I stop in here whenever I'm in town, and every time it's a great experience. Tye, the manager, is…read morealways so kind and welcoming. You can genuinely tell she enjoys what she does, and it makes a big difference in the overall atmosphere. Service is always quick and efficient, but never rushed. Tye really goes out of her way to accommodate and make sure everything is right, which is rare these days. The place itself is always clean, and the restrooms are spotless every time I've been in. Everything just feels calm, organized, and professional. It's one of those places where you actually enjoy stopping by instead of just grabbing what you need and leaving. Highly recommend if you're passing through.

This is my local Starbucks. I typically pre order my drinks and they are almost always ready by the…read moretime I get there for pickup. I have not had a bad drink here yet. Staff is friendly, and professional. It has a quaint atmosphere as the store is not very big; however, they do have an outdoor seating area.

I'd give the person that made my coffee 5 stars, but 0-1 for both the manager and the person who…read moretook my order at the register. When I got to the register, the manager gave me an awkward look and so did the girl at the register (They both looked in their late teens or early 20s). It was as if I had just interrupted them and they made me felt awkward for just wanting to place an order. The vibe they gave made me second guess if I had gotten there after they had closed. I'd hate to be that person too... so I double checked and they were still open for another 4.5 hours. The mgr signaled her to go ahead and take my order but the mgr still gave me awkward looks. I swear I showered, did my makeup and had clean clothes on.... So idk wth those glances were about. Anyway, the girl at the register proceeded to take my order. After I said "I'd like a grande hot peppermint mocha", she started to talk to me slowly and enunciated every syllable to me, as if I was a foreigner that knew very little English. I may be light brown skinned, but my accent is very American and I've probably been in this country for at least 3 times the years that she's been alive on this Earth. I was hoping a cup of coffee from Starbucks would be the highlight of my chaotic & busy grocery shopping trip to Harris Teeter, but it was quite the opposite. Nothing irks me more than people who talk down to others like they're idiots and especially managers who stare at customers rudely. Do better. *This review is for SB inside HT, not the standalone SB across the street.

I've ordered a certain drink at this Starbucks many times before, but today I was treated so rudely…read morethat I won't be coming back. The barista at the register was kind and tried to help, but when she asked her coworker, Cari, for clarification, Cari loudly scoffed, refused to make it, claimed it would "break the machine," and rolled her eyes at me in such a way that was impossible to misunderstand. I ended up skipping the drink completely because of how dismissive and unprofessional she was.

Took a little bit but it was a nice shop small get together vibes. Would be good to add board games…read moreand it'd be a hangout forsure. Ordered a mocha frappe and an iced coffee both were good just would've liked a little more milk. This is a cute spot and has really great prices i definitely recommend:)

My family and I really love this place! It is locally owned and operated. We have only been here…read moreonce for icecream and wine but will come back to try sandwiches and coffee and shakes. We all enjoyed what we had. Not sure what all they have to offer, since we ended up talked to one of the owners. We got so distracted that we forgot to try anything else. The owner, she was just so sweet and wonderful to talk to! We will be back to try more of her food, which I am sure is awesome!

This cute ice cream shop in the Sanctuary Hotel offers a large variety of tasty options. We each…read moreenjoyed our selection. I had the praline pecan, and it was great. The staff were pretty unenthusiastic, but we didn't let that affect our enjoyment of the ice cream.

great service and ice cream! Great location in the Sanctuary hotel. Easy access from the pools and…read morebeach!

One of my favorite stops while driving from Charleston to Hilton Head! I've tried their seasonal…read morespecials - Pumpkin Spice latte and regular latte with strawberry rose cold foam - and both were incredible. Their specialty lattes are lightly sweetened and perfectly complement the coffee. It's a beautifully decorated, tiny shop with talented baristas. Since it's attached to the Carolina Cider Company, you can browse their shop while waiting for your coffee. It's a perfect stop!

Coffee was freshly brewed just for me, so it was hot and tasty. Service was friendly and quick…read more Driven by many times but finally stopped in for a boost. I limited myself to just a coffee, because all the pastries were calling me but my wallet stood its ground.

Selection of sweet and savory treats here are phenomenal. TEXAS JALAPEÑO KOLACHE is very tasty. The…read moresausage is not overly salty. The jalapeño vibe pops but is not too overwhelming. The pastry was a bit underdone. Looks like it may have been popped in the oven too fast and too furiously. Otherwise, amazing job SoCarolina! The TOMATO BACON PIMENTO CHEESE PIE is an homage to all the Southern Mommas. It is simply divine in all its cheesy tomatoey glory. Edited to add: the SWEET POTATO AND CARAMELIZED COFFEE CAKE is heaven! It's light and pillowy. Not too sweet, not too crumbly. Whoever concocted the idea for this creation has to know this is the potential masterpiece of everyone's morning. I was just missing the coffee with it, ha! The GINGER COOKIE is iced and sprinkled with sugar for texture. Also amazingly baked. I just wished it had some crystallized ginger pieces for more spice!

I haven't been here for a while and this bakery is a great choice!…read moreThe service was good, the person that took my order was friendly, and everyone there seems pretty happy. I was craving chocolate croissant and warm coffee in this winter weather and decided to stop by wildflour pastry. I ended up order the chocolate croissant, cortado with oat milk, and 4" quiche (sausage, red pepper, and goat cheese). They all so good and the chocolate croissant is one of the best I have ever eat! If you haven't been to this place then you definitely need to get the croissant and other bakery from this place.

What a nice surprise in this small town right off the highway. Biscuit sandwich was delicious!…read moreService was okay but not a lot of smiles this morning. Oh well

Finally got a chance to try out this coffee spot on my way up north. Not only is the cafe itself…read moresuper inviting, staff is also wonderful and the coffee was great! Got myself an iced mocha latte where the barista delicately spread Ghirardelli dark chocolate sauce into the cup. It was perfect. Not too sweet. I also ordered a maple sausage biscuit and it was yummy as well. The biscuit was insanely good! Soft and buttery. This will be my go to coffee spot anytime we're planning a trip up 95.

Look I've already rated this place 5 stars, but I want to update that it's above and beyond that…read more The staff is so friendly it's wild. They have great food and their baked goods are awesome! Some outdoor seating for a bit of peace, a countertop if you want to be in the magic being made, and tables to get some work done or catch up with friends and colleagues. I've heard business meeting, meetups, dates, podcasts and book club discussions. Love the place! The use of coffee bags as decorations and other rustic decor makes me happy. The icing to update the review is my little guy spilled his water, one of the staff made him a little crab craft to match his shirt just to cheer him up. That's just kindness.

decided to visit this coffee shop recently--it had been quite a while since my last visit. I was in…read morethe mood for something different from my usual Starbucks run or making coffee at home. I really wanted a place that roasts their own beans, and of course, I couldn't resist getting a scone while I was there. While I was visiting, a mother and her young daughter (probably around seven or eight) came in, and the daughter was so curious about how the coffee was made. It was really nice to see the staff take the time to walk them through everything--explaining the photos on the wall, the different types of beans, how they're grown, and where they source them from. It created such a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Experiences like that really stand out, and it's clear they care about both their craft and their customers. I'll definitely be going back again.