I had high hopes for this place because a friend highly recommended it and even gave me a stamp…read morecard for a free drink. First impressions? Nothing on the menu really jumped out at me. The options somehow felt both limited and all over the place at the same time. Not many frappes, and nothing that made me think, I have to try that. So I asked the barista what he'd recommend. He pointed one out and was friendly enough, but he also seemed mildly irritated that I was a first timer ordering in the drive thru, like I was somehow holding up the line...except there wasn't a single car behind me. I also grabbed one of their pastries. He took my card, asked if I wanted it heated up, I said, "Yes, please," and then disappeared to, I assumed, make my drink. Then I waited. And waited. Ten minutes later I'm literally trying to peek through the drive thru window because...WTF? I ordered an iced coffee and a pre-made pastry. There were two baristas casually walking around, nobody inside except people already drinking their coffee, and the place wasn't busy at all. Finally, another barista came to the window with my drink and said they were "just waiting on the pastry." At this point I'm thinking...are they back there milling the flour and rolling the dough themselves? Five more minutes go by. She finally hands me the pastry...still in the container from whatever bakery actually made it. And it's cold. So basically all they had to do was grab it off a shelf and hand it to me. By the time I drove away, most of the ice in my coffee had already melted. Even watered down, though, it was just...bland. The coffee itself wasn't robust at all, and I couldn't really taste the coconut flavor that was supposed to be the specialty of the drink. The bearded guy who took my order never came back, either. Maybe he got pulled away, maybe he didn't, but it honestly felt like he just couldn't be bothered finishing my order. The whole experience was just disappointing. The flavors, the customer service, and a 15-minute wait for an iced coffee and a grab-and-go pastry when the place wasn't even busy? Hard pass. I drive all the way from Gibsonville to Mebane now just to get coffee from The Habit, and it's worth every extra minute. Better atmosphere, friendlier service, and honestly...just way better coffee.

I was so happy my travels led me here! I love this coffee shop, but I'm not often in the area so I…read moredon't get to stop by as much as I would like. They have a new cereal drink lineup and it didn't disappoint. They do have drive-through service if you're not able to physically go in the staff is always so helpful with drink recommendations. I've never had a bad drink. Definitely make an effort to stop by if you're in the area you won't be disappointed.

You will never find a better coffee! I'm so thankful after I travel around I get to come back to…read moremy local coffee shop and get the best quality of anywhere. They just put so much in to the quality of the coffee and the ingredients. Organic coffee, organic teas, local made syrup's and expert baristas... it's just a WIN!

Came I'm to pickup a couple coffees and pasteries. The inside is pretty well setup and they sell…read moreother branded stuff too. The girl at the counter was pretty nice. The coffee was okay. The pastries were bland. Kind of a good but not great situation.

Quaint little coffee shop in historic, downtown Kernersville. Perfect location, right across from…read morethe Botanical Gardens. You walk in and get inundated with the smell of freshly roasted coffee. Yum! The beverages are perfect and Kyle purposefully sources products without dyes and preservatives. Pastries are also fresh and delicious. Kyle is behind the counter most of the time and is friendly and resourceful. They also just started offering açaí and granola bowls.

Found this on Yelp a few weeks ago. Since we were going through Kernersville, we had a taste for…read morecoffee. We're glad we stopped! It's a small quaint shop. The coffee beverages are made fresh and quickly. The barista is very knowledgeable and friendly. When in the area we would stop again! SIDE NOTE: there's a shade chart for those who like their coffee a certain color.

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!!

Walked into Salvation Coffee for the first time this year, but I've been here multiple times…read morethroughout 2025, so this isn't a one-off experience. Kept it simple--nitro cold brew and an iced Bear Claw with almond milk. First off, that nitro was clean as hell. Smooth, no bitterness, and the fact that it's naturally sugar-free without sacrificing flavor? That's a win all day. The Bear Claw was solid too--nice balance with the almond milk, not overly sweet, just easy to enjoy. And one thing I really respect--their whipped cream is always sugar-free. That's huge for me living a sugar-free lifestyle, and it shows they actually think about their customers. Best part though, out of nowhere, both the barista and I looked up and boom... line out the door. We kind of just looked at each other like "well damn," and honestly, good for them. That's what happens when you're doing things right. Even with the rush, everybody kept a great attitude. Customers, staff; just good people all around. That small-town Burlington feel is real here. Folks talking, connecting, or just chilling on the couch doing their own thing--no pressure, no weird energy, just a genuinely cool environment. And this place actually feels welcoming. Not that forced "too cool" coffee shop vibe you sometimes get. Just real people, treating you like a normal human being. That goes a long way. Also worth calling out... So their rewards program is legit. You get 10 points for every dollar you spend, and it adds up fast. I've already built up enough where I could knock about half off my bill if I wanted to. That's real value, not just marketing fluff. It's got that perfect mix of small-town vibe with modern convenience, and I really hope that never changes. This has been a consistently solid spot for me, and I'll keep coming back!

