Coffee At The Kyle

Siotha Vest

Cappacinno h3ll yes! Be patient and yours will be awesome too. Espresso was not bitter at all. Knew to add a few ice cubes between espresso & foam to make less hot. The barista took time to make every aspect of my simple cappaccino the best ive had in 2 years at leadt. And their brands of loose leaf tea are amazing. Wouldnt have guessed they had such great tastes for coffee & tea. We ended up trying it unexpectedly... Thought we were parking for a friend's court case. Ended up lost and eventually parked near this shop. Hungry and an hour early to court it was packed. All types of nice people. Dog friendly and very very rustic decor.... food sounded good but due to wait we didn't want to risk it. Locals were super friendly! Absolutely felt like we were part of the crew despite feeling like we were the very last to be served as the locals knew their way around. We will be back. I rarely find a coffee shop that not only was delightful locals, but darn good coffee. I can see why many lawyers popped by before we all headed to court houses. Looking forward to making this a routine stop. Cause nothing else in Rogersville impressed me yet.

Jason Roach

If you are looking for a place to have coffee that is filled with a historical feel and people that are welcoming and warm, visit Coffee at the Kyle. The muffins are simple but elegant and the coffee is top notch. I prefer their house blend coffee served black, but their specialty drinks look amazing. Grab a newspaper, your preferred morning drink, and lounge alongside other patrons while you get your morning caffeine fix!

Beth Webster

We moved here from Lancaster Pennsylvania where there is an incredibly amazing coffee scene. This is not the case in East, rural Tennessee :-) there are a couple of local places close to where we are but this is by far my favorite. Whenever I find myself in Rogersville between the hours of 7 to 12:00 p.m., I find myself at the Kyle. they are unbelievable. The food is great. The service is super friendly. It is an excellent dirty chai which is my favorite and there are many other seasonal drinks. Also it is a really beautiful space. Thoughtfully decorated with lots of antiques as well as handcrafted art pieces. Highly recommend

Tally Waggle

I was very disappointed in this coffee shop. It felt more like a gas station then a coffee cafe. The attitude from the staff was a little rough and they expected me to know everything about the place. The (I assume) owner didn't explain anything to me. He just stood there in silence until I had to ask what coffee they had. It was nice to be able to sample the coffee of the day but it wasn't anything spectacular. I wish they labeled the cream, sugar, and various other containers. A small plain coffee was $3 which is a bit much for something I could get out of a Keurig. My fiance got a quiche and we watched them take it out of the display case and pop it right into the microwave! Really? We didn't come here for MICROWAVED food! $15 for 2 small coffees, a bagel, and a small quiche which was very dry from being microwaved. The decore was very odd in the lower seating area(the entrance) and looked very dated and no particular theme. It's not the worst place I've ever been but I hope some changes are coming soon for this place.