Second wind coffee

What a unique, upstate coffee shop gem!🤩 I tried this coffee shop over the weekend and was pleasantly surprised by their unique seasonal offerings, as well as the friendly and personable staff. You don't often see unique seasonal coffee drinks, especially such a variety of options. As someone who enjoys a carefully curated beverage this was right up my alley! ☕️I tried the pumpkin s'mores and it was quite the Fall creation!🍁 Not only was the drink delectable but the attention to garnish toppers was top notch! It was topped with a toasted marshmallow, toasted to order and crumbles of graham crackers. The owners were also very friendly and seemed to make every guest feel right at home. I also really enjoyed sitting at their tables outside surrounded by their pumpkin storefront. If you're eve

​If you find yourself passing through, Second Wind Coffee is an absolute essential stop for both the atmosphere and the fuel. This shop perfectly captures a "modern vintage" soul that makes you want to stay a while.

Best coffee in the area. Very interesting atmosphere. The owner goes above and beyond to craft an excellent experience, especially with his customized seasonal specialties.

Glad I stopped in! Definitely a great place. If it wasn't so far from where I live I'd be a regular. Fast and friendly service with nice decor. Tons of flavors with lots of seasonal options and a great regular menu. This coffee shop is highly recommended.

❗️warning: DONT EVER ASK FOR HAM❗️ I’ve given this place far more chances than it deserved because, unfortunately, the food is decent for the area. But the customer service is consistently awful, and today was the final straw. Every visit, the owners are rude and miserable—not just to me, but to others. The only nice one is the grandmother, who is lovely. She and the decor of the place are the only redeeming features. Today, I spent $43, mistakenly thought they had ham, and politely asked if it could be added. I apologized immediately when I realized my mistake. Yet they snapped at me—twice. It became an unnecessary scene over nothing. Snapping at a paying customer? Come on. Absolutely ridiculous and uncalled for when I said I was sorry and would pay for it. It was a misunderstanding. A