Root Hill Cafe

“Good coffee, good breakfast food that felt home-made and natural.”

Sarah Bowles★★★★

The atmosphere is OK – seating is available, but it’s minimal, would be OK if not busy, but when it’s busy, it’s kind of cramped. Also a little bit overpriced, but not the worst. It smells pretty good inside when you first enter. Like a cozy breakfast. The soy milk latte is decent. “The Lyris” is very tasty. Actually good proper southern biscuit. Cappuccino was way too foamy. Also the barista assumed it was “to go“ without asking and served it in a paper cup. The drip coffee was too hot and sort of watery and burnt. Not the worst cup of drip coffee I’ve had, but I definitely wouldn’t order it

jed sanchez★★★★★

Amazing food, super nice people and chill atmosphere. You need to try their pie!, it a must have. Gluten free and vegan options available.

M T★★★★★

Very comfortable cafe. Something about the vibe is warm and welcoming. Service was fast and the iced tea was pretty good. The photography on the wall is pretty cool too. The world seems to have a shortage of third-spaces similar to this one and we would all be a little bit better with more of these cute, local spots. Overall, I really enjoy this spot and highly recommend it. 10/10

Zella-Jane Wood (Zella-Jane)★★★★★

I wandered in out of curiosity and now I’m obsessed. It’s a super cute judgment-free zone with the warmest energy. There’s lots of seating set up in a way that gives “introvert who wants company nearby but also don’t touch my stuff.” The owner, Kendra, is like a little pixie angel who also bakes. The vegan grassroots bars are gooey sweetness and the everything bagel is, yeah, everything. Love. Great vibe. Great lattes. Great place to just unwind and exist for a while.