Very nice place,very relaxing and large area.The service couldn't be any better and the coffee is…read moredelicious!

From the look from the back, I never would have picked this place, because it looked like it was a…read morerun down warehouse. I came here with a local. I ordered an oatmilk cappuccino with no added syrup, and it was fantastic! It was ready quickly as well. The menu is the best coffee shop menu that I've seen. It makes it very clear what is in each drink so you can easily pick the best option. The atmosphere is really relaxing as well. Everything is spread out with several different seating areas, comfortable furniture, and dim lighting. I could easily see myself cozying up with a good book or getting some work done.

Great service. There's a real sense of community here. I had an iced caramel latte and it was good.read more

I love the smell of coffee beans! This is what greets you as soon as you walk in & it was heavenly…read more The store has a great variety of coffee beans & loose tea. My husband is always looking for good coffee beans. He decided with a Guatemalan/Oaxacan blend. I opted for the jasmine pearl tea. The staff is very friendly & so helpful! The price is decent. We will definitely be back next time we're in town. Highly recommend!

This is a nice little trinket. It's the exact same vibe as every bagel shop opening here for some…read morereason lol. If you're into golden milk teas or specialty drinks minus caffeine, they have one of the best I've tasted so far. The Lox bagel is good only I don't like it on the everything bagel-theirs is too salty (the bagel). But it is made with regular cream cheese, capers and loads of smoky salmon-try it! It's a very good texture too! Overall, location is in an area where there's not much parking. Food is decent but expect a high price , one Lox bagel is over $13. It's a good place for a quick bite, a quiet read, or just a hangout. Total vibe

Staff is very friendly. Creative menu selection as far as coffee options. The person taking my…read moreorder recommended the brown sugar cinnamon latte which is my vibe 100%. It was very good. The inside is very well decorated although WiFi was slow for me just fyi if you're doing work from there. Great vibe all around and clean.

Three days in Huntsville, three different coffee places. Yesterday was the very Lowe Mill-themed…read moreGold Sprint. Angel's Island cold hardly be more different. That is, without going corporate or lousy. Or both. (Looking at you, Peet's!) Where GS coffee is rowdy and expressive, Angel's is calmer and more familiar, yet still flavorful and robust. GS's baristas are, uh, Bohemian? as my parents would say; Angel's entirely suburban. GS has lots of room to sit and stay awhile, while Angel's Island has a small indoor space but features its efficient and well-used drive-thru. GS has excellent pastries. Angel's has good ones, but clearly relies on its coffee and convenience. Both are great. Depends on what you're looking for and, for sure, where you are. And you will be very happy if Angel's Island is your choice. Go there!

First time here and the lady suggested this summer specialty drink called Golden hour blonde =…read moreamericano, cream, brown sugar, caramel, caramel cold foam Absolutely delicious!! Cute setting. Great customer service. Parking is a bit of a challenge but they do have a drive thru

The food is exceptionally good, but the lack of an interior building to relax in takes away from…read morethe whole experience. I grew up making homemade donuts at the first snowfall, as well as other times, and these donuts are just as delicious as my mother's homemade ones. I live in Madison and it would be nice to have a Beignets & Brew closer to where I live.

Delicious!!! It's so hard to find beinets. This cute little café is the perfect spot. Great coffee…read moreand beinets. They also have a few breakfast sandwiches and a drive-thru of you don't have time to come in. A great spot to meet the girls and sit to catch up. Great ambiance. Good counter service. It's a great expansion of their food truck.

I still like this place and have even gotten "real food" there…read more Pros: Staff are friendly! They nicely ground the bag of (overpriced) coffee I bought with zero complaints. The breakfast sandwiches and BLT are decently executed, but I'm REALLY not a fan of their bagels. Their bread (particularly the baguette) is fantastic, though. Note: it sells out quickly. You can still pick up your to-go order without having to deal with people. They now have a cute bookshop inside. They make their own cream cheese! Cons: If I'm paying $1.50 for an avocado add on, PLEASE don't let it be oxidized and brown and gross. This makes me sad. Parking is still a nightmare. See above about the bagels. I'm prepared for the hate I'm about to get, but I prefer Bruegger's...which is sad, as I'm sure they're produced and come in frozen. Prices have gone up, but that's to be expected. I would love, however, the option to not add on a side for less moolah. I don't want their straight from the bag chips, random baby carrots, or (somewhat icky) fruit. Depending on the timing, you may be able to get a seat. Or you may be fighting a soccer mom with 4 screaming toddlers just to pick up a to go order. Still a fan, but know what you're getting.

This is just for the bagels. The good Parking is plentiful and easy in and out. The bagels were…read morepretty good you can tell they were prepared in the traditional boiled manner that results in the chewy outside texture. And they offer just enough Schmear as an extra and will toast it for you. It is a quaint place that offers a place to hang out for a while. The staff was cordial not overly friendly and seemed really focused on the tasks at hand. I would have liked to have had a better breakfast bagel sandwich selection as that is what I was looking for but most of the offerings were on toasted bread.

Expectation...delicious coffee, delicious Canadian Bagel bagel…read more First impression...it's dark in here. A bright Tuesday morning and it's still just dark. Second impression...I'm awake! Nitro cold brew. Milk, no sweetener. Smooth as silk. Delicious. Third impression...coffee is gone, still waiting on my bagel, boredom is setting in. Fourth impression....still waiting. Eyelids getting heavy... Fifth impression. Lukewarm bagel finally arrives, definitely not as fresh as expected, something tastes like refrigerator, assuming it's the cream cheese. Final impression. A little disappointing. Get the coffee, skip the bagel, walk outside, let your eyes readjust to daylight. Hope you didn't get a parking ticket...

