Town Center Cold Pressed - Norfolk Downtown

Simply brilliant! I wish I could come here every day. If you are serious about coffee, come here. But if you aren't in to coffee, they have pioneered fun ,new and innovative drinks, like a banana avocado latte. This place is not to be missed. Cool store and the whole staff is really amazing and truly passionate about what they do. They treat you like family.

Wow! What a great place. Service was excellent, ambiance was inviting and the food was superb. Staff was friendly, service was quick and they were able to accommodate to specific dietary restrictions. Breakfast here is a must from now on. The coffee was delicious. Highly recommend!

Update: have been plenty times more and it still amazing. The guy that works on Saturday mornings is the best, his recommendations are on point, great inviting personality, great service. Love this place!

It’s been a whole year of coming here, mainly because I work in the building. The coffee itself is fine, aside from the price. The service is unbelievably slow. Everyone is nice enough, but there is absolutely no sense of urgency with the staff. The place can be empty, and it will take 20 minutes for three drinks. If you’re getting food, it’s even worse. Not to mention they will somehow mess up your order. Also, they seem to be out of things all the time. At one point last year they were out of espresso......what??? These are simple things to fix. It’s a shame they can’t figure out the service side of their business because their product isn’t bad.

Delicious! It took 25 min for my husband to get his breakfast sandwich but it seemed worth it considering how much he enjoyed it. The "smuices" were so yummy! Wish we were staying longer during our visit to try more menu items! Loved the ambience inside and the seating was comfortable.

VERY high quality to both their coffee and food. The hours at this location are a bit limited, but once you enter, a mellow ambiance sets in and you will want to stay for hours.

Met Brian and he gave me the tour about how they aim for healthy and everything made in house to it’s perfection. Experienced it first hand with the Bananacado (yes banana avocado) latte made with no simple or fake sugars (nothing in there is, I love it) and I’m literally blown away by how amazing this tastes. The Real Chicken was also an interesting thing with a whole grain croissant and just straight up yummy af.. I’m definitely coming to try new thing when I’m back in town but I appreciate the hell out of him explaining all of there ideas and how welcoming he was. Thanks again Brian!🤘🏽🤯 Still mind blown..

Great place with better coffee than prominent chains along with an array of unique food options. Juice also, not that it's my thing but had a shot of something that put me in an Aztec fever dream for about 20 minutes after leaving. Would visit again.

Delicious coffee better and straight 🔥 customer service 👍👍🙏🙏☺️

Lattes are supposed to be mostly milk. This place did not get that memo. We could hardly drink our lattes. Also the lids barely went on the cup and if you need to take them off expect to have a coffee mess.

I'm sorry to disparage any new business, after all they're often trying to get their groove together, but given that this chain has two other stores, I can't hold back. I've been trying...lord knows I've given them my best shot as they are conveniently located, and I've tried them four times all with bitter disappointment. First, they are amazingly slow. I've read the reviews of their other stores and I've read the same comments. Don't know why, as today, when there were no other customers that it takes so long to get a coffee. Second, they're far too expensive. I asked for a large cappuchino and paid $4.26. I got an 8 ounce cup of mostly foam - half the size of Starbucks but the exact same price!!! Third, they're business model is an environmental nightmare. I asked for a bagel with butter. In NYC, they'd give you a hot, fresh bagel wrapped in a single sheet of foil. Here, I got a bag that could have held 20 lbs of groceries, the bagel in a plastic container that would put Tupperware to shame, and the butter in another container, with plastic cutlery. About enough trash to kill a small dolphin. Finally, it's the attitude. When I asked why a bagel with butter couldn't be served on the bread itself, rather than incurring 12 lbs of plastic, the manager told me they do it that way because they don't know how much butter people want. ? Umm....I suppose asking the customer is too difficult. So, overpriced, long wait times, poor customer relations, and an environmental nightmare.......I'll walk another block to avoid all of that.