I had a great first experience at Joy Bar Coffee! If you're looking for a faith-based coffee shop…read morein the Triad, this is definitely a great spot. I thoroughly enjoyed the CCM music playing in the background it truly uplifted the atmosphere and made the space feel peaceful and inviting. This is the perfect place to catch up with a friend or get some work done. The environment is welcoming and comfortable, making it easy to settle in and stay awhile. I ordered the Fruit Pebbles matcha latte with whole milk and it was SUPER delicious! The personalized note written on my cup was much appreciated :). I'll definitely be back to try more items on the menu!

Loving this spot for their coffee and a remote work option. You can't help but catch a positive…read moremood in here... from the window art and friendly staff to the delicious COFFEE... they get it. I've tried the Honey Bunny Matcha (but made it coffee instead) and the Salt Water Cowboy (caramel, salt and coconut)... both were great! The baked goods are tasty too... especially the ham and cheese quiche!

This is my first time visiting a Caribou coffee and I was excited because I've heard great things!…read more The only reason this isn't a five star experience it's because of the drive thru/parking. It was confusing and there wasn't many cars in the area so I can't imagine what it would be if it was full. The staff was incredibly helpful and friendly. That's always a plus. The coffee was great. I had a latte. It was the perfect balance of coffee and sweet without being overpowering. It is worth the hype and would definitely be great for a midday pick me up.

5 stars for the coffee, service and price. No stars for the parking lot and drive up window. What a…read moremixed up cluster! I will be back for the coffee. But I will be cautious well navigating the parking maze.

Very cute shop with nice atmosphere. Connected with a home furnishing shop, gift shop, and kids…read moreclothing boutique. Coffee shop offers many drinks options and limited little bites. They have a walk up window for the amazing outdoors seating (slightly loud due to Main Street traffic. Service was slightly limited questionable since they forgot the quiche then asked if we wanted warmed up or not. We responded yes and was handed a prepared wrapped quiche and instructed to use their microwave and plates to warm it up on our way when we asked about the order status (knocked off 1 star for this).

Joy Bar has really stepped up in recent years. First, their selection has gotten a lot wider. In…read moreaddition to more expansive seasonal menus (typically with latte, mocha, cold brew, and chai options), they have a solid lot of house specialties (the staples). Of them, I've enjoyed the Cinnamon Toast latte while my wife is a fan of the Berry Haze. I've been trying to do sugar-free syrups when I can as of late, and thankfully, Joy Bar has a larger-than-average assortment of them on hand. While the coffee is still the biggest strength, Joy Bar does offer more. Whether you need a baked good, a bag of beans, a chocolate bar (courtesy of local artisans Eigen), or a gift, Joy Bar has you covered. The baristas are always friendly, and while there isn't always a table to spare (inside at least - patio seating is usually open in nicer weather), the atmosphere remains comfortable. High Point is practically hemorrhaging coffee shops at this point, but even amid the heightened competition, Joy Bar is a reliably good option.

It is good to be back in High Point! Now as a retiree. To celebrate our first morning back, and the…read morefact that I forgot to pack our cream, DeBeen was literally my first morning stop. Their specialty coffees continue to rock and reaffirm: "Friends don't let Friends drink Starbuck's!!!" I love this sticker on their counter. Always friendly and attentive service. So happy to see this long-term coffee shop continue to thrive. A great place to meet or study.

I've been a fan of DeBeen since it first opened in HP as it was the perfect place to get a pick me…read moreup before going to work nearby. I've since moved to Greensboro, so it's been a while, but as soon as I walked through the door and caught a whiff of coffee and their delicious baked goods, I was reminded why this was my favorite coffee shop in HP. Debeen Espresso is a charming, female-owned local gem that combines the art of great coffee with delicious, in-house gluten free and vegan baked goods. From the moment you step inside, the inviting atmosphere and warm smiles from the baristas set the tone for a great experience. I had the pleasure of trying their banana walnut muffin, and let me just say--it was the moistest muffin I've ever tasted. The balance of banana, walnut, and spice was perfect, and it paired wonderfully with my almond milk latte. There's an array of gluten free and vegan muffin and cookie options as well as additional treats (overnight oats, carrots and hummus, etc) in the fridge. It's clear that Debeen Espresso takes pride in not just the quality of their coffee, but in everything they do. The service was fast and friendly and the shop itself is cozy, with plenty of comfortable seating both inside and out. We opted to sit on the outdoor patio, where additional seating provides a chance to enjoy the fresh air while sipping your favorite drink. Adjacent to Debeen is Pure Light Yoga, creating the perfect opportunity to sip, savor, and even savasana--all in one visit. Whether you're there for a quiet moment away or catching up with a friend, Debeen Espresso offers a unique and relaxing space where you can really enjoy your experience. If you're in the area, don't miss out on this cozy spot with its delicious drinks, healthy treats and welcoming vibe.

