Ok, I retired from writing reviews but you know…read more.. I started this third-wave coffee journey after realizing I was mostly buying coffee from larger stores where the roast dates were usually two to three months old. One month old if I got lucky. And listen, there are some great third-wave coffee roasters on those shelves but the problem is freshness. At the time, I was deep into the pour-over coffee rabbit hole, and I kept passing this little coffee spot with a sign that basically said "Need more coffee? We roast it here," with arrows pointing down. And for some reason, I kept ignoring it. The sign wasn't fancy. It wasn't trying to be trendy. It didn't have the polished third-wave café aesthetic from the outside. It was just a simple roadside sign telling you exactly what mattered: they roast coffee here. Eventually I thought, "Wait a minute. If they're roasting coffee right here, why am I still buying bags from bigger stores with roast dates that are two to three months old?" So one day, I finally pulled in. Immediately - and I mean immediately - I realized I had completely judged this place wrong. This was a serious third-wave coffeehouse. And honestly, when you think about it, the sign is actually genius. A sinple sign that says "Need more coffee? We roast it here" is probably only going to attract people who actually care about proper coffee. Classic case of don't judge a book by its cover. Because now? I can't really get my coffee anywhere else. I've had some of the best coffees here. One year they had this Colombian Santa Maria light roast, high-elevation that totally changed my mind about Colombian coffees. I had always thought of Colombian coffees as more medium-roast, classic coffee profiles, but that one opened my eyes. Right now, they have this Fara Estate Nicaraguan light-medium roast that is absolutely delicious. They have a serious-looking pour-over setup with custom V60 holders and gooseneck kettle setup, so you can tell this is not just a place that sells coffee. This is a place that actually understands coffee. If you're the kind of person who checks roast dates, owns a V60, argues with yourself about grind size, or has ever fallen way too deep into the coffee rabbit hole, this place is worth stopping for. And if you're not that person yet, this might be the place that turns you into one.

This isn't my everyday spot, even though it's literally on my daily route, because let's be honest,…read moreI don't buy chaos that often. But when I do stop in? It's always a treat. Like a little reward for surviving life. I remember this place during COVID. Empty. Deserted. Sahara level emptiness. One heroic worker holding the line, staring into the void, still making coffee like a champion. Back then my go to was their coconut cold brew... which, thank God, is STILL on the menu. Do yourself a favor and try it. It got me through lockdown emotionally. And yes, I still went to coffee shops during lockdown, coffee was essential, don't argue with me. Fast forward to today and WOW. This place has absolutely blown up, in the best way. Every time I walk in now, there are people ordering, hanging out, working remotely, pretending they're writing novels, the whole vibe. Clearly they've got regulars, but the coolest part? The baristas still help you right away and don't make you feel like you interrupted their coffee cult meeting. Immediate love. No awkwardness. Honestly, between the decor, the people, the drinks, and how clean everything is, this place just gets it. It's warm, it's cool, it's consistent, and it somehow went from "COVID ghost town" to "community hub" without losing its soul. So no, it's not my everyday stop, but when I do come, I leave happier, caffeinated. They absolutely rock it.

Can't be beat for quality, fresh roasted coffee and the service is great!…read moreI highly recommend the Bali Blue Moon coffee but it's not always available, hence the "blue moon" in the name.

OK let me get this out of the way: I'm a regular here so my opinion is hardly unbiased. My husband…read moreand I used to get whatever cheap coffee we could find in five pound bags. Then a friend of ours recommended Redding Roasters, we bought a pound to try out, and we never stopped. It's a bi-monthly event now, we stop in (OK, my husband stops in most of the time. I work a lot and don't usually have opportunities to go myself), pick up two pounds of single-origin beans, and find the will to keep going. Even though my office has free coffee, I bring my own from home. I can't be without it! And the people there are so wonderful! They're all very personable and when I get the time to stop in I love chatting with them. The selection is great, the people are great, supporting a local business is great. I hope they stick around for decades more.

