Nestled on Magnolia Avenue is Likewise Coffee, a shop that opened its doors in late 2020. View Gallery: See inside Likewise Coffee in East Knoxville Try: Serving coffee from the Golden Roast, barista Rachel Vancleave recommends a classic, black cup of joe Location: 327 Union Ave. Its close proximity to Market Square and Gay Street ensures that people will constantly be coming in and out. The hand painted chocolates look so beautiful that it almost feels like a waste to eat them.ĭue to its size, you might not want to plan to set up shop for hours on end in Coffee and Chocolate. One glance at the artful sweet treats lining their display case is enough to make anyone drool. Perhaps the smallest coffee shop in all of Knoxville is Coffee and Chocolate, a go-to spot for those looking for a quick sugar or caffeine pick-me-up downtown. 1317 East Emory Road Website: Coffee and Chocolate Try: "Drinks like our black cold brew are smooth, go down easy and are enough to change anyone's mind about coffee," barista Josh Douglass told Knox News. There are multiple spots outside the shop, allowing for guests to people watch. If you are able to grab a seat, you'll likely feel right at home. Located at the former location of Pearl on Union, Mahalo roasts its beans at its main location in Powell, focusing on light and medium roasts.Īs for Mahalo's vibes, they don't get much better than downtown. Website: Downtown Knoxville Mahalo Coffee RoastersĪ number of coffee shops call downtown home, including Mahalo Coffee Roasters. Try: Peters recommends the seasonal blueberry lavender thunderbird latte Location: 1206 Kenesaw Ave. "We wanted to do something that was purposeful, but also fun, so we decided to merge the idea with coffee." "We started (Treetop Coffee Shop) because we're both really passionate about kids who have been through foster care and families that have been going through adoption, which can be lengthy and complicated," Peters told Knox News. 2021 next to The Plaid Apron.Įach month, Treetop sets aside a portion of its proceeds for nonprofit organizations such as Restoration House, The Bottom Knoxville, Gideon's Army and more. The two expanded it into a brick and mortar shop in Aug. The two first opened Treetop as a coffee truck in March 2019, blending their passions for coffee and helping kids in the foster care system.
Treetop Coffee Shop is the passion project of Courtney Peters and Rachel Casstevens. Heading a bit farther west brings you into the heart of Sequoyah Hills for our next coffee shop stop.
View Gallery: Treetop Coffee truck brewing up business
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