R&R Bakery & Coffee Shoppe

Passing through town for work, the white chocolate mocha was amazing!!! We were in quite the hurray so we did not have a lot of time to dally. I would definitely return!

This is an amazing little gem in Marshall. Delicious café with great bakery items and a full menu of Starbucks coffee beverages as well!
The vibe and décor is wonderful. Love it!

Beautiful little coffee shop. The owner and her husband obviously enjoy what they do.
The ONLY place in this town to get **official** Starbucks… pretty much what you can concoct in a corporate store, you can have whipped up here plus. I ordered a venti XYZ soy extra hot no foam and that’s what I got. The owner told us SB corporate grandfathered her in long ago, but she can’t really «advertise» per se, you know all those persnickety corporate rules. Lol. But Hubby and I were able to get our SB fix just the same. I didn’t try using my SB gold card app, we just assumed not to.
The décor is rather elegant, although we felt very welcomed, it was casual comfortable. We visited during the holidays so we enjoyed their Christmas time lighting.
Owner said hubby makes all the pastries and baked goods… lucky lady… lol. Our treats –we had that big buttercreme frosted mnm topped cookie and the cinnamon-​coffee muffin – both were fresh, moist and tasty, so good with our coffee drinks. Should have been coming here on our visits to Marshall long ago.
Fab.

I’ve not ordered from them because a chocolate cake is $ 67.00! I wanted to give one to my Dad for his birthday but that’s just NUTS! I heard it’s «ok» but not THAT good! Check prices before you order!

I love this place… the overall atmosphere is cozy. The décor is romantic enough that a couple could enjoy the setting, and jazzy enough that girlfriends could enjoy brunch together. The sandwiches, soups, salads, and Starbucks coffee are all worth going back for over and over.

R&R is one of the only places you can get Starbucks within a 30 minute or so drive. Its a quaint little coffee shop and bakery that is also a good place for a lunch date or business meeting. They offer a variety of vegan and non-​vegan bakery goods, sandwiches, etc. As a vegan, I’m glad to see Marshall and R&R offering a second menu to cater to our dietary restrictions. The only downside is that they close at 3pm. Would be great to be able to hit this place up right after work and snag a coffee before going home.

We read about this coffee shop in a travel magazine thus we just had to stop the next time we were in Marshall. We entered town in mid morning from Interstate 20. A word of caution, we have never seen so many stop light cameras in a small town as we saw getting to this restaurant. Certainly not a good image upon entering this small town. There were so many, we almost turned around to exit the town. We just do not approve of these money grabbing electronic gadgets, however we kept in mind our coffee shop destination.
The coffee shop in just across the street from the courthouse and when we entered there were no other customers however this changed as some additional customers started coming for lunch and to go orders.
The place is very tastefully decorated with small tables covered with a deep maroon cloth and artificial flowers decorating every table. Dark wood on the ceiling and floors gave the place an elegant feeling. There is a coffee bar in the back where you place your order. You also cannot miss the pastry counter just to your left. I was startled by being given a Starbucks paper cup then I noticed the coffee was Starbucks, the coffee menu was similar to Starbucks and the cups were Starbucks. Just had to ask, since I was under the impression that Starbucks had no franchises (per se) and was told here was a working arrangement with Starbucks since there were no Starbuck stores in Marshall.
We enjoyed a apple– pecan muffin along with our coffee. The muffin was moist, fresh and delicious. This place is a real asset to any downtown.

A Marshall version of ladies who lunch tearoom lunch place. Light sandwiches and soups. Most folks seem to like the food more than I do. They sandwiches are all made on bread that is apparently baked at the bakery. Frankly, I find most of the breads too sweet and lacking in texture for my taste. But other than that, and being rather small, they’re not bad. Soups are generally better than the sandwiches, but again, the portion that comes with the sandwich is smallish (and should come before the sandwich, to my mind). But not a bad choice if you’re not too hungry.

Southwest Roast Beef sandwich is great.

Several co-​workers and I stopped in here for lunch last week. One of my friends ordered the grilled chicken salad — it was beautiful — had dried cranberries, walnuts, and served on fresh baby greens. I looked yummy — she said it was great.
I had the roast beef sandwich — which isn’t something I would normally choose for lunch– but the menu stated that it was the restaurant’s most popular lunch choice, so I figured I should try it. The roast beef was good, served on a homemade bread which was so very soft it nearly melts in your mouth — it was a jalapeño infused bread — so tasty! They tasted like pillows of heavenly goodness! And they were buttered and toasted before assembling the sandwich — wow! This sandwich had a tasty guacamole spread and melty pepper jack cheese as well — the flavors just melted together.
We also had the tropical iced tea — also tasty. This place also boasts serving Starbucks coffee. They have all of the usual specialty coffee drinks, which smell divine when you walk through the door of the restaurant.
As I said, we met here for lunch, they are only open through the early afternoon, so make sure you stop in for lunch or for coffee or any of the beautiful bakery items (their cookies are HUGE!) They aren’t open for dinner and the owner told us that they don’t rent the restaurant out for events — the décor is comfy elegant so it is a real pity. Lovely place, great food and lovely owner and staff!