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Olde Towne Coffee

3.8 (106 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Quiet
Outdoor seating
Good for working
Good for kids

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Harsha S.

Parking was a little tough to find. It looks like there are only a few spots too so I can't imagine a lot of people being able to be here at a time. There's more outdoor seating than indoor seating. Prices seem relatively cheaper than other coffee places I've been to in town. I ended up ordering a bagel with strawberry cream cheese and a plain latte with oat milk. The strawberry cream cheese was served in a plastic container, and seemed different from store bought cream cheese. It had a date of 1-12, but still seemed weirdly dried on the outside. Anyways, the bagel was good. The latte was just okay. Nothing special. Not sure if people order any different drinks while they're here, but I'm definitely tempted to come back and try some of the teas they have.

The main cashier area where you can find a selection of baked goods, flavored syrups, the menu.
Donna J.

Love, love, love the prices, baked good selection, varied outdoor seating and alternative cooler drink selection - they have protein shakes!! Our service was great too. We were greeted by a friendly Covid masked (which I greatly appreciate) cashier who explained to these two first timers the ins and outs of their varied coffee bean selection. She was terrific. We also love the 10% off for bringing your own cup - very eco friendly ... if only they would get rid of the single serve plastic water glasses by the door, I would give them a full 10 out of 10. or in this case a five out of five stars.

Outside and dog friendly area
Tom J.

Our second time visiting from out of town; nice little locally owned coffee shop. I had an almond milk cappuccino and my wife had a soy one; it was great! But, their wifi is even better!!! 360 mbps. Baristas were friendly and seem to like their jobs.

Turkey and swiss croissant
Lita G.

Adorable coffee shop with a very chill vibe. They have a variety of beans as well as loose tea, some pastries and sandwiches. Their lattes are just ok and I haven't tried other types of drinks there yet, but their croissant sandwich is delicious and tastes super fresh. I usually get the turkey and swiss and it's great for breakfast. Parking is a bit tricky, they have 4-5 spots out front, and some more out back but gotta drive through an alley to get there.

Sunset from the patio
Aura M.

We love visiting local owned coffee shops, their coffee, food, ambiance is always on point. Let me start by telling you about the ambiance, LOVED IT. The decor is very eclectic, from a church pew to a dress up skeleton all dressed up with their shirts sipping some joe. Little plaques celebrating coffee and cover albums hanging on the wall. The patio has several sitting areas, including a gazebo. We talked to the owner who was roasting some coffee and he and the baristas made us feel like we were regulars. Besides a cortadito and cappuccino, we had the chicken salad sandwich on a croissant OMG! and the Italian!! Awesome place to enjoy a great cup of coffee or tea get some great sandwiches and enjoy the view. Still wearing masks and practicing social distance.

Brewed Coffee (iced with chocolate flavor)
Bailey B.

Popped by to continue my "Bailey learns to like coffee journey" on Sunday afternoon. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience. Don't trust Google Maps to help you find this place, as it sent me in circles (more accurately, squares) around this place for a while. I thought I knew where it was, and I actually did, but the app convinced me that I didn't! Basically, go down Pratt past the intersection where Star Market is, and this place will be on your right as you head toward the highway. It's set off a good bit from the street and the sign is small, so it's easy to miss. I do see what other reviewers have said about the regulars/clientele. I definitely got some weird looks from the folks hanging around outside. 5 Points is a unique area, haha. I find its quirks kind of interesting, but I know it's not necessarily everyone's cup of tea. The shop itself is very tiny, and there wouldn't be room for a ton of people to sit inside under the best of circumstances. It's cozy and there's some cute nerd memorabilia, like a Dalek statue (and a photo of Alton Brown with said Dalek statue - never knew he visited Huntsville!). For now, they're only allowing two people inside at a time to order. They're serious about enforcing this rule, and I appreciated it. I asked for help making the coffee that would best suit my tastes. The barista was super friendly and pleasant and happily accommodated all my questions. One of the other workers politely offered to warm up my banana nut muffin, which was nice. I wound up with some sort of iced mocha creation to drink. I'm clearly not a coffee snob, as I'm still learning to /like/ the stuff, but for whatever it's worth, I enjoyed my drink, though I still could've gone for it to be sweeter. That's down to taste, though; my only real valid criticism is that it needed more ice. What was in there was a paltry amount that melted pretty quickly. The banana nut muffin tasted good (I've never had a bad one), but was lacking bigger pieces of nuts on top and any amount of chopped nuts throughout the body of the muffin. Overall, though, the super welcoming and user friendly baristas are more than enough to earn my favor for now. I'll stop by again sometime whenever I feel like building my coffee palate.

Latte
Ken R.

This place was staggeringly quaint. The quintessential coffee shop, nice menu, great coffee options, eclectic decor, limited inside seating, and an abundance of outdoor seating. I was ordering and ask them to leave off the bagel due to recent gluten issues. They quickly volunteered that they had a gluten-free bread available. I ordered that and my wife got cranberry oatmeal. Both were perfect. One of the best breakfast sandwiches I've had in awhile. The staff is quick and courteous, usually mutually exclusive terms. They really make the place. One of many stops on the Huntsville Coffee Trail. Make sure you drop in. You won't regret it.

Brown sugar cinnamon Flavored Latte 6/19/21
Ashley S.

This was another one of the craft coffee passport stops. We came here bright and early this morning after running a 5k. I tried their large brown sugar cinnamon latte with almond milk and it was really good! The only annoyance was their parking lot was blocked off so we had to find street parking and there isn't a lot of that.

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The employees here are sincerely nice and always get my orders right. It's a great, cute little place to hangout and I enjoy being there

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Great local coffee!!! Possibly make the best chai latte in town. Always a variety of quality options with a friendly staff.

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Love this place. First time here. Great place. Coffee is excellent and I am a coffee snob. I will definitely be back (as in tomorrow)!

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