This place looked like the kind of local business coffee shop that I was looking for. Unfortunately, it was closed when I arrived at 10am on a Wednesday, even though Google Maps had it as open. Very unfortunate and I had to go to a chain store instead.
Danny Hidalgo
Great place to stop and enjoy a quick drink. God bless ? Y'
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Brittany Stanley
Coffee is great however I do not understand not providing coffee sleeves for the cups. Cups are too thin and too hot not to provide sleeves.
Alec Maure
Cozy shop with an excellent oat milk cortado. Nice and quiet retreat off the main drag. 10/10 would reccommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tanzil Choudhury
Nice and small Cafe. Coffee was below average.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 4
Callie Addington
the coffee is so so good!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michaelea Gonder
Coffee was delicious and the barista was very kind! We loved the wooden rocking chairs!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Brittany Mosier
Owner/manager openly criticized employees with customers present.Customer service was bad, batista did not greet me or say hello, left me standing there waiting without so much as a greeting.They could benefit a lot from some basic customer service training. "Hi welcome I will be right with you!"Also, my coffee took over 15 minutes and the store was by no means busy.
Agnes P.
From the first time we stepped into this cute little coffee place, we received the wonderful southern hospitality one would hope to receive. The ladies were friendly and engaging and offered wonderful suggestions. I got my usual Americano with heavy cream (they even steamed the heavy cream for me!), and my friend ordered a holiday latte (I can't remember which one, but it was a suggestion by lady working there and my friend said it was delicious!). Don't rush out the door after you've received your delicious coffee! The rocking chairs are cute and comfortable, and the ambience is inviting. We visited 3 times during the 5 days that we were in Pigeon Forge!
Marie Quillin
Disappointing. Staff felt stiff and unwelcoming. Coffee wasn't anything special. Shop has a lot of posted signs about customers being on camera. I understand, but it made for an uncomfortable experience.
We have been to probably a hundred non-chain coffee houses across the eastern US. I am a true lover of coffee. This was literally the best hazelnut latte I’ve ever experienced. The syrup was ‘fresh’ tasting, if syrup can be described that way. My husband had a mint frost latte. Absolutely incredible. And the lady/owner/manager was so sweet. People, you’re missing out by staying on the main strip - turn left and your taste buds will love you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: White Chocolate, Peppermint
B Evil
Came across this little place while staying a few days in Pigeon Forge, and I can definitely say I'm glad I found it. Sometimes you just get tired of the Big Chain spots and just want to a nice hot cup of coffee on a cold day while supporting a local Independent Business. I can't remember the young lady's name that made my coffee two days in a row I might add, super friendly, great attitude and knows how to make a pretty decent latte LOL.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amanda W.
We have been to probably a hundred non-chain coffee houses across the eastern US. I am a true lover of coffee. This was literally the best hazelnut latte I've ever experienced. The syrup was 'fresh' tasting, if syrup can be described that way. My husband had a mint frost latte. Absolutely incredible. And the lady/owner/manager was so sweet. People, you're missing out by staying on the main strip - turn left and your taste buds will love you!
Amanda M.
Walked into this coffee shop and loved all the natural wood inside! They had so many syrup options and offered milk alternatives! I went with a latte from their seasonal menu: pumpkin patch latte. It had brown sugar and pumpkin syrup. It was delicious! I am also happy that this cafe uses monin syrup (my fave). My bf got a hazelnut chai and it was so good! We also ordered a pecan sticky bun. It was sweet and soft! Service was fa at and friendly! Do recommend if you're in the Old Mill District!
John B.
Espresso Yourself is a solid stop for a quick coffee and a pastry. My wife and I were killing time in the Old Mill district of Pigeon Forge and stumbled across this place. Espresso Yourself was quiet around 10am on a week day. We walked in and got in line. One person in front of us. The pastry case looked a little wiped out already. Perhaps we missed their morning rush. Luckily, they had a few cinnamon rolls left and we were able to snag one of those. The girl behind the counter was friendly and got us taken care of. We both ordered hot chocolates. Coffee lately as been to much for me and my wife is particular about her coffee. It was a brisk morning, not super cold out, but hot chocolate sounded like it would hit the spot. The drinks and food were up quick. The hot chocolates were hot, creamy and rich with chocolate. The cinnamon roll was a small and a little on the dry side but it was good. It had a decent layer of cream cheese icing on top and it hit the spot. This was just a holdover until our lunch so it worked. If you're looking for a simple, easy and quick breakfast in the Old Mill district, check this place out.
