Coffee Shops near Old Fort

“Awesome spot, run by awesome people, with actually the best espresso based drinks I've ever had, and seriously good breakfast burritos. If this place was in asheville you wouldn't be able to get in here itd be so crowded, but Seeker being in Old Fort is also part of what makes it special. Cant skip this place if you're driving through old fort!“

“good coffee and very nice people“

“Bathrooms don't have proper handicap for women's room very hard for us to get in and out of the door .only 1 side ofb the business has a handicap ramp wouldn't it be better to have both sides with ramps ?easier for us ♿️ handicap people to since alot of elderly go there and handicap parking is always full“

“Just stopped in after being away for a while and was so incredibly sadly disappointed that you no longer have French Broad chocolate available for your mochas. 😞 I used to tell everyone that you had the best mochas in the state (No exaggeration!!). Ghirardelli is so common, way too sweet, and just meh. Love the Drip vibe! Please bring it back.“

“Excellent!! We had a party of 4 and tried 6 different “small plates” and shared. They were ALL delicious!! The service was excellent and everyone so friendly and helpful!!“

“Iced latte was amazing, local coffee makes all the difference

Clean, lots of seating, tasty food, Hersey ice cream

friendly staff

Huge balcony with rocking chairs and tables to sit by the water that flows through the Lake Susan dam

Dietary restrictions: Non dairy milk

Parking: Parking lots on right before the building

Kid-friendliness: Family friendly atmosphere

Wheelchair accessibility: Sidewalks and ramps to building from parking areas“

“Oh, heavenly brew, so divine and fine,
Best drink of my life, a taste sublime.
Rich flavors danced on my eager tongue,
A symphony of joy, never wrong.

The barista's craft, a work of art,
Elevated coffee to a loving heart.
I'll return again, and again, and more,
To savor the bliss that this shop stores.“

“We came in from out of town to relax and have a drink. I ordered coffee and my wife ordered a martini. We didn’t know that you weren’t able to have alcohol outside (although someone at another table had a martini as well). We had our dogs with us and we apologized profusely when the bar manager Victoria came outside and mentioned it. As we were gathering our things, we could hear her inside talking about how she’s tired of this “sh*t” , telling patrons at the bar. Initially we ignored it since we were trying to have a relaxing time in a new town. She kept on so I went in and asked if she was talking about us loud enough to where we can hear her outside! She apologized and said there are signs on the tables. First of all, there was one sign on a table that was written on what looked like a piece of paper and you could barely read the words. There was NO sign on our table and she said people take them off. I don’t like people insinuating that I’m doing something I didn’t do. We paid a 30 percent gratuity for the service we received and this is the treatment your customers receive?! Unbelievable! I told her it’s probably not in her best interest to insult and berate customers that are spending their hard earned money in your town.“

“Have to try The Hop in Black Mtn. Hand-crafted ice cream made with local ingredients! They even have ice cream for your canine friend! #icecream #blackmtndining“