Redtree Art Gallery and Coffee Shop

Plenty of art here avaliable, good coffee and Washington Park is right around the corner for a nice stroll.

Came in on a snow day, and had an absolutely lovely experience. They've transformed the interior into a winter wonderland. The playlist they had was perfect as well. My caramel latte Emma made for me was to die for as well. Friendly staff, great drinks, peak atmosphere. What more can you want?

I've come here a couple times and it seems like a pretty lovable shop. They have good-looking seasonal drinks -- not the typical stuff you see everywhere -- plus all the essentials. The banana bloom (matcha and banana milk based) was good quality, wasn't super sweet, so the flavors stood out, and had a nice crunchy topping. The plain latte showed off some good quality espresso; I'd drink it any day. Based on those two drinks, I'd probably drink anything on the menu. The shop is pretty spacious, has a few outlets, and is a good place to chill for a little while. They have a pastry case and a couple hot breakfast items made to order. Their coffee cake was very solid. My hard-to-please lady said that she loved her caramel latte, so nothing but positive opinions at this place. I'm sure I'll be back! (In case they seem pricey to you, they don't have an option to tip when you pay with card, so the price you see is what you pay. Presumably they pay their employees fairly!)

Came in the morning time for a coffee and breakfast before continuing our road trip. While the spinach goat cheese quiche was delicious (did not taste any of the sun-dried tomatoes though as advertised), the latte unfortunately was probably the worst latte I’ve ever had from a cafe. I don’t know if it’s because of the to go cups but it tasted like plastic & cleaner. Had to throw it away on our next stop. This was disappointing because I had to stop again on a road trip to find another coffee. My total for the latte & quiche was $18 which is a high price for what I actually received. I asked for to go hot sauce packets but they were not able to do that, either which would have been delicious on the quiche. Baristas were kind overall.

Great coffee! They were already sold out of their quiches and sandwhiches when I strolled in around 11:15am:( but was able to snag a slice of banana bread. It was good, but nothing crazy! Ordered an iced oat milk latte and it did not disappoint! All together it was $9 for both items, not bad! Loved the glass that they served it in and with a compostable straw as well! Lots of tables but for someone who chronically forgets to charge her laptop, not enough plugs around the tables :/ there was a good chunk of people already here so I think those tables might have the plugs 🤔 I couldn’t tell because I didn’t want to stare. If you need a stimulating place to work while getting computer work done, there are paintings and art work all around to enjoy and to even buy! As well as lots of locally made items that would be great to give as gifts!