My go-to coffee shop when I'm in Chapel Hill, visiting from California…read more Iced maple latte (12 oz, not the 16 oz because the 16 oz has too much milk in it for my liking). Their cold brews are very good as well. Con Panna if you're need that little something extra in the afternoon (would ask for extra Panna).

Super cute coffee shop with excellent baristas. Enjoyed everything we had and will be back next…read moretime we're in town. - Lavender Orange and Pistachio muffin - warm and delicious - Hot Lavender Vanilla (half / half) Latte - Amazing! Perfect temp, smooth and nice balance of flavor. - Salted Coconut Caramel Latte - Good, I liked the lavender vanilla better, but that's more my flavor profile.

I walked by this place probably a million times and finally decided to try it. And y'all, it's…read morepretty expensive. The drink menu is very limited, only 4 hot and 4 cold seasonal specials. I wanted something cold and coffee based, which narrowed this to only 2 options. And yet, out of those two options, the one I wanted to try ("no-grony"), they didn't have all the ingredients available for. Ended up ordering Harvest Mule which was good, but it was $7 before tax and it came in a small size. This was worth $5 tops. I don't think I'll be coming back here.

The coffee is good but the cup size is what really was shocking. For 7 dollars I do expect more…read morethan 12 oz of coffee.

Serving delicious lattes with caramel undertones in a fun location. Great service and chill vibe.read more

This is a humble little coffee shop run by a friendly man! Try the Dr. Pepper Latte - I was a…read morelittle nervous it wouldn't taste good, but it was mild in flavor, so it was just enough of a change from the usual. I also recommend going half sugar, because it was really sweet.

They always have great food, vibes, and friendly staff. Lots of unique coffee options to choose…read morefrom, and even my non-vegan friends love the food.

I had a great experience eating at Coco with my 2-year old. We went in right before noon. We chose…read moreour own table. This is a very clean restaurants. Everything is vegan. I had a burger with breakfast potatoes. The burger itself was good but the top bun was a bit hard to chew on. I needed up removing the top bun to finish the burger. My daughter had pancakes with - fruit cup, I wouldn't advise to get the fruit cup for $5, it only had 1 strawberry, a few good blueberries and grapes. We had a warm chocolate chip cookie. Now that was delicious. My daughter really enjoyed her pancake. Our server was attentive and service was great overall. I will be back.

Food: 4.5 Location: 5…read moreInside/seating :5 Service: 5 Overall value: 4 My spouse and I came here for lunch as we were in the area, and it was recommended. I had the BLTA sandwich with french fries and Dijonaise on the side and my spouse had the sausage, egg, and cheese breakfast burrito with home fries. We also each got different sodas from the cooler area. The total for two lunch entrées and two canned sodas was about $40. I feel like this is pretty high relatively speaking for a sandwich and fries, and a breakfast burrito and home fries + two canned sodas, which is why I gave the overall value a four. However, the breakfast burrito, home fries, and regular fries were AMAZING. Probably one of the best breakfast burritos I have had in a really long time, and the home fries were crispy and well seasoned. The sandwich I had was pretty good, but nothing super special, and definitely not worth $16. I didn't particularly care for the Dijonnais, but that's just personal preference and glad I had it on the side. The restaurant itself has ample parking and is easy to find. It has a lot of seating, as well as lounge type seating for the breakfast/café crew and people who might be coming to do a little bit of work. You order at the front and they give you a number and bring the food out to your table. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and kind. The restaurant itself was clean. Overall, I would probably give this somewhere between a four and a five, but I do really love to support Local and I could tell this place probably makes a banging coffee drink and had delicious looking desserts, so I went with a 5. Unfortunately, we live between 35 and 40 minutes away, so we likely won't return, but if we find ourselves in that area of Chapel Hill, I would consider stopping in for another breakfast burrito!

