There aren't many coffee shop options in Saxapahaw, thankfully, there is a really, *really* lovely…read moreone - with great views - that's surrounded by a handful of restaurants, a hiking trail, and retail shops. During my long weekend at Cup 22, we dropped in at least three times for morning coffee and pastries, and we also checked it out for a live concert one evening. There's plenty of parking, outside seating, wifi, pastries... The early gray pastries are where it's at! Because this town is small and lives life at a slower pace, don't be in a hurry, as each time we visited there was only one person working.

Has hands down taking the spot for my favorite vanilla late! I wish I got pictures of building this…read moreshop is located in, because it's awesome! The nicest staff, the cutest building and like i said the BEST vanilla latte! You know it's going to be good when the barista says "our large has 4 shots instead of 3, if that's okay?!" Can honestly say I will be going out of my way just to try this place again! Also while there, i saw they offer live music (assuming on the huge stage they have inside the building) and picked up a flyer to research local bands and come back one weekend to hear some play! Places like this make me love my small community.

Counter service with a delicious breakfast and lunch menu. Some booths and a series of two top…read moretables plus outdoor seating for when the NC humidity isn't causing you to sweat your face off. Staff are super friendly. Menu is almost entirely locally sourced. The store also carries some locally made gift items like pottery and jewelry as well as a small but curated selection of pantry and first aid items for anyone renting a local vacation spot or camping.

Had a good lunch at the Saxapahaw General Store the other day. Their beer and cider cooler…read moreselection is awesome: something for most every taste. The food was quite good: local country cooking and some other unique dishes served up on a casual patio alongside the building. You order inside & the servers bring your food out to you on the patio. [You clear your own plates.] The major drawback of the SGS is it takes a LONG time to get your order- like a REALLY long time. Do not be in a hurry here or you'll be very disappointed. The lead guy did say however-many minutes, and it was perhaps twice the estimate. Recommended if you're not in a hurry & want to relax for a bit outside. PS: Saxapahaw comes from Catawban- /sak'yápha:/ ; which is composed of /sak/ ("hill") and /yápha:/ ("step")

Second day of a road trip from Michigan to Fayetteville NC and pulled off in Siler. We were so…read morehappy to find this beautiful coffee shop with top notch drinks. Highly recommend

Tried two new drinks today, dulce de leche cheesecake cold brew and rocky road latte. Both…read moredelicious. Cold brew is very strong couldn't taste much of the dulce de leche but still good overall! Updated to add menu pictures! As of 7/15/2025

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

I had the salted eucalyptus latte which was perfect- balanced, nuanced, unique. I loved it! Curious…read moreabout some of their other seasonal offerings- creamsicle and blueberry pancake lattes! Will definitely be back.

Decided to stop by this coffee shop to try something other than the big business coffee shops…read more Went in around 830am before my son's dental appointment. Line was very long but we waited since we still had 30 minutes and it was only 8 minutes away. I ended up ordering a latte and a cinnamon roll. You can tell the barista was stressed which I understand. What got me was watching her wipe her forehead and touch her hair, then touching the coffee cups. I looked past it since girl was busy. So coffee came out and I asked about the cinnamon roll I purchased. Immediately was told "oh someone else must've taken it" ok well this was the last one and I didn't like anything else in their selection so I asked for a refund...you'd think I was asking for something free when I said this lol. The cashier did apologize and of course I understand I just figured a refund would be easier. I had paid cash and we stood there for a good 5 minutes or more trying to figure out how to refund the cash. I was asked for a receipt which I never received. I've never ever had issues with people refunding cash before. I don't like holding up the line when they're so busy but man they were acting like this was my fault. So finally the barista was about to hand me the cash and I thanked her, but this woman did not hand me my money, actually she shoved it into my hand with attitude and no eye contact without saying one word. I stood there in shock that I was treated like this...my son was there and at this point we were running late to his appointment so I didn't address it. I unfortunately will never be back to this establishment. Cute coffee though.