new coffee spot and they roast their own beans!…read more Tried their Vanilla sage but it lacked the flavor i was looking for so i'll try another flavor next time BUUUTT the coffee was really fresh and had a lovely taste. Not burned not under roasted, just perfect! Brought a bag of beans too and the scent was wonderful! Gonna have to explore more to get a good sense of the place but definitely looks really promising and i can see myself coming back! maybe even soon lol

Stopped into Bergen Coffee Roasters for the first time after noticing it near my job, and wow, I'm…read moreobsessed. The space is beautiful, and the staff was incredibly kind and helpful while I figured out what to order as a first-time customer. I went with an iced brown sugar latte with cloud cold foam, and it was perfect. Not overly sweet either! Only suggestion - Not so much ice and more coffee Already looking forward to my next visit! The matcha is definitely next on my list!

Stopped into Bulldog for a coffee which was good. The only downside was the atmosphere. The…read moremanager/owner had a really stressed, snippy energy and was speaking pretty harshly to an employee named Stephanie right in front of customers. It honestly made the place feel tense instead of relaxing. I think things could run a lot smoother if the staff was treated with more professionalism. A coffee shop should feel welcoming, and that vibe just wasn't there this time.

Small coffee shop with a cozy atmosphere, I came by to try the coffee and possibly a vegan treat;…read moreturns out they have vegan pastries and cookies available which is wonderful! I was greeted by a great staff member and the service was fast! I also came on a possibly less busier day. I tried the pistachio latte with macadamia milk. Unfortunately, it's the only reason I didn't put 5 stars! The drink was more coffee than non-dairy milk for a latte but I would go again to ask for that request! It possibly also could be the type of non dairy choice too. I also tried the vegan lemon olive oil cake slice and will definitely come back again for it; such a treat! (I wish it was less than $10 a slice!) I recommend for a quick stop and for coffee dates!

Small space, limited seating. But cozy, and nice spot for working, with outlets. They just let me…read moredo my thing for like 4 hours. Hot cocoa was pretty good. A little darker than I'm used to, so maybe will ask for a pump of vanilla or something next time.

12/10!!!! This place is cute, cozy, and friendly! The barista making my coffee was informative and…read morepassionate and the coffee was delicious! I loved it so much I went back day two of my trip !

best sugar cookie latte I have ever had. I got a chance to see the owner and she was so sweet. I…read morewish they had that flavor all year round the almond and vanilla was the best. loved the decor and coffee tree.

Came here after multiple Tik Toks reviewing this place. I live about 5 minutes away and I wanted to…read moretry. I ordered a 24oz Classic Cold Brew "Sandy Beach" (coconut & brown sugar) with 1/2 &1/2, a double shot of espresso & vanilla cold foam. Total cost was $9.60 I pre-ordered in the parking lot. I walked in and was not greeted or acknowledged by the 4 employees that were there. There was 2 people waiting for drinks 1 person ordering at the register. I sat down at the cute communal table and waited about 5 minutes for my order. Efficiency was a plus, place was cute another plus.... Coffee not worth the money or the drive, I guess if you live in FL and want a specialty coffee and you want to spend around $10 then it's worth it. For someone like me I wouldn't drive here again just to get coffee. I could not taste any coconut at all, it was very sweet which I attribute to the "brown sugar" another pump of coconut might of gave this place another star but it definitely didn't hit the spot.

This is my favorite coffee shop of all time. First it is located on the best street, second it has…read moresuch wonderful warm and cozy vibes while still being impressively large for a coffee shop, and third it has the best scones ever. I love the selection of pastries and drinks they have, it feels unique and thoughtful and like you can't get it anywhere else. My favorite is the cinnamon chip scone which is buttery and flaky. I don't live very close and yet I don't at all mind traveling and go back as often as I can.

Came because the deli we went to for taylor ham rolls didn't have coffee. The space is amazing and…read morelovely for hanging out. the offerings for their in house roasted coffee were delicious and the specality lattes were creative. I got some latte with condensed milk and oreos, and I thought it had a risk of being too sweet and it was not until I got to the end and all the oreo grit was at the bottom but I thoroughly enjoyed the drink until then. Has a run club that meets in front of it in the morning. Lots of community space. Was getting ready to host a planter class. If this was my neighborhood coffee spot I would have been so happy.