Gold Leaf Coffee Co.

What a cute little shop on the strip. So incredibly friendly and fun. Bagels are baked fresh each morning and some of their pastries come from next door, The (famous) Cakery. They also serve up a super legit pour over.

Don’t get me wrong the coffee is very good but they do not open at 7 they need to change it to like 7:30. The first time I ever came was at around 7:30 and not a single soul was there I checked and yes they were supposed to be open. The second time I went was at 7 and there was a person in there but didn’t open till about 7:15

I had high expectations upon entering Gold Leaf in regards to the shop itself. The coffee was pretty good however, I was disappointed that they were not able to make a macchiato. We were told they could only make lattes.

Cute shop serving fantastic coffee locally roasted from Florida.

Really love the new vibe of this coffee shop.
Nice staff..just wish they stayed open til 4:00 more days

Worst cup of coffee I may have ever had. 4 of us visited Gold Leaf on 9/22 and ordered 2 cappuccinos and 2 flat whites (one decaf, one regular). Of the 4, only the decaf was drinkable. I tried to return our coffees but my guests insisted that I did not. Not sure if the milk had turned or what the problem was, but much to our dismay, one of them smelled of seafood (no, I'm not exaggerating)! We left 3 of the coffee mugs more than half full. A serious disappointment.

Great little place I visit once I am in the area. Their shop can be easily missed if your not looking for it, but worth it with their coffee and food. Great employees and even with the virus going on they are doing a good job keeping you safe.

They serve coffee from steel oak roastery, which is in town as well. The coffee was good and the atmosphere was cool. They share a space with a framing company, do they change out their artwork every few weeks. The barista could have been a little friendlier.

Disappointing - deliberately saved this for our last coffee shop before leaving town. Drove by it twice before we actually saw it. Stopped to call and ask where to park, Turned around and followed the guys direction to park in back. Parking is extremely limited. The only open spaces were reserved(w sign) for other businesses.
No idea how the coffee or anything else is because we didn't get to go in.
I understand you have to work with the space you have but definitely need better signage and info about where to park.
If we had known it was better suited for pedestrian or bicycle traffic we wouldn't have bothered to drive 20 minutes out of the way.

As nice as they are the staff needs to be wearing their masks correctly (over nose and mouth) all day long inside. Also the staff that shares their space (Frame of Mind) were not wearing masks and half of the patrons. At this point in time, no matter how good a cup of coffee not worth getting Covid.