Finally made it here to try their sweet potato pie latte. This is located inside of Green Bus…read moreBrewing. So it might be difficult to figure out if you're not familiar with the area. It's nice to have another coffee option that is open on Sundays downtown.

Around April 2026, Amelie Coffee came under new ownership. Since then, it has become one of my…read morefavorite spots - not just locally, but across all of Huntsville/Madison - to get a coffee. The interior is still clean and feels thoughtfully designed, so despite its small/moderate size everyone can find a spot that feels "right" for their needs. I've come to socialize with friends and also to read/write and regardless of the presence of other guests, I always feel the right amount of privacy and quiet. There are a few new touches that make it feel even cozier and homier, such as their choice of background noise/music (often, you can hear Bob Ross painting softly on one of the tvs) and art. There are also a few activities for kids to do, like coloring sheets. The owners themselves can often be found working behind the counter and have always treated me with warmth and courtesy. They're a younger couple who are obviously working hard to figure out ways to improve the business. I've enjoyed using my punch card. :) Their coffee is delicious and they are regularly dreaming up new flavor combinations for the season. My favorites in the past few months have been their banana pudding matcha and, currently, their latte made with fresh figs. It's so incredibly well-balanced and delicious! The syrups are made in house and it shows. They also offer a variety of freshly baked pastries; I finally tried one (a pumpkin spice scone) and it was also delightful! Perfect texture and the extra sweetness from the glaze gave it a great punch of flavor. I encourage all Cove and OXR residents to try this business if they haven't already, or try again if you went prior to the re-opening. It's honestly worth a drive from elsewhere in the city if you're a coffee connoisseur. I'm so happy to have this place and look forward to many more visits. :)

Such a great coffee shop and perfect addition to the area! They are big animal advocates too and…read moretake donations for the local shelter. I love that! I got their maple latte from the fall special menu and it was delicious. I love that it wasn't too ultra sweet.

Visiting HSV for three days, staying near the Arsenal gate 1. The AirBnB fibbed to us, saying the…read moreplace had a drip coffeemaker, which it did NOT. So at 8 each of three mornings, I'm making a trek to each of three local coffee spots and will compare them. We do drip, so can't say anything about espresso brews or cold whatevers. Gold Sprint is first. It's at Lowe Mill, and looks, acts, and tastes like it: pretty artsy-ferny-handmade place with strong!, unusual, yet flavorful coffee served by eclectic and intense baristas. The store is clean, busy and comfortable. There are no stoppers for the go cup lids, so recommend either ordering "with room" or snagging an extra napkin to sop up spillage from your center console. The weekday I went they had a small selection of pastries as well. Gotta say the blueberry scones were about the best I've had outside the UK. Get that! Two 16-ounce coffees, two pastries, and a generous tip came to $20. Not bad. Quick comparison: Angel's Island had less interesting yet still strong and delicious brew, a more standard but much smaller inside space, ordinary-people baristas, a larger selection of good but not excellent pastries, and a drive-through. $20 for two 20-ounce cups and two pastries. And plugs for the cup lids so no slosh spillage. Clearly designed for the drive-by morning commuter, where Gold Sprint is aiming to capture your coffee-drinking butt for a little more time. Go to either one. You will be happy.

Gold Sprint saw me a few too many times during my Huntsville visit. My Mom's job loves this place…read moreand recommended for me to check it out. Parking is easy, the space is cute with plenty of seating, wifi works well, prices are comparable to other coffee shops in the area. Things I tried: El Camino Latte - the habanero syrup adds a nice wake up to the senses Lavender + Honey Latte - One of my favs. I got this one iced and it was simply refreshing. Cloudburst Latte - Had this both hot and iced. My preference is hot. I feel like you taste the bergamot, vanilla and coconut better. Cold seems more one note to me. Signature Matcha - To the point. Nothing to go crazy over. Had iced. Apricot and oat matcha - Preferred this one over the sig. Had iced. Service has been great for me each time. The space provided a nice work area. Busy spot without feeling too crowded.

I love this place - it's one of the original coffee shops that started opening way back when I was…read morein school. The coffee is always good, and the people are always kind. The treats and snacks have changed over the years, but it always feels like home.

Mike S. summed up OTC shoppe in his review - good job Mike! Bohemian and hippie-esque has always…read morebeen OTC's vibe. Getting new tires in Athens the other week, I (sadly) noticed an obituary on their bulletin board for Cheryl Prince Sendowski who owned the coffee shoppe from 1998 until it was sold in 2013. This was one spot my Birthday Club group met at in the late 80s and early 90s. We enjoyed their simplistic sandwiches and iced teas. I'm not a coffee snob by any stretch, and their coffee doesn't evoke great memories for me; however, I do recall it being "fair trade," even back then. The sandwiches were good, the place was nice to relax in, and the back patio was even more eclectic with various statuary and just "stuff" hanging from the fence. Sandwiches were nothing you can't make at home, but they were good, edible, quick and filling! The community bulletin board was always clustered with fliers and business cards for music lessons, missing pets, and pressure washers. It's a local's place for locals and had one regular, Mike Maples who was conferred with the title "Mayor" of Ole Town Coffee. The gazebo out front is quaint to sit in. Do know parking is tight. There aren't many spaces out front to park. I think the back alley may have some spots. For a slice of Huntsville, I would recommend visiting OTC!