City & State

We spent the weekend in the Binghampton / Broad Arts district of Memphis and found this coffee shop. Although we didn't sample any of the pastries, my wife and I both ordered cappuccinos, and stayed so long that I ended up ordering an Americano as well. The drinks were terrific. The atmosphere was great (very open, with a nice, large, patio). Don't forget to visit the apothecary while you're there; it has a large collection of soaps, oils, lotions and various funky gifts.

The coffee is excellent here; roasted well, carefully made, smooth & mellow. The staff are very sweet. And the locally made gifts in the gift shop are a nice addition.

We stopped in from out of town and had amazing lattes, delicious pastries, and awesome service. The flavors in the lattes and pastries were unique and done very well. Would recommend!

I always get coffee here when visiting. Wonderful gift shop too.

Memphis' first third wave shop, dedicating part of the store to specialty coffee and the other half to specialty gifts and goods.

Their espresso is Intelligentsia and their single brewed coffees are from a guest roaster (rotating). They have your handful of great espresso traditional drinks as well as a handful of sweetened drinks. Small selection of eats are on hand.

On the gifts side, there are so many great hand made or responsibly made items which is always changing!

A carefully curated coffee and retail shop - it is a gem on Broad Avenue. The staff are knowledgeable and passionate about coffee, and the retail portion is so cute. I can always find a gift/happy on the fly - or something for myself.

The shop is really cool and the coffee is great. This is one of the only places in town to get good craft coffee (pour-overs, cold brew, etc.). I think it costs too much for what you get, but 5 stars because it really is good quality.

Wonderful coffee and vibe. Cool gifts as well. Great outside patio and a great place to start your adventures on Broad Street with many cool eats/shopping/arts/fun.

Great staff. Incredibly friendly. I asked for a decaf latte but they had run out of decaf espresso... Instead of suggesting something similar to a latte or trying to to make something similar they just asked if I wanted a decaf black. Coffee was average ( my decaf coffee was decent and tasted worse then something I could make at home). I also tried a chai tea latte and it was so over bearingly sweet. The store is a
cool set up. The walls and overall structural theme is cool but the interior design doesn't quite match with the overall architecutal design. Not a huge deal but I did notice it. Also prices are a little steep on all of the products in their store.

The coffee is good, though rather pricy. They have a pecan pastry there that is great. I personally don't feel like I fit in with the crowd (pretty hipster) but the staff has been nothing but nice to me.