Bold Coffee is the definition of a business that knows how to pivot. What stated as a coffee cart…read morein Portsmouth, Va in 2019 pivoted into a delivery coffee service before evolving into the permanent storefront in downtown Asheboro, NC. These savvy businesses owners have proven time and again their dedication to the craft of quality specialty coffee. Their adorable shop has ample interior and exterior seating. They offer a variety of signature drink from coffee to matcha latte's to Italian soda's and hot chocolate as well as a rotating seasonal menu. I tried the seasonal strawberry fields iced at the recommendation of the barista. It was phenomenal. A beautiful balance of strawberry and brown sugar.

Situated behind an Italian restaurant, Bold Coffee is easy to miss unless you are looking for it…read more If you are able to find it, however, you will be glad that you did as it offers just about everything you'd want from a local coffee shop. Friendly baristas? Check. Interesting seasonal drinks? Check. Unique atmosphere (industrial but with a bunch of greenery and lots of comfortable seating)? Check. I had a Strawberry Fields (brown sugar latte topped with strawberry cold foam), and it was an excellent pick-me-up after walking around the zoo. It would not be too bold to say that this is the best coffeeshop in Asheboro, hands down.

Ok friends. This is my shortest review in history. What I'm about to say tells it all…read more THE TABLE I hope you understand. No pictures.

Well, I didn't have a great experience here yesterday, sadly, I had to drive over an hour for a DMV…read moreappointment, so I looked online and this place was highly rated. I had already chosen my "carved turkey Reuben sandwich", yum, when I first went at around 12:30-the line was out the door, so went to my appointment, hoping I could get back by the 230 close time. Returned at about 215 yay, and happily walked right up to the counter to order my lunch, when I was told they were out of carved turkey (the way the server explained it sounded like an ingredient in the Reuben was out, not the actual turkey. I asked if the "simple turkey sandwich" had carved turkey, and I was told no, it was deli meat-deli meat is so processed and unhealthy. I was super disappointed. So I opted for a Smashburger after asking how they liked it and she said it was "delicious". Well, it's not a Smashburger. It's a double burger on a nothing special bun. I was going to take the bun off and eat it with a knife and fork, and I was looking for those yummy crispy edges on a authentic Smashburger. They didn't exist. This was a double cheeseburger with very thick patties. I think they were grass fed so kudos to them for that,, but it was incredibly dry sadly, and when I saw that the bun had been toasted with butter, I put it back on and had a couple more bites, but was super disappointed-and trust me nobody loves a great cheeseburger more than I but now I love smash burgers as well!. I also ordered the Orzo cucumber and feta salad (as well as the french fries) on the side and while it was OK, it was nothing special. French fries were just meh. After all the stellar reviews I had I was very surprised that they would make a double cheeseburger and call it a Smash-burger-I wish these restaurants would stop doing that, it's misleading, other restaurants do this too. And for the money I spent, I should've just gone to Shake shack! I DO think it's worth a second chance, and I will say everybody there was very kind on the Service level and it's an adorable, really beautiful spot and vibe ! I strolled around and looked at the merchandise afterwards. So hopefully I'll be back but just super disappointed I didn't have a nice meal and left hungry.

The food is average at best. Its definitely served out of cans with little to enhance the taste…read more The staff is friendly. If you want quick lunch it's okay.

Great food! Home cooking. Odd hours but breakfast is amazing!!…read moreTry the liver mush, crispy!

Stopped by Java June's Coffee Shop in Randleman and wow, what a cozy little spot! I tried the Honey…read moreBun Latte (white chocolate mocha) and it was so good, sweet, creamy, and just what I needed on a fall morning. The staff were super friendly and made me feel right at home. Loved the seasonal décor and cute local crafts too. Definitely my new go-to local coffee stop in town!

Finally a real coffee shop in Randleman. The coffee was…read moregood, fresh too. The menu has a while de selection, and service was top notch.

I've passed by this place so many times and never knew about it until a friend recommended it as…read moreher favorite coffee spot. The inside is spacious with plenty of seating. No frills and thrills, just some tables, chairs and a couple couches. Fine by me! The coffee speaks for itself. I opted for a hot pistachio cream latte. It was well balanced, not too sweet at all. I enjoyed the bites of pistachio topping. I did not try a pastry today but they all looked delicious. There was only one barista at 830am so it took a while to get my coffee. If you're in a rush this might not be a place you'd want to stop by on the way to work. But if you have time, it's worth the wait. I gave it 4 stars because the floor was very sticky when I visited. Not sure if someone spilled something or if it wasn't cleaned, but a couple of other patrons noticed the stickiness also.

My husband and I were intrigued because we heard that Fig and Olive Cafe had traditional Turkish…read morecoffee. We hadn't had coffee this way since our Greece trip in 2019 so we went to see if it was legit. As soon as we walked in we were in awe of the dessert spread that you walk past to get to the counter. The cakes looked SO moist and delicious! There were so many tantalizing flavor combos, but what stopped me in my tracks were the New York Rolls. Think giant crispy stuffed croissants! I ordered the Pistachio Cream one and no lie, it was 6 inches across and 2.5-3 inches tall. They asked if I wanted it heated (umm yes) and it was AHMAZING.i also ordered the fig and honey latte while my husband ordered the Turkish coffee. So good and unique! In fact, our visit was so good that 8 days later I chose Fig and Olive Cafe as a hang out spot for friends and I to gather for brunch. We all got the other three flavors of the New York Roll (Chocolate Hazelnut, Fig and Honey, and Biscoff Cookie) and shared them. I got the Pistachio Crème iced coffee and it was also excellent! 10/10 recommend these pastries! We had the opportunity to sit at the cafe from 9am-12:30 and we sat in cozy leather couches and enjoyed ourselves quite nicely! Staff were friendly and helpful.

