We popped in to Coffee Culture after a chiropractor appt. It's in the historic downtown area of…read moreLoudon. It's feels quaint when you walk in. They have an extensive coffee menu and other drinks as well. There is a cold counter with muffins, different types of cakes, etc. The barista was supper accommodating with my coffee order: a sugar-free caramel frappe with sugar-free mocha added, with a coconut milk base. My husband ordered Red Bull infusion and a ham and cheddar sandwich that was HUGE! They do not hold out on the meat on the sandwiches. We had a great experience and will definitely go back when we are in Loudon!!

My hubby's skinny vanilla latte was made to perfection and I ordered the "honey bee", espresso with…read morevanilla and honey - delish! The pumpkin and other muffins are also to die for! Equally sweet service!

Great coffee, always friendly service. Relaxing hang out spot. Favorite coffee spot in the area.read more

A quiet hidden gem that understands the power of simplicity done well. The coffee program here is…read moreconfident and unfussy, the kind that doesn't need theatrics to make its point. I ordered a café au lait, and it delivered exactly what it should: bold, full-bodied coffee balanced by smooth, well-steamed milk. The result was rich without being heavy, strong without tipping into bitterness. This is the sort of place where coffee is treated as a craft rather than a trend--no shortcuts, no distractions, just a well-executed cup that lingers pleasantly and invites you to slow down. A destination worth seeking out for anyone who appreciates coffee with backbone and character.

Enjoyed ours coffees. My husband was excited to get a chai latte, which he said reminded him of the…read morechai lattes when he was in Afghanistan and Iraq in the Navy. The shop is adorable, and staff was friendly. There was also a prayer chalk wall. Loved it all around.

Nice place, inviting, did not eat just had a coffee, definitely worth the coffee will visit again…read moreStaff ok

First Impressions. WOW. Very much my speed and aesthetics. Very open, clean lines, modern…read more Bright. Music was decent. Hospitality. This is the south, so welcoming and accommodating was at par. Products. Drinks were delicious. They had REAL half and half. Ambiance. Felt very restful. Of Note and Last Impressions. Loo was clean and stocked. Lot parking.

Just got some wonderful service from the owner here! She recommended the Blueberry cobbler, which I…read moreabsolutely loved! The place is clean and spacious, and there's a huge variety of flavors to mix-and-match. If you're more of a specialty-coffee person, you won't be disappointed either, since they do a good job of pulling well-balanced espresso. I saw them flushing the machine before I left, too, which is a huge green flag. Highly recommend this place for anyone who likes any kind of coffee!

Recently rebranded as Ugly Mug, this cozy neighborhood coffee spot appears to have changed its…read morename, though the motivation behind the shift isn't immediately clear. What is clear is that the quality remains firmly intact. The coffee is excellent--well-crafted, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Just as important, the atmosphere is warm and genuinely family-friendly, the kind of place that welcomes regulars, kids, and casual drop-ins without trying too hard to be trendy. Name changes can sometimes signal growing pains or reinvention, but in this case, the fundamentals are strong. Ugly Mug succeeds where it matters most: serving quality coffee in a comfortable, approachable setting that feels like a true local staple.

Food is delicious, also has many gluten-free options…read more It has a very hoy feel, not like Starbucks.

Very cute place with super friendly workers! My family of 5 came in and took about 15 minutes to…read moreorder and the server was very patient with us and smiling the whole time. The food I got (an Asiago bagel with avocado, sausage,and egg) was very delicious. The only problem was I think the avocado was either very unripe or a frozen package. Other than that it's a cute coffee and breakfast place and would visit here again.

The reviews were high so I had to try this place while visiting Sweetwater. I stopped in for a hot…read morecocoa and a pastry. I liked the look of the space and I was greeted when entering. I'm not sure if the person at the counter was new or training but he didn't know if they served hot cocoa. Another staff member taught him how to prepare it and ring it up. She asked if I wanted whipped cream but didn't say it was a $1 up charge which is quite steep for a drink that's only $3.50 or so to start. It was just canned whipped cream so that felt very pricey: the cocoa was average. I also ordered a cheese Danish to go and the employee just opened a box and the lid of the Danish cloche and told me to grab one. I feel like they should use a paper to grab it; I don't like the thought of other customers putting their hands in to choose. I also didn't want to touch my own pastry with my bare hands before washing. It didn't really make me want to return to try a sandwich. I understand that new employees need training, if that was the case. But I do think they should be familiar with what basic beverages are available.

My tea is always made to perfection. The staff is always amazing and the store is always cleanread more

I usually come here since it's near home and i've never had a bad experience till today but whoever…read morewas working window today (Wednesday morning, January 21st) you can catch these hands because there was no reason to be rude to my bf and I at 8:30 in the morning be fr

We are new to Farragut, TN and stumbled upon this coffee shop and we LOVE it! Can we talk about the…read moreMoon Milk, which is their creamer, so good, even just a splash in a cup of regular coffee. The coffee, baked goods (love the almond croissant), atmosphere and service are all five stars. Our new favorite coffee place!

How in the world have I not been here yet until now?! I blame only myself, ha…read more What a great morning treat - I stopped by here recently to network with a local colleague and thought the conversation would be what I enjoyed the most - HOWEVER, the "Cinnamoon" coffee distracted me with every sip! The staff was super friendly, the inside was super clean, all the things you'd hope for in a coffee shop. It was also nice to not feel herded along like you would at a Starbucks or donut shops that happen to sell coffee. I cannot vouch for any other flavors yet, I need more time to really get into it - see you soon! Get here!

These donuts are so delicious and fresh. The breakfast sandwiches are also good! I love the apple…read morefritters and the old fashioned donuts!

It's hard to find a place this amazing and it's often sold out of your favorites. I'm not sure how…read morethey pull it off but they surely live up to their name! The donuts are magical and delicious!

Great location located in Kroger's ..FYI you can redeem points at this location. Service from reps…read morewas wonderful. I recommend this location whenever your in the area looking for a Starbucks! My caramel mocha with xtra caramel was delicious!

I like Starbucks. I've been to number one at Pike's Place in Seattle, and I drink their brew…read moreseveral times each week. It seems to me that the locations which are dedicated, sole occupancy coffee shops, are always good. Lately there is a move toward placing Starbucks inside supermarkets in Tennessee. Well, I have now bought coffee from three of them. Harriman is just the latest, and I confess, if that's the way Starbucks is going, I will be spending more time at Panera. The staff is perhaps not quite so rigorously vetted in their supermarket outlets. The chocolate cake was dry. I had had a similar experience at another Kroger Starbucks (Springfield TN) so I had specifically asked if the cake was fresh and nice. "Yes" came the reply. Bad guess; she was wrong...it was crappy! But it's a coffee shop. So how was the coffee? Well, it seems their forte is latte, sans froth, avec burned milk. That's schoolboy French for 'four bucks worth of bloody awful'. Kroger may be at the lower end of modern supermarkets, but Starbucks shouldn't take that as license to drop their famous, high standards. 400 miles, one stop for coffee and I had to pick Starbucks at Kroger in Harriman. Mistake!