Love the coffee here, the atmosphere is lively and helps me study for long periods…read more Love how Zekes is on the menu too! Coffee comes out fast but can be realllly busy on the weekends.

So we love trying new coffee shops when we go out of town, and just so happened upon this unique…read morelocation off High St. the service was very quick, as we ordered both an iced mocha latte and a hot vanilla latte. My wife enjoyed the vanilla latte, although she said it could have been hotter. My iced mocha tasted pretty good, but borderlines to almost a chocolate milk. I had to go back and order another shot of espresso. The shop has a unique, Indy vibe and pleasant to share a beverage and company in. The only reason for 3 stars instead of 4 is the lack of friendliness from the cashier and barista...they could be better.

Fantastic bowls and smoothies. You can order a pre made or create your own. We love the custom…read morebowls which allow you to choose up to 2 bases and whatever toppings you prefer. Service is always friendly and relatively quick. Everything is made to order. The inside is pretty small, so not many tables to eat in.

Love that Playa Bowls finally made it to Morgantown a few months ago! The beach decor is cute and…read moregets you in a summery mood. The service is always great, and all the employees are so friendly. If you have a question, they're happy to answer and if you have allergy concerns, they're able to help with that! I love many of the bowls and juices and like the variety of offerings. The juices are refreshing and perfect for a hot summer day. One of my favorite bowls is the 8th Ave, which is a simple classic. The coffee is also really good, and I love it in the Coconut New Orleans smoothie. The fruit has always been fresh and ripe, exactly what you want as a topping on these bowls. The bowls are also a good size, where I can usually freeze half for later. The store is located in a little shopping center in Morgantown, with plenty of parking nearby. There's both indoor and outdoor seating, which is nice to spend some time outside on warm days. If you stay and eat, there are a few tables for different size groups, though grab and go is always an option too. I like the refrigerated grab and go case too if you want to stock up on juices for later or want a drink with your bowl. It's great to have a place with healthy and light options like this in town. Definitely check out Playa Bowls if you're nearby!

Large portions and great fresh ingredients. Wait staff is…read morealways attentive but not overly so. Smaller restaurant, but well decorated. You can park across the street.

I'm Thai and grew up eating very spicy food, including authentic som tam from Thai restaurants, so…read moreI'm very familiar with how Thai spice levels normally feel. This is actually the first time I've had such a strong physical reaction. Most traditional Thai restaurants use fresh Thai chilies when making papaya salad, not large amounts of ground chili powder, because chili powder creates a much harsher, burning heat on the stomach rather than the normal fresh chili heat. I ordered spice level 4 expecting something moderate, but it felt closer to what would be level 9-10 at many Thai restaurants. There was no warning that the spice level was based on chili powder rather than fresh chilies. After eating, I experienced severe stomach burning, dizziness, and almost fainted, which has never happened to me from Thai food before. Information for the chef (from someone Thai, hoping this helps): Fresh chilies and chili powder create different types of heat. Chili powder is made from dried chilies, which concentrates capsaicin (the compound that causes burning). It also often contains more crushed seeds and inner membranes, which hold the highest capsaicin levels. Because it is finely ground, it spreads more evenly and can coat the mouth and stomach, causing a deeper and harsher burning sensation compared to the sharper but cleaner heat from fresh chilies typically used in traditional som tam. I would strongly recommend that the restaurant clarify how their spice levels work and what type of chili they use so customers can make informed choices. Thai food can be spicy, but it shouldn't come as a surprise in a way that causes physical distress. As someone from Thailand, this was not the typical type of spice we associate with authentic som tam. My mom also own Papaya Salad restaurant in Thailand. I know how to make my own dish. This is not authentic and not a good Thai food. 4 5555

Best sandwich - juicy, tasty and delicious. Used up all the napkins and had some to take home!read more

Sandwiches were terrific. Fresh ingredients and made to order. Cute indoor seating area with…read moreseveral tables.

Ordered through door dash and the coffee was made perfect and delicious tasting high recommend!read more

I absolutely love going to Coffee Tree Roasters! The coffee flights are always so exciting to get…read more It is the perfect price too for how much you receive and it is always decorated so cutely. I always check their Instagram to see if they are going to release coffee flights on the weekends! I also love to go for a regular Iced Mocha as well. Their food and treats are also delicious. The staff is always so friendly too, which makes it a 10/10 experience!