Old Post 1940 Coffee Create Celebrate — Restaurant in Easley

Very beautiful venue... it's purpose was well used ... Great Memories were made today... Our middle daughter is to be wed come Sept ... and we chose this venue as her Bridal Tea 🍵 Party Shower... table long enough to serve it's purpose and a smaller bar with sink on hand as well... they provided the two large serving round trays , which we gladly used... with wooden chairs ... they have a double movable door that covers the trash can available... one restroom 🚻 which the entire place was well clean and ready for us... there are parking in the back available also side parking between Joe's Burger Place, and on the other side... which is shaded and has steps to make your way up to side entrance... you can park in front and come into either door to make your way back to smaller part of venue... they do rent entire venue upon request and have a small garden venue across street for outdoors experience... we recommend this place... Hope you find what you are looking for here...The...

If you are a lover of a great coffee house, you simply must try Old Post 1940 on Main Street. My partner and I stopped in for a cuppa today and are absolutely charmed. The friendly service was attentive and conversational. The space (Easley’s former downtown Post Office, built in 1940) is filled with historical details that cause your eyes to continuously explore. It truly takes your breath away. And, the barista craft is on point! The care for the art of java is evident in the final product. Their aromatic proprietary roast blends are a secret (I asked!) and have a delightfully fragrant bouquet. I had a café breve with cardamom and lavender, while Craig went for a London fog with a shot of espresso. This is not your carbon copy coffee shop. Its old-world vibe and service feel nostalgic. I think we have found a new go to for caffeine and conversation!...

Don’t go with a service dog! Owner is discriminatory! Owner told us we couldn’t sit in main room with service dog because she did want scratched floors. Our service dog is well-groomed and does not have talons for nails! Owner said we could sit outside or in the other area with our “pet” where there was no wood floor. I informed the owner it was a service dog as indicated on the dog vest. Owner said that didn’t matter. While we were there the owner allowed others without dogs to sit in the main area. When I asked the owner, she said the city of Easley told her she could do that. I informed her that was against federal law and I would be filing a complaint. The service do is for my autistic daughter who was with us. My daughter was very distraught and is now obsessing about being discriminated against by restaurants and is having horrible anxiety and...