Cute coffee shop with plenty of parking. There are many two-person tables and a few booths, but due…read moreto popularity it may take a minute to find seating. I couldn't decide between two coffee drinks, so I tried both the Breve and the Cafe con leche. If you are looking for something creamy and delicious for the coffee taste do the breve. If you are looking for the same thing, but with some sweetness do the Cafe con leche. You can't go wrong with either choice. For food I ordered "Daryl's Chorizo Bowl" I don't know who Daryl is, but I am loving that chorizo. It has a base of eggs, covered with chorizo and a hint of cheese, onions and tomatoes. The drizzle of zesty green dressing and microgreens brings a freshness to a usually hearty dish. Staff was friendly, but it is laissez-faire vibe. You take your dirty dish (clean by the time you are done licking up all the deliciousness) to a rack at the back of the shop. To go boxes are placed by the utensil cart. Easy in and out. Did I mention they sell candles and other goodies (and I am not talking about the mouth-watering pastries or crepes) Overall a great place to visit in such a cute town.

Such a peaceful little coffee spot The place is filled with beautiful plants and has the calmest,…read morecoziest vibe. Perfect for relaxing, reading, or getting a little work done. The coffee was great and the atmosphere made it even better. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a quiet, refreshing place to unwind. Highly recommend!

A little pricey but let me just say it's definitely worth it to go!…read more Their food & drinks never disappoint and always look so aesthetic an delicious !! Customer service is always top notch .

I drove here to meet up with my sister for brunch. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't the best…read moreeither. It ended up costing over $40 for two people + a tip, which may have been a sit down restaurant at that point. A little pricey for a coffee shop (at least the food portion). Service was quick though and the workers were friendly. There's also plenty of seating and an open atmosphere! Maybe it was just what I ordered (The Sequel), that left me unimpressed. It tasted alright, but I couldn't tell whether the top layer was the cheese, egg, or both, lol. It was very difficult to eat without making a mess. I don't know that it was worth $12. The coffee was decent too, but nothing extraordinary. Maybe next time I'll have to try a Crepe! I did think the interior was cool though, seeing that it used to be a bank.

Really nice cafe if you're ever just exploring around. The cinnamon roll is huge and when you get…read morethe middle it's delicious. The fruit tart was $7 but man was it good.

The service was fantastic, and the selection of baked goods was really nice. We had a rack of…read moremacaroons, the quiche, and the cheese danish. All of which were nice, though a little bland. I had the bacon egg and cheese croissant, which, again, was a little bland for my taste. Very healthy, very fresh ingredients. I did feel it was also fairly expensive for what we got but maybe not for the area that the restaurant is located. Seems like everything in downtown Greenville is pretty high. Overall, I don't think I would come back, but it's not for a lack of options. I just like my food a little more unhealthy.

I found this place on TikTok after doing my research on places to visit within Bridgeway Station…read more As a coffee lover, I was plotting on getting a latte until I saw they had a menu inspired by The Summer I Turned Pretty. I was sold before the first sip because that is one of my favorite shows. I recognized the cashier from the business' Instagram page and shared with her that I found the business through IG. She was very pleasant and inviting which contributed to my positive experience. The cafe is very spacious, bright, with both inside and outside dining options. I tried the Cousins Beach ($7.50- inspired by The Summer I Turned Pretty)- iced pineapple matcha with pina colada cold foam, which was absolutely delicious as it tasted like the description. I will share that I got mine extra sweet.

Being retired I can go anywhere and take my time. We just came to this center to have breakfast…read moreand a coffee drink. The day was beautiful so I wanted to sit outside. There was a gentle breeze, the temperature was in the 60s and I didn't experience noise or bugs. The service is excellent. They were quick and efficient. The dining area is quite spacious and despite being a peak morning period, there was more than enough places to sit. Ambience was nice with background music but not a lot of noise from patrons. I wanted to sit outside to be mindful of the surrounding. I watched a cloud move moderately quickly across the sky. My drink was excellent. I could taste the cocoa and coffee very distinctly. Perfect temperature. My bagel sandwich was good. Perfect temperature, but I presume it is premade not made in house. My wife loved her cappuccino so much she acquired two. She also got a bacon, egg and cheese croissant. I liked the place since it had a nice variety of choices to eat and drink. There were bottled and canned drinks, also, in a glass door refrigerator. I don't live in the area but I'm here for fun for a couple of weeks. The center is nice and peaceful and very reminiscent of old world Italy (in which I have been). There are pigeons but not as many as in the old country. Definitely give them two thumbs up!