Me and my family recently stopped by for a late lunch after the zoo. This was the perfect spot to…read moregrab something to eat after walking around the zoo. We started with the spinach dip and everyone loved it. It came with these toasted bread bites that had a great seasoning and crunch to them. They kind of reminded me of an everything bagel but as a bread bite. This paired really nicely with the hot spinach dip. They also have a ton of coffee and tea options. I was a little bummed that did not have fountain sodas. My sister got a smoothie and really liked it. For my entree I got the Italian flatbread. It was a really nice combination of flavors with the sausage and peppers. I sampled my boyfriend's flatbread (pickled) and thought it was great as well! They have a large variety of options, perfect for a group like my family with different tastes. Everyone enjoyed it and agreed we'd have to come back when in the area!

HORRIBLE! The cashier (the manager) lied to me this morning. From the first time I started coming…read moreto Brewskie's, the staff told me I could sit with my dog in the green chairs in the corner. After sitting down, they always brought me my coffee, no complaints. But this morning, the manager told me my dog was not allowed there, and that dogs had never been allowed there, not in the 4 yrs she'd been manager. HUH?? Why was she lying to me? Why didn't she just admit that she was making a change in their long-standing policy of allowing dogs there? Just the week before, I had come there with my dog and found the green chairs occupied. When I asked the employee if there was another place inside where dogs were allowed, she said no. She did NOT say that dogs weren't allowed there anyway. Good-bye Brewskie's. Good-bye to a manager who feels no shame for lying to customers.

I live in Siler City & finally got a chance to visit this coffee shop…read more On this very hot day, I ordered Cold Mocha made with Espresso & Almond Milk. DELISH!!! I also bought a slice of pecan bread which was so so good! Next time, I'll sit down, relax, and enjoy my Mocha & Pecan Bread!

Didn't even make it home I know it was just a 16oz but down it before the first turn I couldn't…read morehelp myself service was fast atmosphere nice and somewhat calming great for just relaxing with your coffee I don't get to stay long enough I was in and out but will go every chance

Amazing!!! The best little coffee shop in town!! Would return if I'm in the area. The bagels were…read moredelicious that I ate one and ordered another and made my husband split it with me. The iced coffees were the greatest "pick me up" in the morning! Do not hesitate. This place is your go to for morning coffees and quick bites. The service was great as well! Very helpful in helping us decide.

Oh what an amazing place. We waited for a long time at 'The Table' and then found this as a…read moresubstitute and thank god we did. Here is the summary of my experience here: 1) Ambiance 5/5: Cheerful contemporary inviting vibe. The seating is limited but I believe this is mostly a to-go coffee place. There is a couch and about 4-5 2-seater tables 2) Service 5/5 - The service was delightful. I had few questions about the bagels being vegan and they patiently heard and found out about it. Good news - Most of the bagels are vegan :). The girl in the front taking orders was very patient and helpful 3) Food 6/5: I am neither a fan of bagels not do I like coffee but I got them both. Here is the review: a) Iced Vanilla Latte - I did not want to have it but when I took a sip from my wife's cup, I was forced to get myself one too coz it was really good. b) Blueberry Bagel with cream cheese - This was another hit. Great bagel and cream-cheese. FYI - I am not a bagel connoisseur so I might be wrong but I loved the taste. 4) Value for Money 5/5 - Totally worth it in my opinion. If I am ever back in town or anyone is tired of waiting in line for the Table, ditch it and instead come here The Good: 1) Ambiance 2) Service 3) Iced vanilla latte 4) Bagels (they are mostly vegan) Not so Good: 1) They dont have sandwiches. 2) You need to toast your own bagel

This would be my first time here. It's a warmer day so the refreshing beverages (pictured) were…read morenice! Even as an avid tea drinker, I would return for the ambiance and spacious feel of the space. The staff had a pleasant aura and the beverages didn't take long to be served. Overall, looks like a cool solo spot to work or even catch a beverage with friends. There's even cool window seating available if you'd like to people watch while enjoying your refreshment

Been to this coffee shop a few times and the cleanliness of this place is superb. Had many of their…read moreoptions and I usually get the matcha latte. Never super busy and plenty of seating available. They have smoothies there too, was pretty sweet for the taste. All over its very good.

We found them on chatgpt . We just went to Cozy Cafe in Greensboro and absolutely loved it…read more Such a cute, quiet little spot with a great variety of options, including plenty for vegetarians. I had a croissant with avocado, egg, and cheese, and it was delicious. Their coffee was also really good with a nice, smooth brew. We sat outside on their adorable patio, which was peaceful, clean, and really well maintained. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Greensboro and looking for a cute breakfast or coffee spot.

I've come back twice since the first visit. The food maintains quality but the service gets…read moreprogressively worse. Two visits ago we had to wait almost 5 minutes for someone to seat us. Yesterday, I was told to grab a seat and I had to go up and ask for menus and water, the server completely ignored an empty water glass and couldn't remember which of us ordered what (she had 3 tables max and the other 2 had already been served) and then we were ignored more until we asked for the check. If the place was packed, I'd understand slow service - but with multiple employees just standing around, poor service should be the last thing a customer receives, If I come back, it will only be for to go orders. Can someone also please teach these serves how to bus and clean a table? I shouldn't have to see empty plates, cups and utensils after guests have left, and cleaning the tables should include under the salt shaker, pepper shaker and vase sitting on the table.