Love: the Very good coffees.. Christian music playing. Cozy…read more expensive açai bowl at 14.75 + .50 for add ons. Baristas were efficient & quick, no small talk that I appreciated early in the AM. ;) worth a try

I walked in because I was hungry, but I walked out full without eating. This is the CUTEST…read morecoffeehouse I've been to in a while. It's bright, colorful and inviting! My service was with a smile and they were there to answer any questions that I had. I've been to the Evans location, but this is my new fave. This is perfect brunch spot or location for your next book club meeting!

I drink my Coffee black and it's great in the morning but at night I like the milk shakes. That is…read moremy favorite. Chocolate if course

I am very surprised that there's only one review on 7 Brew coffee. This location has only been open…read morefor almost a month and i'm quite shocked that no one has wrote a review much on it yet. This location is as good as the one in augusta and on tobacco road. I haven't had any complaints or issues whatsoever. The service and the ambiance here are always the best. This will be one of my go to places when it comes to coffee.Especially if you prefer anything frozen or chilled.

This is actually cute drive thru coffee shop. Service very fast and coffee always tastes fresh. Not…read moresure what type they use but it's strong without being bitter...no aftertaste either. They have a seasonal menu and we got Pumpkin Spice and shaken caramel apple Oatmilk latte (cold). Pumpkin spice tasted better than the ones from Starbucks. Husband got the Caramel apple and its phenomenal, I'll get that one next time when the fall menu comes around again. Can't wait to try the Winter/Christmas menu!!

Expensive and overrated! Did not like the coffee at all, weak and boring. Will not go back.read more

They were at the Evan's farmers market, so I stopped by and ordered their brown sugar cinnamon…read morelatte. It's one of their seasonal flavors, and I paid around $7.50 for a large. The flavor was SO good, so if you guys can stop by, definitely check them out! The lady taking my order was so sweet, and I also love their mission and contribution to the community.

This is an excellent coffee truck that is run by the sweetest family!…read moreHighly recommend them!

A unique location, but very inviting and homey!…read more I came here years ago when I lived here, and since I'm visiting the area, I decided to drop by! I ordered their seasonal drink, the purple oasis, and was surprised by how well the flavors worked together! I also ordered a bacon egg and cheese bagel sammie, which was decent, but filling :) before leaving, I picked up some beans and a sticker to take home. I highly recommend for your next study session or catch-up with friends!

There are coffee shops designed to make you feel comfortable, and then there are places that simply…read moreare. Buona Caffe is the latter. Sitting along busy Central Avenue, it's actually pretty easy to pass right by if you aren't looking for it. From the outside, it looks like what it is -- an old Augusta bungalow that found a second life as a neighborhood coffeehouse. Walk inside, though, and something happens. Everything slows down. The rooms are small. The furniture doesn't necessarily match. The chairs look like thousands of people have already found their favorite position in them. There's a porch, little tables tucked into different spaces, and none of it feels staged or designed to manufacture some trendy "coffeehouse aesthetic." In fact, I noticed something while sitting here: I don't see electrical outlets conveniently positioned at every table. I don't see a sea of laptops. Instead, I hear locals talking about doctor appointments, seeing the grandkids this weekend, and how ridiculously hot Augusta has been. People are simply here. I came in expecting to grab a coffee and leave. I have places to go and things to do today. But I sat down. Then I started looking around. Then I realized I didn't really want to leave. At some point they had probably been calling my drink for several minutes and I hadn't even noticed. And then I ordered a second coffee. That might be the best review I can give Buona Caffe. The coffee itself is absolutely on point. The staff knows what they're serving, makes thoughtful recommendations and genuinely seems to care about getting it right. But what makes this place special is everything surrounding the cup. It almost feels like they don't completely realize what they have here -- or maybe they do and simply have no desire to make it anything more than what it already is. As this part of Augusta continues to grow, with new homes and businesses coming into the area, I hope places like Buona Caffe remain exactly as they are. Sometimes you need a place between where you've been and wherever you have to go next. Somewhere neutral where you can sit down, let a little time pass, decompress and breathe before heading back out onto Central Avenue. Buona Caffe is that place.

This is actually our second time coming to Teaspoon. Wanted to try the coconut ube boba and it…read moredidn't disappoint. It was nutty with a hintbof sweetness without bring too much...perfect combination! Colors look beautiful too. Also got the strawberry lemonade which was light and refreshing. they used real fruit puree which really adds texture and depth if flavor to the lemonade. Ambiance is modern and elegant, feel relaxed here. There are board games to the side. Hubby and I played cards last time while we waited for our drinks. I got the mango smoothie with the chamoy last time and it was delicious as well.

I used to come here a lot but I haven't been a a couple of months. I requested no dairy in my…read moredrink. Within seconds of taking a sip, my throat started itching which means the drink was made with milk.

I used to live in Athens for school, so every week I'd get a loaded tea. When I moved to Aiken for…read morethe summer, I found Elevate Aiken and got really excited. The only difference is the limited variety of flavors. I got the Peach Perfect which is on their summer menu. Their loaded teas are around $8, and will last you all day. I highly recommend this place if you love loaded teas like me, but they also have meal replacement shakes and coffees!

Stopped in for an energy tea to hype me up for a walk around downtown Aiken. The shop is really…read morecute with a few photo worthy walls. My drink was strawberry and blueberry flavored that was both tart and sweet. I definitely felt the energy surge after about 20 minutes and it got me through the rest of the day. If I'm downtown and need some energy I'll definitely check in here for refreshment.

Not bad coffee shop. Loved the inside and layout of the place and the mocha latte wasnt too bad but…read morecould have been a bit sweeter. But overall not bad for my first time trying it out.

I love hidden gems when it comes to businesses. You drive by it a few times and think about…read morestopping in, you mention its name to others and they don't know what you're talking about, and then you finally visit. Such was the case with this coffee shop. The location is the first selling point. Right on the corner of 8th and Greene Street. You might not notice it except for in the evening. The large windows in the front allow the light from inside to spill out. During the day, you get the opposite. The sun gives this place such a warm glow. I already love 8th Street because it is unique with its presence of pine trees (all the way to the riverfront), but is also home to some amazing other businesses. Walking in, you are greeted by plenty of seating selection and smiling team members. The coffee bar is straight ahead with the options. I have to give props to the design team as they did an amazing job with the overall theme, the rustic industrial feel. Again, the contrast of the dark wood and white walls with the sunlight is perfect. They will let you know upfront that they are the fruit of a collaborative effort by United Methodist Churches in the area. The primary goal is to provide a coffee shop where college students can come to study, fellowship, and grow. I mention this because I also want to add that, based on my observation, this was the only religious reference present. So know that there aren't various sayings on the walls that might offend or disturb the atmosphere. Also, because it falls under the churches, it is a nonprofit. This means payment is suggested, they can't charge per se. So have an idea of what you think a latte or hot cup of coffee is worth to you. I went with a nitro cold brew coffee and was told their cold brew and all of their beans come from Stone Roastery (in North Augusta). It is good to hear them supporting local and not trying to produce something they may not be ready for just yet. There is free WiFi and soft acoustic music playing and the invitation to come and setup to work anytime (without them knowing the company I work for). I look forward to returning soon. Stop by, if your schedule allows. Currently they are open Monday-Wednesday, 11 am-3 pm. They hope to expand hours soon.