Honestly this place is 4.5 stars but since Google only allows whole star ratings then 4 stars it is. Great environment, super helpful and friendly staff, and overall such a great experience. I got the special with 3 espresso shots and foam. I can't remember the official name though. It was named after a regular and that's all I can remember. Regardless, it was delightful. It's so much more enjoyable to spend the afternoon in an independent coffee shop than a big chain coffee shop. This place provides a great environment to drink coffee and read. The two main reasons I didn't give it 5 stars is: 1.) They do not offer pour overs which is disappointing. 2.) They do not offer reusable...
Read moreWe were visiting NC for the week. We wanted to support a local business, and find the gem among coffee shops in the area.
Yesterday, our same order of classic drip coffee was a whole $3 less. The blond woman who was today’s barista was unbothered when I politely questioned her about sales tax in this town. A pastry in the “$2.50” basket by the register came out to $3.20. When I asked about this, she tepidly replied, “I didn’t make the sign.”
This place is for simple, plain, pale palettes. It is Catholic Church quiet inside, so if you like getting amped up on overpriced (sliding scale overpriced!) coffee so you can sit in silent reverence, go ahead...
Read moreLove the mural by Christina Parrish! I don't drink coffee but was glad they offer other drinks like smoothies as I enjoyed the orange mango one and a pastry from Jo's Doughs and crumbs. They also stock plenty of healthy snacks, meals from Kitchenology and locally made elderberry syrup. I think it's wonderful that they feature small businesses in the Triad and offer a peaceful space with Wi-Fi. I enjoyed the outdoor seating. I only wish it could be a little more stroller friendly as far as the entrance. Without automatic push operated doors it was slightly challenging to get in and out going...
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