SWEETEN CREEK COFFEE

First time trying and I ordered the "Love potion" latte and it works. Full of flavor and nice and hot. I immediately fell in love with this coffee shop. Friendly staff, amazing coffee. I'm glad I found this place. Definitely will be back many more times.

Visiting out of town from NYC, I wanted to stop by this coffee shop because I saw it had good reviews. I got the caramel cappuccino my husband got the hot matcha. The cappuccino was really good but my husband raved about his matcha latte, said it’s the best he’s had anywhere. I took a sip and can attest to that! Def worth a visit if you’re nearby!

The coffee is great here although I haven’t tried too many things, I found the iced lavender latte and really haven’t tried much since but I keep coming back. The cafe space is small with limited tables available but can be a nice place to hang out or get some work or reading done. Also, love the staff here

Fantastic coffee, but don’t order online if you are in a hurry. The soonest time the online order will give you is a 25 min out and they DO NOT make it until that time. Even though it says ASAP on the app the time is what controls. Not sure what you can do to speed that up, maybe call them and place an old school pickup order. Until they create a 10 min or real ASAP option, better off just showing up, Order, and wait.

This place is 5 stars for so many reasons. The coffee is amazing, from basic to specialty, if I don't know what I want they magically come up with a delicious option. The food from quiches to breakfast sandwiches to gf treats its all so tasty. Last but not least the staff - they are so kind and efficient. This really is a special little place everyone should get to experience 🩵

Much needed coffee shop in south Asheville, especially Sweeten creek rd! Next time I’m meeting clients or have our team meeting, I think I’ll go there! Food items and specialty drinks looked good, so that’s what I’m getting next time!

I am (annoyingly) very allergic to dairy. I ordered a latte and specified oat milk. The barista actually asked me after ordering which milk I had asked for. I once again confirmed oat milk and she repeated it back to me. I also ordered a vegan muffin. About an hour after drinking/eating here, I was immediately hit with the symptoms I always get upon consuming dairy. It essentially ruins at least a day for me (have to stay home) and is pretty painful. I had nothing else to eat or drink prior to coming here that day as well as nothing else to eat/drink before I experienced my standard allergic reaction. So, clearly my latte was made with actual milk or the vegan muffin they sold is not actually vegan. Either way, I was severely disappointed and will absolutely never return. The latte was good, but not worth that level of sacrifice.

Pros: fast service, friendly staff, clean seating area with lots of space indoor and out.// Cons: bacon, egg and cheese bagel was just so-so and the bacon was most the fatty parts. Also, there is no price to be found anywhere so they make it awkward for the customer who then either feels the need to ask or just go along with whatever the price is because it’s awkward to ask how much ten different things cost. I honestly hate when establishments do this. I get that your prices might change but then write them in chalk on the chalk board you already have! Lastly, you don’t notice until you go to pay that there is a 4% surcharge on credit cards. I would have brought cash from the car if the sign was more apparent or on the front door. There are signs about pets and other things on the front door so there should be a sign about a 4% surcharge.

Everything's awesome about this country house turned coffee shop. Don't know what the relation is with Sweeten Creek Brewery.

Great furnishings for getting work done, free wifi, well explained menu, bit and bites to eat, walk up window. They got errything a coffeeshop should be! Even a porch!

In response to someone having an allergic reaction to one of their products, they really had the audacity to place blame on the customer (possibly grabbing the wrong drink, really?) but also their food vendor? YOU are responsible for the products you provide and can literally kill someone if the products aren’t truly dairy-free or whatever. It sounds like you need to have signage indicating these things, instead of responding retroactively with poor excuses, so you don’t put someone in the hospital or the ground.