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.

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

I've driven by this little cafe a lot of times on trips to TN from Huntsville but never had a good…read morechance to stop by and give them a try. I had some hours to kill between shifts and wanted a quiet place to do some schoolwork, so I made the choice to drive on over and settle in. This spot has a small gravel parking lot and also a drive through. The inside is cozy but more spacious than I expected -- it was nice! There are lots of small local vendors featured for sale on the shelves and countertops, which gave it a nice community-minded vibe. I was also pleasantly surprised by the relative depth of their menu -- good choices for breakfast or lunch! I was worried a latte would upset my tummy when I got back to work (lactose intolerant gang unite), so I instead chose to order a "Lavish Lemonade," which came with my choice of a few different fruity flavors. I opted for raspberry. I also got a bacon, egg, and cheese bagel for a small meal. Both the girl taking orders and the girl who brought my food out were super pleasant. Everything came out quickly despite the fact that there had been multiple guests in line! The other folks around seemed to know the staff and menu well; I love a place with regulars! Helps me know they're doing something right. :) My bagel sandwich was simple but nice and hot and quite satisfying. The lemonade was SO good -- good enough it'll be hard to order a coffee next time I come back! Unfortunately for me, I took my laptop out only to realize it was on 3%. D'OH. So I had to chow down on my food and then rush home to grab a charger so I could actually work. Oh well. Very much my fault, not theirs, and I'm still very happy to have discovered this place! Looking forward to visiting again in the future!

It was so lovely to come by here! I'm so high maintenance, but the girl at the counter was sooooo…read moresweet and they were able to make me a croissant with turkey, egg, and avocado! And, it was delicious. I also just got a regular coffee which was very good. Inside is charming and cute! Would definitely come by the next time I'm in town.

I was in the area and stopped by 20 minutes before closing. Great customer service. It's a small…read moreshop, with a convenient drive through on both sides. The coffee was decent, but not amazing, the shop is about 25 minutes from me, so not sure if I would visit again unless in the area.

Crossroads Coffee Company is a small takeout coffee place not far off of Interstate 65 in…read morePriveville, Alabama. The service was friendly and the coffee was good. I would definitely recommend here

Very charismatic lady. Very nice and professional…read more Various options available. Restrooms nearby. Nice café vibe. 2 seater tables. Ive noticed that if you wait patiently for the barista to get caught up somebody will rudely cut you in line and smile at you while doing so.

OMG! This place has The Best Drinks on the planet! I've tried about 10 different beverages and I…read morecannot pick my favorite because they were all equally amazing. The ingredients were fresh, the quality is top notch and each beverage was full of flavor. There are a lot of big name Coffee Shops that are running solely on Brand Recognition and people keep the seats warm in those establishments, but if you don't try this amazing Shoppe, you will be doing yourself a great disservice. I do have one cautionary advisory though........ everything on the menu should come with a Surgeon General's Warning Label that reads, " WARNING!!!! Consuming any one of these beverages will turn you into an Addict! You will crave these beverages at the most inconvenient time (like when this business is closed for the day, when you are away on a business trip or when you wake up in the middle of the night looking for a tasty treat). The Owners cannot be held responsible for your obsession, but they promise to provide immediate relief for your cravings. Disclaimer: Relief is provided during normal operating business hours only (unless you happen to personally know the Owners, to which you may be able to Sweet Talk them into making you a tasty beverage after hours by appointment only). Dang it! Now I want a Wilberry Smoothie and I think Gathering Grounds is closed right now (sad face and growling stomach).

Scooter's Coffee is a growing chain and all in all, I definitely applaud their coffee. I sat the…read morebright building as I was filling my car at a nearby gas station and felt a coffee would definitely hit the spot. The service was friendly and the coffee was good. I would definitely recommend Scooter's Coffee.

I ordered a black coffee (simple) and got what tasted like hot water with espresso. An Americano in…read moreother words. This is the second time I have tried this thinking the first time was a fluke. I would expect that a coffee house have excellent coffee but this is not the case here.

