787 Coffee — Restaurant in Carolina

787 Coffee Shop is an absolute gem for coffee enthusiasts seeking something truly unique and memorable. Nestled in a cozy and inviting space, this coffee shop stands out for its exceptional offerings, especially their one-of-a-kind whiskey and rum-flavored coffee. These bold and innovative flavors elevate the coffee experience to an entirely new level, blending rich, smooth undertones of aged spirits with the robust aroma of expertly brewed coffee.

The whiskey-flavored coffee is a masterpiece—perfectly balanced with just the right amount of smokiness and a subtle, sweet warmth that lingers on the palate. The rum-flavored option is equally divine, boasting hints of caramel, vanilla, and spice that create a decadent treat in every sip. Whether you’re a connoisseur of coffee or spirits, these flavors are a must-try.

Beyond the extraordinary coffee, 787 Coffee Shop has a laid-back vibe, friendly baristas who are passionate about their craft, and a commitment to quality that shines through in every cup. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing spot to work, catch up with friends, or simply indulge in an unforgettable coffee experience, 787 Coffee Shop delivers on all fronts. A true treasure for coffee lovers, this place is not...

I love specialty coffee and used to work in the industry. The cafe decor and atmosphere were energetic yet cozy. The barista was very friendly as well, even when there was a long line. I usually opt for a black coffee if the shop roasts their beans but I wanted to do something fun so I got the coquito latte. It was sweet but not overly sweet and had a nice balance. When I'm ordering coffee I actually like to taste my coffee lol I also had a chicken empanada. With my latte I had the rum infused beans which definitely added to the coquito flavors. I ended up buying a 9oz bag at a hefty $45, which again, in specialty coffee, isn't uncommon but let me tell you, it was totally worth it. I made pour overs via Chemex at home and WOW! Definitely one of my favorite beans so far. Had I not bought the beans the total $ would be around $10-$20. Parking is also limited if you're driving. Overally, loved the cafe, loved the drinks and food, loved the beans. Side note* Its a Queer friendly space 🌈 10/10...

During our week in Puerto Rico, we walked to 787 nearly every day for coffee. They have solid coffee - and vibes to spare. Added bonus is that they serve single-origin, Puerto Rican beans.

You'll find most people walking out of the shop with iced lattes in bags (instead of cups). Dulce de leche, horchata, tres leches, or coquito were the options. Each of them were solid, if you like your coffee/lattes sweet.

If you're looking for something a bit more straight-forward (and still iced), the Classic Cold Brew is solid option. It is pretty mild, and enjoyable to drink.

The espresso, by itself, was also pretty decent. The shot wasn't bitter with only a slight sourness to it. That sourness, though, faded as the shot cooled.

If you're looking for something other than a Latte, Cold Brew, or Espresso shot, they also had a pour over, matcha, and hot chocolate on the menu. Some interesting infusion modifiers, as well.

All-in-all, this place filled the coffee void...