Lemonade, ice cream soda, ice cream, tea, coffee, milk tea, fruit tea, and so many lattes!…read more Lots of room to sit and relax as you visit downtown Williamsburg. The staff is so friendly, and it's a pretty chill Place to visit. It's close to public parking and restrooms. We ordered 2 tiramisu lattes. Good, but be aware it takes awhile to get them.

Cute little coffee and ice cream shop. Service was quick and the latte was delicious. They have a…read morecommunal bathroom with two other restaurants. It was perfect to stop in before our ride home.

Met up with a friend and tried their drink of the week which was absolutely delicious! I wish I…read morecould remember the name but it had coconut milk and some cherry flavor and just great for a hot day! Also tried their maple pecan cookies and I was surprised how good they were! The brownie was a little too rich for my taste but I will just get more cookies next time! Service was good and it's a little tight in the space when it is busy, because it is a popular spot with the college students and those visiting Williamsburg, and hey even us locals!

Dinning Experience: 2/5 Coffee: 4/5…read moreFood: 3/5 Prior to eating at this location, we had died across the street and thought it'd be nice to give it a try based on the outward experience and the folks sitting out in front at the sidewalk tables. It looked to have a good vibe, but once we walked in, we realized it was a coffee shop that served food. You have to get in line grab a menu and place your order. Any coffee, water or juice juices are delivered on the right side of the bar and the food is delivered on the left side of the bar. And what I mean delivered that's where you have to go to pick it up. The food is served on Small paper plates so you will lose some of your food as you try to cut or move it.. I ordered the breakfast platter which was scrambled eggs, choice of meat, potatoes, and toaste. My partner had the cheese omelette with sourdough toast. There was nothing special or extraordinary about the food. With the small paper plates that they use food easily fell onto the table top. They don't offer water in a cup, but rather you can buy a bottle of water. If you didn't realize that after you ordered, you have to go back and get in line so that you purchase your water. (We assumed they had water/cups to use). We left felling unsatisfied.

Discovered this indie coffee shop in Williamsburg near Busch Garden exit off Merrimac when I was…read moredown for a brief visit and OMG - BIGGGGG LOVE!!! So much to love about this new discovery besides the fact that it's NOT a Starbucks lol and for those that know me, you know I love and love to support and discover tucked away indie coffee places (see my reviews!). This place is also a roastery and sells their own bean blends. I don't know the history behind the shop and name but was told it is chemistry themed and owned by W&M alum - yassssss! Service is SUPER friendly and excellent so that's a bonus! I lovvvvvvve that the latte menu is chock full of super creative seasonal flavors - so many to choose from!! I stopped by twice while in town and staying just down the street. Had a hot Rose Macaron latte and the next day had the Lemon Bar. Both were DELICIOUS. NOT OVERLY SWEET BUT WITH SUBTLE FLAVORS AND BOLD ESPRESSO TASTE. NOTTTTTT WIMPY WEAK. Both days I had the OG Bacon Egg Cheese sando on an ET bagel that was a decent accompaniment to my seasonal lattes which were clearly the stars of the show. I was there during the week - once mid afternoon, the other day late morning and it was not crowded at all both days. The seating area is HUGE. 2 separate adjacent rooms - walk through the front ordering area and you'll find a large, super cozy and inviting "living room" type space with comfy couches, armchairs, dining tables with chairs and even cubes for studying. Dark and moody vibes. SUPER COZY, RELAXING AND KEPT VERY CLEAN AND TIDY. The other seating area has a bunch of tables and chairs, lots of windows, brighter and more conducive for gathering. I took and posted a bunch of pics and some vids so check them out. So glad to have discovered this coffee spot and gem! Will definitely be back when I visit Williamsburg again! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

I found this place by accident just looking for a coffee shop to stop in. It looks amazing! So I…read moredecided to stop in and get something but what? So that's when I found this really good latte flight. I highly recommend it! You get it hot or cold. They have food. A cool looking fish tank. And honestly, a lot of good looking lattes and drip coffees. Definitely a nice place to hang out. You can sit outside or inside. Service was pretty quick and the staff was really friendly. If I live closer, I would come here way more often!

Very friendly staff and the cupcakes are very tasty. The owner met us at the door and apologized to…read moreus for the A/C because no one the fritz.

So good. Get anything with the black salt garlic bagel . Love bake shop. Huge bagels and sammys.read more

Grit Coffee is a quiet, peaceful coffee shop. They offer nitro cold brew and a hibiscus berry iced…read moretea, which sounded great and I'll have to be back to try. I got the honey vanilla latte with oat milk. It was very smooth and not too sweet. It also wasn't scalding hot so I was able to start drinking it right away. They also have a "for here" option, where give you glass or ceramic cups/plates to use while there. In addition to the peaceful atmosphere, the furniture was comfortable and the staff was so friendly. She chatted with me about when they opened and the events that are sometimes held there (today was a thrifting pop up).

