Folklore Coffee & Co.

Reopening after closed for about 3 months. Very clean, new furniture, fresh paint on all areas, cooking area is behind a new wall. The counter was moved, along with the food case. New lighting so the sitdown area is no longer dingy.
Bathroom has been remodeled.

It’s a cute place with very good coffee ☕️ drinks; it’s also super slow 🐢 to order and inefficient, and I always feel like I wandered in to a private office and am an unwelcome intruder 🫥
Like instead of taking my order, they are about to order me to leave. 🫵
Ugh 😑 I don’t get the popularity here.

I didn’t like the food I ordered, but the atmosphere of the place is really nice. There’s a variety of seating options to choose from. I loved the creativity of the menu item names. It’s a perfect place to study and relax at.

I really like their food, very light and easy to eat even on a hot day, I will say it would be nice if they changed up suppliers for their beanos because they coffee taste burnt like yo grannys cookies she forgot in the oven 2 hours ago🤣 its honestly not thatttt bad but I've been disappointed by a cup from here many a time. I will say I appreciate the barista that made me a red-eye even though it wasnt on the menu. Some imported fair trade could go a long way to make you guys more well known, if that does happen in some off chance make sure you advertise that you're testing different beans so people will know lol

I love to get to travel to new locations for work because I find random gems. After finding the location of my meeting I typed in coffee to Waze and found Folklore. The shop itself was adorable and look like something you would find in a college town. They had a huge selection of sandwich types and I got the croissant with feta cheese, eggs, tomato, spinach. I also got a Nutella espresso beverage. Both were incredible.

I come here at least once a week. It is a great place to get work done, and I have even conducted interviews here before. There is a hipster vibe, and the food is fast and fresh. I highly recommend the baked oatmeal, which is gluten free and delicious. There are many different toppings to choose from. My friend swears by the Johnny Appleseed salad, that is served with potato chips. There are always seasonal options as well, including drinks, soups, and even pumpkin chili. The lattes are made with love and I am always blown away by the art! They also give student discounts, which is very convenient. My only complaint is that once in a while they will be out of something (there was a time when they were out of sweet and spicy tea for over a month), but I love the place so much, I will let it slide :)

Beautiful little coffee shop. Great place to study or hang out with friends. My favorite thing is that they're open so much later than other cages. Also their chai is nice.

Quaint, laid back atmosphere with good food and great coffee and tea. Large, spacious interior has lots of seating including tables, couches and cozy nooks to get comfy. Plenty of electrical outlets and free wi-fi makes this the perfect spot for studying or catching up on computer work.

Food and coffee still good, but the renovations visible to guests are disappointing. The exposed brick behind the counter is blocked by a new stark half wall, and the warm slightly mismatched wood furniture has been replaced by plastic chairs in an appealing color, but more reminiscent of a cafeteria than my favorite cozy coffee shop. The result is a jarring contrast to the previous ambience, which was my favorite part of coming to folklore. I regret to say it is not an improvement in my book.

New to town. This is in walking distance to where I live. I loved how open the floor is and the service was great. Also looks like a great study/ reading spot.