St. Inie's Coffee

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.

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

Really a pretty fabulous coffee café. Comfortable atmosphere and good seating with lot's of books...which adds significant charm. Makes you realize how much a place like Starbucks is lacking. Only wished I lived closer.

Great little coffee shop and book store. Quiet and peaceful path down there.

If drip coffee is your thing then this is the spot. Love to study here.. They have more books than BAM.

I love St. Inie’s separate spaces for child-friendly experiences or adult conversation/reading. They also have outdoor space w/ fun garden features.
The vibe is warm, interesting, cosy, and inviting. My home away from home haha

Not many places outside of the libraries or parks, let you just casually exist in public in Saint Mary's county. This is one of those places. They don't just have coffee, but have a good selection of teas as well, and a large selection of books if you feel like browsing and reading. It's easy to meet up with friends here, or host meetings with groups.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Great environment for reading a book (they have a library), great bathrooms with baby changing stations and some diapers and feminine products. Also the stuffed donut holes with chocolate are insane.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

It's a used book store too!!! I could spend all day there. Coffee is very good - pour overs and french press. LGBTQ+ friendly.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Breakfast Blend - Medium Roast, French Press

The coffee was dark and the company was lame. The coffee made up for the company. The chalice like device they deliver this hearty beverage in is unusual, so don't be shocked if you spill (you'll see what I mean). Would love to know who their roaster is...

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Nice place for coffee and books.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Terrible.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 1

Great place with a very laid-back library type quality to it. It's not going to be my last visit. Go ahead and try the FLIGHT DECK coffee it was great.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5