The Coffee Exchange

This is the type of place for certain crowd; the crowd that gets coffee, has their headphones on and sits and works on their laptops. They're a bit pricey and have a rather small seating area. They do however have wifi and a diverse group of drinks and options to flavor with. They also boast a small selection of deserts and pastries.

I enjoy every single thing I order here. Staff is friendly and will always make your order the way you would like, even during a rush. It's always an extra nice visit when the weather is beautiful and I can enjoy my drink outside on the patio.

One of my favorite coffee spots, when I used to drink coffee they literally had THE best tasting coffee.

The best cup of coffee I've had, ever, in a paper cup.

I live in Boston and I'm still trying to find a daily roaster here that comes close to this place. as of now been unsuccessful. Yes I have tried George Howell and Mystic Coffee roasters (Medford). They're both great, but still don't have the characteristic freshness that comes with small batch roasts here. It's not easy finding roasts that are less than 3 days old.
Wonderful place, great vibe, lovely staff. Wish it could be less crowded on weekends, but I know...

I love this place! The atmosphere is wonderful and the coffee is great too! It’s typically pretty crowded so I don’t usually hang out here but I still really enjoy this place!

Great coffee shop, lots of selections for coffee, tea, and a lot of other snacks that accompany the drinks.

The best way to learn about all the cool things going on in Providence is to check out their restaurant long bulletin board. Claim a table near it to see what kinds of amazing things are going on.

Our other favorite coffee place on the East Side: they have my mother's not very common China tea and the atmosphere is quirky and friendly at the same time. The best refuge on a gloomy winter day!!

Cool coffee shop to hang at. Has its regular crowd with many locals but will also meet many travelers to Providence. The only thing I wish they would bring back are savory food items, in addition to the traditional sweet items they sell. Also could offer more exciting. Tea selections as there are so many out there.

Interesting place! It is in the College Hill neighborhood of Providence and is in an old house. It was a bit confusing where the main entrance is (but the doors are labeled). I think they make good use of the space with a lot of small tables and different areas to sit on the deck and porch outside. It seems to be a popular place. I enjoyed my iced matcha!