Domestique Coffee - Satellite (Avondale)

Coffee shop in the day and bar after 4. I was there around 3 in the afternoon and it was steady and I was able to work. I would go back with family in the day. They have board games galore. TVs with 80s clips playing, retro video games. Even a photo booth. I saw a pinball in the back.

One of my favorite coffee shops in bham. There’s plenty to do as it’s got free video game stations set up all around and a photo booth. I got a nitro cold brew which was really good and smooth. And the other part of the place is a concert venue!

Comfort coffee with a friendly crew and a outer space motif. Old board games for boomer or boomer-reenactors, as well as PlayStation games for the subsequent generations.

A very cool coffee shop I stopped at while traveling through! They had a bunch of old video game consoles to play which I thought was a super cool idea - I wish more coffee shops would do that! The decor was also amazing as were the drinks themselves!

One of the friendliest coffee shops in town! Any time of day they seem inviting and the atmosphere is so fun. Very nerd-chic!

As I walked into the coffee shop, the scent of freshly brewed coffee hit my nose. It was a welcome break from the hustle and bustle of the city. As I approached the counter, the barista greeted me with a friendly smile and asked for my order. I asked if I could play the arcade games in the corner, and the barista gave me the go-ahead.

The first thing I noticed about the games was their old-school graphics. The pixels were visible, and the colors were muted, but it was all part of the charm. I was excited to start playing and quickly got lost in the game.

But what made the experience truly special was the atmosphere. The shop was cozy, and the other patrons were friendly, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The sound of the other customers chatting mixed with the electronic sounds of the games, creating a unique and exciting soundscape.

To fully immerse myself in the experience, I ordered a cup of coffee to sip as I played. The bitter flavor of the coffee complemented the sweetness of victory as I triumphed over the game's challenges.

As I played, I felt a sense of camaraderie with the other customers who shared my love of the games. The experience was a welcome break from the chaos of the world outside, and I knew that I would return to the coffee shop for more.

If you're ever looking for a unique and exciting coffee shop experience, I highly recommend checking out this little spot. With its old-school arcade games and cozy atmosphere, it's the perfect place to escape the city for a bit and immerse yourself in a little bit of nostalgia

Driving through town for a hiking trip, and wanted to try a really good latte here that wasn’t Starbucks, this place was really well rated, but I think it is rated that way due to the excellent and really fun look of the place, the latte however was awful, the milk was steamed poorly and the espresso was watery, and for context I use to be a manager of an Italian coffee shop.

Very cool coffee shop, retro environment, very friendly, good coffee, clean, the pastries are very yummy. They have several board games, free wifi. Park on the street.

Great local coffee and daily delivered pastries from nearby bakery. The atmosphere here is almost as good as the drinks and bites.

I don't expect perky out of everyone by a long shot, but the folks working the counter for tea and coffee could use an attitude upgrade (and maybe some coffee, but I digress). The bartender was moderately friendly and far more smashed with the customers and I didn't even order a cocktail. Think I'll hit the bar next time, since the hot tea was mediocre at best anyway. Also, no real sugar to be found anywhere for the tea. The whole experience was pretty meh for my first visit, so I'm not sure I'll go back but it was worth trying the only coffee shop left in the area.