Great farm house salad when it is available. Love their soups. BLT with Turkey is my favorite…read more Pastries are good Coffee is good. I do like the hamburgers. At dinner, the salmon is great

Cool pop up in the parking lot of Captain John's Dockside. Tried the Golden Latte spiced with…read moreturmeric, ginger; cinnamon and black pepper, slightly sweetened with maple syrup. Ordered it dirty, and delicious. Also sampled a Thai curry hand pie for something savory. Worth a stop on 15/501 for your Java fix.

This is the cutest coffee truck in North Chatham Village! I was searching for good coffee and am so…read moreglad I stumbled across this gem. They serve hot and cold coffee drinks, breakfast items and fresh pastries from 9th street in Durham. The staff is extremely friendly and my latte was delicious! They partner with local vendors and I am a big proponent of supporting local businesses. The decor is really cute with maps of Chapel Hill and handwritten menus. This is a great local coffee option and it is worth a visit.

Service was amazing and my latte was yummy.. Cute spot with a great indoor or outdoor seating…read moreoption.

They confirmed our online order, but when we showed up, the restaurant was closed (noon on a…read moreSaturday). It was even more ironic when we saw a sign on the door saying open everyday while the chairs inside were all put away on top of the tables. Their phone line is disconnected too.

Great service and loved the holiday menu! I enjoyed the oreo hot chocolate and chatted with the…read moreteam, really nice! Looked like a solid spot to chat, meet, or even study a bit. Would return!

Cute little local spot on Franklin St. Great service and loved the recommendations! Coffee bar and…read moreadditional tables with seating. Some local bakery items too. Overall great prices and drinks!

We were visiting Raleigh, NC and stopped by Dulce Cafe since it was close to the museum we were…read morevisiting. I had the Italian Panini with avocado (the avocado is an extra charge), and it was absolutely delicious. I also tried the La Poire dessert, and it was so good. It wasn't overly sweet or too rich, just very natural and perfectly balanced. We came on a Friday around 1 PM and even though there were about 10 people ahead of us, the line moved smoothly and there was plenty of seating both inside and outside. The customer service was top notch, and the staff was very welcoming. We'll definitely be visiting again. Also... whoever the guy is with the bracelets, black hair, glasses, and accent, he definitely added a little extra charm to the experience aka very very attractive.

This is a place in Durham that I've been itching to try for a long time…read more.. Well, I was finally in the area, and here's the deal. I think this was an Italian bakery...and it had a truly sensational selection of pastry items, some which were quite arty and unique!! They were also somewhat pricey...but I wanted to try so many. I ended up trying this dessert called "The Fun Guy". It looked like a Mushroom, but inside, it was just heavenly bliss! (I included a pic with all the ingredients inside) Truly, it ranks as one of the best desserts I've had in a LONG time. That's saying a lot, given how I go to bakeries a LOT! I will say, however, that their Iced Latte, wasn't that great. Still, for the bakery selection, I'll be happy to return here any day!

Went here in 4 separate occasions. The service is good!! The place inside isn't as clean and tidy…read morewhich is a bummer but we always stay outside so not a problem. Their gelato is AMAZING though!!!

I met a new friend here on a Sunday afternoon, just before a torrential rainstorm. Fortunately, my…read moreplanning to both bring an umbrella and stake out a table indoors won out over their desire to sit at a table outside. I got their Italian Salami panini and they got a coffee beverage. We sat and talked for a few hours, watching the wind and rain beat against the windows. Drenched walkers came in and left, and eventually they had to leave as well. I stayed and got a gelato and a cortado. Both were excellent. The sandwich was ok, but a little underwhelming for $16. The WiFi was great, and the AC blasted like crazy. It was a little much for late spring, but better than sitting in the monsoon. I recommend it, but it's a little too precious for me. (It is in Southern Village, which is a manufactured community for folks who don't really want to live in an old small town, but prefer to have it look like it's. It's kinda like a movie set of Mayberry, not the real thing.) The ladies working behind the counter were patient and pleasant, and extremely courteous. They even brought my sandwich out since it took ten minutes to make it.