I'll start off by saying this a great coffee shop in Elon. Their coffee is good and have a variety…read moreof pastries. Prices are fair and reasonable. I've been here many times and the atmosphere is always different, sometimes it's calm music with soft chatter from other people that makes it a great study spot. Their are other times the music is quite loud and not good for studying, making the atmosphere noisy. I was also told to use the Elon public wifi, which wasn't working. Making me have to use my hotspot, which made no sense to me. Still a good spot to stop for coffee.

Wonderful organic tea selections, and baked goods. The staff member was attentive and courteous…read more Great experience!

They NEVER miss ! Will always be my at home favorite coffee shop. They came out with their spring…read moremenu and it's filled w delicious options. The peach coldbrew spoke to me but I went to try the strawberry coldfoam and it was perfect. Love how they make the syrups in house and never over sweeten their drinks. The upclose cookie crumbles on top picture shows how yummy and soft the cookies get once they sit in the coldfoam soaking up the flavors. So good! Loved it!

Nice coffee shop with great pastries and unique latte flavors! The service was friendly and very…read morequick with our order. I got a pumpkin whoopie pie and my wife got the pumpkin spice latte. Both were good and satisfying. We loved the cool hand painted murals on the walls and the cozy decor. They did a good job making the interior inviting. This is a great option to get your coffee and pastry fix!

Walked into Salvation Coffee for the first time this year, but I've been here multiple times…read morethroughout 2025, so this isn't a one-off experience. Kept it simple--nitro cold brew and an iced Bear Claw with almond milk. First off, that nitro was clean as hell. Smooth, no bitterness, and the fact that it's naturally sugar-free without sacrificing flavor? That's a win all day. The Bear Claw was solid too--nice balance with the almond milk, not overly sweet, just easy to enjoy. And one thing I really respect--their whipped cream is always sugar-free. That's huge for me living a sugar-free lifestyle, and it shows they actually think about their customers. Best part though, out of nowhere, both the barista and I looked up and boom... line out the door. We kind of just looked at each other like "well damn," and honestly, good for them. That's what happens when you're doing things right. Even with the rush, everybody kept a great attitude. Customers, staff; just good people all around. That small-town Burlington feel is real here. Folks talking, connecting, or just chilling on the couch doing their own thing--no pressure, no weird energy, just a genuinely cool environment. And this place actually feels welcoming. Not that forced "too cool" coffee shop vibe you sometimes get. Just real people, treating you like a normal human being. That goes a long way. Also worth calling out... So their rewards program is legit. You get 10 points for every dollar you spend, and it adds up fast. I've already built up enough where I could knock about half off my bill if I wanted to. That's real value, not just marketing fluff. It's got that perfect mix of small-town vibe with modern convenience, and I really hope that never changes. This has been a consistently solid spot for me, and I'll keep coming back!

Honestly, I don't like leaving reviews like this, but after several visits with consistently poor…read moreexperiences, I feel I should leave my honest review. I've been to Salvation many times, and it used to be one of my top-recommended coffee shops in Burlington, NC. Unfortunately, not anymore. Customer service during my recent visits has been disappointing. The baristas often made me feel like an inconvenience rather than a customer. While there was one occasion when the person at the register was kind and welcoming. My most recent visit was the day after Christmas when I met up with my siblings, and the experience was especially unpleasant. The atmosphere was unwelcoming, customer service was poor, and the coffee itself was underwhelming. The espresso in my latte was barely noticeable. Worst of all, the music was extremely loud and filled with constant profanity, to the point that we felt uncomfortable staying inside and had to leave to meet outside instead. I hope this review is not taken in the wrong way, but I genuinely used to enjoy Salvation Coffee, but the decline in service, atmosphere, and overall experience has been noticeable and disappointing.

Located right across the cutest train cart display, with plenty of chances for parking. This little…read morecoffee shop is in the perfect location. It's eclectic and fun. I ordered off their Christmas in July menu, specifically the Christmas cookie. When I tell you my espresso shot was poured to absolute perfection, that's an understatement. The customer service was great. The ladies were working quick to bust our drinks, and also promoting the vendors that supply the little knick knacks.

The cutest little coffee shop. Downtown Gibsonville…read more Love the baked goods/snack selection. Seasonal coffee drink options. Lots of space to sit and enjoy your coffee and baked good. Lots of other Merch available. Get the rice crispy treat!!

LOVE this coffee shop located in the heart of downtown burlington. The cold brew is one of my…read morefavorite drinks to order. Recently they came out with their March specials including this irish cold brew as well as a cool fun lucky charms drink! The inside of this coffee spot is what really draws me in the most perfect place to relax and enjoy the plants inside as well as the sunshine coming in from the windows! The staff here are all so welcoming and eager to help you choose the best drink in terms of what your tastebuds like! I recommend coming and spending time inside to drink ur coffee and eat a snack such as the pastries as well!

