Cute coffee shop with plenty of parking. There are many two-person tables and a few booths, but due…read moreto popularity it may take a minute to find seating. I couldn't decide between two coffee drinks, so I tried both the Breve and the Cafe con leche. If you are looking for something creamy and delicious for the coffee taste do the breve. If you are looking for the same thing, but with some sweetness do the Cafe con leche. You can't go wrong with either choice. For food I ordered "Daryl's Chorizo Bowl" I don't know who Daryl is, but I am loving that chorizo. It has a base of eggs, covered with chorizo and a hint of cheese, onions and tomatoes. The drizzle of zesty green dressing and microgreens brings a freshness to a usually hearty dish. Staff was friendly, but it is laissez-faire vibe. You take your dirty dish (clean by the time you are done licking up all the deliciousness) to a rack at the back of the shop. To go boxes are placed by the utensil cart. Easy in and out. Did I mention they sell candles and other goodies (and I am not talking about the mouth-watering pastries or crepes) Overall a great place to visit in such a cute town.

LOVE the coffee. We will be coming back here again and again. The inside is very charming too!read more

Fast and friendly service via the drive thru today. The food and coffee were both amazing and…read morefilling.

CRAVE has been a coffee shoppe that many of our church members come for meet ups because of the…read moreatmosphere, seating, offerings for drinks (coffee, tea, latte, bottled juices) and sweets and croissant sandwiches. Though my husband frequents here often, this may have been my first time visiting to post about it. Wonderful, relaxing atmosphere. There are sofas, chairs, even tables with chairs. Some of the couches are quite low and, well used but are what I would expect at a coffee shop. The kind where you can curl up with a book though perhaps others may not like you hogging the couch I was meeting with a few other women and enjoyed a delicious chai latte with almond milk but instead posted the picture of what my friend ordered because of the adorable gingerbread man image on top of her latte. Mine was delicious and though I personally drink plain tea (sometimes with lemon) at home and not a coffee drinker, the latte was perfect on this foggy wet winter day. To be honest, it would have been perfect on any day. I was asked if I preferred a mug or the disposable cup, an option if it was small (I think though maybe large?) or medium size order. I had ordered a medium and there's something about having a handle, right? Plus less landfill item. Because I'm trying to reduce the amount of sugar intake from the holiday season (and had breakfast 90 minutes prior), I did not choose any of the baked goods, though tempting. I should have captured a photo to recall but there were muffins, cookies, etc CRAVE has WiFi available for its patrons and quite inviting to remain, not rushing anyone out. I saw people alone enjoying a drink and reading, others alone on their laptop, many with others enjoying each other's company and conversation. If you crave a place that will allow you to relax and/or have a pick-me-up drink, CRAVE certainly is a place to go. Because this is the anchor shop of a strip, there is ample parking along the parking lot on the side. And if you want full blown meals, there are options along the strip, one of which I have frequented often. I enjoyed my experience and thus give CRAVE a 5 star.

Creative & tasty drinks ! The inside is gorgeous, i love…read morehow they have games on the table to play . And the employee was so sweet .

Drove through SC and got a scoop of festive cake and loved it. I tried a couple of other flavors…read moreand they were all awesome. The iced americano I got was really, really good. I honestly think it was the best americano I've ever had. Unfortunately I put regular cream in it instead of asking for milk or soymilk, but it was still amazing. If I lived in the area I'd probably come here every day!

This was my first time at Chesnut Coffee, I actively avoid the mermaid when looking for coffee…read morespots and this place didn't disappoint. Friendly staff, comfortable atmosphere (if you're a plant lover like me you'll love all the greenery) and the best London Fog I've had in Greenville! I also had the chicken salad wrap for $12 which was pricey but the salad was really good although the wrap itself was a little dry. I recommend this place and I'll be back!

Popped into Chestnut Coffee this morning on my way out to Liberty, SC. I wish I planned my morning…read morebetter to be able to grab a seat and enjoy the environment that was inside of Chestnut. You would not be able to tell the charm and warmth that resides within Chestnut by looking at the exterior of the building, but I cannot wait to stop by again when I am back in town for work! I am looking forward to the incredible coffee, pastries {blueberry scone} and awesome service that Chestnut offers.

