Hots Shots Coffee

"The girls are fast, kind and they try to remember all your preferences. I've never had a bad experience in the 2 years I've gone to them. They also have the best sugar free selection!!"

"Locally owned sweet little coffee stand in a small town. I had a delicious sugar free Mexican mocha. They have locally baked goods and even reusable coffee cozies for sale, hand sewn by a local maker. This places is one those friendly one of a kind places that serve favorites with small town charm."

"Got a soy latte as drive through, didn’t expect it to be this good. Hands down the best around"

"My awkward encounter at Hot Shots Coffee was definitely worth the coffee. I needed some change in my life, but not too much. I had already been to Dutch Bros Coffee and Starbucks. I wanted a new place, but I didn’t want to try a place that didn’t have a drive thru. Hot Shots Coffee ended up being that perfect place. It was a quaint little hut in the middle of a parking lot. I wanted to get as many photos as possible to document its quaintness. I didn’t realize these photos were going to come at the expense of my embarrassment. Almost every time I tried to get a picture the person working would look at me. I decided to stop embarrassing myself and planned on taking pictures after I got the coffee. I assumed the person working would be focused on the other customers and wouldn’t notice me taking pictures of the quaint hut, I was so wrong. After I got my coffee I drove to the other side of the hut and began taking pictures. Unfortunately, there was a window on the other side of the hut and the employee working stuck their head out and directly looked at me. I decided to give up on the perfect picture and settled for the ones I had. I was embarrassed, but the coffee made up for it. Hopefully my embarrassment will fade. I don’t think I’m going to take this with me to my death bed. Even though I am making it more difficult for me to forget about this embarrassing experience by posting it on google. This review may never let me forget about this awkward encounter. Hopefully, by the time I’m on my death bed, this awkward encounter won’t feel so awkward anymore."