My Coffee & The Wine Experience

Met friends here as we were traveling southbound on I5 and they were going in the opposite direction; also there is a Costco within 5 min with fuel station. Tasty apple pecan cake, breakfast croissant, cinnamon coffee cake with cream cheese frosting (heavy on the icing) and two frittatas (vegetarian and one with bacon). Variety of coffee drinks, and milk alternatives of soy and coconut.
Satisfactory service. Outdoor seating available, free wifi, clean bathrooms.

A great little coffee shop, it feels more than your ‘strip mall’ coffee shop. A good selection of drinks, including beer and some wine. Very friendly staff and a nice shaded area outside make for a good atmosphere.

IMHO, this place is better than the top 25 listed in
Case Study of Portland was listed & it was good. But this one, IMHO is BETTER! :) Ordered the same Hemp Milk Latte. Yum!

Great place! I take my 2 year old daughter here all the time to get us both out of the house. The staff is very friendly, and many times will already have my drink started as I come through the door. The espresso they use is very good, and they’re one of the only places in town that steam their milk correctly and have tight foam. If you’re in Roseburg and you haven’t made it in, you should give them a try.

Good drinks and tasty bagels. Everyone is pretty friendly. Im always happy to spend my money here.

Cool little coffee shop. This place is hands down the best coffee in town. I don’t drink anything special, but if you’re looking for a fine cup of joe (hot or iced), this IS the place to go.
A little pricey, but the quality, atmosphere, wifi, and friendly staff are worth it!

Talk about panini paradise, they are so well done here it’s mind blowing. They have a great selection of pastries, and coffee house goodies as well. Their service is very tentative and kind. Had a the beer cheese soup and it was bomb as well. Will be coming back.

Best bran muffins. Made onsite. Not a fan of their Portland Roast, too sour/​acidic. I drink their light roast. Really good.

I always hesitate when I walk into a new coffee place… will they have alternatives to dairy? I can drink black coffee, but it’s tough when I’m in the mood for a latte. I sheepishly ask, «do you have soy milk?» And yes they do! Woohoo! I’m not strapped to starbucks today! And boy was that latte creamy dreamy… they did a fabulous job :)
And I almost forgot… they have live music on Friday evenings (5−8…Roseburg seems to close up pretty early in most places). I haven’t seen it yet, but if might try to catch the show tonight. Flyer says $ 4 cover… I don’t know if that applies to 100% of events! since other reviewers mention no cover! but there is a cover for the Friday night shows in May apparently (although $ 4 isn’t horrible).

As a local there are few places in Roseburg I go, this is one. I give it five stars for Roseburg comparing to Eugene or Portland places I would probably not rate that high. Service is friendly. Coffee good and the couple of times I have had food it had been good also. I have not attended the Friday night live music yet but will look forward to doing so in the future.

We arrive early, a little after 4:00 pm on this Friday evening. We want to get a little light dinner before the show starts at 5:00 pm. We have come to look forward to our little week-​ending evening out at My Coffee and The Wine Experience!
Shasta Ray is already there, moving the table and chairs from the corner where the band will set up. He laughs as we help him move them into place in the opposite corner, at the end of the counter.
«I guess you have a vested interest in getting these things moved!», he chuckles.
He’s right, of course. This corner is our favorite place to sit and he knows it. Close to the band and the counter, we can look out over the performers, the staff and the whole house, such as it is, from here.
Now we walk over to the counter and order our dinner. The place is truly a family operation, and the mom, Heidi, and her girls greet us warmly. Rose’s favorite, the clam chowder, is the Soup of the Day, so she gets that. I see they have a roast beef panini with au jus so I get that.
Presently the food is brought to our table. It takes a few minutes because everything is home-​cooked here. Nothing is canned or prepackaged
As we have our dinner, the regular crowd begins to arrive by ones, twos and threes. There’s some new faces too, because tonight’ performer is Dylan James, a big favorite around here. He plays oldie-​pop, country, and pretty much anything else you might like.
As Dylan sets up, we order some coffee. Rose likes Americano, and I always opt for a Mocha Rush, which is a big sweet cold mocha-​coffee thing involving ice cream, whipped cream and chocolate syrup. It’s my dessert, so don’t laugh!
As Dylan gets wound up in «Margaritaville» or the «Blue Bayou» we order a bottle of wine. Rose likes rosés so we usually get Henry Estate Veraison Blend. People come and go, and some drop by our table a chat a bit. It’s a great evening!
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ok coffee. probably better than the drive thru coffee down the road.
could be stronger
yums

