"This is SUCH a gem to have in Colfax--a cozy, inviting, high quality coffee shop right in town. The service is warm and friendly, the drinks are delicious, and the ambiance of the space is gorgeous. They even have a drive through. It's worth a visit to Colfax just for this coffee shop!"

"Stumbled upon this café after my haircut a few doors down. Not gonna lie, I was surprised to see something so chic and so meticulously designed in Colfax. The gals working were extremely nice and welcoming. I'm currently doing a coffee detox so I ordered a matcha oat milk latté. It was so good! It tastes like they use real matcha powder and that they actually whisk it with a chasen. I didn't actually watch them make it because I was so enamored with the space, but that's what it tasted like. I love that they don't douse the matcha with sugar like a lot of "hip" coffee shops do. This is the way it's supposed to taste. If you're looking to sweeten it a little then ask for a pump of honey. I'm really, really happy that I found this place!"

"Overpriced coffee that literally tastes like mold. I came in to ask for a refund, and thw girl just remade it saying she made a mistake and forgot to put chai in my drink. No, now it juat tastes like sweet mold. Something is gross and dirty. If it isnt thw ingrediwnts, thwn its thw equipmwnt needing cleaned. I wanted a refund and that apparently wasn't an option"

"Absolutely love our little coffee shop. They've been great to our community. I regularly sit up shop and get some work done from there. Always kind, and the coffee and food is great. Im mildly addicted to the fall menu."

"I continued to recall in my mind's eye the signage I'd seen when I traveled through the town of Colfax this morning. I understood the biblical significance of The Sheep Gate in Jerusalem. I remembered, as well, the letters C O F F E E on the storefront. I thought it providential that I might be thirsty; for I had been riding the Triumph since I left Ames an hour or so before. I turned the motorcycle around near the town's Historical Society building and found a parking spot directly in front of Sheepgate Coffee Company. I checked the door and found they were open and true to their posted hours (7AM until 2PM on Monday). I "ungeared", walked through a small vestibule and into the welcoming world of Sheepgate. The two young ladies at the counter were genuine in greeting me and helpful in taking my simple order. I was the only customer for about 20 minutes, so I had a grand time asking a thousand questions about Sheepgate’s efforts to pull men (and women) from “the pit” and back on their journey through the story of reality. I also found out a little more of the backstory to Colfax’s heyday. The gals did their best to answer my questions and laugh at my jokes while I enjoyed a truly satisfying cup of coffee. I’m very glad I stopped in. I’ll be back with some friends. Thank you."