shredded pork nachos, French dip, and more. Great food at reasonable prices!“
“We ate at this food truck during Foodie Fest in Heber Springs. The lady at the counter was nice and our food didnt take very long (maybe 10-15 minutes max). We got two burgers and fries. The burgers were okay, and the buns were pretty good. I really liked the fries, they were crispy and not too salty which I appreciate.We try a new food truck at every event we go to, and I'm glad we were able to try this truck.“