Tea Rabbits has been my wife's and I favorite TEA spot for about 7x years! We stumbled upon this…read moreplace when we first visited (they had a different location in the town) and when we came back we had to track down the new location! We've ordered their teas and had them sent to Arizona as well! Definitely one of the most unique tea shops with custom blends!! High recommend if you're a Tea Person!

Lovely place. Hot chocolate with coconut best I have ever had. Kim, the owner, very sweet. Our…read morefirst time, not last.

I don't know where to start...it's been hours after my visit and I'm still traumatized. If you like…read morehorror films, you might want to take a stroll through this gem of a disaster. It will not disappoint if you can get through the front door, which is cluttered like a hoarders house. Once we walk through the tiny path between all the "antique gems", a deep awakening in our spirits happened. A spine, chilling moment. Something you would see on 60 minutes episode before a person was kidnapped. Suddenly a man from the back yelled out " you want a shot or a hot chocolate?". With fear and trepidation, we said no and he asked us if he scared us... we said "yes". We knew we had to get out of there fast. As we were trying to "escape", I saw a cat and tried to soften the awkwardness and talk to an older lady about the cat. Just as I did that, the older lady started yelling out. "They're not gonna buy anything, Jack! Why are they here if they don't wanna buy anything? They don't like our store? They should leave!!" He agreed and so did we! This has been the weirdest shopping experience of my life.

This would be a zero if it could be. It's so cute from the outside but I saw a cat and had to say…read morehello: the cat ran into the store like a scene from Hansel and Gretal I followed for crumbs of cat love. He lead me straight to the wicked witch who stopped me and my iced coffee at the door. She blocked me from Going in and told her I was insulting her by bringing a coffee in. I was shocked all I saw was Christmas ornaments. I actually thought she was joking and laughed and she said unless you buy you can't come in. I stood shocked she scoured staring my soul down. We turned around and my fiancé said well that's why you have no business. Weirdest experience

Greatest coffee shop ever!! Loved Suzy and her amazing staff. Coffee and lunch was awesome.read more

Such a cute breakfast spot. Plenty of parking. Fresh made coffee and food. Spots for working and…read moremeetings and tables for eating. I had the avocado toast with burrata cheese and a fried egg. So so good. Order at the counter style which is cool. Friendly staff.

super cute & minimalistic coffee shop! i got their seasonal iced blackberry cobbler latte. OMG! so…read moretasty and i'd buy another one!! service was great and the barista was super friendly! highly recommend!

I was so looking forward to this experience. However the staff just looked at me as though I was…read moresupposed to know what I wanted from a new establishment. The coffee was very bitter and tasted burnt. I had two swallows and threw the rest out. HORRIBLE

This place was so cool to go inside they have a variety of drinks: teas, coffees, mushroom energy…read moredrinks, juices, milks. They have sandwiches and freshly baked pastries. A good looking cannoli but their iced latte polar bear flavor was amazing. White chocolate and raspberry flavored. The man with the Australian accent and the younger woman whose names we didn't get were soooo quick and informative. We loved their customer service. Bathroom was extremely clean. Like extremely.

Coffee Shop No. 475 Blue Market 42…read moreDahlonega, GA March 10, 2025 Blue Market 42 was my last coffee stop after strolling through downtown Dahlonega, Georgia with my husband. The cafe looks like a little house on the corner, but the inside has been beautifully updated into a large open area with natural lighting gleaming through the windows. The focal point is a long beautiful counter. It reminded me of counters you would have seen in grocery stores, pharmacies, or 5 and dime stores in the early 20th century. The other things to catch my eye were bthe table game set up, merchandise from local vendors, games scattered throughout, high top tables in the back, a big comfy looking couch and local art. I got the sense that Blue Market 42 was more than just coffee, but a place to socialize, relax, and to be part of the community. Blue Market 42 serves Jittery Joe's Coffee. I really enjoyed my cortado. My husband really enjoyed the spinning tops on the table. Enjoying life one cortado at a time!

Took a day trip up to Dahlonega recently and while walking around, I started to crave some tea. To…read moremy surprise, there was a Spice & Tea Exchange just a few shops down from where I was standing! This little tea shop is incredible! It feels like you stepped back in time with the creaky hardwood floors and the rows and rows of glass jars filled with teas, herbs, and spices. My kind of place. You can purchase their proprietary spice blends, seasonings, and rubs as well as their loose-leaf teas and organic teas. They have 85 handcrafted seasonings that are hand-mixed in store daily. They also offer flavored sugars, sea salts, and other lines including infused honeys and artisan extra virgin olive oils. They seriously have it all, so it's a great gift shop if you're looking to buy something special for a loved one. They also offer fresh-brewed tea made to order, and let you choose any of their loose-leafs available in house. I think that's so cool to have the ability to pick your tea on the spot and have it made just for you. I chose the Super Citrus Mint Herbal Tea over ice with NO sugar or sweetener (I like it as natural as possible), and it was exactly what I was looking for. Incredibly refreshing and also great immune support. Excited to come back for more spices and tea!

This was our first time visiting Dahalonga. After we parked, this was the first store we walked…read moreinto. I love tea and was excited to see what they had inside. The lady at the front was extremely rude, not sure if she had a bad morning or what but we walked out and went on about our Dahlonega visit. I was very shocked and disappointed in her attitude, tone and behavior. I am still trying to figure out what happened for her to act that way, I was simply looking at a tea and asked a question followed by a comment on how I loved the smell. It was an odd interaction. Hopefully, they can talk to their employees on how to interact with customers better. We ended up having a fab time in Dahlonega and will be back but not to this store.