Karma's Coffee House

Very quaint and cozy place with a vibrant atmosphere. The coffee is fairly priced with a variety of flavors, and they have an expansive food menu as well. I will be coming back !

My vanilla iced chai was good, but my husband’s latte was warm and not hot. Cute place with a stage in the corner, they let my husband play the guitar that was hanging on the wall.

This coffee shop was the cutest first stop we made on our way out to Nola. It was a relaxed atmosphere with a beautiful couch and arm rest chairs . The cashier was sweet and polite when we said we never been there and answered all our questions.

On top of that someone paid it forward and we got our drinks and meals free. It was just a really nice gesture. I got the Kurt Kobean and avocado toast. It was so delicious. 💖

Service was quick. We ate there and left. I definitely love where it was located and hope to stop by on the way back and explore the area. Will be recommending to others passing through this way. ☺️

Great atmosphere, I like meeting my friends here and doing remote work when I have to. The coffee is good when it's good, but is OK some of the time. It seems like they fly through workers and everyone is different when I come in, meaning my drink is always different - it can be very inconsistent. I have to leave my review at 5 stars though or I won't be allowed back in Cullman

About every month, I drive to Birmingham to visit family. On my return trip home, I always stop at Kharma’s for the Honey Pecan Chicken Salad on Croissant, a side of the Baked Potato Salad, and an iced Peach Tea. This meal hits every flavored milk for me. It is absolutely delicious. In fact, it’s “slap your grandma good.” (f she is still around, please don’t slap her.)

Good atmosphere and great coffee. I ordered the Kurt Kobean without the extra shot and it was delicious! It wasn’t too sweet like a lot of specialty drinks at other coffee shops. The frozen lemonade was good but very sour. Service was friendly and quick even on a busy Saturday morning.

No prices posted. My small Yang mocha was $6.50. with tax and tip at all, added up to an $8 small cup of coffee. They charged me an extra $1 for almond milk. I purchase almond milk all the time and it does not cost that much more than regular milk and lasts a really long time. Please give those of us who are lactose intolerant a break.
And please post your prices so people know how much everything costs. It's not fair to your customers to do otherwise.

We stopped here with our four kids on the way through to florida. We were very pleased with the high quality of the food. There were nice big tables for our family to stretch out and it looks like they have open mic sessions here on the weekend. I'd love to come back with just my husband!

We had breakfast yogurt/fruit/Granolas; avocado on toast no egg, very good; a ham and egg breakfast croissant, which was wonderful. (my husband was bummed they don't have biscuits and gravy anymore from an old menu posted on Google reviews. Prices are also much higher than the other outdated menu posted --see my April no price menu.

Very close off I65 and well worth the extra 8 minutes off the interstate to find healthy fresher food, and meet some nice locals.

We didn't eat nor consum any beverage. We went for a job interview for a manufacturing company.

But the atmosphere was pleasant and it was clean. They had a nice crowd of smiling faces. Restrooms were clean with plenty room for multiple occupants.

Very cozy atmosphere with lots of space for friends to join for coffee and baked goods. Child-friendly too! They have a little table with puzzles for young ones, cozy couches, and lots of tables.