First morning coffee and we stopped off the highway here to a friendly welcome. Mrs. K. and I each…read moreenjoyed our coffees - a latte for her and a cortado that was more like a large flat white for me. The blueberry muffin with it was perfect - light and fluffy and with big juicy blueberries inside. The two coffees and the muffin were inexpensive which is always a great bonus. Restrooms were also in perfect condition. This is an easy five star review. [Round number review 400 of 2025 - 1464 in Virginia - 23962 overall]

Really cute place, felt like a slice of the north in the south. Tons of flavors of coffee syrups…read moreand ice cream. Came for their brunch (once a month) was really good. Customer service 10/10. One small recommendation- have skim milk or soy as an option. (But we're picky northerns) - Check this place out!

The best bakery in the Tri-cities!! The pastries are mouthwatering and the ambiance is perfect…read more (Wish they had more staff because it's always a long wait in line.) But delicious bakery goods!!

Pastries were delicious, especially the cheesecake bars. My husband got cranberry orange, and I got…read morecaramel apple. This place was busy! Right before Christmas rush, we were picking up some cakes for holiday gatherings. Took awhile for staff to find our pre-orders in the cooler. Lemon cake was my favorite over the strawberry but both were delicious! We did stay, but there looked to be plenty of seating for a cozy cafe place to relax.

Absolutely lovedddd this place. Everything from the decor, to the cookies, allllll the flavors of…read morecoffees, singles of soda waters and beer?! In town "vacationing" the nearby places had never heard of seltzer waters I felt like a northern outta place. I knew as soon as I stepped in to this coffee place it felt more like home. I even asked where the owner was from - I KNEW it had to be New England. Lots of single cans to try new beers, NA beers and soda waters. Finally was able to find the new liquid death flavor. Espresso cookies 10/10 I mean so good I ate it and then bought 2 more. If you're looking for a great coffee place this is your place. 100/100. Check this place out; seriously.

From out of town and we've been coming for coffee here for about 2 weeks now. Mackenzie does an…read moreamazing job on our drinks and has a smile that lights up the room. I'm pretty particular on my 4 shot Americano. If this place wasn't good we wouldn't keep coming back.

Friendly staff nice decor and the food and coffee was wonderful, bought coffee to take home....read more

This cafe has a fascinating location surrounded by the remains of a coal mine and associated…read moreindustrial facilities which have been abandoned for some time but still look impressive. The cafe itself straddles a stream that was likely used for water power. They had pastry options and some diner style hot breakfast, but I wasn't blown away by these options and (correctly) anticipated that I might prefer my food options on the other side of the mountains. However, their drink selection was quite robust for a place in a pretty rural location. I ordered a coal dust which was a mix of white and dark chocolate; I was a bit miffed that the menu didn't make it clear that it was actually a coffee drink as it could just as well have been pure hot chocolate. However, the flavor combination was ultimately successful for me. Travelers should certainly consider stopping in this location to take a look around, and why not pick up a beverage?

Hair salon, boutique and coffee shop all under one roof. Coffee was excellent great, and the…read moremerchandise in the shop looked like good quality.

It was a little hard to find as its up too and around back. Very cute gormet coffee shop! All types…read moreof coffee! Big sofa!

Welcome to Harlan Kentucky, I've been here for about a week now, here in the mountains everything…read moreis spread out It takes a little bit to get anywhere, but the one thing that this area of Kentucky is not short on is unique coffee shops, in Harland Kentucky in the old Buttermore building, you really feel like you have stepped backwards in time. There's an area in the back that feels like your living room, you're surrounded by old books on all four sides, there was a live fire chimney that we sat by for quite a while. This place is filled with thousands of books, a lot of them containing Appalachian literature showing the history of this place. Today we had the creme brulee frappe, a hot coal miner latte, and a hot mocha latte. I was able to order the lattes in "for here" mugs which made for great pictures. We also got the bacon mac and cheese panini, I'm not a big fan of putting mac and cheese in sandwiches, but this tasted amazing. With this being a small downtown area on an early Thursday morning, they only had one employee Skylar, but she was amazing and able to still get everything out quickly and she was very friendly while we had a lot of questions. Final note, I was impressed with the name of this business Moonbow Tipple. Moonbow which means lunar rainbow and tipple which can mean someone who drinks a lot or what your favorite drink would be. Which sounds like a great name for a bookstore. So have to speaking to the barista, moonbow is common occurrence here in this part of Kentucky and Tipple has to do with a coal tipple.

Ordered a pumpkin spice frappe. Price was okay. Taste was delicious. Staff was friendly,…read moreestablishment was clean.

Edgar Allan Poe themed coffeehouse with dark academia vibes and a huge seating area in the back…read more The interior decor is very unique, including a cozy fireplace and two autographed photos of Giancarlo Esposito, who played Gus Fring in both "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul".

This is a superb place for a strong cup of coffee! It may not look promising on the outside, but…read moreonce you enter this place, you'll be glad you took the extra detour to get here. The interior has a cute roasting station. I spoke briefly with the manager/owner (Greg) who has operated in this location for about 5 years. I had a large cup of brewed coffee (it was a medium roast) with 2% milk. Wow! This delightful cup of coffee kept me awake for the remaining drive. Note to readers - this is more of a "grab-n-go" place that does not have much indoor seating. Thank you Yelp for leading me to this coffeehouse tucked in a hidden area of Johnson City, TN. If you're a student at ETSU, it's worth the 5-6 minute drive to get freshly brewed coffee here. If you are driving between Asheville, NC and Abingdon, VA and sorely in need of something a bit stronger than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, I would recommend Pike House Coffee in a heartbeat.

So I go to creamy cup every day just about I have never had bad drink from there I truly believe…read morethat it could put bigger chains in danger if it branched out Dunkin and Starbucks would be in great danger it's the freshest and the cheapest and extremely delicious

Don't let the long line scare you off! It moves fast and trust me it's worth it!…read more The staff who work there are always kind, friendly and helpful. The heartbreak drink is my favorite minus the energy portion and substitute with lemonade! The white mocha fantastic. My kids and I love love love this place! If you are in a rush Stay away during the morning classes start at the college because the wait will be a little longer but totally worth it!

The new owners have revolutionized this place and taken it to the next level. The coffee is great…read moreas it always has been, but everything else is elevated. Amazing staff, fast service, house made syrups (much healthier and better tasting than Starbucks). The atmosphere is incredible, and they have added more seating making it easier to get a seat to get some work done. My kiddos love the rolled ice cream (especially watching them make it right in front of them) and makes it easier for me to enjoy coffee with the kids.

Yelp search led me to Urban Brews & Creamery! Love their homemade sourdough bread, enjoyed the…read moreToasty Sandwich. My Earl Grey tea was properly brewed. Staff is very warm & welcoming.