Daybright Coffee & Refreshment

Donuts and juice is delicious.. although the price for a juice is overpriced. The breakfast needs work, it’s sloppy presentation and it needs something. Wouldn’t try their coffee when u can get a larger size at Starbucks for the same price.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 5

First, I will say that customer service is great. That is all that was great. I got the Hot Caramel Latte since the lady taking my order said it was one of their top sellers. It was horrible and probably the worst coffee I’ve ever had. I took a few sips and poured it out. I got the chicken salad pocket full. Just like the drink, it was horrible. I took a couple bites and threw it away. First it was burned and secondly the flavor was terrible (well not much for flavor). I think it is a cool concept but it just doesn’t work for me.

Food: 1

Service: 4

I think this was a great idea but poor execution of good products. I gave two stars because the cashier was very nice, but that’s where it starts to go downhill. We got the brown bear and toasty coconut latte. Let’s start with the size. Very small for the price. I honestly feel like the Starbucks gives more coffee for the money. Both coffees tasted watered down and the foam on the coconut tasted like nothing. We also purchased a chocolate donut that tasted like a dry bundt cake. For $21 I would not go back. Two thumbs down.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 3

We did a review of the match, higher Ryan tea, watermelon fizzy and maple coffee. High berry tea was a 10 with matching being the lowest at a 6. We tried all the donuts except vanilla. Top 3 were in this order: raspberry, lemon poppy followed by banana nut. All the rest were dry. * all were protein donuts though so keep that in mind.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 5

I had the pleasure of visiting Daybreak Coffee in Hiram, Georgia, and it was truly a comforting experience. From the moment I walked in, the staff greeted me with warmth and genuine hospitality, making me feel right at home. The atmosphere was welcoming, the food was wholesome and affordable, and the entire setting carried a sense of peace and care.

One detail that touched me deeply was the presence of a kind lady who lovingly rearranges the table flowers each day and keeps the area spotless. Her gentle spirit, humor, and soft-spoken nature brought a warmth that reminded me of my grandmother sitting right beside me. It’s these small but meaningful gestures that make Daybreak Coffee more than just a place to eat—it’s a place to feel cared for.

For anyone seeking a healthy breakfast in a beautiful environment, I wholeheartedly recommend Daybreak Coffee. It’s not just about the food—it’s about the feeling of comfort, kindness, and community that stays with you long after you leave.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4

It’s pretty good and the prices are more reasonable than other coffee places. Coffee isn’t super sweet which I enjoy, and the egg avocado pocketful was great! I will say it’s a little slow though.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I stopped in around 9:30 am (on a Tuesday). It took >20 mins from the time I pulled into the drive through until I left. There were only 3 cars ahead of me.

I ordered 3 items:
1. Jam Sesh Smoothie (for my coworker). She said it was good but we could not make simple modifications such as omitting orange juice or adding peanut butter.
2. Sun cruiser smoothie - this was very good.
3. Chicken Salad Pocketfull - this was maybe 1/5. Not much chicken salad inside and it was not very tasty (I know taste is subjective). I was expecting CFA quality chicken and this wasn't it.

They need to work on the speed of drive through service, and hopefully this gets better over time. It is worth noting that both lanes were not open when I went.

If the smoothies are from some pre-made packet, then they are overpriced. I'm not sure why else they wouldn't be able to make simple substitutions to them. For this price point I can go across the street to Blended and get a fresh, fully customizable smoothie!

They really should have Almond milk available for coffee/smoothies. They do have coconut milk and maybe oatmilk available, but almond milk is really my preference.

Based on my experience, I'm not likely to go again. Ymmv though and I always encourage everyone to try something for themselves before making a judgement!

Food: 1

Service: 3

Wow, wow, wow!!! I am overly, pleasantly surprised. I was very, very nervous to try this place because of their interesting, not so normal concepts. We went. My skepticism was put to shame! I have a family of three. We each got a drink and a food item. I got the brown bear and avocado and egg pocketful. My husband got the vanilla latte and sunrise sandwich. My daughter got the mocha latte and chocolate donut. We then shared a chocolate pull apart. The brown bear warmed my soul, was sweet and had caramel undertones. It made me feel at home. The avocado and egg pocketful was smooth and had lots of flavor. I felt like I was in a garden around 10am with the cool breeze. The vanilla latte was strong, but the right strong! Smooth and creamy too. The sunrise sandwich was soft, the cheese was melted and the flavor was spot on. The pull apart was chocolatey and soft, decadent. Their seating was welcoming and comfortable, unlike Starbucks or other coffee shops. We will be creating something like this in our home. We all have body aches and problems so this was very much appreciated. Their lighting was inviting. Their service was spot on with being prompt and to the point. I asked several questions, and they answered all of them and found the answer when they didn't know. This place rocks! We spent $38 for all that food and were stuffed the entire day. That's a lot for $38 so they are reasonably priced. Extras were asked for and given without question or additional cost. Overall vibe feels like home. Thanks for inviting us into your house. We will definitely return.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

5/5. People who say anything else have no clue what they’re talking about.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

So good! The iced matcha with coconut cold foam is a must-try, and the avocado pocket with eggs is super filling. My husband loved his iced mocha - not too sweet. Great prices and environment. Staff was super friendly. Highly recommended.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I had their La Tea Da. It as delicious! Try the raspberry doughnut also. It is a guilt free version of a wonderful doughnut , but baked with 6 grams of protein!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Absolutely incredible! The honey almond “donut” (muffin) is so yummy! The egg bites and avocado pocket full is delicious. Such a cute awesome atmosphere!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Good coffee, nice staff! It was very busy, so there was a little wait for our food but nothing crazy.

That was the biggest waste of $16 I have ever spent. The Smoothie was not good and couldn’t even drink it because it was so tart. The donuts barely had any flavor and were dry. I took one bite and threw it back in the bag. This place is not going to stay in business and if it does, then people don’t know what good food taste like
I will not be going back. They robbed me of my $16 and quite frankly I want it back because all of this food just went into the trash.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 3

IF YOU HAVE A NUT ALLERGY, PLEASE READ.

I’d heard so much hype about this place and the early reviews made it seem great, so I really wanted to like it. To be fair, the staff was wonderful and honestly the best part of the visit.
But everything else kind of went downhill from there.

The hot coffee I ordered came out barely warm, and the flavor was off. It tasted burnt, and the caramel was basically nonexistent. The shop itself was also extremely loud and crowded, to the point where it felt uncomfortable to sit and relax or even have a conversation.

My girlfriend has a pistachio allergy, and she was excited to try the blueberry donut until we were told that all the donuts are placed on the same tray. That means the pistachio ones sit right next to everything else, with no attempt to separate them for people with nut allergies.

Obviously, she couldn’t risk it, so she skipped the donut entirely. And honestly, that raised a bigger concern: if they don’t take the time to separate nut-containing pastries, it made us wonder how careful they are with cross-contamination on the drink equipment, too. She didn’t feel comfortable ordering anything after that, and I don’t blame her.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 4