First time visit. Liked the quaintness of the place. A bit of a wait. I sort of wish they had a few…read moremore breakfast options (that include bacon and/or Taylor ham). That said... I will be back!

Favorite cafe in Carrboro/Chapel hill area. The staff is nice and friendly. Space is great to catch…read moreup with a friend or some remote work or read with plenty of tables. Usually not too hard to find a spot whether outside,patio or inside. Danishes and pastries are tasty with my favorites being the cinnamon roll and blueberry cream cheese danish. Full bar with coffee and even adult beverages. Have only come in the morning but there's plenty of evening activities advertised!

La Vita just relocated a few doors down in the previous restaurant space. Now it's layed well and…read morecozy. They've added a nice menu with simple, healthy options for breakfast or lunch. The table space is welcoming inside and there's plenty of tables outside with heaters if needed. Located in Southern Village, it's walkable which makes it even nicer. I ordered a green smoothie with Kale, apple, ginger, pineapple and banana. This was delish! A bit pricy but it was my lunch. This new space is perfect to hang with friends or work.

The shake I got was amazing and I love the new location! The ambiance is great but the young lady…read morewith the scarf and black skirt could use some customer service training. To start as I was heading inside the door she walk in front of me and let the door close in my face and then after she made me shake she walk to the counter and did not hand it to me and I said thanks so much as she turned her back and never said a word. Truly rude ...

Solid cafe to get brunch and study! Got the breakfast burrito, French toast and drinks. Doesn't…read morehave that many outlets tho we got really lucky that time!

Food: 4.5 Location: 5…read moreInside/seating :5 Service: 5 Overall value: 4 My spouse and I came here for lunch as we were in the area, and it was recommended. I had the BLTA sandwich with french fries and Dijonaise on the side and my spouse had the sausage, egg, and cheese breakfast burrito with home fries. We also each got different sodas from the cooler area. The total for two lunch entrées and two canned sodas was about $40. I feel like this is pretty high relatively speaking for a sandwich and fries, and a breakfast burrito and home fries + two canned sodas, which is why I gave the overall value a four. However, the breakfast burrito, home fries, and regular fries were AMAZING. Probably one of the best breakfast burritos I have had in a really long time, and the home fries were crispy and well seasoned. The sandwich I had was pretty good, but nothing super special, and definitely not worth $16. I didn't particularly care for the Dijonnais, but that's just personal preference and glad I had it on the side. The restaurant itself has ample parking and is easy to find. It has a lot of seating, as well as lounge type seating for the breakfast/café crew and people who might be coming to do a little bit of work. You order at the front and they give you a number and bring the food out to your table. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and kind. The restaurant itself was clean. Overall, I would probably give this somewhere between a four and a five, but I do really love to support Local and I could tell this place probably makes a banging coffee drink and had delicious looking desserts, so I went with a 5. Unfortunately, we live between 35 and 40 minutes away, so we likely won't return, but if we find ourselves in that area of Chapel Hill, I would consider stopping in for another breakfast burrito!

This place is adorable! I came across it one day because I love trying new coffee shops. Since my…read morefirst time, I've been here twice and the service is always friendly and fast!!! I never have to worry about waiting in long lines when I scoot through scooter's!

Drive by! While driving down MLK PKWY in Durham I noticed…read moreScooter's coffee from the road and made a U-turn. I pulled in the parking lot to look over the menu online, once I was I was ready I pulled in to the drive through lane. The drive through was quick and efficient. There's lots of options to choose from on the menu. I suggest looking over the menu beforehand to get an idea of what you would like to order. *I'm pretty sure that Scooter's is drive through only. My cold brew came out perfect!!! I highly recommend you check out Scooter's Coffee.

The coffees are amazing, and there are some really creative flavor choices. The pastries are also…read morephenomenal. and according to my 11-year-old son, the bagels are the best around. The baristas were super friendly and patient with us, and the decorations inside the coffee shop are eclectic and fun to explore.

