Latte Da Coffeehouse & Wine Bar

It’s the perfect little haven for a beautiful cup of coffee and a cozy seat, where you can slip your laptop from your bag and let the world fade as you work, or simply bring along someone you love and linger over warm conversation and an even warmer cup.

These are the best smoothies in town. Coffee is also decent. What gets me is all of the up charges. 25 cents for a cup. A charge for a CUP. $1 for whipped cream. Space is cute, but super echo-y for working so it's better for just hanging out. Love the fire pit and the provided blankets.

Ok, I love a good coffee place! But let’s be honest there are a lot of them. In fact, in this town it seems like you can’t throw a stick without hitting one, that and maybe a Thai restaurant. So why would a weary traveler, a grizzled and decrepit adventurer choose Latte da over so many other choices? It’s true it’s charming, the quality of the drinks is excellent, the outside seating perfect, and the staff friendly and efficient. But is that enough? Does it call the wayfaring stranger back like the songs of sirens, sitting out on the rocks beckoning sailors? “Oh wait!” You say! “They have what?” Biscuits and gravy? They have biscuits and gravy and not only that, they were exceptional biscuits and gravy and that my friend, puts them squarely on the ever loving map! It’s like an excellent coffee shop and a great breakfast place got together and had a baby! I’m going to be honest, I’m a little bit like the proverbial shark, I have to keep moving forward or I die. As much as I might like a place, I tend to like trying new places better. It’s the thrill of the hunt, and there is always blood in the water. But even sharks have favorite spots where they love to hunt and anyplace that can produce excellent coffee paired with perfect biscuits and gravy goes on to the list. Plus it helps that Latte da feels like a strong part of the community. There is nothing cookie cutter here. It feels homey and eclectic. It has good community vibes. It’s a place where people go to talk about real things, where topics wander and the spirit heals.