Badin Coffee — Restaurant in Badin

My family and I were visiting the area and had heard good things so we checked this place out. The set-up is very cool and unique inside, prices for the antiques and such were great. When we ordered our food and drinks is where there was a disconnect. All in our small group felt like we were an inconvenience, that our drinks would take a while and that the food we bought wasn't even offered to be heated. The place is beautiful and the drinks were great but the owner's vibe was honestly a bit off-putting. When someone is paying for a product they shouldn't be made to feel like their purchase is a hassle. Sad because the coffee was really good but I don't think I would visit again because of...

Hey guys we just got back from our local Badin Coffee/Bakery shop. Oh the delicacies they have that will tempt your palate to no end. Homemade and if you’re lucky, hot right out of the oven. I had the broccoli cheese quiche and a homemade cinnamon roll while my husband had the pimento cheese puff pastry with a turnover and of course all kinds of coffee drinks to your hearts desire. Worth the drive and worth the money so come on over to the Badin Coffee shop and I guarantee you will not be disappointed! [BTW~ you can also do a little shopping while you wait since it’s located inside of an antique store with all kinds of treasures...

Great spot and plenty of reviews talk about how nice and clean it is so I’ll just focus on the coffee. My coffee preferences are fairly plain.. drip or americano, preferably a medium or light roast that doesn’t need anything added. That’s exactly what I got. A freshly brewed medium-light roast Peruvian drip, that was outstanding. Really… second to none and much better the stuff from that coffee place that stole their name from a Herman Melville character. I can’t attest to other coffee drinks, but can say the barista is a real pro with the right equipment to meet your fanciest coffee...