I love coffee. I love wine. I loved the look of this place, and the people were friendly. But … but … but … the coffee was not strong enough, even with an extra shot in our small Americanos. (This was 2 shots in 12 oz.) For the non-​black-​coffee drinker amongst us, the «freeze and bean» was tasty and «pretty good». I have a feeling the place would be better later, over wine/​music, or as a place to hang out and read — but as we were just picking up coffee and then heading back over to I-​5, it was just OK.

MMMMM!

I went there for a ice blended drink and while it tasted ok I was very disappointed at the size of the drink compared to the price I paid for it. If I’m going to pay good money for a small drink I would rather have the quality be much better

My coffee is a GREAT place to grab a cup and hang out for a bit. Coffee is always prepared quickly and is very good. This time I had a Chai Tea latte and enjoyed it very much. They offer entertainment nearly every Friday starting at 5pm. I’d like to see them start the music a bit later on Friday and stay open longer. Makes it hard for those that don’t finish work until 6pm.

I travel with a large (5 people) group of folks, we have several criteria for our coffee shops.
1.) Seating
2.) WiFi
3.) Outlets
So my rating based on those three things would have been three stars, don’t seem to be many/​any outlets. Which is fine since I charged my laptop before I left camp (which doggone it I should always do). The WiFi is flying, uploaded and downloaded some documents in the thirty minutes we’ve been here. The customer service is excellent, I like chatting with the folks that work in coffee shops. The spiced chai is exactly what you’d expect, not the best I’ve ever had but it’s pretty good.
It’s not the coziest place, but there’s wine. Which confuses and pleases me — I didn’t avail myself but I could imagine enjoying that. Great internet, caffeine, good seating, great for if your traveling and need to sit down and get some work done.

It was doing Unilocal homework in advance of a visit to Roseburg that put this place on our radar because otherwise we would have flown right by it to the Starbuck’s down the road. So thanks to the Yeeps who posted earlier reviews. This was a delightful neighborhood place to stop in for good coffee, a bite of late breakfast eats, friendly service and a «all people are welcome here» vibe.
Format is order at the counter and carry it with you. Full range of coffee beverages, including what seemed to be frozen, blended coffee drinks that some folks were taking out the door with them in spite of a cold and rainy morning.
Breakfast options included a choice of breakfast sandwich on a croissant styled roll or a yummy looking veggie quiche or a quiche with meat. We split the sandwich and along with two cups of very good, medium roast coffee the bill was only about seven bucks. Can’t beat it.
During the better part of an hour we were there, to stay out of the rain before a noon appointment„ we noted that in addition to a brisk to go business, the tables stayed pretty full. We could tell these were mostly locals and regulars, which is always a very good advertisement for a place it seems to us. Folks from the retirement living center across the street, a contractor and sub contractor discussing a construction bid, a table full of gray haired guys telling fishing stories, students with laptops discussing an assignment.. It’s amazing what one can pick up as conversation even in spite of the perfecly subdued background music. These are voices of the community. Nice.
For our part, people listening to us would have heard a couple of tourists say: «What a great little place! Now that we’ve had the „My Coffee“ part, the next time we’re in Roseburg we definitely need to come in for „The Wine Experience“ part!»

This is more than a coffee house. They have a nice selection of wine and do serve bottled beer. They have a pretty nice menu for food. On Fridays they have live music and wine tasting.
I don’t drink coffee, but the selection and sizes seem similar to other places. They have a great hot chocolate and have a reasonably nice variety of teas. The environment is quite relaxing and a good place to study or just chill.

Best service, coffee and atmosphere it town. Add wine and beer (bottled,) sandwiches, quiche and occasional live music and you have a very fine place to meet and enjoy good company or a good book.
There is WiFi, and outdoor seating as well. I generally get a plain old latte but they know a few tricks and can pull off a couple of other things if you ask them to.
Check it out!