Way overpriced took forever to get the food not sure why people say they do better but the…read moreatmosphere was fine it was mainly the price and the weight to get the food Also the business hours are just terrible this place should be open till maybe 8:00 at night from 6:00 in the morning to 8:00 at night

This place is absolutely amazing. If you are a coffee snob like myself you have to visit…read moreFosterHobbs Coffee. The owner, Mike, was there and he was absolutely amazing. He was very friendly and very personable. You can tell he absolutely loves his city and coffee. He was just phenomenal. Several regulars stopped in and he knew them by name. They were equally as excited and praised his coffee. They had me super excited and glad that I stopped by. He does not sell prepared coffee drinks in the shop, but did recommend local bakeries and cafes that did. BTW, Dots & Pearls was one he recommended and it DID NOT DISAPPOINT!! He sales coffee beans. This is a roastery, so you're getting fresh roasted beans from some of the most notable coffee regions in the country. It is awesome. I purchased a bag of Sumatra dark roast and a big bottle of chai concentrate. My partner said the chai is delicious. I wholeheartedly recommend that you stop by and chat it up with the owner and of course purchase some high quality coffee. I definitely cannot wait to come back to High Point. Oh yeah, you can purchase the coffee online!!

We were greeted by a young man who opened the door for us. Inside was a good number of folks for…read more4pm on a weekday. Not overcrowded but enough for friendly ambiance. Once my husband & I made decisions, our order was taken at the counter. Bill had a peach cobbler latte with notes of peach and caramel. I had a fruity drink with flavors of pineapple and coconut. Both were wonderful. We tried the sweets as well. I had a lemon bar. Bill had New York cheesecake. We found some comfy chairs and waited for our orders. We didn't have to wait long. The entire experience was lovely. Great service, great drinks & food and the staff was exemplary. I will be returning.

Kind and friendly staff, quick service, and some of the best coffee I've had recently. Coffee was…read moresmooth and rich, not burnt or bitter. Coffee and muffin were a little on the pricier end of what I've seen locally, but not bad. They also have abundant indoor seating, and I could see this being somewhere to sit and read, work, or study.

Came here on Easter. This coffee shop offers a GREAT QUALITY Coffee!! They're kid friendly too…read morewhich always gets a plus on our eyes. We ordered Decaf Latte, Americano and 2 Hot Chocolates for our kiddos~which was perfect as they're no-to-less sweet! Nice seating area as well and mood lighting ambiance. Staff were also great!! Highly recommend to visit!!

This is a veteran-owned coffee shop. They have their own coffee brand and sell their own…read moremerchandise. The atmosphere is nice and welcoming. I got a latte, and it tasted amazing. The place is also kid-friendly, with lots of books for children to read. If you are in town, you should definitely visit.

The best cake I've ever had! I keep coming back for the biscoff cookie cake. I hope they never…read morediscontinue it. The strawberry, mounds, birthday, and honey buns are also family favorite flavors. We also enjoy their cookies.

Stepping in here made me feel like Alice in Wonderland. The unassuming exterior opens up into high,…read moreindustrial-like ceilings and rooms upon rooms of vintage/boutique gifts. I'm not sure if they do consignment style shops within the gift shop, or if it's all under the same business, but it's arranged in a bunch of mini sections that all kind of have a different aesthetic. It was a bit maze-like, but I have no doubt they sell something in here for everyone. Like the gift shop, the bakery had huge variety. Who knew there were so many types of cake? I ended up getting a carrot cake latte and a heart shaped macaron. It was only after I had ordered my latte with oat milk, checked out (including paying the up-charge for oat milk), and waited several minutes that they told me they were out of oat milk. This was disappointing, as I paid my extra for the oat milk, yes, but also because I don't really want a latte in general without it. Regardless, it was too late, so I just told them to do it with 2%. The latte was okay but I didn't love it. It mostly tasted sweet and like cinnamon. Which I guess is more or less what carrot cake tastes like? The menu said it came with a cream cheese cold foam or whipped cream (I don't remember which) but it came out with plain whipped cream. The espresso was a little bitter - maybe burnt or shocked. The macaron was gorgeous, but didn't have a macaron taste or texture. It was hard like cookie. A macaron should be light and airy, and the shell should almost collapse under a bite. I had to chomp through this one. I am not sure if it was stale, a bad batch, or if their "macarons" are just "macaron shaped cookies" by design.