I love the smell of coffee beans! This is what greets you as soon as you walk in & it was heavenly…read more The store has a great variety of coffee beans & loose tea. My husband is always looking for good coffee beans. He decided with a Guatemalan/Oaxacan blend. I opted for the jasmine pearl tea. The staff is very friendly & so helpful! The price is decent. We will definitely be back next time we're in town. Highly recommend!

Great service. There's a real sense of community here. I had an iced caramel latte and it was good.read more

This is a nice little trinket. It's the exact same vibe as every bagel shop opening here for some…read morereason lol. If you're into golden milk teas or specialty drinks minus caffeine, they have one of the best I've tasted so far. The Lox bagel is good only I don't like it on the everything bagel-theirs is too salty (the bagel). But it is made with regular cream cheese, capers and loads of smoky salmon-try it! It's a very good texture too! Overall, location is in an area where there's not much parking. Food is decent but expect a high price , one Lox bagel is over $13. It's a good place for a quick bite, a quiet read, or just a hangout. Total vibe

Staff is very friendly. Creative menu selection as far as coffee options. The person taking my…read moreorder recommended the brown sugar cinnamon latte which is my vibe 100%. It was very good. The inside is very well decorated although WiFi was slow for me just fyi if you're doing work from there. Great vibe all around and clean.

Gold Sprint saw me a few too many times during my Huntsville visit. My Mom's job loves this place…read moreand recommended for me to check it out. Parking is easy, the space is cute with plenty of seating, wifi works well, prices are comparable to other coffee shops in the area. Things I tried: El Camino Latte - the habanero syrup adds a nice wake up to the senses Lavender + Honey Latte - One of my favs. I got this one iced and it was simply refreshing. Cloudburst Latte - Had this both hot and iced. My preference is hot. I feel like you taste the bergamot, vanilla and coconut better. Cold seems more one note to me. Signature Matcha - To the point. Nothing to go crazy over. Had iced. Apricot and oat matcha - Preferred this one over the sig. Had iced. Service has been great for me each time. The space provided a nice work area. Busy spot without feeling too crowded.

I am new to the area. I've tried a couple other coffee shops, and this is one of my favorites so…read morefar. A lot of seating area, which is hard to come by sometimes at coffee shops. There is also outside seating area and seating in the back outside where some people bring their dogs. This is more of your lively coffee shop, more of a grab coffee with your friends or get items done on your to-do list, not a quiet study cafe. I didn't try the food, but it looked pretty good.

If you're new in town, visiting, or a local looking for something new, this place is such a cool…read moreexperience. How cool is it to get locally-grown and artistically-blended tea in a huge mason jar that you can then refill over and over at multiple locations for a discount? Or if you live out of town, use the jar for water (it's 32 oz). I am not a sweet tea drinker whatsoever, and I will actually only drink it from this place. My favorite is their Birthday Cake--yes...it tastes like birthday cake and it is completely amazing. You can buy all flavors of their teas in these nifty little fabric bags that double as reusable tea bags (complete with non-toxic ink!). They have a nice sitting area inside, or you can walk around Lowe Mill (which I recommend) sipping tea and enjoying local art. Piper & Leaf is near the top of my list to bring family and out-of-towners who ask me what there is to do in Huntsville.

Love a good tea shop! There were so many options, you can customize pretty easily, and the iced tea…read morewas perfect for a hot summer day. I got the Golden Tonic Ice Tea and made it unsweetened and it was delicious. There is a lot of merch and this is the Lowe Mill location so it's connected to a ton of other shops. There is a dirt lot available to park at!

The food is exceptionally good, but the lack of an interior building to relax in takes away from…read morethe whole experience. I grew up making homemade donuts at the first snowfall, as well as other times, and these donuts are just as delicious as my mother's homemade ones. I live in Madison and it would be nice to have a Beignets & Brew closer to where I live.

Great coffee and beignet options! Love their biscoff cookie butter latte, stuck with the regular…read morebeignet but will definitely come back to try the others. They had great service and were considerate and provided great options for low sugar add ins. The vibe was chill, it is a drive through from a cute shipping container and has seating outside if you want to relax there instead of taking your order to go.

Piper and Leaf is a wonderfully unique Tea shop. The employees are friendly, and knowledgeable. The…read moreambiance is clean, and inviting. Their teas are delicious, with a fun and flavorful variety! I love to buy these for myself, and as gifts!

Piper and Tea Leaf is a hidden gem nestled near historical buildings, just a short walk from the…read moremain downtown area. The extra effort to find this charming tea shop is well worth it. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, with a delightful blend of modern and vintage decor. The selection is impressive, ranging from classic to exotic blends that make deciding difficult. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly and was able to help me pick! In addition to its wonderful offerings, the shop's location adds to its charm. Surrounded by historical buildings, it provides a peaceful retreat from the bustling downtown area. Whether you're a tea enthusiast or just looking for a cozy place to relax, Piper and Tea Leaf is a delightful destination. (Pro Tip - when it's got out you can get your tea sparkling! Yummm)

