"Beck’s Farmhouse Coffee at Real Life Church in Sango is truly a place where the joy of community and the art of fine craft meet. Stepping into this unique location, housed within the church itself, offers a profoundly peaceful and welcoming atmosphere—a spiritual uplift that sets it apart from any other coffee house. The space is beautifully open and maintained with a cleanliness that speaks of respect for the patrons and the ministry it serves. The beverages are a testament to quality and passion. I was particularly impressed that their exquisite lattes are prepared with both in-house roasted coffee beans and their own meticulously crafted syrups. This dedication to controlling every element, from the raw bean to the final cup, reflects a commitment to excellence that is rare and inspiring. Above all, the staff are exceptional. Their demeanor is not just polite, but genuinely kind, reflecting a deep-seated enthusiasm for their product and their mission. Their warmth adds a palpable sense of community to the visit. Beck’s Farmhouse is more than a coffee shop; it is a fellowship hub that nourishes both the spirit and the senses. It is a gem in Sango, well worth the journey for a truly remarkable cup."

"Becks coffee is Delicious!! It's great that the church opened up the coffee shop all week long. The regular coffee has a nice flavor if you just like it black with a little cream or if you like blended mochas it's me new favorite in town. And the Barista's are always so sweet."

"I only purchased a coffee, so I can't speak to anything else on the menu, but my coffee was great. This coffee spot is inside a church. The mix of low chatter, a welcoming barista, and strategically positioned seating that makes for easy and cozy conversation creates a wonderful, calm, and relaxing environment. It has all the things you want out of a coffeehouse house but with the bonus of ample space to work or meet with a few people."

"I was there on a Saturday morning. First time there. The couple in front of me were greeted by the cashier with smiles and good energy then they placed their order. When it was my time to place my order, I didn't get a hello or good morning or how are you, the cashier literally just stared at me. So I said I wanted a drip and went with the 16oz and continued to pay. I noticed a nice couch with a coffee table and decided thats where I would sit and so I did waiting on my order. The cashier yelled out that the drip was ready right behind the bar. I found that to be odd. Everyone else's drink were personally taken to them wherever they were seated. Why not mine? I did not like my experience there. The experience had me feeling like I didn't belong there. I found it a bit ironic that this is a Christian owned establishment. I won't be coming back."

"Strong, tasteful coffee, that is not overpowered by sugar. I would definitely recommend their plain banana muffins, one of the best in town. They also sell delicius local honey."