Wrapped Up — Restaurant in Augusta

Cute cute cute!! ✨ I just moved to Augusta from the Calais area for work and I immediately started looking for cute cafes. This seemed to be the first one on the list so I had to try it. Very clean, very welcoming, and the vibe was nice. I got a giggle out of the signs they had, especially the one out front "Buy 2 coffees pay for both of them" lol. When I came in the lovely lady inside greeted me with a big smile and she made me the best oat milk iced chai I'd had in a while. Was hoping to get a bagel with cream cheese but I think since I showed up later in the day they were sold out. I got this vegan oat bar instead and it is still very good! It's been several hours and I'm still trying to finish it because it's so filling but very tasty! I will be definitely going back (probably frequently) and hopefully bringing friends once Corona dies down. I've got my eye on a jar of Elderberry syrup they have...

Great atmosphere and nice place to just grab a cup of coffee or tea and hang out! They even have a bunch of board games to play! I think this is a great place for college age people to hangout. They even have a couple guitars you can play!…just put they back when you’re done.

I ordered a Gingerbread House Latte and was surprised that I didn’t need to add sugar! Wicked good :) Also, something very rare for a coffee shop…FREE REFILLS!!!! That’s unheard of!

Apparently they have some art for sale or something to help out local artists and such. They seem to very community positive.

They don’t “require” you to wear a mask or anything like most places will in Portland or Brunswick, so that’s refreshing.

This will definitely be my go to coffee shop in Augusta and will be suggesting it to all...

What an incredibly kind group of humans! I was in town unexpectedly, and looking for a place to spend some time and figure out what to explore in Augusta. The staff went above and beyond, recommending places to go later for dinner, and generally giving me the lay of the land. They have a full menu, but it was also so refreshing to find snacks that weren't just sweets at a coffee house. What blew me away was the obvious way this establishment is embedded in the community. In the short time I was there, multiple visitors thanked them for their kindness, enjoyed the atmosphere..it feels like Augusta's living room in the best possible way. And what touched my heart was the stack of free diapers and pull ups in the restroom with the sign "take what you need, we are...