We love this place. It's clean, safe and fun for the cats. We just adopted a terrific cat and had…read morea great experience. If you want to get a socialized cat, this is the place to adopt!

Great cafe with cat themed items and a number of adorable cats. We enjoyed browsing the cat themed…read moreitems while waiting to enter the enclosed cat cafe. Once inside, we were able to go to a few different rooms and play with 12 cats all up for adoption. The cats were sweet, fun, and had a range of personalities. Staff was friendly and welcoming. They had a number of cat themed drinks and cocktails that we enjoyed. Well worth the visit.

I came here on a Saturday morning and looked around the store and there's so many cute cat related…read moreitems at a great price compared to the prices of other stores in Downtown Hickory! They also have coffee, tea, and hot chocolate that you can try and also buy and take home! I purchased a cute hello kitty tote bag and some golden milk turmeric powder to try! The best part is that my purchase helps feed the cats. The owner there is a wonderful lady, full of passion for these cats. I never seen anything like it! Head there on a Saturday morning after hitting the farmers market and it's a great way to destress and pet some cute kitties and drink some tea or coffee. Try not to miss it, just walk into the bottega store and walk in and you'll find the stairs to go up!

From the owner: Help Meowt Catawba (AKA Brews & Blessings) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit cat rescue based in Newton,…read moreNorth Carolina, dedicated to saving and improving the lives of community cats, foster cats, and cats belonging to low-income families. Through compassionate rescue efforts, medical care, trap-neuter-return (TNR), and thoughtful adoptions, we work tirelessly to reduce suffering and create sustainable solutions for cats in need. We believe every cat—whether feral, abandoned, surrendered, or belonging to a family facing financial hardship—deserves safety, proper medical care, and a chance at a healthy, happy life. At the heart of our organization is our community-focused catfé and education space in Newton, NC. This welcoming hub brings people and cats together, increases visibility for adoptable cats, and serves as a center for lifesaving outreach, community education, and fundraising. The revenue generated through the catfé helps fund medical care, spay/neuter programs, emergency treatments, TNR, adoptions, and other critical rescue operations. To further support our work, we also offer add-on services including cat boarding, grooming, vet tech services, and educational classes, which provide affordable resources for families while ensuring more proceeds go directly back to cats in need.

This was our first time visiting Helen, Georgia. We came as a group that went to Oktoberfest a few…read moreyears' back to remember the good times without having to fly to Munich. One of our friends found this place highly rated and we added it to the list. My favorite part was the store outside that had all of the german goodies you could want for sale, and lots of delicious treats. For lunch, I got the chicken salad on a croissant with a side of red cabbage.I recommend this place for breakfast or lunch, it's authentic and good.

We ordered the lox bagel plate. The lox was SO fresh, the cream cheese and the capers were divine…read more The bagel was super fresh, moist and perfectly toasted.

The food was fine. Overpriced, but expected from a theme park. That was not the concern. The…read moreservice was terrible. The cashiers seemed a little lost, and the efficiency in which the orders were handled was lacking significantly. I waited over twenty minutes. Then, when finally gathering the gall to ask, I watched in disbelief and horror as one of the guys behind the counter turned to asked about the order; to which his co worker went and started making the order, then. After he started preparing the order, it took no more than 5 minutes. Overall, the experience would've been much more enjoyable if only the service had been attended to without so, so, so much of a lethargic attitude.

Money bad, food ok, ambiance meh it's Dollywood. Service self, but the bus boy AJ is the hap hap…read morehappiest person I've seen all day in his little green outfit brown paints with funny looking hat. Good for you sir!

Espresso dacquiri Hibiscus mojito…read moreCaprihini (sp?) Unique drinks. Non-alcoholic menu is as cool, if not cooler than, the alcoholic one. Dacquiri is wild - unique and delicious. Gorgeous place inside and outside seating.

Cocktail bar with a turn-of-the-century feel, offering a creative cocktail and coffee menu…read morealongside a small bites menu if you're looking for something light. We stayed on the main floor since the host seated us there, but later realized you can order at the bar and take your drinks up to the rooftop--something I wish we knew earlier. The bartenders were pleasant and laid-back, not pretentious at all. The cocktails were inventive and well-crafted. I went with the Coffee Date and Lord of Misrule--pretty good--but in hindsight, I wish I had tried more of their Fever-Tree and Chemist collaborations, which sounded especially interesting.

I've never felt compelled to write a review over an iced oat latte lol, but here I am. I stopped by…read morethis cute little shop on my way out of Asheville and I'm so glad I did. As a barista myself I love checking out coffee shops when I travel and my drink was perfect. It's creamy and balanced. You know the espresso is good when you don't need any sweetener. Thanks High Five. I'll be back.

Stopped by High Five Coffee and ordered the golden tea turmeric latte. It had a nice warming spice…read moreto it and a good turmeric kick that made it feel comforting and flavorful. I did feel like it was missing a deeper cardamom note that could have rounded out the spice profile a bit more. That said, at around $4 it's hard to complain. It's a solid, affordable drink and a nice option if you want something warm and a little different from the usual coffee order.

Do yourself a favor and check this place out if you are ever in Asheville! They have a full coffee…read morebar alongside an impressive cocktail menu. The space itself is incredibly cool, featuring exposed concrete, a massive back bar, a vintage print shop sign, and my personal favorite--a disco ball chandelier. The bartenders were so welcoming and fantastic to chat with during our visit. They were running a super fun '90s throwback menu while we were there. If it's still available when you drop in, definitely try the "Last Time Lover" and "Smells Like Green Spirit." The Last Time Lover even came with a nostalgic butterfly clip holding a Spice Girls photo! If you're a cocktail fan, I highly recommend this spot. I'll definitely be back on my next trip to Asheville.

The Times is easily my favorite bar in Asheville -- truly a five-star, can't-miss spot. On my first…read moretrip back in July, I found myself coming here every night for a drink, and on this work trip I did the exact same thing. That alone should tell you everything you need to know. Their espresso martini is probably the best I've ever had -- perfectly balanced, smooth, and dangerously easy to drink. Every bartender here is incredibly knowledgeable. They can make anything you ask for and then walk you through the history and origins of the cocktail like you're getting a mini masterclass with your drink. The bar itself is beautiful, with an impressive selection of spirits and a menu full of creative cocktails featuring ingredient combinations you'd never expect to work together -- but somehow they absolutely do. It's also one of the best places in the city to sit back and people-watch while enjoying a perfectly made drink. Do not skip The Times -- honestly, it's worth going out of your way to stop there.

they need a larger parking lot. when we pulled up luckily we got a spot but there was like 5…read morespaces. ps usually thats a good sign

These were easily some of the best doughnuts I've ever had. If I close my eyes, I can still…read moreremember how good they tasted! We stopped here before visiting the Biltmore, and while parking was a bit of a challenge, it was absolutely worth it. We ended up parking on the street up the hill near some residential homes, but don't let that deter you. One of the coolest parts was being able to watch the doughnuts being made right in front of us. There was a line when we arrived, and we waited about 15 minutes to order and another 10 minutes or so for our doughnuts. Even with the wait, I'd do it all over again. The doughnuts were incredibly fresh, warm, light, and fluffy. Every flavor we tried was delicious, but the vanilla glazed and the toasted almond sesame cinnamon were my favorite. If you're in Asheville, this spot is definitely worth a visit.