Incredible experience. I ordered the mango Matcha and my husband ordered the chai coffee. We also…read moresplit a flight of the mint Matcha, Thai tea, and cinnamon tea. It was a delightful afternoon. We will definitely be back!

The atmosphere was very nice and calming. The people there has been very helpful and friendly. I…read moreenjoyed sitting and relaxing with a nice drink. It made me take my time and just focus on the present. The tea has been amazing and I can't wait to come back to visit again.

Always great! Try the pea soup! You'll be happily surprised! The service is always top notch! The…read morecutest cafe in town with cozy tables and even a counter!I love the quiche!

EXCELLENT!! Great prices, adorable little store to browse through before and after and awesome art…read morecenter next door. Will definitely be back!!!!

I came here with a friend on a hot afternoon looking for a cool drink. I spotted a latte special…read morewith Ube and coconut and wanted to try it. I was a bit disappointed that they only offer whole or oat milk, as I was used to having more milk options (like low fat or nonfat). I can't drink whole milk and I'm not a big fan of oat milk. The barista recommended that I try the oat milk and said if I didn't like the drink, they would make me something else. I asked for light oak milk and hoped for the best. My latte was served in layers, so I got a big blast of oat milk in my first sip, but after I mixed my latte, it tasted so much better. The coconut flavor really came through and offset the oat milk flavor. I was really happy with my drink and with the super helpful barista. I'll for sure be coming back!

I'm a coffee lover extraordinaire. I was excited to go to this place because it was highly…read morerecommended by a friend. As anyone can see by my other reviews, I give a lot of 4 and 5-star ones, and am generally not a complainer. When I rate something low, there's really a reason. There was nothing for me to like about this place. First, there was no signage to speak of. It wasn't real easy to find. I didn't even know I had found the right place until I saw the name of the place on the bags of coffee. When I came in, it was a cold feeling, not a friendly one. Every person I dealt with behind the counter wasn't warm or inviting. I got the feeling that they felt I "should have known" where to order, and "should have known" where to wait, or to pick up my coffee. I got a takeout hot coffee but had to interrupt and kindly ask for a lid. And when I did I got a vibe like I was an irritation or something. I went out to the car with my coffee and told my husband I hoped it was really outstanding coffee with what I had to go through to get it. And you know what, it wasn't all that great. It's not worth going back for. I don't get why people like or recommend this place.

Friendly staff, great coffee, lovely atmosphere! This is a…read morefavorite gathering place for meetings.

Brick Road is a local coffee shop with a rail car exterior and surprisingly cozy interior. There…read moreare a few rooms for seating, each with a different vibe for different purposes whether you want to read a book, do work, or catch up with friends. It was quite busy on a weekend afternoon but the wait wasn't too long. They have a larger menu than I expected with both drinks and food, as well as coffee beans named after local streets. As someone who isn't a huge coffee drinker, I appreciate their long list of specialty drinks. The cinnamon roll latte and hot honey chicken biscuit I tried were great! The drinks are slightly out of my price range but I'd go back to treat myself.

3.5 stars! The coffee is really good, although very expensive. Their 16 oz, which I believe is the…read morebiggest size they offer, is over $8 with tip. They're also always usually out of pastries by 9am. And while I love the clean and cozy coffeehouse setting - they've got ample table space, outlets, and seating - it gets distractingly loud in there! I've been a few times, and both times I couldn't get over the noise level to read my book, even with noise-cancelling headphones!

Unfortunately grit is always a bad time for me. The coffee is mediocre at best, the prices are…read moreabsurd, and the service is always kind of horrible. This is the type of place I wanted so badly to be good, but every time I go to order, the baristas give me attitude or ignore me completely in order to continue conversations amongst themselves. I always feel like I'm interrupting something when I order or ask for napkins or really anything. Kind of an uncomfortable and unpleasant experience- worth skipping in my opinion

What a great little Richmond find! From the savory homemade kolaches to a rock solid unfrivolous…read morelatte, well worth the excursion away from my usual localish spots. Small, quirky and amazing. While the space doesn't lend to sitting inside, there is ample Euro cafe style seating in the breezeway out front if you want to immediately plunk down to enjoy that kolache (trust me, you won't regret your decision.) Explore and you will find...Surrounding Counties doing what they do extremely well and not overcomplicating things with a huge menu. Great team and service. Will be returning. Thanks!

