Odd's Cafe

Great place for tea, coffee, and smoothies. Plenty of dairy free milk options. The staff is great.

Eclectic coffee shop. We had the Zesty Chai (chai with tumeric and orange) and LOVED it. There was also a VERY NICE selection of baked goods. I had the spinach and swiss quiche, but cannot not recommend it as I had an extremely upset stomach not long after. Hubby had a cinnamon and pecan scone and loved it. The atmostphere was really interesting with lots of funky art and there are large "garage type doors" that open to give you and outdoors while indoors effect. We would go here again.

Easily my favorite cafe in Asheville. In addition to the artsy, local vibe, they have the best quiche & they’re never out of it, they also have gluten free options. The dreamer latte is also heavenly, I go here frequently and always will. Highly recommend!!

This is my favorite little coffee shop in Asheville if for no other reason than the Honey Lavender latte (hot is more aromatic and floral than iced). The food is tasty, the drinks are all so good, and the free WiFi actually works. The biggest downside to the space is the lack of air conditioning in the summertime but all the fans and big windows help lessen that issue by a lot. I love coming here to work, study, and also meet up with friends. It’s a do-it-all kind of space.

Odd's is a really neat and quirky place. Their baristas make wonderful beverages and had a great playlist going. When I went the other day they had the doors/windows open to let the nice spring breeze flow in. It's definitely a chill place to get some work done or hang out. It seemed like there were a lot of regulars and that there's a good sense of community in the shop.

Very disappointed in this place. We’re from out of town and stopped in to grab a coffee. We didn’t have masks on because everywhere we’ve traveled to in the last few months hasn’t required one. There wasn’t a mask required sign on the door (we checked) so we walk up to the counter and the counter employee says we need a mask. Ok fine. BUT she then goes to hand us one with her bare hands! Mind you this is the same girl that has checked people out, touched dirty money, etc. So she really expected us to put a dirty mask on our face!! When I said you touched this with your bare hands she said “so.” It’s unbelievable the complete ignorance. Not to mention when we walked in tables we’re so close together and no one had masks on. The tables are maybe a few feet away from checkout. So does covid not spread once you sit down? The absolute ignorance and rudeness was enough for us to walk out. Asheville is full of people from out of town at least have the decency to put a mask sign on your door and offer a mask in a sanitary manner. And train your employees on basic customer service skills.

A perfect place for great coffee, small meetings, deep work, or just a relaxing hour out of the house. Good variety of baked goods and other coffee-shop treats, comfy seats, and plenty of outlets. Usually pretty packed by 11am, so plan accordingly!

Yesterday I ordered a gluten-free quiche, and even though it was written on the order and receipt, I was not given a gluten-free one. I realized this after eating it and feeding it to my daughter (who also has a gluten allergy.) They did ask what they could do to make it right, but I feel that a food establishment needs to be extra careful when someone who has a dietary allergy orders something gluten-free—especially one that tries to be gluten-free friendly. I won't be going back, but I hope this post leads to more care in preventing this from happening to someone else in the future.

Just moved to Asheville and while we haven't tried all the great coffee shops yet we have hit at least 10. Odds is our hands down favorite. Luckily it's also one of the closer ones. Great coffee, great service and a great atmosphere.

Tasty speciality drinks. Vegan gluten free baked goods was an extra treat!