The drinks are affordable. I got one of their latte specials for less than $5. Great deal! Then I sat with a friend and played mancala (board game) which was offered on a nearby table. It was quiet and the atmosphere was so welcoming and relaxing. I would definitely give this five stars all around.

To get into the building there's a very narrow metal staircase you have to use. No way handicap people can enter. We had a hard enough time with a stroller. Walked in to get a cup of coffee and there Looked to be one employee working. We stood there for 5ish minutes. In that time we were never greeted, never said "I'll be right with you", not so much as even a passing glance. After waiting and being unsure that we would even be served, we looked around and noticed a whole bucket of pride flags. Stop shoving your religion on me while I'm ordering a cup of coffee. So we left.

This is an enjoyable little spot in downtown Lynchburg just across from Amazement Square. Lattes are VERY well priced. They have various items on consignment - it seems. Items from local artists, authors, etc. that can be purchased. They have live music on Sundays and Wednesdays according to the barista. I had a peppermint white mocha. The espresso did not seem very strong and the flavor a weren't either. I definitely think that there's lots of potential here! I'm excited to see how they grow. This seems like a great addition to DTL.