Honestly, I don't like leaving reviews like this, but after several visits with consistently poor…read moreexperiences, I feel I should leave my honest review. I've been to Salvation many times, and it used to be one of my top-recommended coffee shops in Burlington, NC. Unfortunately, not anymore. Customer service during my recent visits has been disappointing. The baristas often made me feel like an inconvenience rather than a customer. While there was one occasion when the person at the register was kind and welcoming. My most recent visit was the day after Christmas when I met up with my siblings, and the experience was especially unpleasant. The atmosphere was unwelcoming, customer service was poor, and the coffee itself was underwhelming. The espresso in my latte was barely noticeable. Worst of all, the music was extremely loud and filled with constant profanity, to the point that we felt uncomfortable staying inside and had to leave to meet outside instead. I hope this review is not taken in the wrong way, but I genuinely used to enjoy Salvation Coffee, but the decline in service, atmosphere, and overall experience has been noticeable and disappointing.

Hole in the wall. Delicious coffee. Can get a drink here while you wait for your order. Or…read moreorder ahead and pick up next day without waiting. I've also ordered and had delivered to another state for Christmas gift. They loved the flavored coffee.

Would not recommend buying their roasted whole bean blends. The beans are of subpar quality and…read moretheir roasting process is uneven resulting in a poor profile coffee flavor. I applaud their effort to support small farmers but they are undoing all their hard work by making a mess of the coffee. I was doltish enough to buy 2 separate bags on my first try; one was touted as a medium roast but clearly charred dark and was sweating oil (which the seller assured me "It's supposed to look like that). The second appears good but tastes terrible; even after altering extraction ratios and grind sizes. Never going back there!

So far so good- have only been a few times and likely to go back as the beans have been quality so…read morefar- no complaints. Think it may be better if the closed Mondays and we open on Saturdays but that is more of a personal thing- would recommend to anyone looking for a local roaster though!

We love Five Star! We buy our coffee here every month! The staff are always helpful and very kind!read more

Every Friday, Counter Culture does a free 10 AM coffee tasting, which is a cool experience…read more Admittedly, I am more of a tea drinker, but I still learned a lot and think this is a special outing for anyone interested in learning more about single origin coffee. The baristas were very welcoming and knowledgeable, providing a sample of the coffee (we were given a coffee from Burundi) , providing some information on their harvesting and roasting practices, and opening up the floor to an audience Q&A. Ambiance is very modern and chic and there are two bathrooms open to visitors in the facility. I would recommend going on time to the tasting if possible for the best seating/experience. I came 15 min late and the seats were all taken and it was a full house. There were no issues with finding parking; there is a gravel lot adjacent to the roastery. Overall, a very unique experience!

I visited this fantastic coffee wholesaler a few weeks ago for their coffee concentrate event! They…read morehave manufactured a prepared coffee concentrate that can be diluted and used in everything from lattes to espresso martini. They plan on selling to shops, bars, and restaurants. They drizzled some of the coffee concentrate onto ice cream, which was amazing! I can't wait until they start supplying local stores. Hopefully, it will be available in stores for customers in the future!

Fantastic FTO coffee roasted and delivered fresh to your front door. Ethiopian and Guatemalan, each…read moreroasted lightly, are great, consistent coffees. Support local, but good value matters; you get that here.

A good friend recommended this woman-owned business that sells organic, fair trade, kosher beans…read moreand it was great advice. I'm now a longtime subscriber to home delivered coffee from BeanPeace Roastery. I get "Roasters Choice" delivered in 1-pound bags of American or Viennese roast (French roast also available). The beans are super fresh and aromatic, always a treat. Highly recommended.