Great atmosphere and coffee! Only thing that was missing for my "usual" was having whip cream as a…read moremenu item, but that's just my preference :)

So cute! Awesome food. Great coffee. Lovely ambiance. Wish the hours were longer -- a common issue…read morewith WNC coffee shops (and everyone wonders why we go to Starbucks). I always want to stop here but because we drive out there to fish from AVL when we get off the river the shop is typically closed so I've only been a couple of times.

I read another review that said these were the best donuts they've ever had. I was skeptical,…read morebecause I love donuts! BUT!!! Man, oh man, were they right! Delicious, warm & freshly made! Also, I ordered the Dirty Velvet Revolver coffee. DELISH!!! So smooth, and the flavor was just perfect. Not bitter, not too sweet. Just right! The owner is spoke with was so pleasant and friendly. Great service!

The Velvet Cup coffee is our favorite coffee in the mountains. On our annual September trip to…read moreBrevard we get coffee there daily. Today we had the lavender vanilla mocha and the zebra mocha. They both were absolutely perfect!!!

Pisgah Bakehouse was a pleasant surprise. I was driving the Blue Ridge Parkway and heading to…read moreBrevard to get something to eat. Since Brevard is a small town, I wasn't expecting to find such a good bakery, but the baked goods looked delicious as soon as we walked in. In addition to the bakery items, they also have a dining room. Since it was between lunch and dinner, we were told to order at the counter, and the only things available were salads and pizza. We ordered a sausage pizza and a Caesar salad, which turned out to be the perfect-sized lunch. Both the pizza and salad were delicious. We sat in the otherwise empty dining room, eating lunch while I watched the bakers working in the back and kept eyeing all the baked goods. Before leaving, we picked up a few goodies for the road. Pisgah Bakehouse is definitely worth the stop, and I'm glad we found it.

Unfortunately this place tends to be a miss for me…read more My experience with service is consistently that they are unfriendly. When you pay $6 for a small pastry, it feels a little bad when they don't say "thank you" or "how can I help you" or "what would you like" ... more than once I've been here and had the experience that I'm bothering the employee just by being there. Bought a cardamom bun today and while I love cardamom this was still an overly strong flavor. Lovely texture, though. I had a specialty croissant a while back when I was in the area and left with it. It was uncooked in the middle so I called to let them know (thinking they would want to pull the remaining ones). Whoever I spoke with was appropriately apologetic and told me next time I was there to tell the clerk that so and so wanted me to have a replacement on the house. A few months later I was in the area again and was met with such hostility and skepticism when I mentioned the "freebie" that I wished I'd never bothered. As for the bakes? Everything really does look good. The lunch menu looks great although I've never had anything. The coffee is nice and strong. Prices are high, but that's everywhere.

I have been ordering whole beans from Pisgah Roasters for about 5 years- they are the GOLD STANDARD…read moreof coffees- what I compare anything else to-- and just fyi- everything else I've tried doesn't even come close!! So of course, since I'm in the area on vacation, I'm going there are much as possible! The place is quiet and unassuming- looks like a warehouse... Until you step inside and that smell of deliciousness hits you right in the face, soooo good!! In the past week, I have tried all of the specialty drinks on the menu- the Hot Tamale was especially surprisingly delightful- not too much spice, just a nice warmth. The Cold Mountain was also amazing, to me, it was the perfect iced coffee. The special this week was the Iced Coconut- it actually really tasted like coconut!My husband tried the drip and pour over- he's a black coffee drinker and loved them both- he loved that you can select different beans to try. I also purchased a 5 pound bag of my favorite bean- the Parkway Pick Me Up. Also love the Squirrely Blend. We also got the smaller 12oz bags to try a few different flavors when we get home. This place is the best. I wish I could give it more than 5 stars!

Found Pisgah Coffee Roasters several years ago and have regularly ordered both bean for ourselves…read moreand ground for my parents (who definitely deserve the best!) Hands down, the best coffee (you know when a coffee is good if it tastes great black) and excellent customer service. Knowing PCR support local projects/environment/services through coffee sales just adds incentive to support a local business. May they have many more profitable years!

Delicious baked goods, friendly and knowledgeable staff, great customer service - treat yourself to…read morea visit to Bracken Mountain Bakery!

Their sourdough loaf is the best I've ever had. This is a special place. Make sure you stop there…read morewhen in Brevard NC.

Just as the name says, this is a coffee roasting shop. He does not serve coffee at this location,…read morebut almost everyone in town does! He was very friendly and let us look around. The smell is amazing, and they do have all their coffee bagged and ready for sale.

I first visited this place thinking it was a sit-down coffee shop and was a bit surprised, but not…read morenecessary unpleasantly surprised. The staff is very knowledgeable about all things coffee, and this is a great place to purchase coffee by the bag or bulk. Plenty of options for any palate, and the staff can help you pick out something that suits your tastes. They also sell an array of coffee-making tools and appliances. My only wish is that they had a seating area and offered cups of coffee like a cafe. That would be a great way to try out the different types of coffee.

Engaging coffee shop eclectically decorated in a firehouse theme, with deep cuts of Bowie or Iggy…read morePop playing in the background. To complement the coffee drinks, food, and coffee inspired craft cocktails created by the owner, you will find a curated art installation. You might spot issues of Our Homes or Southern Living alongside Rolling Stone magazine. No bustle, no fuss--just appropriate lighting, relaxed ambiance, and a chill place to hang out for a bit.

Always a perfect visit to our go to coffee , espresso shop in Brevard. Such a great selection of…read moredrinks and excellent service. Super cool art as well. Perfect place to sit and enjoy a drink or some relaxing time.

Nice, friendly staff. Unique drink offerings like "Lucky Charms" and Fruit Loops" lattes.read more

Lovely shop! I came here on road trip, just passing through. The service was friendly and the baked…read moregoods were great! Coffee was hot and service was fast. Will return when I'm back in town!

Super cute cafe with full menu. We had already had lunch and were just looking for a quick caffeine…read morefix when we stumbled upon this adorable place. They offer soup, sandwiches, salads and an array of baked goods, muffins, cookies, etc. They were busy and obviously everything is made to order so you might need to wait a bit for your order but I think it will be worth it! Definitely a place that will be on the to-do list while in town!

Cool little local coffee spot to take a breather if you're walking around downtown. Seemed to be…read morethe only place open for coffee on Sunday for what it's worth. Servers were friendly & helpful with any questions we had. We ordered a few latte's & an apple fritter that was delicious. If we're ever in the area we'd definitely drop back in for a quick bite & a pick me up!

Pretty good little bagel-based sandwich shop in downtown Brevard. Good number of menu selections…read moreplus some daily specials. The bagels are steamed as the sandwich is warmed, making them much softer and easier to eat than most traditional bagel sandwiches. We had the Hello Newman (pastrami, bacon, horseradish, onions, muenster) on an asiago bagel and the Pirate (turkey, spinach cream cheese, banana peppers, provolone) on a sesame bagel. The Newman was the better of the two and the asiago bagel was a lot more interesting than the sesame. Maybe not the greatest bagels, but the sandwiches are still good overall. Prices are okay.

Came in and ordered a B-rad best.. it had 1 of the 3 meats that we're supposed to be on the…read moresandwich.. no pepperoni and no salami. I brought it to the counter, they heated up the other two meats in a bowl and handed them to me. Remake the sandwich is the right answer. 1/3 of the sandwich for full price. Nah. I will pass next time