I hadn't been to the Greenroom in quite a while, but was across the street and needed a bite and…read morecaffeine for the Friday afternoon. I walked in a little past 1pm, having studied the chalkboard outside with a delightful-sounding selection of spring specials. As I'm ordering, the barista and I alike see another group walk in. And another. And another-- I'm not seeing anyone else in the rather small physical establishment, and as a former barista am beginning to sweat a bit for this Greenroom employee and all of the orders he is about to have to deal with, seemingly by himself (cue the cheerful chime announcing more customers, and more customers). As I wait for my order, grateful to be the first in this long line, I sit to casually read a book and take my opportunity to observe my fellow patrons of this fine little spot. I hear the barista asking customers if they're okay with waiting, and he begins to ask customers if they're okay with waiting a minute for their orders. I'm content, as I have no urgent arrangements, and the now plastic-gloved barista comes up to me, informing me that they have no lime to garnish the avocado toast I've ordered and asking if that was okay. I assert as much and he returns to the line; I think to myself that he could have saved the time and not told me and I wouldn't have known the difference, but I'm pleased with his attention to detail. I get my to-go box of avocado toast with an egg and am pleased to open it and try a bite. I feel that it could have done with red pepper flakes (my favorite), but the everything bagel seasoning added a nice texture and the overall flavor profile was delightfully savory. As for my drink, which came later, it was the Good Riddance: a vanilla cold brew with lime pie cold foam (which lived up to the name tremendously). It also had what I believe to be graham cracker or pie crust crumbles on the top that were delightful! The drink was delicious and perfect for the spring weather. I sit upstairs as I always do, but specifically on the patio where I can see all of MidCity and the surrounding businesses. There's nonintrusive and enjoyable music presumably coming from the Camp itself? After an hour or so of enjoying my spoils, I return to the counter below to see if the barista is still there now that the rush is over. He is now accompanied by another coworker, blessedly, and I learn that his name is Caleb. We chat for a few moments and I introduce myself before leaving, but not before taking another picture of all the event calendars for the week and month. Now I'm positively fueled for my afternoon and grateful for the relaxed atmosphere. (Thanks for reading this far if you did, and shoutout again to Caleb for doing his job tremendously! He informed me that he enjoys a good rush of customers, and I replied that I would have cried to have been in the situation that he handled with great poise and dedication. The great service alongside the excellent product left me wanting to return quickly!)

Needed a caffeine fix on the way to the EarlyWorks Children's Museum. It took me a minute to find…read moreThe Greenroom. After circling a couple times, I realized it's in the center of The Camp. Once we made it in, we found a friendly staff, a small sitting area, and coffee options with house made syrup. I went with my standard iced vanilla latte and enjoyed it! I would love to come back and explore more of what The Camp has to offer.

Very nice place,very relaxing and large area.The service couldn't be any better and the coffee is…read moredelicious!

From the look from the back, I never would have picked this place, because it looked like it was a…read morerun down warehouse. I came here with a local. I ordered an oatmilk cappuccino with no added syrup, and it was fantastic! It was ready quickly as well. The menu is the best coffee shop menu that I've seen. It makes it very clear what is in each drink so you can easily pick the best option. The atmosphere is really relaxing as well. Everything is spread out with several different seating areas, comfortable furniture, and dim lighting. I could easily see myself cozying up with a good book or getting some work done.

How does this place have so few reviews?!…read more Rolling up to this bakery we saw the line leave the bakery and down the road from a few blocks alway. Was the 20 minute wait worth it? Absolutely. We ordered a couple lattes, savory scone, bacon cheddar stone, croissant sammy and the focaccia breast sammy, all delectable. We'll be back for sure.

I always make a point to stop by here when I'm in Huntsville. Their baked goods are a 5/5, and the…read moreambiance is perfect. Their confections, like the cheesecake in the image, are just okay. Yummy, sure, but not worth the price and certainly don't hold a candle to the amazing pastries. Coffee is also nothing particularly exciting (though their fun seasonal flavors are homemade and very good). Definitely stop by! Load up on the pastries (the cinnamon rolls are insane) and thank me later.

This is just for the bagels. The good Parking is plentiful and easy in and out. The bagels were…read morepretty good you can tell they were prepared in the traditional boiled manner that results in the chewy outside texture. And they offer just enough Schmear as an extra and will toast it for you. It is a quaint place that offers a place to hang out for a while. The staff was cordial not overly friendly and seemed really focused on the tasks at hand. I would have liked to have had a better breakfast bagel sandwich selection as that is what I was looking for but most of the offerings were on toasted bread.

I still like this place and have even gotten "real food" there…read more Pros: Staff are friendly! They nicely ground the bag of (overpriced) coffee I bought with zero complaints. The breakfast sandwiches and BLT are decently executed, but I'm REALLY not a fan of their bagels. Their bread (particularly the baguette) is fantastic, though. Note: it sells out quickly. You can still pick up your to-go order without having to deal with people. They now have a cute bookshop inside. They make their own cream cheese! Cons: If I'm paying $1.50 for an avocado add on, PLEASE don't let it be oxidized and brown and gross. This makes me sad. Parking is still a nightmare. See above about the bagels. I'm prepared for the hate I'm about to get, but I prefer Bruegger's...which is sad, as I'm sure they're produced and come in frozen. Prices have gone up, but that's to be expected. I would love, however, the option to not add on a side for less moolah. I don't want their straight from the bag chips, random baby carrots, or (somewhat icky) fruit. Depending on the timing, you may be able to get a seat. Or you may be fighting a soccer mom with 4 screaming toddlers just to pick up a to go order. Still a fan, but know what you're getting.