Ardmore Coffee

Staff is always friendly. Wonderful baked treats and seasonal drink offers. A must stop for cozy atmosphere. BONUS: They have dog biscuits for your four legged friends!

This is such a lovely hole in the wall place, full of friendly faces and wonderful coffee. The seasonal drinks are innovative, unique, and high quality for reasonable prices. All of the baristas are inviting and personable, making this a great spot to meet a friend or get some work done.

It is easy 2 find on Hawthorne Rd right across the street from Food Lion between both hospitals. There was no line & the employee behind the counter was quick, knowledgeable & kind. He didn't have change 2 break my $100 & was going 2 just let me have my cappuccino but the kind lady behind me just added my drink 2 her bill! (Thank u so very much!) So there r nice people n the neighborhood as well! They have good prices (cheaper than Starbucks) & a good variety of choices (they even have a chart on the wall explaining what is n each choice & the amount n each so u can find out the difference between a latte, a cappuccino, an espresso, a cafe au lait, etc). They have places 2 sit inside as well as a small bench area 2 sit outside the shop. I will definitely b returning especially since they aren't just open n the morning (it was lunchtime when I went). I got the cinnamon maple cappuccino & the creme brulee latte... They were both delicious!

My favorite place to get coffee. The drinks are great, the staff is friendly and the location is perfect in Ardmore Village. If you go during non-peak hours, there's a nice seating area outside. They've also been really on top of COVID safety measures, including having people line up outside the store while waiting to order, and the baristas are always masked.

A bit cramped inside; but, very cozy. Lots of outdoor seating; yet, no umbrellas to protect from the sun. The "polar ice cap" I ordered was perfect and tasted great. The strawberry muffin was fresh and yummy. The prices were reasonable. Looking forward to going back.

Small, cozy coffee shop with great art and atmosphere. Friendly staff, good coffee , extensive selection of cappuccinos as well as hot and cold coffee drinks (though I rarely drink anything more exotic then a cold press so I can't speak to them). Usually quieter then some of the larger coffee shops in Winston making this the perfect place to read or meet up without being pressed by a throng of other patrons.

Very nice little neighborhood coffee shop. They are cheaper than most of the coffee shops in Winston-Salem and they have a very unique selection. They also have good seasonal drinks as well, many of which you cannot get at other coffee shops. And, contrary to popular belief, the baristas are friendly people, all you have to do is talk to them as if they are human beings and not lowly peons.

The only problem I have with this coffee shop is the fact that people let their kids run around it as if they are in a playground. It is extremely annoying and distracting, especially in a small place like this.

Eclectic and comfortable neighborhood coffee shop. Each cup of coffee is brewed for you. If you like fancy coffee drinks, thry have plenty of those too! Service is excellent and all the patrons are friendly. Free books and movies. You can take some and/or leave some.

The music is the first thing I noticed - it was relaxing and upbeat. I wish more coffee shops had music like Ardmore Coffee's. I ordered a small Chamomile Mint tea ($1.67). There were no more baked goods (I came in at 4:00 PM and they're usually gone by noon). I stayed toward the front of the store because the window seats were open and I enjoy the natural light. The floor could have been swept and everything else seems to be in order. I wish there were more muffins...

While this coffee shop had really good drinks and seating, the baristas were very rude. One bashed children, families, and rich people very loudly. I understand venting about work or frustrations, as I have worked with difficult people before in customer service, but this shouldn't be loud enough for the whole coffee shop to hear. I am not a parent, but I work with kids and found it very appalling.