I am back here again and it has raised the bar even more. They have grown into their aesthetics and…read moreit feels unique. Their service is top notch, our barista Isaiah was so knowledgeable in coffee and gave us wonderful service. The downside is that this is a small coffee shop so if you want to work from here better find a seat before it's snagged and you're left standing

I'm so glad Gainesville is growing and opening coffee shops because now when I'm in town i don't…read morehave to settle for Starbucks or Dunkin's lol. Tried some of the shops in town and honestly meadowlark has the best coffee and matcha , not that pre made stuff but the actual good stuff! This is coming from someone that loves to try new coffee shops. My only con about this place is NO almond milk , i had to settle for that they had which is why i wasn't there like almost everyday lol. I don't drink oat or regular milk but had to settle. Since today is my last day in town and i really loved their matcha it is only right i stop by and put my hate for reg and oatmilk to the side. 9/10 over all.

Great coffee, great theme, great service!…read more Cool concept with the airline seats and plane aesthetic, and the coffee is really tasty. I got the seasonal Blueberry Cobbler latte and it was unique and delicious.

A very quaint and travel themed cafe, with a surprising array of food options! Many coffee shops…read moreonly have maybe a bagel and pre-frozen, packaged items. This place has fresh-made goodness in abundance! The servers are friendly and helpful with the menu, a great place!

Hands down the best coffee and breakfast spot in Gainesville!…read more We've lived in Gainesville for a while and have tried all the new coffee shops that have popped up around the Square recently. While the new spots are fine, we decided to revisit Inman today. In my opinion, they're still the best coffee shop in town. First, the coffee quality is on another level. You can really taste the pride they take in selecting their beans. I ordered the "Fresh Start" latte with coconut milk, and it was easily the best latte I've had in Gainesville. They have the most impressive selection of non-dairy options I've seen. Most places only carry oat or almond, so finding coconut milk was a huge win for me. They also have a massive coffee menu with specialty items I haven't seen elsewhere, like a Breve! My husband got an iced mocha and a panini and absolutely loved both. Second, the food menu is incredible, especially if you have dietary restrictions. I have gluten and dairy sensitivities, and usually, my options are limited. Inman has the biggest gluten-free menu in the area--GF muffins, brownies, and actual GF bread options. I got the avocado toast on gluten-free bread topped with scrambled eggs. The bread was delicious (not cardboard-like at all!), the avocado was fresh, and the eggs were perfect. If you've been distracted by the newer shops, do yourself a favor and go back to Inman. Between the extensive menu, the high-quality coffee, and the dietary options, they are beating the competition by a mile.

1 thing i don't like is when places don't give out recommendations, specially if you can tell im…read morenot a regular. Anyway, cute lil corner spot. Never really feel welcomed but its whatever, i only come here when i dont have time to drive to a GOOD coffee shop. I figured they had cold foams now so my iced caramel macchiato tastes better this time.

This is as my first visit here and it was very nice. My college kiddo has been here a few times and…read morethought it would be a great place to meet for a quick bite since I was in town. Limited menu, but they are in the process of updating it (according to posted signs). Bet small but we were able to grab a seat and have some nice light bites. The latte was perfect and the Fresca my kiddo had was delicious. So if you need a quiet corner to chill in and get some great brunch food (for now) stop in.

What a charming cafe. It is hidden behind a convenience store. You won't see it from the street…read more I order the Mr. simple platter. The waffle was enormous. I tried to eat at least half of it and did not succeed. The latte was delicious as well. The server was friendly and attentive.

My wife turned me on to this place. The Nutella and salted Carmel lattes I had were incredible…read more This is our weekend spot, it's almost become tradition to go get farmhouse on the weekends. My wife says her "ideal day" starts with Farmhouse, and she doesn't say that lightly lol

Wow wow wow!!! This…read moreplace has it all. A cute ambiance, great service and wonderful coffee and sandwiches. I've never been to one of their locations and had a bad experience! They care about the quality of their beans too. Check it out!

Really busy! Seats filled up and there was a constant line…read more Service was fast and efficient. Fresh and filling food. I was a bit disappointed in the actual amount of meat in my sandwich but it was very good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back here.

The chicken salad sandwich is delicious, as advertised, but I knocked off a star because I really…read morethink there should be more filling in the sandwich. The carrot raisin salad was ok, and I liked that it had some pineapple, but I would have liked more raisins. I would come back and maybe try a few more things if I'm ever back in Gainesville.

Employees are really sweet. Drinks made accurately are very hit or miss. I haven't been inside only…read moredrive thru but it's clean over there. My last visit I asked for a caramel macchiato with extra caramel drizzle. I did not get extra caramel drizzle but instead 4 large pumps of caramel were loaded into my small tall coffee. I am a former barista. There should not be any pumps of caramel in this drink. Only pumps of vanilla, steamed milk, then layered espresso with the caramel. My drink is so sweet I can barely drink it. This is a caramel latte. Please train your baristas the difference.

I am a Starbucks barista (granted, at a licensed location) who doesn't often leave reviews, but my…read moreexperience at this particular location left much to be desired, and I only wish to offer some constructive criticism. I have no intention of being rude, and I apologize in advance if any of the following comes off that way. I intend to be fully objective, as experiences like these do not bother me emotionally, save for mild disappointment. I pulled into the drive-thru with a mobile order (a Venti iced coffee w/ cream and brown sugar, an Egg, Pesto, & Mozzarella, and a chocolate croissant) placed roughly five minutes prior around 9:00 PM. I expected to wait for a minute or two, since the estimated wait time was anywhere between four and seven minutes. However, I ended up waiting in the car line for roughly ten minutes before making it to the window, and the reason why was obvious when I did. I wish I could say that they were only running behind because they were busy with in-store orders, but from what I could see, the customer areas were mostly empty. When I finally pulled up to the window, a few baristas were simply standing there in front of the espresso machines and socializing with one another. Yes, it is important to get along with your coworkers, especially in such a high-pressure workplace, but when you have a queue of so many orders to fulfill, socializing should not be the priority in that moment. One barista finally opened the window and politely informed me that they were out of brown sugar, so I asked for vanilla instead. They were happy to oblige. I then waited another ten minutes before receiving my order. Both food items were cold, and the iced coffee was warm and tasted watered down. This experience evidence of little to no beverage sequencing and no Customer Support Cycle, as well as, more broadly, a lack of understanding of and/or care for the "Starbucks experience." I'm no manager, not even a shift lead, but I can tell these baristas, however pleasant they were, are not following their training to the best of their abilities. I hope someone there sees this and thinks of it as a learning experience, though I know I don't often look at reviews for my own location. Regardless, it is important to hold each other accountable.

I'm not sure if this place is closed but every time I go, NO ONE is there. If it's gonna be closed…read moreat least put a closed sign don't make a drive all the way there for nothing.

Best coffee, and the nicest staff alway warm and nice. We drive 20mins just to get our fix.read more