I came here during a Sunday afternoon and order a honey vanilla latte ($7.5) with almond milk (+$1)…read moreand it was made in about 5 minutes. The drink had a good balance of sweet and coffee, but didn't feel like a lot of caffeine. Staff were friendly and the interior was nice! It was a bit pricy for what I got , but got the job done. Drink(50%): 7.0 Staff/service(25%): 7.5 Value(25%): 4.5 Overall: 6.5/10

This was a great find in downtown Williamsburg. We went there because they were open a little later…read morethan most specialty shops (7 PM) and they featured some very interesting and artistic decorative pottery and ceramic pieces. However, what really stole the show were the treats. The Turkish Coffee was superb. It was authentically made via the sand method. I got the Ottoman which had milk added with touches of cinnamon and cardamom. It was a wonderfully flavorful concoction. We also got Turkish Delight and Baklava to take away. The Delight lived up to its name, especially the chocolate brownie variety. It was an exceedingly delicious treat. The baklava were also terrific as they were loaded with honey. To top things off, the proprietor was one of the nicest and most engaging people you'd ever want to meet. He is originally from Istanbul. I enjoyed my conversation with him since that is a city which I highlight amongst the ones I have been privileged to visit. It was a lovely visit to this delightful shop and we hope to return in the future when the chance arises.

Still some of the best baklava in Virginia as far as we're concerned. We've had friendly service…read moreevery time, and the coffee, tea, and baklava are rally top notch! Not a ton of seating, but they do have a couople small tables and chairs...

What a great coffee shop! Inside a white house, they have a full coffee menu, food, and pastries…read morebeautifully on display. In honor of the second day of Fall, I ordered the maple latte. It was delicious! Service was kind and efficient. There are two levels to the space, so you're bound to find a table during the week. They also have outdoor space when the weather is nice.

3.5 stars. This place is super cute inside but just has 4…read moretables. There are a few more on the patio outside. It seems like more of a to-go place? I snagged a table inside and had the chili garlic omelette which was delicious. It came with toast, but there was no butter on it or the table (?). It was okay if I put the eggs on it. I also ordered a chai latte which was clearly from a premixed box and much, much too sweet. Service was friendly.

What makes this ordinary coffee spot a lounge? This is rhetorical question. Poor…read moreguy,untrained,unskilled didn't know what he selling. I asked for herbal tea and was offered Earl Gray tea,which is high on caffeine and can't be consumed by someone who strictly drinks herbal drinks. He didn't know name of pastry he sells. I suggested to call owner and ask,he told that owner wouldn't appreciate it?! What??? I can't believe that this person dare to hire someone that untrained and prohibit to call him. I was told finally that pastry is beignet. I took it and for owner I reporting that this is apple donut,fried apple donut. Place have no restrooms ,this is ridiculous,because sit down coffeehouse without customer restroom is almost illegal. I added 1 star because this untrained cashier heated pastry which wasn't bad. But allowing to work this level of unskilled employee creating potential harm to everyone.

wow! This coffee shop is great. I love the vibes, and the location is awesome. The barista working…read moreat the front named Claire was so kind and welcoming. I definitely will be going back because she made me the best coffee I've ever had. And she was so welcoming and brightened my day.

Stumbled on this place by our hotel. Very unique coffee shop with a laid back atmosphere. Barista…read morewas very super friendly and well knowledge on drinks.

When we walked into the coffee shop there was a dog sitting on the couch we went to take a step…read moreover to it and it started to growl when we were still pretty far away. Just thought it was kind of odd you would let your dog roam free in a shop with customers when it's not friendly. I got the bourbon brown sugar latte. The barista was very friendly. My latte tasted like fluoride and it was hard to drink my friends coffee also tasted almost burnt. My friend said the matcha was good though. Maybe it was just a bad batch the coffee was a hard to drink. Overall the ambiance and the service was really good the coffee could just improve.

I'm originally from NY, so maybe I'm picky when it comes to bagels. I had their lox and cream…read morecheese. I told them to leave off the capers. It came with tomatoes, something else I never had on my sandwich. Something wasn't quite right about it, I didn't realize, but their bagels are just meh, they certainly are not NY quality. I had their cream cheese and bagels. I like poppy seed bagels best. There was way too much poppy seeds and the taste just wasn't great. I did have their potato knish, that was yummy. I tried to get that on my last day there and they were sold out. I asked for latkes, also sold out. I didn't try their reuben, if was staying longer I would have tried that. Weekends are very busy and no seating. They do have Dr. Brown sodas, so they do follow some tradition. I just wish they would get better quality bagels. But I still think it's definitely a worthwhile visit. Great location.

This is the place to go for lunch at Merchant Square. It's a small deli with large sandwiches. I…read moreordered the Reuben, but with pastrami rather than corned beef. It was good! It comes with Coca-Cola and your pick of chips. There's no space to sit inside, but there are plenty of tables nearby.