Curator Coffee

Never been here before but stopped in on the way to run errands. The place was so cute filled with beautiful pottery also made by them and the coffee was delicious! The service was great and I will definitely be going back!

Came here to catch up with a friend. The young lady who made our drinks was amazing. I got an iced lavender green tea. I should've gotten a hot drink because it would've been served in one of the pretty clay mugs that the owner (and a bunch of other throwers make. They have a bunch of cute decor items (magazines, guitar, side table, etc. on the side that really add to the ambiance. They also sell cups and plates and other clay knick-knacks from local artisan throwers, which is amazing! They also have clay moulding classes which are classes that you can pay to make a cup or other things. You can also attend coffee and matcha painting classes, which I believe are free, but don't quote me on that. Overall, this is a really unique coffee shop and would love to attend one of their clay moulding classes if they didn't sell out so quickly and my schedule allowed.

My first time here I absolutely fell in love! This space is neat calming, they even have jazz playing in the background. The coffee was delicious!

We had two versions of a lavender coffee. One iced cold brew with oat milk and one iced latte. Both were delicious. We sat outside and enjoyed the fresh air. Staff was helpful with assisting us as this was our first visit. Beautiful art for sale from local artists varying from pottery to prints and hand made dog treats. They have sustainable practices like reusable mugs, glasses, coasters, and other items. Very beautiful space.Parking: Easily accessible ParkingKid-friendliness: They have the cutest kid corner inside with books and building blocks for the littles

I love this place. I had the Orange white chocolate latte and it was perfectly sweet and soothing on this chilly morning. The expresso flavor was still highlighted in the drink which was nice because sometimes the flavoring can overpower a latte. The place was packed when we came in. They have a couple couches in the back, some table sitting in the middle and some high top counter seating by the window. The store also sells pottery items made by staff and they also have pottery classes available at the store. I was told their tea is also quite popular so I'll have to try that next time. They have a great website that features great information about the owner and company.