This place has changed since I first reviewed it, so might as well write an update…read more I have not come here for alcohol, but they do seem to have a fair variety of wines for sale, as well as weekly wine tastings. I am glad they have different coffee drinks nowadays, including espresso tonics, which have become my favorite for summertime. The food menu is small, but covers the basics. The space is nice and open, and I am glad they removed the red tint from the windows, makes it feel more relaxing now.

The staff here are about as hospitable and welcoming as a middle school teacher holding after…read moreschool detention. Sorority sister and I came to Charlie Foster's to get a glass of vino after dinner at El Caz. The majority of wine cellars/wine shoppes/wine centric places are extremely friendly, not tethered to a chair, and very engaging because, it's wine after all, and most wine lovers love nothing more than talking about wines! Rather than look over a wine list, I just asked for a glass of pinot grigio. The young man gave me the saddest pour I have seen in my life, again, in the requisite plastic purple Solo cup, and guess what this regrettable purchase cost me? $12.00. For a little more than double that cost, at about $26.00 I can get an entire bottle of Italian pinot grigio at Nick's ristorante, which is 4 *full* glasses!!!! Originally, I wanted to see what kinds of wines they had for sale; however, after this very transactional and impersonal interaction, I was ready to leave. I would suggest that management/owners train their personnel on wines and have them attend actual wine tastings with a sommelier and learn a few talking points about the various types and vineyards they represent. Staff should mingle with patrons to see what the person is interested in (would they like a dry white wine bottle to drink inside, a purple cup "to go," or several bottles for an upcoming event) and encourage things both that the customer prefers or is just outside the customer's comfort zone and peaks the patron's interest. I would also suggest they select staff who actually have a personality.

It's small and brand new. They have a limited menu and their bakery case is way light. They were…read morecarrying items form the Bakingtist but they said they are transitioning to baking their own stuff. Their coffees seem a bit small compared to other coffee sizes and yet still Starbucks prices. A medium is a 12 ounce? Mediocre.

On the hunt for coffee on Sunday, I thought it might be a nice time to try the fairly new Hatch…read moreCafe. Located inside the south Huntsville public library, Hatch Cafe is fairly unique in that it's mostly run by people in a workforce training program. Per everything I've read and heard, it seems like a cool program that provides a small amount of money, transportation assistance, resume and cover letter development, and budget tutoring to the students. This cafe is small and clean although a little antiseptic. They have standard coffee and tea drinks and usually have several specials each month, often named after popular books or characters. When I arrived today their drip coffee machine wasn't working, so it was espresso drinks only. The case for baked goods was also pretty empty except for some bagels. Several food items on the menu were scratched out and unavailable, including the item I most wanted (the banana nut crunch). They seemed a little overwhelmed, which is understandable; only three employees were available (two for coffee and register duty and one for food prep). One girl in particular was a little short when running the register (cutting me off before I finished my order, etc), but the other two workers, especially the girl in the kitchen who brought my food out, were pleasant. I wound up ordering one of the specials, the Quasimocha (mocha cold brew with amaretto cold foam) and the apple almond crumble (almond butter, brown sugar, and sliced apples on toast). The toast was decent. I had hoped it would be a little sweeter - I didn't taste much brown sugar and non-peanut nut butters are always a little too thick and sticky for my preference, but it was quite filling and overall I enjoyed it. I was not a fan of the Quasimocha. The cold brew wasn't as mellow as I typically think it should be -- it had a super sour, bitter taste that I didn't like at all. The amaretto cold foam was absolutely delicious: thick, creamy, sweet, almond-y, but it didn't do much to improve the rest of the drink. I wound up eating the cold foam with a spoon and pitching the rest after multiple sips hoping I'd change my mind about the cold brew. One big detractor is the price. $6.25 for my drink, which given the size of it (I wanna say 12 oz?) is...crazy, in my opinion. Another $6.25 for my toast (which also seems high) made for a pretty pricy experience that I wasn't crazy about. Definite sticker shock for me, lol. Big fan of the mission but wish the prices were just a smidge lower. Still, the convenience of being inside the library and the pleasure of supporting a cool program may make this a worthwhile spot to return. I'll just skip the cold brew next time.