The food, service, and coffee were wonderful. I got a muffin and a small drip coffee. I prefer to doctor my own coffee, so that would have been preferable, but the barista did a fine job. HOWEVER, there is no indoor seating, and since it was storming, that meant absolutely no seating at all. I was specifically looking for a coffee shop to work in for a bit, and had looked through the website to see if this would be a good spot; previous reviews listed this as a good place to work. Neither the website nor any of the social media I have seen indicate outdoor-only seating. Maybe I missed something, and there’s a secret upstairs, but it was frustrating to “research” a location and then arrive to discover that my order essentially had to be take-out only due to the way the space is arranged. It would be helpful if that information was more readily available.
Oh where do I begin? If you’re for month but today I’m compelled to write a review because of the grilled kimchi cheese sandwich. Holy cow the attention to detail. Finishing salt and black sesame seeds. Grilled to the perfect crunch! Not too much cheese that it drowns the flavor of the kimchi and perfect spice. Everything I’ve gotten here has been perfection. Thank you B&B.
Love the coffee here! Wish there was more of a selection of food but the drinks are great and it's a nice atmosphere.
Atmosphere is really cute, which it needs to be while you wait twenty minutes for your hot drink. Despite having 5 staff, only one person actually seemed to be doing anything? My hot chai latte was lukewarm at best, and the scone was so gross - like mealy and tasted like baking soda. Also, they don’t have a mask requirement so nobody but staff was wearing masks.
The toasts are always amazing but the coffee has gone downhill. The drinks are overly sweet and the baristas have been burning the milk. I keep trying to give this place another shot but disappointed in the quality of drinks. Invest in barista training.
My wife and I like this place. The coffee, pastries, and food is ok. The atmosphere is nice. If I had 1 complaint, it’s the over stretching of the milk in the espresso drinks. It looks like someone took a straw and blew bubbles in it. It’s not right. Just for context, I’m a former barista and coffee buyer for a large company and I still love making drinks at home but it’s nice to try out coffee shops.
This place is consistently amazing. My wife and I moved to the area three years ago and have been looking for "our" coffee shop which we have finally found.The food, drinks, service, and cleanliness are all top tier, and the environment with all the found objects and plants is wonderful to be in. The baristas are knowledgeable and helpful and happy to accommodate, can't wait to return!
My friend attended the Bluegrass and BBQ event hosted by City Team earlier this month where Heritage coffee beans were given to guests. My friend clearly loves me because she let me use her entire bag. I shared the coffee with a few other friends and it barely lasted an entire week. I had to get another bag this Saturday. I also purchased the Papua New Guinea coffee beans. I’m super excited to try them. Bonus points for the pastries from Crust Vegan Bakery!
Best (toasted almond) Latte I ever had!
Super chic spot with plants/pottery for sale. Cool environment simplistic, tile reminded of a rehabbed garage with open area for ordering, windows and space to sit outside. Now onto food, vegan options and pastries plus what I coin “fancy toast.” Probably the best slice of bread you’ll enjoy outside of your own toaster. Open faced slice fills you right up. I got the lemon ricotta which was both soft, airy but dense enough. Super filling and fantastic! Bf got avocado toast! Now coffee. Super yum, not bitter with a deep roast finish. Deep color perfect hot or cold. Def worth a drive.