A little European escape... just 2 hours from Atlanta If…read moreyou're looking for something different without hopping on a flight, check out Old Europe Coffee and Desserts inside BridgeWay Station. The entire area is designed like a small European village stone buildings, archways, towers... it honestly doesn't feel like South Carolina. What stood out The dessert case alone will stop you in your tracks. They had: cakes, cheesecakes, and eclairs macarons, cookies, biscotti croissants, scones, and pastries breakfast sandwiches + quiche It's the kind of place where you go in for coffee and end up wanting a full spread. Drinks + pricing Full coffee menu with everything you'd expect: espresso, lattes, cappuccinos, cold brew, chai, plus some fun seasonal drinks like chocolate strawberry and s'mores-inspired options. Prices felt fair for a specialty coffee shop, not overdone. The vibe This is what makes it worth the trip. It's not just a coffee shop -- it's an experience: great for a date solo coffee run content/photos or just walking around with a drink You can grab your coffee and actually enjoy the space instead of rushing out. Worth the drive? From Atlanta, it's about 2 hours so I'd treat it as a day trip or add-on stop, not just a quick coffee run. But if you like: unique spots good desserts aesthetic environments ...it's definitely worth checking out.

The only bakery cafe kind of place in this locality and had to say it was nothing like the reviews…read moreactually described it as. THE FOOD: We did try their Chocolate truffle cake and hot chocolate. Was initially confused between Tiramisu and Chocolate truffle cake and the staff there suggested to take the Chocolate truffle cake. It was not good at all. To be honest it looked like it was taken straight out of the refrigerator after storing it for the whole week. Very disappointing. Even the tiramisu looked like that. Seemed old and not so fresh. The cake was bland and there's not flavor in anything. Definitely my taste buds were in good shape that day! The hot chocolate was kind of okay. Nothing special about it either. Not sure what's so European about that either. They did have a good collection of macaroons but cake options were limited and slightly over priced IMO for the quantity and quality. AMBIENCE & SERVICE: The bakery tries to be rustic and is kind of decently lit. It's actually very cramped and all the tables & chairs were not arranged as we walked in on one side. The other side had a lot of tables overlapping and no place to walk into even if you found a place. They then started to arrange the tables and chairs on the other side probably after 6 PM in the evening. Not sure what's stopped them from arranging it earlier? Didn't see any cleaning going on either. The staff there seem good but look a lot careless or disinterested or out of touch with the work. Paper towels/ napkins were hard to find and when asked for they just hand over one sheet/ slice of paper napkin. Like really for a table of 3? I would try not visit this place as the quality is very average in terms of food and ambience. BOTTOMLINE: A sub standard bakery cafe with decent options and variety serving bland 3-4 days old cakes that doesn't have to be this pricey within a cramped space and a lackluster service. Nothing against anyone, just was super disappointed with a basic "not fresh" cake. MY PICKS FOR YOU: Avoid if possible!

What a hidden gem this place is!!! I am absolutely obsessed…read more A few of my girlfriends and I were originally going to the other very popular brunch spot in this same parking lot, but the wait was way too long. We were walking back around to wait in the parking lot when one of my friends spotted this place across the street. I've eaten at the other restaurant a million times, but I had NEVER even noticed this place! It's tucked away in the corner behind the burrito place, and all I can say is, what a delightful surprise. The girls working behind the counter were SO nice, super welcoming, and really helpful with picking out what we wanted. The whole place has such a cute little vibe, and we decided to sit outside. They brought our food and coffees right out to us, which was so nice. And the coffee was amazing. Everyone loved theirs, including two of my friends who are serious coffee snobs, so that was a HUGE win. For the food, my crepe was absolutely delicious, and my friends loved their meals too. The strawberries and bananas were SO fresh, you could genuinely tell they had just been sliced. Overall, this was a 10/10 experience from start to finish. I fear the other popular brunch spot in that parking lot has some MAJOR competition now. Definitely give this place a try!!

Milltown Coffee, is a relaxed refined cafe serving up some of the best coffee and breakfast. The…read morecoffee here is superbly well balanced, just the right amount of sweetness not overpowering the rich earthiness of the coffee. I took one sip of the "Honey Hive Latte" and immediately realized I was in for a treat. You know it's good when you take your first sip and immediately thank the barista and ask what else is a must try. The "Toasted Marshmallow Cortado" was spot on. The torched marshmallows brought a nice aroma and the char added to dimensions of flavor in the cup. If you're in Spartanburg SC it's a must try.

Love the staff, iced latte and farm egg sandwich! Everyone is so nice and attentive. The space is…read morepretty as well. My only suggestion would be that the wifi was better.

Indoor and outdoor seating. Slightly warm when the sun comes up, but there are plenty of outdoor…read moreseating with umbrellas. I highly recommend the breakfast burrito with your choice of protein. There's also local coffee from methodical coffee available. The staff and cooks are consistent. I'm at this restaurant several times a week.

Too loud for us but the food was interesting and we're glad we tried it. I had the feta crêpe made…read morewith buckwheat flour, it's easier to eat with your fingers than with a fork. My husband had the omelette filled with mushrooms, which he quite enjoyed.

Such a treat to dine at Authentique! The buckwheat savory crepes are so delicious and the service…read moreis attentive and friendly.