The Coffee Tree

This is a mom and pop coffee place with great made to order fresh food. Got the Belgian Waffle and my wife got the ham and cheese omelet. They will make anything really for you. She wanted it on a bagel and so he slapped on a toasted bagel for her. The caramel lovers latte was amazing. Service is great and everyone is polite. You will wait a bit for your food and drink but it is WELL worth the wait. ENJOY!!!

What a great find in the Norfolk area! I just wish it was open more! Came here on a Saturday, around 11 AM and it wasn't crowded at all. Very cool, laid-back atmosphere. My sister and I both go the chicken salad croissant with bacon, and loooooved it. He suggested we try it with Sriracha, which was awesome. My caramel latte was perfect, and my sister absolutely loved her green goddess smoothie. I was impressed by the ingredients that they put in their smoothies! No sugar added, just the fruit. I can't wait to go back, again I just wish their hours were more extensive than the few days they're open! I would definitely do more studying here if so.

Really good hole-in-the-wall coffee joint. Friendly employees and a neat environment. It has an open space design with several seating options: table, lounge chairs, and window seats. The Sriracha Waffle breakfast sandwich was pretty darn delicious. It was made by toasting a croissant in a waffle-like panini press. My girlfriend and I ordered coffee, and they gave us a French press to take to our table, which was unique. I'm not a fan of French press, but the coffee was really good. We traditionally enjoy light roast, but the barista highly recommended the medium. We were not disappointed.

Just so you all know, I write reviews as a hobby and this is an honest review. I always wonder that when I read them but, yes this one is objective. First off, I'm very impressed. The people there are very responsive and friendly. Not "welcome to moe's!" Obligatorilly or uncomfortably friendly, but mom and pop local's friendly. Like, how's your day and mean it friendly. Like, give the local mailman a free cup of Joe on the house, just because friendly. Yay, that kind of friendly. It's a little expensive, but it's a coffee house. No more expensive than the rest. This is a coffee lovers place. It's obvious they take pride in what they are serving. I splerged and got the specialty coffee they had that day. I'm not a coffee connoisseur, but I do love coffee and they had good coffee. I also had the ham and cheese omelet, some mini baked goods which are priced well, and tried my companions omlet. All were very good. The omelets were perfectly fluffy. They are huge which is disapoint in for the price, but I'd almost rather them be smaller and cheaper so I can try more things. They seem to be tying some recipes out since they just opened. It's a limited menu, but they seem to be experimenting with different flavors, which is exactly what I look for in a place. Honestly, I'm not easily impressed and I won't lie.... I was not in awe. But it is deffinately worth checking out and I am excited to see how our new local coffee shop evolves over the long haul. I feel like this could be a great new local hang out, smack dab in the middle of an area that needs it. They are right on the bike path, but have no place to lock up a bike. Luckily, they let us pull our bikes in while we ate. This is a perfect place to stop on your local bike ride, especially since the street parking can be limited. Even if this isn't not part of your normal route, maybe it's time to change it up. Between the Coffee Tree, the Handsome Biscuit, and Yorgo's Bageldashery, you shouldn't be disapointed with this morning route for a jog, ride, or whatever. I highly encourage you to at least check it out. I was not disapointed and will defiantly keep checking in.