Old Europe Coffee and Desserts
$ • Bakery, Coffee Shops
Hours:
716 S Main St, Greenville
(864) 775-0210
About Old Europe Coffee and Desserts
Customers' Favorites
Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie
Strawberry Mousse Cake
German Chocolate Cake
Godiva Cheesecake GF
Turo Berry Torte GF
Hazelnut Napoleon
Lemon Bavarian GF
Lemon Shortbread
Creme Brulee GF
Bread Pudding
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Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 10PM |
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Old Europe Coffee and Desserts is a warm and welcoming spot that feels like a hidden gem. This charming coffee and pastry shop offers a wide variety of coffee choices, hot tea, and a large pastry case filled with freshly made delights, including breakfast, sweet, and savory options. The pastries, made fresh daily, are a must-try, with popular items like lemon blueberry scones, chocolate croissants, bread pudding, key lime pie, and cakes. The German Chocolate Cake and the Carrot Cake have received praise for being very good and super moist, showing the quality of in-house baking. Guests have also enjoyed the Rigo Jansci, a chocolate mousse-type dessert that is gluten free and tastes sinfully rich, along with the delicious strawberry mousse cake. The shop has a cozy atmosphere, complete with fresh flowers on the tables, and the interior is charming with kind and welcoming staff. The staff is noted for being friendly and helpful, with some going out of their way to assist customers. While parking can be a challenge, the high-quality food and drinks, like the best chai tea and a great espresso, make it well worth a visit. The outdoor and indoor seating adds to the pleasant experience, making it a favorite spot for reading a good book and people watching. Some guests have mentioned that certain items, like the croissant, could benefit from a little more filling and heating, but overall, it is definitely worth a visit if in the area!