The service is excellent. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly…read more The decor is casual, and comfortable. The food is good. I usually order the bagel, and my wife orders the oatmeal. We are always pleased. Now the star of the show. The coffee is probably the best in the area. They also have bean, and ground to take home. This is a great plz d to start your day.

lovely cafe, wonderful decor and environment, i personally wasn't a fan of the coffee i got, but i…read morecan definitely see how others enjoy it!! i just tried something i wouldn't have normally tried haha. employees were very kind too!

My absolutely most favorite coffee shop with amazing views, great beans and good service,…read more Located near Yonah mountain with a cow farm view. It's a beautiful place to connect with nature. The place smelled like great roasted beans. Service was great and gave great suggestions The coffee was excellent. The pastries delicious, the chai was the best chai I have had. You must try! You won't regret it.

First time here! I've heard about this coffee shop for so long, and it's been on my bucket list to…read morevisit. The scenery is beautiful. They had someone playing guitar or something while I was there, in their covered area outdoors. It was crowded, but that was expected. My only issue was that I was only greeted by one person. The man working at the wine spot was nice and took the time to talk to me. The other workers mostly just looked at me and didn't say anything. No "hello", no "welcome". Just stares. I ordered the apple pie chai, and it was a 10/10! It tasted like fall in a cup. I would love to come back again, especially during the fall season.

I have been ordering whole beans from Pisgah Roasters for about 5 years- they are the GOLD STANDARD…read moreof coffees- what I compare anything else to-- and just fyi- everything else I've tried doesn't even come close!! So of course, since I'm in the area on vacation, I'm going there are much as possible! The place is quiet and unassuming- looks like a warehouse... Until you step inside and that smell of deliciousness hits you right in the face, soooo good!! In the past week, I have tried all of the specialty drinks on the menu- the Hot Tamale was especially surprisingly delightful- not too much spice, just a nice warmth. The Cold Mountain was also amazing, to me, it was the perfect iced coffee. The special this week was the Iced Coconut- it actually really tasted like coconut!My husband tried the drip and pour over- he's a black coffee drinker and loved them both- he loved that you can select different beans to try. I also purchased a 5 pound bag of my favorite bean- the Parkway Pick Me Up. Also love the Squirrely Blend. We also got the smaller 12oz bags to try a few different flavors when we get home. This place is the best. I wish I could give it more than 5 stars!

Found Pisgah Coffee Roasters several years ago and have regularly ordered both bean for ourselves…read moreand ground for my parents (who definitely deserve the best!) Hands down, the best coffee (you know when a coffee is good if it tastes great black) and excellent customer service. Knowing PCR support local projects/environment/services through coffee sales just adds incentive to support a local business. May they have many more profitable years!

Friendly atmosphere, grate coffee, good eats. Meet often with friends and have made new friends…read more Highly recommend a visit anytime.

I love supporting local coffee shops, but my first experience here was horrible. They explicitly…read morelist "Pets Welcome" on their online profiles, so I drove out to try them. I walked in holding my quiet dog, intending to just look at the menu, order, and leave. Before I was even inside for two seconds, a staff member told me we weren't welcome at all. I completely understand indoor health codes, but if you advertise your business online as pet-friendly, you need to provide a way for new customers to actually see a menu or order from the patio.I would have happily stepped right back outside if the employee had offered a solution. Instead, they were completely unhelpful and just turned a paying customer away. If you have a dog, don't waste your time coming here, the "Pets Welcome" tag is completely misleading.

Finally a coffee roaster that has great tasting beans! Welcome Mozza!…read more We tasted your coffee at Lazy Goat in Greenville. What a relief. Rich coffee that I can drink black.

Great people who are friendly and willing and able! It's absolutely my getaway! Every time I come…read morein I am greeted and they have yet to mess up an order! The area has been carefully crafted to feel like you are at home, or disconnected from everything. It's definitely a relaxing vibe, and then you add a conference room for meetings (must reserve in advance) and you have a perfect place for small groups, families, creatives, students, etc.

This place does not exist anymore. Drove there and the building pictured is gone. Wondering if…read moreHelene wiped it out? All that we saw was a sewage treatment facility and a rafting place. Saw the little gazebo, but there is no coffee shop to be found.

Back open and worth the visit! So peaceful down by the river…read more Friendly staff, helpful on drink options. They have a variety of seating areas, inside and out. And the coffee is good!

Try: 1776! Why: I…read moreremember learning about this coffee company years back and always wanted to try so had a chance while visiting Pigeon Forge with the family. I really enjoyed the 1776 that has sea salt toffee, caramel and mocha. I have a sweet tooth and love coffee so it was a great match for me. I also tried the Horchata Latte, which was a bit watery and didn't have enough cinnamon and vanilla flavor for me. My family did enjoy their Black Coffee, Vanilla Cold Brew, and Green Tea. We wanted to try their Honey Chai but they ran out of Chai. Notes: We came in the morning and they were busy with line almost to the door. They managed through the long line fairly quickly with a person at register and two baristas making the coffee. Service was friendly and accurate given my families long list of orders. The Interior was decked out with veteran decor and merchandise. Overall, a solid coffee run to kick start our morning!

Pretty good coffee. Nice place and easily accessible location with tons of parking. Service could…read morebe a bit nicer and in the few days I was in town and visited, there was a lack of consistency in how hot the coffee was. It did taste good though and I'd go back.

Great little cafe to get healthy meals. They were out of the cinnamon rolls by the time we rolled…read morein- 11am ish. We had a lovely brunch though. The bagels were very different from any we have had before, had a very home baked bread taste. The sweet potato bowl was very flavorful and hit just the right note for lunch. We did get a couple baked goods to go as well. The coffee was pretty good, they have tons of flavors to choose from and make some signature drinks too. The staff is very friendly and will give excellent recommendation. The decor is rustic cute. Worth a visit!!!

During our Fourth of July trip to Bryson City, we always try to support local coffee shops instead…read moreof the big chains, so we stopped into La Dolce Vita Bakery for breakfast and coffee. The shop itself is adorable, clean, and had a steady flow of customers. The staff was friendly, and the atmosphere was welcoming. I ordered an iced dirty chai latte, which is my go-to whenever I'm trying a new coffee shop because it's a pretty reliable way to compare places. It was good, and exactly what I was hoping for. I also tried the cinnamon roll. It was tasty, but pretty standard. Looking back, I think I'd try one of their other bakery items next time. My friend ordered one of their homemade biscuits. It took quite a while to come out--around 15 to 20 minutes--and several other customers were served before we received it. It honestly felt like the biscuit may have been forgotten, which was a little disappointing. Overall, though, we had a pleasant experience. Nothing was overpriced, the staff was kind, and it's the type of local place I always encourage travelers to support. While there are a couple of other coffee shops in Bryson City I'd probably try before returning, I still think La Dolce Vita Bakery is worth a visit so you can form your own opinion. Every café has busy days, and one experience doesn't define a business. If you're looking for a cozy local spot for coffee and a pastry while exploring downtown Bryson City, it's definitely worth stopping in.