My hot Mocha Latte from Vintage Paris
Hello friends, welcome back! I want to share with you a neat place Walter and I recently visited. If you know me, you know I enjoy going out for coffee as a treat. I don't drink coffee everyday, but it is something I love, and going on a coffee run is one of life's pockets of peace for me. I want to share more of my coffee stops with you on the blog, as I feel these moments are worth sharing. I'm certainly not a critic or formal reviewer of these establishments, I simply want to keep up with our dynamic of the blog including diary like content! If you ask me, a good coffee is definitely diary mention worthy. Walter is also the best partner for sharing thoughts on our drink stops, because he doesn't drink coffee, so his order always varies from mine. He is a big smoothie guy!
Anyway, we recently traveled to the Branson, Missouri area, and had gotten into town later in the day. We found ourselves looking for something to do around 9:00pm, most places closing not long after. Bars would be open, but we were really looking for a more chill vibe after a long drive. I searched up local options, and came across a coffee shop open late in nearby Hollister called Vintage Paris! We set out on the short drive to check it out for ourselves.
Vintage Paris is located directly across the road from the Highway 165 Scenic Overlook I've covered in a previous post, a beautiful view in the daytime! At night, Vintage Paris appears like a beacon upon the dark road of seemingly nothing. The environment is a warm one and I immediately like what I see. Walter and I went in, the interior covered in local art and antiques. Books, instruments, and games fill the space. I ordered a hot Mocha Latte, which was just beautiful. Delicious too, as I'm usually an iced girly but the cozy nighttime vibes gave me a change of heart. Walter ordered a hot chocolate, which he praised highly!
If you're a coffee lover visiting the Branson, Missouri area, check out Vintage Paris! Even if you're not big on coffee, they have a wide selection of other drinks and pastries. The atmosphere alone is worth the visit, and the baristas were very friendly. I'm a sucker for an artsy aesthetic, and the sunflower yellow walls with a gorgeous mural is just the cherry on top. I'll be revisiting in the future, and if you visit Vintage Paris, let me know what you ordered!
