"Great independent local coffee shop in Dunedin. I had an Oatmilk Mocha latte and my husband had an Iced Coffee. The espresso roast was rich, no bitterness. The oatmilk was creamy and the froth was perfect. My mocha was quite yummy!! (And I am picky!!) The best part was Steve, the owner, who greeted everyone that came in. He spent the time to chat to make sure everyone was satisfied. There were baked goods which looked quite tempting, but we didn't try any. I overheard another customer say the cinnamon rolls were delicious! Their syrups were Monin brand. My only recommendation would be to consider branching out into making a few of their own syrups. If you are in Dunedin I highly recommend giving this place a try."

"Stopped by on Halloween to see the servers wearing their fun whimsical costumes. I had the crustless veggie quiche which was delicious and my Dad had the orange cranberry muffin with a cappuccino. This is a cute little spot in downtown Dunedin for a light snack and warm drink."

"Salted caramel latte and a maple leaf latte with a cranberry orange muffin! All were delicious. The service was pleasant and personable with smiles around ."

"Finding new coffee shops is my favorite thing to do in new cities BUT it’s hard to find one where the baristas know how to make espresso, Dunedin coffee company has the best ones employed at their shop! No matter what latte you get it is absolutely perfect, every time. Don’t waste your time trying to find a nice coffee shop with coffee that’s worth it! You’ll find it here, without a doubt. And the owner on top of that is just as nice and welcoming as all of his baristas. 10/10 shop Highly recommend frosted pistachio for latte & the gluten friendly white chocolate raspberry muffins are the best muffins I’ve ever had."

"Adorable coffee house with such a positive personality! I had a Carmel macchiato and Vanilla Latte, both excellent. The quiche is crustless which was great for me when counting carbs, very tasty! You can visit everyday, however Mondays are great since so many others are closed in downtown Dunedin."