A literal hidden gem. Super friendly service, nice decor, tasty food with fresh ingredients and a relaxing and inviting ambiance! Can't wait to come back

Carolyn V.

Orange Coffee Bar is a small and cozy Korean cafe in Duluth. The service is always friendly and quick since it never gets too full in here. It's a great place to work/study for a bit if you have the time, though I did not take note if they had outlets available. I have been here twice - the first time for a drink and the second to share bingsoo on a hot summer's day. I was hesitant at first, but decided to try the sweet potato latte and was pleasantly surprised by the taste. It was warm, comforting with the right amount of sweetness. For the bingsoo, I tried two different flavors - Redbean with injeolmi and mango. They were both refreshing desserts and enough to share between at least 2 people. I personally loved the injeolmi (Korean rice cake generously covered in roasted soybean powder) which tasted similar to peanut butter. It's located on the opposite of the plaza from Honey Pig, so make sure to stop by for a sweet treat!

Jada H.

The first coffee shop I visited when I moved to GA.... And the last. So many feelings associated with this place. Their drinks are always my go-to on a good day, bad day, whatever in between. And you get a 10th drink free or discounted

Chelsea G.

Medium-sized, Korean cafe with dark wood and black tones throughout the interior. I drove 30 minutes just for the cute latte art advertised here and my drink was nothing like their photos. I'm very disappointed. Things you should know: I. PARKING You cannot park right at the entryway on a rainy day due to reserved spaces and valet marked lots. So make sure you have an umbrella for a brief walk if it's raining. There's plenty of free, available nearby spaces. II. SERVICE Inconsistent, I suppose. Since I didn't get what any of the pictures presented with my latte.. III. QUALITY Average coffee from my experience. Macarons are frozen ~ you have to let them thaw, but they're very delicious. IV. CAPACITY Large amount of available seating for a weekday late-morning.

Allison C.

The drinks here were quite incredible. I got an oatmilk latte and my mom got the sweet potato latte (which is non-coffee) and both were SO GOOD. The oatmilk latte had such a deep coffee flavor and the oatmilk was not overpowering in any way. I was also obsessed with the sweet potato latte because I already love the Korean sweet potatoes so to have it in a hot drink form just in time for the holidays was fantastic. I can't wait to go back here to try some of their other drinks. For now, I'll be ordering the hot drinks since it's cold outside but I hear that their smoothies and cold drinks are just as good for the spring/summertime!

Miyuki Y.

I love this place! It's never crazy crowded, it is comfortable and cozy enough to sit and enjoy some good coffee and good food. The rice cakes here are good, they take 15 minutes to make when you order which is no big deal. And the croffle here is good as well. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a lowkey coffee spot

menu is marvelous! a tight space but they have ample seating, staff is always nice as well!

Claire H.

This place is really cozy, and their drinks are really good. Plus their service is really good. The only thing is that this place is towards the pricier side, but still worth the experience. Their dalgona latte is really good and sweet so worth a try also!

John H.

Orange Coffee Bar has been a staple Korean cafe in the area for years. They're known for their coffee and bingsoo offerings. Purely food based review: Strawberry Bingsoo ($12.9) - Melts in your mouth, plenty of strawberries and topped with whipped cream and condensed milk. Pistachio macaron ($3) - larger than average macaron offerings. They come in many different flavors. I've also had their giant Honeydew bingsoos in the past and they were great for a small group. Unsure if they still do them as I didn't see it on their menus anymore.

Sandy J.

Highlight: They have those carved out Melon Bing su for those who like the new and different amidst the smattering of Korean coffee and dessert places in Duluth. Essentially, look down at the pics but they take a half melon (watermelon and honeydew) and put milky bing su (soft as the first snow fall and not the hail like stuff in sno-cones), a scoop of sweet red bean azuki and vanilla ice cream ( the sweetest/sugary part of this whole dessert). For people who like a healthier version of bing su minus the typical cereal toppings and high syrup flavors, this is the one to get. I recommend splitting this with 3-4 friends unless you're super hungry and don't plan on eating any other meal around this. They also have lattes, teas, and coffees here for those who just want a coffee store here in the Honey Pig block. If you want bubble tea, you best go next door to Kung fu tea. This is a better place to get work done and study though if you're looking for that (most Korean places are quieter and bubble tea places are noisier). I chose the melon bing su b/c if you've ever had those yummy Melona popsicles at the Korean market that compliments the sweetness of honeydew with a light touch of cream, then this is the live healthier version of a melona. I was right- and plus the sweetness really came from the vanilla ice cream- I loved the texture of mealy azuki to add complexity to this dish. Desserts these days try to add contrasts in types of sweetness and texture to the palate which I appreciate. 12.95$ for this half monster, but its worth it if you have a team to split it with and are celebrating life/birthday/friendship etc.

Tae Kyung Y.

I give Orange Coffee bar a 4 - this is actually one of my favorite Korean cafes to go to, but for some reason.. I never really crave it. I'll only go if someone suggests it, and I usually love it whenever I go, but for some odd reason, I never am the one initiating this place (vs. places like Arte 3 in Suwanee). Some favorite menu items from their menu include the kiwi juice (must try), the watermelon bingsoo (shaved ice) and melon bingsoo (shaved ice). Orange Coffee's coffee is actually really amazing too and pretty much any coffee product you order, you will also enjoy it. The spicy rice cakes aren't as good as Coffee by Hand's, but it's still pretty good (and a bit cheaper, I believe). The croffle is good but pretty pricy. When I visited, we entered the small store (yes -- the store is pretty small) and I wanted to try the strawberry latte. (Disclaimer: It does not have any coffee in it). I thought it was OK -- I think there's better drinks at Orange. It wasn't as sweet as I expected it to be; it just felt like watered-down strawberry milk with strawberry puree. Overall, I really like Orange. It was never my go-to cafe, but I truly did enjoy every one of my experiences there. It's definitely more frequented by Korean-speaking people, but anyone in the area should give this place a try!

Chelsea K.

Review only based on the macarons!!! I had to review their macarons ($2.50) because it is a new find. The size was pretty decent and they had about 10 flavors. They don't have a lot of stock for all the flavors, but I got to try 5 flavors. I tried strawberry, earl grey, caramel, oreo, and coffee. My favorite was oreo! I would recommend this place for macarons (in Duluth!)

Nathaniel J.

Ok, its been a crazy last 30 days but im back at it. I was actaully looking for a cool place to work that had good coffee and wasnt too far from my home so this was one of the spots I've always seen but never tried until recently. HISTORY Its cool that I just tried this place because its JUST recently taken over by new owners who have only been here about a few months. That said, the franchise itself has been here over 6 years. I dont really know the full history but I have lived in this area on and off for six years and its been here the whole time. Nice Coffee, Music Friendly Staff My latte was pretty good, I would say it was ALMOST on par with my favorite coffee spot (cafe blue) and got me excited enough to keep coming here on almost a daily basis. The staff is also very friendly, ready to answer any questions (and I asked a lot my first time here). The only issue I had was that no one at the time could tell me what kind of coffee they were brewing which I really need to know to better appreciate the taste. One thing I love about this place is that they have a few tables outside that are under these huge umbrellas so I literally did a conference call with my job in the rain and stayed dry in my corner (thank you great umbrella). This spot works awesome as long as your not on the receiving end of all the smokers (dont sit where the wind is blowing). Overall it's a place to set up and get some work done while enjoying good coffee. I only wish they had more snack foods but being in proximity of MJ and Thank U Chicken really helps.