Coffee Underground

Such a cute and homey coffee shop. You can feel the authenticity in the atmosphere. A real city style set up with a small town feel. Food is cooked fresh and delicious. Coffee is perfectly brewed not too sweet. Definitely added to my go to list.

Great coffee. Omelette was so so (feta good, tomatoes sliced not diced making a chunkier experience) toasted wheat bread was terrible. Second coffee was made totally different from first but still decent for a cortado. Should be more consistent but again great beans.

I recently visited a coffee place and was met with a huge line. Despite the wait, the price was average and the staff were friendly, which helped to make the experience more pleasant. When I finally got my coffee, I found the taste to be okay - better than what I've had at Starbucks. However, given the long wait and only average coffee, I'm not sure if I would choose to spend my time here again in the future.

Food was pretty good. I still crave the dill dip and chips since my last visit. The BLT was fresh and a good sized portion for a decent price. I miss the sweet potato fries. Jasmine tea was awesome, but after so many years of being in business you'd think they'd have individual packets of honey by now. It makes my skin crawl to touch the sticky honey bottle to add to my tea every time. I've learned to just wash my hands after. Really nice atmosphere overall but not so much when overcrowded. I'll return anyway because I like the location, tea and food.

Great experience here while still in exploration mode of G'ville. Love that they have an early open on Sunday! I had the "honey bee" with almond milk, the farmer's quiche, and an everything bagel. Here's why I was impressed: nowhere in my recent memory have I been happy with a bagel order. I like mine toasted WELL. This place scored! Golden brown and crunchy on the outside, just how I like it. The quiche was good as well. Price points are decent. The ambiance is exactly what the name conveys....it's under street level connected to a comedy theatre. The inside is somewhat dark and filled with vintage and antique furniture, which would be a fantastic location for an absinthe bar as well. Come and check it out.

While visiting South Carolina, I had to find a coffee spot. Coffee Underground is the spot most people downtown frequent. The service is good to go along with good coffee. The ambiance is welcoming too. If you are a coffee drinker, get some from Coffee Underground

Favorite little eclectic coffee shop. Hope it never changes. Peanut butter pie is our overall favorite but all the desserts and food are great. Love that you can get a pint or a coffee any time of the day.

Pros: Delicious milkshakes, coffee beverages, and deserts right in the heart of downtown. Excellent baristas. Cozy basement vibe with mix matched furnishings. Lots of seating both inside and out. Cons: The “Plush” Interior furnishings desperately need replacing… they all died years ago and offer zero comfort or support. Stick to the tables and booths.

Pretty good coffee shop located…you guessed it…underground! I tried the banana smoothie this time and it was tasty. They use purée, not actual fruit, but I still enjoyed it. I’d like to come back in the future and try the coffee though.

I love this place! My friend and I meet every other week at a coffee shop to write, talk about writing, and read our writing, plus get a little socializing in. Today she picked Coffee Underground per my request to find somewhere with healthy lunch options. We were both very impressed with the ambiance and energy of the place. The entire time we were there the place was filled with people but it never felt busy, as in rushed, crowded, or uncomfortable. There was a great vibe and the service was excellent.
Now for the food... I was so excited when I received my order. Everything was so fresh, nutritious, and delicious. I had their tuna salad with a side salad. It looked so beautiful that I had to take a picture. And it was served on a nice ceramic plate. I definitely recommend Coffee Underground....even though I don't drink coffee. Lol. Tea drinker here, but today I had water.
The only request I would have, well two, is that there be real silverware instead of plastic and that they use compostable to-go containers instead of styrofoam.
I hope to catch one of their evening comedy nights. That sounds like fun!