Reunion Coffee

Best coffee in GVL! Made with such craftsmanship and care. We had a pour over and an orange twist coffee. The flavors were so pure and definitely exemplified the flavors of the coffee. Lovely spot to sip outside and a little bench inside to wait. Great up & coming area!

We had a lovely experience with Edwin, who was very knowledgeable and a great conversationalist. We got a cortado and a really nice pour over. They’re a multi-roaster and rotate their selection every two weeks.

Less is more with this place. I love a place with limited capacity. Tiny nook, EXCELLENT coffee. Go here if you crave a simple approach to excellent coffee. It's straightforward and to the point, but packaged in a really pleasant, nonassuming, non pretentious, nonpinteresty way. I really enjoyed my time and my coffee here. They used high quality local milk and Edwardo has clearly thought through his mission here, and I really appreciated it. The tiny space is likely to foster interesting human connections. We had one while we were there. Nothing like at a busy coffee shop with everyone on their laptops and phones and in their own world. This was a very fresh and unique coffee experience. Limited, intentional menu. I had a very pleasant pour lover.

first of all, I was absolutely undone by this coffee ( iced honey latte). this is the first coffee shop in South Carolina that was a 10/10 experience for me all the way through and I have been to a ton of shops. My drink was made with precision and excellence and was hands down the best latte I have ever had in SC. The vibes were so chill, such a friendly person and so great to talk to. I left on a literal adrenaline high from finally finding a shop where I know my drink will be crafted to perfection. I can’t wait to be back :,)

Best coffee I’ve had in Greenville. Tried the espresso (fabulous and citrusy, best since Zurich), citrus twist latte (cardamom is the standout winner) and 2 of the hand pour coffee (both exceptional, bursting with flavor, better than anything I had living in Portland). Can’t wait to go back. Entry door is on the end of the building, walk past the barber shop and turn the corner to go in.