We stopped by on a Monday morning for coffee drinks and baked goods on our way out of town on a…read moreroad trip. My iced mocha was perfection. Muffins and bagels with cream cheese were fresh and delicious. The interior of the coffee shop was cozy and inviting, with a couple friends meeting up and a few individuals working on laptops. Next time I'll have to visit when I have time to stay a while, and I'll probably pick up some whole bean coffee too.

I walked over from Mavis Tires and Brakes while my vehicle was being serviced. The manager…read morementioned there was a coffee shop just a short walk away. I'm glad I made the trip. I ordered the ham and cheese croissant with a caramel coffee, and both were excellent. The interior has a cozy atmosphere, and the outdoor seating area is delightfully eclectic. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by.

For a truly unique experience of coffees, teas, and other beverages this is the place to visit…read more With three locations to choose from they're easy to find! And it all started way back when being sold from a bicycle that was converted to dispense coffee! My spouse had an Americano and I had the Amalgamation cold brew tea when I saw someone walk by with it. He said it was very tart, but I thought I'd try it anyway. It's Very Heavy on the hibiscus tea, which is all I could taste, in spite of lemongrass, peppermint, orange peel, and cacaco nibs being in it too. I had some honey added, but that wasn't enough to temper the tartness so added some sugar, which only had a little effect. It wasn't until I added some half and half that it became better. That's my taste buds. Anyone else's may be different, but with or without the cream, it's a very pretty drink. We brought the cinnamon roll home to have later, but it smells divine. BTW, I love the small tables. Colorful and very intricately painted.

The space nails the industrial-warehouse-meets-neighborhood-cafe thing without trying too hard…read more Exposed ductwork, dark ceilings, warm wood slat paneling on the counter and half-wall, white subway tile behind the bar, and enough trailing plants to soften it all. There's an upstairs loft and a mix of seating downstairs. Prices are fair for the quality. Latte $4.50-5.75, mocha and chai in the same range, drip from $2.50. Flavor shots are $0.50 (rosemary brown sugar and toasted coconut stood out). The grab-and-go case is well stocked with sandwiches, fruit and cheese cups, overnight oats, granola, and Nitro cold brew if you need it to go. Food menu covers biscuit sandwiches, breakfast burritos, and the Van Gogh Wich. Small gripes: it's hot only on several drinks (pour over, espresso, cortado, cappuccino), so know that going in, and no pets allowed. Summer menu had some fun seasonal stuff--iced prismatic with cherry cinnamon apple. If you care about where your beans come from and want a cafe with genuine character, this is an easy recommendation.

Outstanding local coffee spot with exceptional service. It's got lovely natural light and plenty of…read moredifferent seating options, though it can get pretty crowded during peak hours (especially in college exam season). They have some wonderfully creative seasonal flavor options, though I wish the flavors came through more strongly in the drinks. I appreciate the variety of non dairy milks. Their premade foods have never disappointed me -- they're a little pricey, but not astronomical for the area, and everything is fresh. The selection of pastries from Ninth Street is great too! The service has always been what really stands out. No matter how busy they are, they make a point to connect with you kindly and genuinely. On the one occasion I had difficulty with an online order, they went out of their way to help. Overall, JVG is my reliable neighborhood coffee house.

The coffee was good and the owners were so sweet and kind, but an unflavored almond milk latte cost…read moremore than $8!!! I would love to keep supporting this buisness but I also know that I can get this same exact drink at another locally owned coffee shop 10 minutes away for $5...

Found this little gem while shopping Saturday morning, while we were waiting for DSW to open. We…read morewere greeted immediately when we entered, the cashier was super friendly. I got the Zephyr Brew and my friends got a latte. The coffee was really good. We had a seat and hung out a while. Overall, a cute little place to stop and get coffee. Not sure how great the location is for them though. It didn't seem too busy on a Saturday morning. Maybe it's busier during the week?