TradeWind Coffee Co. — Restaurant in Georgia

This was my first and last time coming here. I came here to work remotely two days ago. A girl that I presume affiliated with Trade Winds Coffee came up to me while I was clearly speaking in a meeting and interrupted me.She asked if I’m Christian, and I kindly told her I was in a meeting and turned away to get back to my meeting. She then proceeded to leave me a card with the Trade Winds Coffee logo on it saying “God believes in you” with her first and last name and I noticed that she did not approach any other customers except me which I thought was bizarre. I threw away the card after leaving because it provided no value to me and I am not interested in her beliefs. She left after a while and waved to some of the workers, so they obviously know her. This interaction bothered me because if she is affiliated with the coffee shop, I think it’s weird that she or the coffee shop itself is trying to force any type of religion on folks. I also thought it was very rude of her to approach me while I was speaking on a call. I was talking for a while, and I have never had anyone interrupt like that before while I worked in other coffee shops/cafes. If she is affiliated with the coffee shop, please let her know to not approach customers like this. I come to cafes to work and not be bothered. There was also another man that came to play piano immediately right next to me during my meeting! Again, no sense of common courtesy that someone right next to them is on a call! The rule is that you can play for 5 minutes, but he definitely played for longer than that. I left shortly after. I usually don’t get bothered by these things but this was a really...

THIS is NOT just another coffee house! Walk in this door and you’re greeted with a friendly “Welcome” by one of the personable baristas, cashiers or maybe even the owner himself. These guys are some of the friendliest, most helpful people in the food industry today!

You will immediately notice the relaxing vibe of the place where people come to work, lounge, meet and unwind. Decidedly unpretentious, you will feel right at home here. Come as you are.

Make no mistake, TradeWind has got the coffee choices you want with all the special add-ins as well as an extensive line up of wonderful teas.

They also have a wonderful selection of food so you don’t have to settle for sweets and carbs for your quick meetup. However, they have delicious desserts and treats so save some room!

For less than the price of a very popular coffee house we know, you can order a Freefill coffee that comes in a thermos and you can refill your mug at your own pace.

They also have a meeting room to rent that is separated from the other patrons by a glass window and a door for privacy.

Check out their website for live music, events and specials.

This place is truly a special one! I would love to see this place grow and expand in other areas around Georgia. As long as they stay true to the original in Dacula, they will be a welcome addition to...

Great place to grab coffee and seat for a nice break. My hot latte was the perfect temperature and mix which I enjoyed with a banana/nut muffin in the morning. I also enjoyed an iced latte later in the afternoon with a chicken salad sandwich on croissant with a side of potato salad and a cookie. The owner is a great guy who genuinely cares about the community. This is evident in the layout of the building with ample seating both inside and out. I attended a teacher training on economics, and we used the meeting room they have available. All day I saw people sitting and working on school work, conducting business related activities, and reading books; later in the afternoon I saw children playing games with one another, a group celebrating a birthday while playing a card game and others just sitting and chatting. Additionally, the owner KNOWS coffee! He took some time to share a little bit of his knowledge and business with us during our training session. Support locally owned businesses, especially when...