This place looked like the kind of local business coffee shop that I was looking for. Unfortunately, it was closed when I arrived at 10am on a Wednesday, even though Google Maps had it as open. Very unfortunate and I had to go to a chain store instead.
Great place to stop and enjoy a quick drink. God bless ? Y'
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Coffee is great however I do not understand not providing coffee sleeves for the cups. Cups are too thin and too hot not to provide sleeves.
Cozy shop with an excellent oat milk cortado. Nice and quiet retreat off the main drag. 10/10 would reccommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nice and small Cafe. Coffee was below average.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 4
the coffee is so so good!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Coffee was delicious and the barista was very kind! We loved the wooden rocking chairs!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Owner/manager openly criticized employees with customers present.Customer service was bad, batista did not greet me or say hello, left me standing there waiting without so much as a greeting.They could benefit a lot from some basic customer service training. "Hi welcome I will be right with you!"Also, my coffee took over 15 minutes and the store was by no means busy.
From the first time we stepped into this cute little coffee place, we received the wonderful southern hospitality one would hope to receive. The ladies were friendly and engaging and offered wonderful suggestions. I got my usual Americano with heavy cream (they even steamed the heavy cream for me!), and my friend ordered a holiday latte (I can't remember which one, but it was a suggestion by lady working there and my friend said it was delicious!). Don't rush out the door after you've received your delicious coffee! The rocking chairs are cute and comfortable, and the ambience is inviting. We visited 3 times during the 5 days that we were in Pigeon Forge!
Disappointing. Staff felt stiff and unwelcoming. Coffee wasn't anything special. Shop has a lot of posted signs about customers being on camera. I understand, but it made for an uncomfortable experience.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
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We have been to probably a hundred non-chain coffee houses across the eastern US. I am a true lover of coffee. This was literally the best hazelnut latte I’ve ever experienced. The syrup was ‘fresh’ tasting, if syrup can be described that way. My husband had a mint frost latte. Absolutely incredible. And the lady/owner/manager was so sweet. People, you’re missing out by staying on the main strip - turn left and your taste buds will love you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: White Chocolate, Peppermint
Came across this little place while staying a few days in Pigeon Forge, and I can definitely say I'm glad I found it. Sometimes you just get tired of the Big Chain spots and just want to a nice hot cup of coffee on a cold day while supporting a local Independent Business. I can't remember the young lady's name that made my coffee two days in a row I might add, super friendly, great attitude and knows how to make a pretty decent latte LOL.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We have been to probably a hundred non-chain coffee houses across the eastern US. I am a true lover of coffee. This was literally the best hazelnut latte I've ever experienced. The syrup was 'fresh' tasting, if syrup can be described that way. My husband had a mint frost latte. Absolutely incredible. And the lady/owner/manager was so sweet. People, you're missing out by staying on the main strip - turn left and your taste buds will love you!
Walked into this coffee shop and loved all the natural wood inside! They had so many syrup options and offered milk alternatives! I went with a latte from their seasonal menu: pumpkin patch latte. It had brown sugar and pumpkin syrup. It was delicious! I am also happy that this cafe uses monin syrup (my fave). My bf got a hazelnut chai and it was so good! We also ordered a pecan sticky bun. It was sweet and soft! Service was fa at and friendly! Do recommend if you're in the Old Mill District!
Espresso Yourself is a solid stop for a quick coffee and a pastry. My wife and I were killing time in the Old Mill district of Pigeon Forge and stumbled across this place. Espresso Yourself was quiet around 10am on a week day. We walked in and got in line. One person in front of us. The pastry case looked a little wiped out already. Perhaps we missed their morning rush. Luckily, they had a few cinnamon rolls left and we were able to snag one of those. The girl behind the counter was friendly and got us taken care of. We both ordered hot chocolates. Coffee lately as been to much for me and my wife is particular about her coffee. It was a brisk morning, not super cold out, but hot chocolate sounded like it would hit the spot. The drinks and food were up quick. The hot chocolates were hot, creamy and rich with chocolate. The cinnamon roll was a small and a little on the dry side but it was good. It had a decent layer of cream cheese icing on top and it hit the spot. This was just a holdover until our lunch so it worked. If you're looking for a simple, easy and quick breakfast in the Old Mill district, check this place out.