Took my elderly friend out for our usual biweekly lunch date and decided to opt for a coffee shop,…read morea new experience for her. It was nice to have plenty of room for her and her walker to navigate. She had a drip coffee and danish and I had a matcha. It was disappointing to drink from paper cups however, when we clearly were dining in. I spent $22 which is a bit pricey honestly for our order. Not a complaint, as of course I saw the prices before I ordered, but just full disclosure. Maybe consider adding some proper cups for those folks, would add a lot to the experience and help justify the cost. It was interesting to see that one half of the large space is seemingly available for rentals, so I will file that away. Clean restrooms and friendly service. Convenient for downtown shopping.

Such a cute place and awesome to have a drive thru option. Staff is always friendly and seasonal…read moredrinks are fun and unique - definitely recommend!

I had high hopes for this place because a friend highly recommended it and even gave me a stamp…read morecard for a free drink. First impressions? Nothing on the menu really jumped out at me. The options somehow felt both limited and all over the place at the same time. Not many frappes, and nothing that made me think, I have to try that. So I asked the barista what he'd recommend. He pointed one out and was friendly enough, but he also seemed mildly irritated that I was a first timer ordering in the drive thru, like I was somehow holding up the line...except there wasn't a single car behind me. I also grabbed one of their pastries. He took my card, asked if I wanted it heated up, I said, "Yes, please," and then disappeared to, I assumed, make my drink. Then I waited. And waited. Ten minutes later I'm literally trying to peek through the drive thru window because...WTF? I ordered an iced coffee and a pre-made pastry. There were two baristas casually walking around, nobody inside except people already drinking their coffee, and the place wasn't busy at all. Finally, another barista came to the window with my drink and said they were "just waiting on the pastry." At this point I'm thinking...are they back there milling the flour and rolling the dough themselves? Five more minutes go by. She finally hands me the pastry...still in the container from whatever bakery actually made it. And it's cold. So basically all they had to do was grab it off a shelf and hand it to me. By the time I drove away, most of the ice in my coffee had already melted. Even watered down, though, it was just...bland. The coffee itself wasn't robust at all, and I couldn't really taste the coconut flavor that was supposed to be the specialty of the drink. The bearded guy who took my order never came back, either. Maybe he got pulled away, maybe he didn't, but it honestly felt like he just couldn't be bothered finishing my order. The whole experience was just disappointing. The flavors, the customer service, and a 15-minute wait for an iced coffee and a grab-and-go pastry when the place wasn't even busy? Hard pass. I drive all the way from Gibsonville to Mebane now just to get coffee from The Habit, and it's worth every extra minute. Better atmosphere, friendlier service, and honestly...just way better coffee.

Solid option if you're looking for some good coffee in the area. Comes out very quick and fast so…read moreyou can go about your day. Seems like they always have a good promo going for getting their items at a lower price, for example buy one get 1/2 off, etc. I haven't explored the menu too extensively and I've got the same thing every time I've went. I go with the teddy bear iced latte, which has caramel (my favorite) and white chocolate. I can taste both flavors when drinking this. Can't go wrong with this place.

As others have mentioned, this is a great place if you are looking for a quick cup of coffee and a…read morebreakfast sandwich. I usually make a stop here when I am coming back in the early mornings from Greensboro. The team works hard to get your coffee and food out quickly (I've gone through the drive thru every time). They have a lot of coffee options though they are a little too sweet for me typically. I went for the vanilla bean iced latte and was very happy with the amount of sweetness. I've also gotten the ham & cheese bragel both times. Bit of a heavier/greasier breakfast sandwich but very good all the same. Reasonably priced, I got a 16oz iced latte and breakfast sandwich for $12, which is about what you expect to pay anywhere for the combo.

We'd never been in North Carolina and Yelp dutifully directed us to this yummy and friendly coffee…read moreand crepes spot as we made our way from the airport to our hotel after a long redeye flight. The staff were so friendly and the crepes were some of the best we've had. To top it off the coffee was delicious as well. Our uber driver who picked us up was surprised that we landed in Graham after our flight from LA. We're glad Yelp directed us here - cute little town!

PRESS Coffee Crêpes Cocktails is hard to beat if you are looking for a casual, tasty breakfast or…read morebrunch in the area. The casual but polished ambiance fits perfectly into the charming, throwback small-town feel of downtown Graham.. which feels like something out of an earlier era with its historic courthouse, independent movie theater, and locally-owned boutiques and casual restaurants. The menu offers a wide variety of made-to-order savory and sweet crepes, as well as several toasts and waffle dishes. On my last visit to PRESS, I had the seasonal Blue Ridge crepe ($16.50), which was excellent -- a savory, blue-tinged shell filled with a great combination of sweet maple syrup-glazed ham and tangy granny smith apples and topped by a scrambled "hurricane-style" egg and a spicy maple mustard drizzle. YUM! The beverage menu at PRESS is equally impressive, featuring everything from made-to-order hot and cold coffees and tea-based beverages to a carefully curated cocktail list. I really enjoyed the soy maple pecan latte.