I was told to check out the lavender haze matcha by one of my yelp friends and this drink did not…read moredisappoint. I am sad the February speciality drinks are done for the year but this drink definitely will stay on mind. The lavender haze was on the sweet side but I throughly loved the cold foam. I ordered this at the atrium so as always it's fast paced but I'll need to venture back out either to the airstream or innovation square.

Totally cute little coffee place inside UF Health center lobby atrium area. I needed to get a bold…read morecoffee and my daughter got a Matcha drink. They do have various drink specials as well that you can try. A bit pricey for the two drinks but well worth it since it was mom/daughter time! The place is right around the corner from my daughter's apt so that was key when you want coffee -now!

This is such a beautiful space for a coffee shop. I thought I was in Miami or Tampa Bay for a…read moremoment! The service was great, very kind humans working the counter. I had the blueberry matcha, which was fantastic, and my friend had the cherry latte, which she said was also delicious. Would definitely recommend!

This is a beautiful, light and airy space right on University. The decor has a retro chic vibe,…read morekind of like an upscale 50s cafe. The entry area is cavernous, with large booths, small tables, and various other seating arrangements, and a staircase leads to more seating in a high loft. The drinks are very good, it seems like their specialty is in the flavored drink combinations. The honey oat milk latte is delicious and smooth, and the sweet graham latte (I got half sweet) with cold honey foam was really well balanced. I really like that you can get a flavored latte and have the option to tone it down. The staff is very laid back and pleasant, two baristas were handling a decent crowd without any real delays and without rushing or slamming things around. Overall a great atmosphere and drinks. Somewhat of a con: being so close to the university, the place is swarmed with students camping with books, notebooks, and laptops. 1-2 people taking a 6 person booth, equipped like they're having their mail forwarded there. I'll return, but just plan to take my drink to go.

On our way to brunch, my friend and I heard salsa music and followed it straight to Wyatt's. It…read moreturned out to be their anniversary, and they had a DJ there all day along with a specialty "birthday cake" drink for the occasion. I couldn't resist trying the chocolate strawberry latte, and it was amazing. I loved the sweet, fruity flavor mixed with the cream and coffee--it was such a unique and delicious combination. My friend ordered the Wyatt, which was also very good--a perfect, classic hot cappuccino that really hits the spot. We're already planning to come back and try their matcha next time!

Not only is this probably the best coffee shop in Gainesville, I personally like it more than most…read morecoffee shops I've tried in California. The coffee is pleasant, the ratio is spot on, and consistent every time/visit. My husband I personally really like their espresso tonic, latte, and honey cold brew. The other seasonal drinks are good too but you can't go wrong with the classics. The coffee shop itself is also very nice - nice vibes and staff. A perfect study spot or a place to just relax and chat.

We were visiting Gainesville and just happened upon this gem! We were able to join them for their…read moresummer solstice ceremony which was a nice experience and a first for us. Everyone was so friendly and made you feel welcomed! We can't wait to visit them again and have a Chinese tea ceremony.

LOVE HOWL. Such a good vibe, excellent drinks. I tried the swamp water which didn't taste swampy at…read moreall! Lovely staff and such a welcoming spot. Namaste

I love CYM coffee! If you had a favorite and it's not on the menu anymore you can still get it! My…read morefavorite was Dragons Breath. So so good, honey, cayenne and blackberry!! Small cozy establishment, decent pricing, good baristas, nice selection of pastries. They can get busy on weekends so you may have to wait 5-10 minutes but the coffee is worth it. I just moved out of Gainesville and CYM is one of the places I will miss most!

We were estate sale shopping in Gainesville and stopped in for a quick Matcha and Smoothie! Loved…read moremy strawberry match, it was so creamy and smooth!! We also had a mango smoothie that was a big hit! The staff was kind and this little coffee shop was decorated cool with music memorabilia and books! Very cozy and had a great vibe

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

Stopped here to meet a friend for breakfast…read more A delightful quirky bakery with lots of natural ingredients. A small but eclectic selection, including fresh made pasta for sale. I had a chocolate croissant, which was excellent. Do not, however, order chocolate milk. They have milk, but they do not have chocolate. They poured a bag of fake chocolate powder that is normally added to water, to the milk. Obviously that was terrible.

This organic sourdough bakery located in Gainesville offers light bites, sandwiches, pastries,…read morecroissants, coffee and sourdough breads. The local treasure has seating indoors and outdoors. The interior atmosphere is vintage with an inviting eclectic feel. I had the Roasted Beet Sandwich $9.45 It was so unique and delicious. We went back two more times in a week and I had it both times. I also had a Kombucha $5.25. We also purchased some of the sourdough bread, pastries and cookies. The staff is very friendly and efficient.

Easily the best Eggs Benedict in the city. Get it with a side of the billionaire bacon. You'll…read morethank me later.

Really cute spot - a bit bohemian and crunchy feeling. Limited parking available right behind if…read moreyou're driving. It's not a big place. Seating is divided between indoor and outdoor patio. Order at the counter, get a number and then they will bring food out to you. Self serve water is available inside. We were there a busy day. Wait to order wasn't too bad and we found a table outside, but nobody was bussing any tables so basically customers sitting down were left clearing the dishes from the table of the people before them & wiping down the table. Nobody from the restaurant came out to help or apologize and it wasn't until dishes were almost toppling out of the bin that anyone took them away. Menu is pretty diverse - you can get some traditional items or more eclectic. We ordered the green goddess salad, croque mademoiselle (ham & cheese sandwich) on gluten free bread & okonomiyaki (japanese pancakes with cloud eggs). It took probably 30 min to get our food. The food presentation is really lovely & feels special when it's delivered. However, taste left something to be desired. The Japanese pancakes weren't good. The egg specifically looked really pretty all puffed up, but was so bad none of us were willing to have more than one bite. There were some other funky flavors going on there as well that detracted from enjoying it. The ham & cheese sandwich was okay, but the cheese is put on the outside, including a runny cheese, so it's a total mess to try and eat. Definitely do not order this one on a date! We ended up just eating the inside portion. It does come with a small green goddess type salad, which is nice. The entree green goddess appeared great when delivered. Loved the light, fresh dressing and ingredients. However, lots of the lettuce had sort of rotting tips, which made me worried to eat it especially since this isn't the cleanest place. Despite appreciating the quirkiness of the restaurant and the selection of fresh options they offer, we won't be returning.

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 ;)

Cute coffee shop! Good coffee and a lot of options. Plenty of seating and a great place to relax or…read morestudy. There is a thrift store right across the way which is also fun to go explore. Get the coffee, skip the bakery items! They have gluten free options individually wrapped but sadly they are awful. This is the one thing I wish they would improve

Amazing vibes, amazing coffee, friendly baristas :) My favorite coffee shop in Gainesville!read more

I love the building this coffee shop is in and the inside is super cute as well. Parking is not a…read moreproblem as there is street parking and a small grass lot nearby, and there is seating inside as well. The baristas were very helpful and kind, and service was quick. My problem lies in the coffee, which was just not great. I got a mocha latte, and it tasted very bitter, like maybe the coffee was burnt. I wanted to like it more but unfortunately I would not get the coffee again. They have lots of delicious-looking pastries though and I'd be back to try one of those!