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Three Tree Coffee

4.7 (99 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Quiet
Good for kids
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Nic M.

After eight years, still the place to stop. Coffee is great, which is the most important thing. Staff very friendly.

Wanda P.

Lunch with a friend! Delicious quiche & fabulous latte! I always stop by when in the 'boro!

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Lyssa I.

On a trip to Statesboro before my daughter started at GSU, we did a taste of the town. This was our second stop. Now I am a coffee drinker to the point of experiencing murderous rage if I don't get my coffee. Yet on this day, I was dying from the Georgia heat that was zapping me worse than in Florida, so we got Italian sodas with a splash of cream. Hot dog, if that wasn't a delightfully refreshing drink! It was like black raspberry fairies blew kisses in my cup. We grabbed a donut and blueberry colache for dessert later and they surpassed the SUPER YUM status bar! This place is not only ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS, but it is socially responsible! Why not give back when you get your buzz on?

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Dacia M.

Such a cute shop and such nice customer service. I got a chai with oat milk and my boyfriend got a cold brew. Delicious! We'll return for sure.

Syrup, smoothie, specials, and lunch menu.
Daniel B.

For a small city out in the country, Statesboro is fortunate to have a cafe as sophisticated as Three Tree Coffee Roasters in town. I'm no coffee connoisseur, but it doesn't take one to recognize this place is legit. Three Tree got its name from its three mission objectives: 1. Empowering farmers through the sale of fair trade coffee and other means. 2. Ending human trafficking through partnerships with organizations bringing awareness and raising funds. 3. Engaging the community by donating to local non-profits and operating this coffee shop just south of downtown Statesboro. The drink menu is simple and affordable with no espresso or coffee-based drink costing more than $3.99 each. It's less expensive and higher quality than Starbucks. Drinks come in two sizes: 12 oz and 16 oz. The coffees are single-origin, specialty, and gourmet. In addition to prepared drinks at the cafe, you can also buy or order bags in various grinds (whole bean or ground for a coffee pot, French press, or manual drip) to take home. Their roasts run from light to dark and hail from countries such as Burundi, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Peru (decaf). Along with this cafe, you can find Three Tree Coffee at the Statesboro Main Street Farmers Market, Food World, and online at their website: https://threetreecoffee.com/. The cafe offers unique coffees like manual pour over, cold brew, Yama drip (looks like a science experiment), AeroPress, French press, and nitro coffee. In addition, they serve loose leaf teas, Italian soda, milkshakes, chai, hot chocolate, smoothies, and light fare like soups, sandwiches, hummus, chips, and fruit. Lunch is served 11am to 2pm and costs no more than $6 per item. As soon as I saw the pecan pie latte ($3.89) on their suggested menu, I knew I had to get it. I love pecan pie and lattes so this seemed like a pretty magical combination (and it was). It tasted exactly how it sounds -- sweet and nutty pecan pie with a hint of cinnamon and maple-flavored syrup. The drink was so good; smooth, somewhat rich, creamy, and a little bit fluffy. If you like pecan pie, I recommend it. I also tried an iced cold brew coffee made with Irish cream and soy milk ($3). It was also really good; nice and smooth and not acidic. My girlfriend, who is a Statesboro native and appreciates good coffee, thinks that a lot of coffee roasters' small batch coffee is too acidic these days, but not this one. The space where Three Tree currently resides used to be a cafe/diner called Mr. Omelette. Before that, it was Midtown Coffee House. The space is naturally well lit and in good condition. It's popular with students who like to bring their books and laptops to study. There's a breezy, partially covered patio and a cute upstairs area called the "treehouse." The treehouse accommodates 20-30 people and can be rented out for small events for $30/hour. Service is terrific. The baristas are cool and friendly. If you're ever in Statesboro, this cafe is not to be missed.

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Pretty good place for coffee if only the baristas were just little bit more friendly I might come more often.

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My favorite coffee shop to dine in. I loved the flavor and foam in my vanilla chai tea. Wonderful service too.

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Awesome local coffee shop, great pastries, coffee is on point, and chill vibes. Need I say more!?

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Great atmosphere, clean, safe, coffee and staff were excellent. Also their Strawberry smoothies are good.

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Statesboro is a charming southern city and this coffee shop fits right in! The invitation when you…read morewalk in is warm and inviting. It feels like your grandma's living room with mismatched antique furniture and wallpaper on the walls. The people who run the counter are extremely friendly and will very quickly learn your name and your favorite drink. Now what to order here: if you are coming for coffee their signature is their flavored iced coffees in a MEGA cup. You literally cannot order a cup smalller than a mega because you WILL regret it. Mark my words! The iced coffee flavors change daily and seasonly and are sweet and filled with cream. If it is too sugary for you real coffee drinkers tend to go half black and half flavor but I opt for full flavor and cream every time! Oops!! You can even purchase the beans ground or whole for a reasonable price. The flavors today were white chocolate raspberry, sugar cookie, and highlander grogg. Unique flavors for sure but I haven't tasted a bad one yet and I am quite a regular here. Now let me tell you about their cook... she is amazing! Whether it is her grits bowl for breakfast or my personal favorite the pimento cheese sandwich for lunch she does not disappoint. Everything is homemade in their little kitchen with love. Seriously this is the most charming unique place in Statesboro! I will travel back just for a cup of their coffee.

I was super excited to check out this small business, as I was nearby for an appointment. The…read morephotos and reviews on IG really made them standout from other area shops. On the afternoon I stopped in there was only 1 other person in the shop so our order was taken right away and made very quickly. My drink was delicious, but I often find that businesses post these great pictures to get you in and when you request said item it doesn't meet the same presentation as illustrated. I ordered what I believe was a Smores latte that had marshmallow, whipped cream and cookies on top. Well my latte didn't have any of the added toppings. I mean this is what bought me in and why I don't mind paying as much as I do because what is being advertised. It really comes off as false advertisement when you don't receive the same item being presented. And if it's a situation of the items not being available, the customer should have the option to decide if they would prefer something else instead. In this case, I was not told it wasn't available; I was just presented with the item once completed.

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