6 Best Coffee Shops in Georgetown

“I started going to Scooter's for my morning coffee.
And my mid day coffee...
And my evening coffee.
Especially when I'm running between jobs.
They always get my order taken quickly and I don't have to sit around waiting in line. Even when there are a few cars ahead of me.
Whether it's a breakfast sandwich, a smoothie or just a simple cup of Joe to help you stay awake during those long shifts, I haven't had a bad experience yet.
I also had the chance to meet the owner, who was outside pulling weeds and sprucing up the place. And had a nice conversation with the man. You don't see that alot with chains.
And he's a local.
So, I feel like I'm supporting my fellow kentuckian when I go there and I'm never disappointed with his product.“

“Great breakfast and friendly service.“

“They should hire staff who are trained to work quickly and efficiently. Whenever I come, the restaurant is empty and they take too long to deliver orders. I could understand some of it, but the restaurant is always empty and they are just as slow. 🫤✅✌️“

“We are obsessed!

The baristas were so friendly, and had great demeanors. We all enjoyed our drinks (coffee, bubble tea, dirty soda) and the macarons were delicious.

Our attendant in the kitty play area was so friendly and obviously cares very deeply about the cats and kittens. She answered every question, and engaged with us the perfect amount.

We could not have had a more perfect time, and we will be going back. The cats are a 10/10 of course, but the staff and the cafe goodies made it all the better. One of our party members even left with a kitten too!“

“everything is very rich. but ask for your drinks without ice or with very very little ice, since they fill the glass with more ice than your drink. that's the only bad thing about it.“

“It was better the first time I went here but still the donuts are good and the coffee is pretty up there and the inside is a really nice area. The only thing to look out for is that the drive-through needs to be taken around the other shop instead of going around the one shop and out front to the dunkin.

Parking: There isn't much parking but there's not many who park out front.“