Ahh yes exactly what I wanted. This is a must try place if you haven't which you probably have…read more First off the staff is amazing and super helpful. They were all kind and considerate being my first time visit. Of course I had to grab a dozen donuts and an iced coffee. It was so good I got a bigger one before I left. I also got the Jamaica water which was really good. It's a very open restaurant which offers food as well. It's very well lit and just welcoming all around. Grab yourself a donut or three and enjoy the day.

bagels. Popped in and grabbed an everything bagel with sausage and cheese. Good price, kind staff,…read moreand amazing food. Bagel was perfectly toasted, soft yet a nice crunch on the exterior, super flavorful and buttered well. The sausage had hints of nutmeg. Oh my goodness I'll be back. Hit a quick workout next door, then hop over and try this place out

Amazing coffee and scones. Also had the bagel breakfast sandwich with cheese, sausage, and egg. It…read morewas so good.

I like having a place like this as a local coffee shop option rather than big chains. I love that I…read morecan pick up Happy Cow milk there too. It has decent espresso drinks, and has a nice pastry selection. I'm just not a big fan of their drip coffee

Nice place! Service was friendly- good coffee and breakfast sandwich! Would come back if nearby.read more

Steam Coffee in Fountain Inn is cozy, welcoming, and full of charm--but the real star? Their French…read moreToast Latte. Warm, cinnamon-spiced, and perfectly sweet, it tastes like brunch in a cup. Pair it with their friendly service and relaxed vibe, and you've got a local gem worth lingering in. Highly recommend finding a work from home spot.

A little European escape... just 2 hours from Atlanta If…read moreyou're looking for something different without hopping on a flight, check out Old Europe Coffee and Desserts inside BridgeWay Station. The entire area is designed like a small European village stone buildings, archways, towers... it honestly doesn't feel like South Carolina. What stood out The dessert case alone will stop you in your tracks. They had: cakes, cheesecakes, and eclairs macarons, cookies, biscotti croissants, scones, and pastries breakfast sandwiches + quiche It's the kind of place where you go in for coffee and end up wanting a full spread. Drinks + pricing Full coffee menu with everything you'd expect: espresso, lattes, cappuccinos, cold brew, chai, plus some fun seasonal drinks like chocolate strawberry and s'mores-inspired options. Prices felt fair for a specialty coffee shop, not overdone. The vibe This is what makes it worth the trip. It's not just a coffee shop -- it's an experience: great for a date solo coffee run content/photos or just walking around with a drink You can grab your coffee and actually enjoy the space instead of rushing out. Worth the drive? From Atlanta, it's about 2 hours so I'd treat it as a day trip or add-on stop, not just a quick coffee run. But if you like: unique spots good desserts aesthetic environments ...it's definitely worth checking out.

The only bakery cafe kind of place in this locality and had to say it was nothing like the reviews…read moreactually described it as. THE FOOD: We did try their Chocolate truffle cake and hot chocolate. Was initially confused between Tiramisu and Chocolate truffle cake and the staff there suggested to take the Chocolate truffle cake. It was not good at all. To be honest it looked like it was taken straight out of the refrigerator after storing it for the whole week. Very disappointing. Even the tiramisu looked like that. Seemed old and not so fresh. The cake was bland and there's not flavor in anything. Definitely my taste buds were in good shape that day! The hot chocolate was kind of okay. Nothing special about it either. Not sure what's so European about that either. They did have a good collection of macaroons but cake options were limited and slightly over priced IMO for the quantity and quality. AMBIENCE & SERVICE: The bakery tries to be rustic and is kind of decently lit. It's actually very cramped and all the tables & chairs were not arranged as we walked in on one side. The other side had a lot of tables overlapping and no place to walk into even if you found a place. They then started to arrange the tables and chairs on the other side probably after 6 PM in the evening. Not sure what's stopped them from arranging it earlier? Didn't see any cleaning going on either. The staff there seem good but look a lot careless or disinterested or out of touch with the work. Paper towels/ napkins were hard to find and when asked for they just hand over one sheet/ slice of paper napkin. Like really for a table of 3? I would try not visit this place as the quality is very average in terms of food and ambience. BOTTOMLINE: A sub standard bakery cafe with decent options and variety serving bland 3-4 days old cakes that doesn't have to be this pricey within a cramped space and a lackluster service. Nothing against anyone, just was super disappointed with a basic "not fresh" cake. MY PICKS FOR YOU: Avoid if possible!