Very cool & popular coffee spot in Gainesville ... I liked the vibes…read more Very cool & popular coffee spot in Gainesville ... I liked the vibes

Delicious coffee location that uses Resident Coffee beans!…read more Cute environment and everyone was very nice and knowledgeable! We had cold brew, The Wyatt, green tea and matcha... all perfect!

A recommendation by a friend! I popped by Lubans on a Wednesday morning. It is a small food truck…read moreoutdoors that sells authentic cuban coffee and pastries. The gentleman was very nice but spoke limited English, wasn't an issue though. I had an iced coffee with sugar and oatmilk who was really good. The empanada was okay, the pastry was nice but the chicken was a bit dry. It is a great place to grab some coffee! Give them a try!

Stopped by with my wife for iced lattes. We especially liked the selection of sugar free syrups…read more Will definitely return.

Ambiance: 5 star Service: 5 star…read moreBotanical tea: 3 star Outside seating: 5 star Inside seating: 3 star (snug) Random (straws): paper! 1 star - completely disintegrates before beverage is consumed. This also changes the flavor! Grateful they're here. Overall rating: 5 star

I stopped in this morning for a sweet treat. Located right in the middle of midtown, this is prime…read morelocation for college students. The interior is clean and super cute. They also have outdoor seating on the patio out front. Concord Coffee offers a nice selection of drinks with unique syrups, etc. Although I didn't order coffee this time, I would be willing to try it in the future! The staff is super friendly and helpful. Their pastry case is limited and I believe they get their baked goods from somewhere local. I wasn't sure what to get and the worker recommended any of their pastries, as opposed to their bagels, as they were delivered fresh today. I ended up ordering the cinnamon roll, she heated it up and that took about 5 minutes. The cinnamon roll itself wasn't anything super special. The dough reminded me more of that of a croissant due to its flakier consistency. The glaze on top was light and the cinnamon inside was underwhelming. I still didn't have a problem with it until I reached the center. I noticed the center wasn't fully heated up and even felt slightly cold. But my biggest issue was the fact that the dough in the center was very much raw. It was not cooked/baked through at all. Disappointing to say the least. I would not return for a pastry or baked good, as I believe you can find better ones around the area for a better price. But I would return to try the coffee. Overall, I think Concord Coffee is a super cute coffee shop located in midtown. The staff is really sweet and helpful as well. I thought the inside was clean and I appreciated the decor. With that that being said, I would stick to beverages as opposed to their food items. My cinnamon roll was anything but special, I feel like one from Publix would have left me more satisfied. By biggest issue was definitely the fact that it wasn't baked through and raw in the center. I will get around to trying their coffee at some point in the future.

A cute little coffee shop tucked in a building near campus. It's a small space but bright, and has…read morea patio out front in good weather. Definitely a place that welcomes sitting and talking, where you can relax for a bit. A small selection of bagels and baked goods, but all are good quality. 3-4 kinds of bagels and 3 kinds of muffins on the days we were there. The coffee is decent but not spectacular, though they have a long list of specialty drinks to appeal to a variety of tastes. There aren't any pour over options, if you aren't getting an espresso drink you're getting coffee from an urn. The beans do seem well sourced, the brewing doesn't seem like it's getting the best out of them.

We were visiting Gainesville and just happened upon this gem! We were able to join them for their…read moresummer solstice ceremony which was a nice experience and a first for us. Everyone was so friendly and made you feel welcomed! We can't wait to visit them again and have a Chinese tea ceremony.

HOWL is one of my favorite spots to study in town, and definitely my favorite place to go for…read morespecialty teas. They make the best matcha I have ever had, along with a slew of other handcrafted beverages, hot and iced coffee and tea, and kombucha, and they also serve ceremony-style traditional hot teas. If you are looking for anything artisanal, look no further than HOWL. The place itself is a historic building with a very fun, new-age vibe including ground-level seating, a front porch with a community bulletin board, a backyard, and a little gift shop of incense, candles, tarot decks, jewelry, and tea pets for your hot teas. Service is usually pretty quick and always friendly, but if you are looking to come here be careful of the hours. They are not open Monday or Tuesday, and on the days they are open it is only from 11am to 5pm (shortened from the previous hours of 11-7).

Cute coffee shop! Opus has such a great vibe and open space to chit chat or do some work. The…read morebaristas were also really nice and the coffee was really good. Probably one of the most consistent coffee shops! I also love the fun drink series that they change depending on the locations as well, it's very creative! I'd recommend stopping in if you're in need of coffee.

My first time visiting Opus and I absolutely understand the raving reviews and recommendations. I…read morewas in town for a vintage market across the street and after talking to many locals, all of them recommended Opus. The only thing I wouldn't recommend is the matcha. It was bitter and not mixed well into the milk. The matcha powder separated.

