Lineage Coffee Roasting

“They had some awesome vegan options, including a delicious vegan cold brew.”

Terri E.★★★★★

We are checking out the East End Market and hubby needed a coffee. Lineage Coffee Roasting is located in the back of East End Market and faces the main entrance so they can see everyone walking in. They are located directly next to the elevator and Papi’s Burritos. In front of Lineage is Gyukatsu Rose. They have a nice premium location overseeing many of the incoming traffic of people and close to back entrance and elevator. Lineage Coffee Roasting has main locations at Mills/50 on E. Colonial and also by UCF on University Blvd. This location is a small hidden spot inside the East End Market.

Aleksey Igusev★★★★★

Located inside East End Market. The best hidden coffee shop! Every time I stop by to get Winer Park Biscuit Co. I always have a cup of great coffee here. 10/10 baristas are very friendly and nice

J Stephen Sadler★★★★★

Cute little coffee shop located in the East End Market. The Ambiance You buy your coffee, or in my case tea, and drink it elsewhere. So, there is no ambiance to speak of however, the little market they’re in has several venders, so it’s an interesting place to walk around as you enjoy your coffee or tea. The Service The counter service was great. Served, with a smile and an efficient process. I asked for my usual black breakfast tea with honey and steamed milk. The barista, made my tea EXACTLY as I ordered, without hesitation. A true barista is hard to find nowadays but Lineage has one! Th

Josiah Kenyon★★★★★

Lineage is tucked away inside the East End Market! You'll find it in the back of the market, where the atmosphere is welcoming and the service is top-notch. Matt and Austin took care of me today, and they were not only cool and kind but also refreshingly authentic—just fun to be around and genuinely helpful. I had an Americano, and they also have an excellent selection of pastries and savories to pair with your drink. The outdoor seating area is beautifully maintained, with plenty of picnic tables—some shaded under umbrellas, some open to the sun. The only downside is that it’s near the road