St. Inie's Coffee

So glad this place is here. Their Atmosphere is a AMAZING. Love it. Wish they had something better than 1 MBPS upload speed on their wifi... Also, Wish they had an espresso machine... I get focusing on pour-over... AND IT'S GREAT POUR OVER! but I'm struggling with the SOMD Coffee Scene... 4 star for wifi... 5 star for the pour over

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

My wife and I stopped into St. Inie’s Coffee House in Lexington Park and it truly felt enchanted. They roast their own beans in-house, and the pour-over was one of the best I’ve had, smooth and rich with natural notes of cinnamon, chocolate, and spice that enhance the flavor without taking away from that traditional coffee taste.

What makes it even better is the atmosphere: a kid-friendly side, shelves full of books for reading or buying, free Wi-Fi if you’re working or just relaxing, and even chess boards to play. The pastries are fresh and delicious, the people are warm and welcoming, and their commitment to community really shines through. A beautiful place worth revisiting again and again.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Great atmosphere and service but the pastries on offering were stale and dry. Their beignets tasted more like mochi and should not be labeled as such. None of the food was disgusting but I wouldn’t want to spend money on it. There were very few options for coffee but what they had to offer was pretty good. I wouldn’t probably return for another try.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 5

Bean purchase in less than one minute! Selection and service !

Service: 5

The staff always greet and assist you kindly. I had a cinnamon roll and tea. Both were warm and tasty. I love the fact that I was able to browse through books as I waited for a friend to meet me. They have a child friendly area as well. The books are affordable and there are plenty of unique substance. There's also and outdoor seating and play area for nice weather days. It's over an hour from where I live, but I try to make it over at least a couple of times each year.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Its such a lovely atmosphere for drink & read or meeting with a very small group.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Coffee and books— really what could be better? The pour over bar and extensive tea menu offer selections for any taste, and there’s a quiet sort of thoughtful energy throughout the space. Loved sitting with a friend and chatting, drifting through the books and finding something eye catching.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I haven't liked a sweet roll until I had their pecan sweet roll. Maybe I was hungry, but it was delicious and had an excellent, solid texture, when they're often quite mushy. I got a black iced coffee to go - not only did it come in a compostable paper container, it was one of the best coffees I've had this year - smooth, almost creamy, and very little bitterness.
If the coffee wasn't good enough, the employees are friendly and expedient, and the space is a lovely place to sit and read or chat with a friend!
Lastly, they seem to be an ethical business that aims to support communities they care about. You can't complain about that!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The coffee is weak. It doesn't taste of coffee. Also i don't like the origami to-go cup. The ambience is very charming tho.

This is only the second time I've been here and I've lived in the area for years. I'd be here all the time if they had good coffee.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 1

Service: 3

Excellent food/drink options. I had the cold brew with house made oat milk, the ceremonial iced matcha, and everything bagel with cream cheese (already spread for you!), and the raspberry beignet (absolutely divine). The cost of one drink, bagel, and one beignet was $8 and some change! Very reasonable. I also purchased about 20 books for around $60, they have an expansive used book collection. Bailey was especially helpful and patient while ringing up all of my book and postcards. Go say hello to him!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Very unique and fun atmosphere. Coffee was incredible!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

St. Inies is a really lovely place to visit! You can feel the community-building intention with offerings like Sunday dinners and clothing trades. The atmosphere and books feel eclectic - anything from nature poetry like Ross Gay, to Toni Morrison, with beloved books for very cheap! The coffee is freshly roasted. The space has couches and local art/books. It’s cozy. The kids room has lots of toys, so families flock here. However, I feel unwelcome by the staff. I asked a member to open the kids room during crafts night, and they refused. I did not come because of it. This particular worker is curt during multiple interactions with them. Please go out of your way to accommodate your customers. ❤️ I also wish the shop was open late; we would come much more.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 2

Honestly I really hate that im writing this cause i love it here, but I feel like more people should know. My family and I cannot come here without immediately getting sick. My son and I have gotten sick back to back when playing in the kid's area. And I know when you come to places like this it's bound to happen, but I took a month break from this place after coming twice and getting sick both times and then we just went there this last Saturday and we got sick again. I'm afraid to come back cause it's super dirty. But maybe it's just me, I dunno. I love this place and I know kids can be gross, but it's literally every time I came we got sick. (This is just about the kid side, not anywhere else in the cafe).

I love that I can bring my kids and they can entertain themselves 💓😍

I heard a couple of ppl in st marry that it's good but I ain't found it any good. Just a good place to do gossip. Food, no way. Ive been here to try diff things for a couple of times but I'm sorry Im not rating the food, superb.
Staff is good, though & the ambiance, ofcourse