Step into this cool place with warm, vintage stereo system. Natural wood and Old World French…read moredecor, and you may ahve stepped into the coolest cafe shop in town. So many things to discover. Real French crêpes to-order, amzing coffee drinks and a real Italian gelato machine that spews out the cold goodness, non-stop! Looks like they are finishing up the street construction, and I see it is looking nice!

Cafe Voltaire has been on my Gainesville bucket list for a while now. They are a cafe known for…read moretheir great coffee, French crepes, and unique atmosphere. Located right on the cusp of downtown, the cafe is a great place to relax, socialize, and study. The inside is rustic with an "old European" kind of feel. There really isn't another cafe like this in Gainesville! The service was super amiable and helpful. I specifically wanted to check out Cafe Voltaire for their crepes as I've heard so many rave reviews. And after spending this past summer in France, I feel like I am a good judge of an "authentic" crepe. I went just after they opened (8am) and it wasn't busy at all. While I wanted to try a crepe, I was told they don't start making them until 9am. Unfortunately, I couldn't stay that long on this particular morning, so I didn't get a chance to try their crepes--but I will be back to try one FOR SURE. Since I couldn't try I crepe, I ordered one of the items in their display case. They bake several other items in-house and even have home-made gelato! I opted for a piece of their bacon-Gruyère caramelized onion focaccia. She worked offered to serve it with an herbed butter and house-made pickles, so of course I opted for that! The focaccia was served heated up and was decent. I honestly thought it was a little dry and the butter lacked salt. While this wasn't a hit, the chocolate gelato I ordered to go certainly was! This truly brought me back to Europe and I will need to get some more of their gelato down the road. Overall, while I was unable to try a crepe, the item I truly wanted, I still had a good experience. The focus wasn't bad, but could have been better. But that gelato--WOW was that memorable. You really cannot find anything like this in Gainesville and it is a true gem of a cafe. It is very reminiscent of a European cafe and really look forward to returning. I will be updating this review soon with a review of some crepes and coffee too!!

The coffee here is the best. Great people, great setting, great service. Not the cheapest option…read morein the area but well worth the premium. Cool Airstream trailer. Lots of outdoor seating. Calm and peaceful for morning coffee. Bravo.

This Opus Coffee Airstream is such a cool little spot. I grabbed a warm caramel macchiato, and it…read morewas great. Smooth, not overly sweet, and perfectly balanced. Exactly what I was hoping for on a gloomy day. The Airstream setup itself is really charming and adds to the experience. It feels cozy and laid back, and the location is easy to pop into without feeling rushed. Service was friendly and efficient, and my drink came out quickly. If you're an Opus fan or just looking for a solid coffee made well, this is absolutely worth the stop. I'd definitely come back.

I came here for my morning latte fix while visiting the Gainesville area. I had a medium 16ounce…read morelatte with skim milk and cinnamon powder. The coffee was delicious! No sweetener was needed at all. I have noticed more coffee shops downsizing in their cup sizes but not Coffee Culture! They understand some of us want a 16 or 20 ounce coffee! Their small has one shot of espresso, medium two shots and large three shots. Food wise they have mainly pastries that are a good size. I did see a big triangle shaped everything bagel stuffed with avocado and cream cheese that I must try on my next visit. Staff were friendly and didn't mind all my questions and service was quick. If you are in a hurry, they even have a drive thru available.

Nice Locally owned Coffee spot On NW 13th Ave. Definitely worth the trip if you're staying in…read moreMidtown. Coffee and Muffins were fresh. Staff was friendly and the wifi is good. If you're craving a good coffee, latte or cappuccino and a pastry, stop here, it will be worth it.

Food truck, blink and you'll miss!…read more While the size of the bagels were nice, they were more of a bread consistency (airy) than a bagel (substance)... if that makes sense. I had the little bacon, egg and cheese which had less egg than I thought I would have (like 1/2 an egg). Usually places give two thick pieces, which is why I decided to get a smaller one. But it was far less than expected. We have a lot of bagels around Tampa, and it honestly wasn't what we thought. It is highly recommended in Gainesville, so I would try for yourself!

What a JOKE! How can you possibly use the term "New York Bagels"? They were more like soft rolls…read more We ordered bagel sandwiches (w bacon, egg & cheese) each on a different type of "bagel". The "sesame" had lots of sesame seeds, but was stale, like a day old bagel. The plain was super soft and fluffy, like a Jersey buttered roll. And now for the "everything"...like many of the photos (and mine here) you can see that the onions are burnt crisp! Ick! I specifically asked for the bagel to not be toasted since I'm not a fan of burnt stuff. And now for the price...the bagel was $2.95 PLUS now add $8.95 to make it a sandwich! WTF...this sandwich should be made of GOLD?!?!? Buyer Beware! They're not even that good!