Quarter Note Coffee — Restaurant in Raleigh

I frequently stop here multiple days a week and definitely miss it when I cannot. Best cinnamon latte anywhere in the Triangle- hands down.

Andrew is always welcoming and friendly with everyone and the baristas are upbeat and dedicated to ensuring the drinks are excellent.

Couldn’t possibly count all the drinks I’ve had here, but I’ve never once thought, “Oh, this one didn’t turn out right. Better ask them to check it/ remake it.” And I don’t judge if that happens occasionally somewhere. The consistency is a win because I can get my coffees and head to the office knowing I’ll have great coffee to get me through the morning (and one for after lunch!)

I like the friendly vibe even though I’m usually there 3 minutes max. It’s something that is missing from some of the other quality shops in town - the feeling that you’re welcome there and they’re glad you came in, you’re not a bother to the baristas.

The location is convenient and my only minor gripe is that I’d love to go on weekends. But being next to a bank and attached to a business office park building, it’s not the type of place that would get much traffic on weekends. I can just look longingly at it from Sushi Mon and wait for Monday. :)

Five stars- easily. Very pleased with this shop, the owner, the two baristas who work hard to be efficient and friendly, and the whole vibe. But mainly the consistently high quality oat milk cinnamon latte-...

This place was fine the coffee itself was really smooth. Not a huge selection which is fine just limited on options. The service was interesting not bad per say but kinda stand off ish and seemed a little annoyed at asking a basic question like what the wifi passcode was and then proceed to go and sit down with what I assumed is a partner of theirs. Maybe on a break time? Not sure but non the less short to speak to. I’m used to going to coffee shops with very friendly people so just a little odd to me. The inside was cute I did some work and the place seemed to have a good number of power outlets. I wouldn’t say I’d frequent this place again. I wanted to try somewhere new, maybe just don’t stick around and grab and go is more for this place. This place is relatively new so maybe they’re working out some things still. Not to sure but overall was just ok. I’m sure they’ll be fine as their located in a...

It's a solid family business with a laid-back, friendly vibe. The man that work there (the owner?) is great—super welcoming—but the lady at the counter doesn’t quite match the same energy.

The coffee was good, but for me, their classic Indian chai, which they only made for an anniversary celebration, is the standout. It was so good, but sadly, they decided not to keep it on the menu because it's too time-consuming to make. They do offer a chai latte, but I find it too sweet, and it doesn’t even compare to the anniversary chai. It’s a bit strange to introduce something that gets such a great response and then pull it, especially when people seem to love it.

Also, they charge extra for half-caf coffee, which might make sense from their side, but as a customer, I don't...