Uptown Coffee Cafe

Chai was great as always, but I was disappointed by the avocado on my TSA sandwich. I had to take it off because it was somehow unripe and yet spoiled at the same time. Once I took it off the sandwich was good but it definitely put a damper on the experience. (Avocado should not be grey.)

Visited Uptown Coffee Cafe with my wife and ordered a sausage, egg, and cheese (no biscuit), hashbrowns, and Americanos. The hashbrowns were flavorful enough that we decided to take them with us, but the excess grease made them feel a bit too heavy to enjoy fully at the moment. The sausage was also a bit greasy, requiring a quick dab with a napkin, but the meal overall was satisfying. The atmosphere was cozy, and the service was excellent. The staff member behind the counter was very helpful and even brought our food to the table, which was a nice touch. After dining, you’re expected to clear your dishes and place them in the tub near the trashcan, next to the drip coffee station. The cafe also offers a variety of options, including wine for those interested. One thing to note: the parki

Great service and inviting atmosphere, everyone was kind and personable. I've been here multiple times to study and drink some coffee to get out of the house, and I've enjoyed every experience. Also, the coffee is very good, but I'm not the best judge of coffee quality. Highly recommend :)

Uptown Coffee is under new ownership, and the updates are really nice to see. I appreciate that they took a few days to refresh and revamp the space—you can definitely notice the thoughtful improvements. The service is great, and the atmosphere feels warm and inviting. I’m looking forward to seeing how they continue to grow!

There aren't a lot of places in downtown Farmville to eat so Uptown is kind of the place to go if you're looking to get a little lunch/brunch while you're in town. It was a pretty solid three stars for us. It's a pretty standard cafe with coffee, some breakfast sandwiches and other sides. We ordered a breakfast sandwich on a croissant as well as two BLEATS (I think that's what they were called?), some lattes and chocolate milk, then took our seats. Then came the wait. We came on a Sunday morning around 11am, which is like the peak after-church hour so it was a little busy and I can grant if the service is a little slower than usual. But it was not crazy by any means. Nevertheless, we waited about 30 minutes for our food to come out. We sat in a place where we could see the kitchen and