We'd never been in North Carolina and Yelp dutifully directed us to this yummy and friendly coffee…read moreand crepes spot as we made our way from the airport to our hotel after a long redeye flight. The staff were so friendly and the crepes were some of the best we've had. To top it off the coffee was delicious as well. Our uber driver who picked us up was surprised that we landed in Graham after our flight from LA. We're glad Yelp directed us here - cute little town!

PRESS Coffee Crêpes Cocktails is hard to beat if you are looking for a casual, tasty breakfast or…read morebrunch in the area. The casual but polished ambiance fits perfectly into the charming, throwback small-town feel of downtown Graham.. which feels like something out of an earlier era with its historic courthouse, independent movie theater, and locally-owned boutiques and casual restaurants. The menu offers a wide variety of made-to-order savory and sweet crepes, as well as several toasts and waffle dishes. On my last visit to PRESS, I had the seasonal Blue Ridge crepe ($16.50), which was excellent -- a savory, blue-tinged shell filled with a great combination of sweet maple syrup-glazed ham and tangy granny smith apples and topped by a scrambled "hurricane-style" egg and a spicy maple mustard drizzle. YUM! The beverage menu at PRESS is equally impressive, featuring everything from made-to-order hot and cold coffees and tea-based beverages to a carefully curated cocktail list. I really enjoyed the soy maple pecan latte.

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.

Great coffee shop in Mebane!…read more The ambiance is warm and peaceful. Upon entering, you're welcomed by a small boutique with items you can browse on your way in or out. It's a great place to study, work, or meet up with friends. The music is just right, and the background chatter creates the perfect coffee shop atmosphere. I've tried multiple drinks--my favorite is the cortado. The coffee is definitely on the lighter roast side, but still very good. If you're in Mebane, I highly recommend stopping by this coffee shop!

This was a cute little find in Mebane! Inside was quaint, cute and well organized. There was unique…read moreseating and artwork hanging up, and a section to find unique gifts and items for purchase. They had a great menu with lots of options and my barista was very nice. I ended up going with a chai tea latte and it was delicious. I had a really great time, relaxing and talking to my friend. If I'm in downtown Mebane again I will definitely stop.

Have passed by this coffee shop many many times heading down 15/501. Definite local vibe here…read more They make a tasty dirty chai, with either 2, 3 or 4 shots of espresso, as good as any I've ever had. Worth a stop if you need a Java fix.

Great coffee and friendly service. I got a large iced vanilla latte. The barista warned me it came…read morewith 6 shots and they could adjust as needed, which I appreciated. The interior itself was small interior with limited seating and didn't seem like a place you'd park with a laptop for an extended period of time. They had many local event posters hanging and were selling some local made jewelry. I would definitely recommend!

We were in town for a concert at the Haw River Ballroom. We decided to have dinner at The Eddy Pub…read morebeforehand, and we're so glad we did! The setting is absolutely beautiful. Nestled along the river, it has such a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. The food was just as impressive. My parents both ordered the burger with fries, and they couldn't stop talking about how juicy and flavorful the burgers were. The fries were fresh, hand-cut, and perfectly cooked. I had the chicken tortilla soup, and it was delicious, comforting, and flavorful. The service was friendly and attentive. The Eddy Pub exceeded our expectations. Between the beautiful setting, great food, and excellent service, it's absolutely worth the trip. We'll definitely be back the next time we're anywhere near the area!

True to my word (see review from January 2025), we gave this place another try - this time for a…read morelunch for four. Three of us had sandwiches or wraps, and the fourth had a salad. The sandwiches were delicious, though difficult to eat as the breading kept falling off of the fried chicken since it was a bit too thick. The salad looked disappointing, though our guest is not one to complain. The fried halloumi cheese was too heavily breaded - at a proportion of almost 1:1 cheese:breading. Service remains sketchy. Unsweet teas were (eventually) refilled, but with sweet tea, etc. It's the only game in town, really. But if they want people to drive to Saxapahaw, they may want to up their game if possible.