Kream Coffee

Good coffee. Small place but perfect to have a cup of coffee. Its inside this shop which has a lot of very interesting stuff.

My favorite coffee shop to work at. The shop is in a really cool furniture store, and they allow you to sit in all the mock up rooms they have while you work and drink your coffee. So comfortable and always very cool products for sale. Everything they serve is really high quality!

Great coffee and cool vibe. They have a good size menu with everything you would want from a local coffee shop. They also sell coffee beans from a few different roasters. There is a walk up window for ordering, or you could just go inside. There is also seating inside. Easy to miss, look for a white bulding with the word Kream in black.

This place is kind of a hole-in-the-wall which is pretty cool since it is attached to a sort of museum/boujee artisanal gift shop. It was a little hard to find but we made it! It's really fun to walk around the museum while waiting for your drink and explore a little bit. The only reason this place doesn't get 5 stars is because the drinks took a little long to get made but other than that, it was perfect. Very good strong lattes and super rad chairs to sit in! Some outdoor seating which was cool. Well worth it if you're looking for a quirky hipster coffee place!

If you are planning to call the number listed here, beware it has been changed. Great coffee shop!

Such a unique location! The gift shop & coffee shop combo was amazing! Highly recommend

First time and it was awesome. I am pretty sure he's the owner but it wouldn't matter. He was offering suggestions and talking ot us through our order and while he made the drinks. Chatting with us about the are and the nearby farmers market. Both of our drinks were good. I asked about lavender as thats my thing right now. He didn't have it but he had a passion flower and made a passion with agave latter. Really tasty. Will def come back. The store kream is located in is very cool too. We walked around after our order to check it out. Love the setup.

Very nice and unique. Felt like I’m drinking coffee in the art gallery.

-third wave coffee shop, great experience.
-Beans they used for the espresso were roasted and then pulled for a shot that highlighted the unique characteristics of beans from the region: Ethiopia. The espresso was light bodied and had a pleasant acidity + sweetness reminiscent lemon cake. Have not had such a shot of espresso before, as beans used for espresso are often roasted a bit darker. Some people may not like this taste experience, everyone has their tastes, but it is an experience to be had (although they prob dont have the same coffee on offer always).
-Coffee was also as expected, in a good way. Believe it was also Ethiopian.
-Atmosphere was great as it is houses in a furniture/design shop, too bad im a broke student. Lol.
-Got some beans from there as well. Some Geshia variety, mario alarcon farms, acatenangi, guatemala; natural process. For a natural process, there wasnt any heavy fermented notes. Contrary to the packaging, my friend and I settled on blueberry notes when compared to an Ethiopian from a local roaster (pittsburgh). Is a a good coffee, although was on the pricey side. Am getting a Geshia from roaster in lanchaster, pa at half the price soon and I am excited to compare

vibey gallery/coffee shop. everyone is kind. I really enjoy coming here to get computer work done. good playlists & strong coffee. Kind employees & staff :)