Old Town Roanoke has amazing food — turns out the coffee keeps up. Three independents on Oak Street and the Keller line.
Old Town Roanoke has amazing food. Turns out the coffee keeps up. Three worth the stop.
The shortlist
Aromas On Oak. Specialty espresso on the Oak Street strip in the Two99 Monroe development, open seven days a week from 7 to 5. The rare chance to sip something really good while soaking up Old Town.
Mugs Cafe & Bakery. Old Town’s morning staple, opened in April 1996 by Kim Chabot — European-style pastries, custom cakes, a light lunch menu, and a front patio that earns its regulars. The name comes from a mug collection she’s been gathering since the late seventies.
Good Company Coffee. An independent shop right on the Keller and Fort Worth border, opened by local residents who wanted to do something in their community and for it. Real coffee-shop energy in a suburb that needed it.
Save this for your next Roanoke run.