My go-to coffee shop when I'm in Chapel Hill, visiting from California…read more Iced maple latte (12 oz, not the 16 oz because the 16 oz has too much milk in it for my liking). Their cold brews are very good as well. Con Panna if you're need that little something extra in the afternoon (would ask for extra Panna).

Super cute coffee shop with excellent baristas. Enjoyed everything we had and will be back next…read moretime we're in town. - Lavender Orange and Pistachio muffin - warm and delicious - Hot Lavender Vanilla (half / half) Latte - Amazing! Perfect temp, smooth and nice balance of flavor. - Salted Coconut Caramel Latte - Good, I liked the lavender vanilla better, but that's more my flavor profile.

Every Friday, Counter Culture does a free 10 AM coffee tasting, which is a cool experience…read more Admittedly, I am more of a tea drinker, but I still learned a lot and think this is a special outing for anyone interested in learning more about single origin coffee. The baristas were very welcoming and knowledgeable, providing a sample of the coffee (we were given a coffee from Burundi) , providing some information on their harvesting and roasting practices, and opening up the floor to an audience Q&A. Ambiance is very modern and chic and there are two bathrooms open to visitors in the facility. I would recommend going on time to the tasting if possible for the best seating/experience. I came 15 min late and the seats were all taken and it was a full house. There were no issues with finding parking; there is a gravel lot adjacent to the roastery. Overall, a very unique experience!

I visited this fantastic coffee wholesaler a few weeks ago for their coffee concentrate event! They…read morehave manufactured a prepared coffee concentrate that can be diluted and used in everything from lattes to espresso martini. They plan on selling to shops, bars, and restaurants. They drizzled some of the coffee concentrate onto ice cream, which was amazing! I can't wait until they start supplying local stores. Hopefully, it will be available in stores for customers in the future!

Fantastic FTO coffee roasted and delivered fresh to your front door. Ethiopian and Guatemalan, each…read moreroasted lightly, are great, consistent coffees. Support local, but good value matters; you get that here.

A good friend recommended this woman-owned business that sells organic, fair trade, kosher beans…read moreand it was great advice. I'm now a longtime subscriber to home delivered coffee from BeanPeace Roastery. I get "Roasters Choice" delivered in 1-pound bags of American or Viennese roast (French roast also available). The beans are super fresh and aromatic, always a treat. Highly recommended.

My partner had a key lime espresso tonic here that he talks about at least once a month…read more Imo solid coffee, and often has fun seasonal specials. In the middle of food mall so pretty loud, can always take a seat outside or walk to the park however

An amazing place tucked in the Durham food hall. The small size is so big and they have so many…read moreoptions to choose from. The chai was amazing and just what I needed to have a good start to the day.

The cutest little coffee shop!! There's been a buzz brewing about this spot so we had to get out…read moreand check it out. Not a lot of parking out front so they allow parking next door at Kings gr but they kept a line of folks. Yes it moved, don't worry. Fresh pastry variety was quite impressive. The goodies were: Vietnamese coffee donut & creamsicle donut from Red Start bakery. An apple pop tart, & blueberry cheese danish also caught my eye. Yes I got them all. There was more but a guy gotta have limits. But I'll just they were mmm mmm good. I'll have to get the donuts again. There is limited seating, and a children's play area which was so cool. I'm hard pressed to not get my jolt of Java so I got a cortado with a drizzle of caramel for a little sweetness. LOVED the flavor, would've loved it if a little hotter. My son-in-law got the Mexican Coke, vanilla espresso. It was cold and amazing as per him. My wife's latte also needed to be hotter. I'll cut the barista a break as she was a one woman show.

Omie's is a small hidden gem in Durham. This place has the best truly espresso/coffee forward…read moredrinks in the triangle. You can tell the quality of the drink and beans Omie's is high quality as soon as you taste it. I absolutely loved their fun and creative seasonal menu. I ordered the pumpkin pie brown butter latte, and it was so tasty. Normally, I have to ask coffee shops to reduce the sugar, but this drink was perfectly balanced. In addition, Omie's sells baked goods to complement your drink. There was a selection of tasty treats to pick from. One of my friends got a HUGE cookie, which looked absolutely delicious. As a fair heads up, parking and inside seating areas are limited. However, Omie's has done the most to maximize the space to make it a cozy place to sit. Pro tip- there is a little more seating to the left of the bathrooms, and there are several comfy spots interspersed throughout. Come for the good coffee, good vibes, and lovely service staff. I definitely know that I will be back!

They charged $0.25 for a literal splash of oat milk which I thought was kind of lame. The food and…read moredrinks were okay but overall kind of expensive for what you get. I've been here once before and had a good experience, but was really disappointed by the service, price, and quality this time around.

Kind of confusing since this is the coffee service within The Daily (rebranded from The Daily…read moreBeer). They started off with basic single origin coffees but have expanded into making more of their own syrups and original coffee drinks. The atmosphere is very casual and friendly -- mix of locals and college students. They also usually have a selection of donuts and baked goods. And of course you can also order beer, wine and food from the Daily -- all from the same counter. Nice friendly spot and worth a visit.

Great coffee. Cool setting. Good people. They often have…read moreunique drink specials that are really good.

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