Bell’s Country Coffee

I got the pomegranate tea with ice. It was good.
I would recommend the Belgian waffle with honey and walnuts. Reasonably priced as well ($ 4.50)

Excellent coffee, cozy atmosphere for getting some work done on a rainy day. Nice vibe, friendly staff, good music and free wifi!

We loved our coffee and breakfast here. Usually I’m suspicious of trying drip coffee at a place I haven’t been, but we risked it here and really enjoyed it — strong and with great flavor. We also tried the waffles and one of the breakfast sandwiches and liked both! My only suggestion would be to include a fresh fruit or vegetable option as a side to the meals — we would have liked something like that to go with our breakfast. Other than that, it was excellent!

The prices here are affordable and the quality of the products they serve is noticeable. They have a very unique and welcoming environment and the staff was very pleasant. Didn’t expect to find a place like this in the Heights, definitely a place to check out locally.

I’m new in town having moved from Manhattan and I love that I’ve discovered Bell’s! A real treasure I’m Elmira. Friendly, intelligent service, great atmosphere, free wifi, amazingly good and well priced coffee and more. Check them out!

Bell’s Country Coffee was a great find! Driving through the Southern Tier, my boyfriend and I wanted to grab a cup of coffee to keep us going. Found this gem, and the coffee was fantastic! Great service, whimsy décor, and overall homey feeling. Wish we could take this place home with us!

Took a short detour off of Route 17 to stop for coffee – what a gem of a café! Delicious French press coffee, homemade baked goods, lots of local products, beautiful space, and a super sweet owner.

Great coffee shop, surprisingly good given that it’s in such a little town. Pour-​over, French press, espresso, and I assume auto-​drip but given the other three options why would you care about auto-​drip?
The two employees while I was there really wanted the customers to have good service.
Pretty good seating, plenty of room, playing some background music. Good atmosphere.
Pretty inexpensive, too. I hope they do well so that I get to come back next time I’m in Elmira.

A lovely little place with well-​brewed coffee, comfortable seating, free wi-​fi, a laid-​back atmosphere, and a friendly staff. I was at Elmira College for an academic conference, and I needed to get away from campus to write and re-​caffeinate. Since I couldn’t find a café in Elmira proper (aside from McD’s and Dunkin’), I drove five minutes up College Avenue to Bell’s Country Coffee in Elmira Heights. The barista was happy to let me sit by the window for a few hours and try several different blends of coffee, some drip and some French press. As long as you stay in the shop, you can keep refilling your cup. Local folks came and went, and the barista knew most of them by name. Later on the owner showed up and went to work behind the counter. Everyone was easygoing, affable, and seemingly delighted to be there. So if you’re in the area, maybe just driving on the 86, I would urge you to stop by Bell’s. I know that next time I’m anywhere near Elmira, I’ll be back.