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    Lubans Coffee

    4.0 (1 review)

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    Karma Cream

    Karma Cream

    4.1
    (402 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$

    I came to Karma Cream after a trail walk with a friend and she suggested we stop here, and I'm so…read moreglad we did. I've only ever come for the ice cream before, but this time I tried the ceremonial matcha with oat milk and the Turkey Pesto Sandwich, and wow... I was genuinely impressed. I'm not vegan by any means, but I didn't miss the "real" turkey at all, which completely caught me by surprise. The sandwich was exactly what I was craving: creamy, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. The Seitan Turkey, vegan provolone, cilantro walnut pesto, tomato, lettuce, and mayo on multigrain bread came together beautifully. The bread was soft but nicely toasted, and every bite was and satisfying. The matcha was smooth, earthy, and delicious one of the best I've had in Gainesville. Even though the place was packed, the staff was quick, kind, and on top of everything. Overall, such a great experience. I'll definitely be coming back for more than just ice cream from now on.

    The monkey bread was INSANE the matcha was okay, I think I'd have enjoyed it more without rose…read moresyrup. The chickpea salad was okay, more from a subjective perspective because I'm not vegan and my tastebuds were prepping for a chicken salad sandwich with each bite. Granted, I was trying something new with the matcha and the sandwich, so nothing inherently wrong on their end, just not a fan. Notwithstanding, all of the ingredients tasted fresh, which was a bonus. The monkey bread is really why the rating is on the higher side with consideration to the other 2/3 of my meal not being my favorite. My boyfriend would have gotten 2 or 3 more monkey breads if we had known it was so good from the get go

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    Curia On the Drag

    Curia On the Drag

    4.4
    (176 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    I loved curia!! I ordered a cappuccino with orange cardamom syrup and it was extremely satisfying!…read moreThe orange didn't really come through a whole lot but the cardamom was front and center (which I loved). My boyfriend got a cappuccino with strawberry syrup but we didn't really taste the strawberry in his. Regardless, it was delicious. We also got one of their biscotti which seemed like they made in house but I'm not sure. It was yummy, but definitely was not a very traditional recipe. It tasted more like a short bread than a biscotti but still very yummy. We walked out to the food truck to get some vegan bites and they definitely met expectations. The crabby patty was delicious with a great texture, and my boyfriends patty melt was also super good. We shared a mac and cheese and honestly I was full before we even got to that. The Mac and cheese was great but did taste a lot like coconut so if you're not into that then maybe veer away. The ambience was a mixed bag. The initial shop that you order the coffee in had a very cozy vibe with great decor. If you walk past the patio into the overflow seating the vibe changes a ton. The decor felt very uncanny valley, back rooms, like very odd. I think they need to work on that side of the property a little bit and make it more cozy. Maybe it's a work in progress or maybe they like it that way, I'm not sure, but it wasn't the sort of vibe that made me want to stick around. Overall great experience though! Will be coming back & hopefully I can get seating in the main shop ;)

    After nearly four years I finally got a chance to check out Curia On The Drag. This place is hard…read moreto define: it's a bakery, an art space, a vendor marketplace, a podcast recording studio, a bar, a coffee shop, a food truck, a community event center. I came with a friend for dinner and we got food from the food truck, where all of the menu options are 100% plant-based. I got the mojo tacos and for my chosen protein I went with the fried fishless filet. The two tacos came on corn tortillas with pico de gallo, queso fresco, pickled red onion, mojo sauce, and lime. Each bite was so refreshing! The lime gave a citrus kick to the sweet pickled red onions. The fried fishless fish was tender and flaky like real white fish. I was thoroughly impressed with Curia and think it's one of the most unique places in Gainesville. Check it out!

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    Lowbar

    Lowbar

    4.8
    (8 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    With a name like Lowbar....your imagination runs wild with all kinds of crazy ... BUT ....!…read more that's exactly the point. This place is marketing savvy in the best possible way, dangling intrigue like a hook! I'm never scared off by a name with an edge to it. If anything, it makes me stop.. lean in ... and take a closer look. I didn't get inside today. They weren't open when I drove past. I'm always chasing the up and coming. The not yet constructed. The visionaries operating on instinct before the world catches up to them The homogenization of business is everywhere you look, the same stores, the same facades, the same experience repeated until it means nothing. That's not what I'm after. I go out of my way to seek and find the creatives with something to prove, the ones with an edge that makes everything around them feel a little more alive. Lowbar is exactly this kind of place. Because of its austere yellow exterior ... it reminded me of East Berlin right after the Wall came down. That electric, scrappy energy of a place becoming something before anyone's decided what that something is. The edgy side of town. The happening side. That rare moment where creativity fills the space before commerce smooths everything out. The matcha/coffee will have to wait. But some places get under your skin before you ever cross the threshold, and Lowbar did exactly that. I'll be back. That much I know.

    Lowbar is definitely a little hole-in-the-wall spot. When I parked, I honestly thought Apple Maps…read morebrought me to the wrong place at first. It's located inside a cute yellow building with Bushel & Peck and has a few tables inside. The menu had a lot of coffee options, but I mainly came for their summer matcha menu. They didn't have any pastries when I went so I definitely want to try next time. I ordered the Earl Grey Matcha Capp. For some reason I thought it would come with a cream top, but it was still really good while on the smaller side. The matcha had a nice bright color and tasted super creamy and smooth with the oat milk. The Earl Grey flavor was very subtle, but worked well with the drink. Cute little spot and I'd come back to try more of their menu.

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