Hole in the wall, literally! Came in to Richmond for an errand to make, and I found this place…read morewhile scrolling on Yelp. You walk down almost an alley, and it's the last door on your left. Never had a midwest kolach before so when I walked in I told the guy it was our first time. He proceeded to give me so many delicious options and explained to me the type of food it was. I ordered a ham and muenster kolach with mustard day special and then got one of their specialty lattes, it had rosemary or something in it? Such a cozy inside with friendly, chill people working, and life changing food. I felt like Remy eating the strawberry and cheese in Ratatouille. I will be back the next time I'm in town! Edit: Vegan options available!!!

Ben Wong is always a treat to visit with enough variety to fill any craving. The teas are fantastic…read more- particularly the fruit teas which are refreshing and not overly sweet, while still highlighting fruit flavors. I particularly like the Orange Pineapple and Orange Mango, but you can't go wrong with any of them. At just around $7 the price point is in line with what you would expect for a coffee replacement. The pastries are where Ben Wong shines. Showcased in the middle of the cafe, the ability to self select pastries often leaves me going home with more than I expect. The Pineapple Bun is fluffy with a mild sweetness, the Chicken Curry Bun is savory with a satisfying crunchy exterior, and the Taro Buns have a rich taro flavor. At $3-$5 per pastry you can't go wrong with any of them.

I've been a couple of times so far, and it's pretty good! The meat products (hot dogs) sitting out…read morekind of gross me out but it didn't stop me from trying them regardless. *Can confirm I didn't get sick ha. I really love their drinks especially though; the tiramisu latte is sweet but delightful. Their bubble teas, especially the creme brulee, are good too, and I love their blueberry fruit tea! Of their pastries, I've enjoyed their berry-focused ones the best, such as the strawberry cake. It's close by and my boyfriend loves it here, so I'm sure to be back soon. Prices aren't bad either.

Met my daughter for Saturday morning coffee. What a great place. Warm and welcoming ambiance and…read morestaff. Great food and awesome coffee. Place was busy but no wait for a table or for our orders. Great place and can't wait to come back.

Probably one of my favorite cafes in RVA that offers both a mean latte and an extensive food menu…read more Stir crazy is one of those places that all the locals know about and is extremely busy on the weekends, for good reason. As an iced latte fanatic, some of my favorites include the gingerbread and pollinator lattes. Only thing is, as a muslim who prefers eating halal, I wish that they'd have more food options without bacon/sausage or at least that they'd be open to doing more substitutions. The lily sandwich and the egg and cheese biscuits are my go-to's though!

Small and very friendly coffee spot. I think of the space as being great for 1:1 meetups or solo…read moregatherings. They offer seasonal menu recipes and several standards. A few window seats if you've got some light work to do or want to people watch.

A year later and on a return visit Reviresco is aways my go to coffee. They haven't misused a beat,…read moresame excellent coffee that is consistent day in and day out. Now if I could only get them to open a shop in Utah.

We found this spot about a year ago while searching for a local bakery, and now it's basically our…read moreSaturday tradition whenever we can make it. We've never had a disappointing meal. The Vanilla Latte is one of the best I've had, and their breakfast sandwiches never miss. My husband and I absolutely love the vibe -- it feels like one of those cozy neighborhood cafés you see in the movies. The staff is always super friendly, and service is quick. And, DON'T skip dessert! Their Nutella Brownie = 10/10!

A Richmond classic - but if you can endure the lines! I used to come here a lot more but truly the…read morelong line deters me. Still rating 5 stars because I've had so many memories here! --------------------------------- Drinks: I usually get a cold brew or latte. The cold brew hits, especially after a nice long run around Carytown/grove. Their lattes are alright, but not as good as some other places. The matcha is unfortunately not the best either, I think they use some type of sweetened powder as even the unsweetened is still sweet and the matcha flavor tastes burnt and not the best quality Also wish they had more seasonal drink options (other than the seasonal syrups) Recommendations: cold brew with splash of oat; pastries (macarons) Affordability: well priced (especially in this economy) Ambiance: cozy coffee shop vibes to hang out, not the best for studying/work Service: Great! they also have stamp cards Good for: post run coffee, coffee when you are not in a rush