"Just a coffee shop that sells primarily old, dilapidated albums you can find in any goodwill bin. Coffee may very well be good, but I came looking for records and found myself headed to Harvest. Would love to learn more about the pressing side, but I’m not interested in looking through a window when so many other pressing plants will give a tour while creating far more unique products"

"The coffee and atmosphere are a great match. We started the Asheville Coffee Tour from here, and spent some extra time here. This is another must visit coffee location. Their coffees are very flavorful. The vinyl element is pretty cool if you like the 33 and 45 vinyl experience."

"Came here to work a bit on my laptop. Great vibe. Wifi was a bit slow at times but overall worked. Had a latte w/lavender syrup which was good. Nice vinyl selection, a bit pricey for newer ones but they do have $5/$8 bins and even a free bin. Did manage to snag a Joni Mitchell from the $5 bin. Street parking right out front. Not too busy on a weekday."

"I loved the atmosphere here! Session @ Citizen Vinyl offers multiple espresso drinks inside the Citizen Vinyl shop. There is ample lighting and seating, so this would be a great place to sit for a while. Nothing was being made when we were there, but a large window allows you to look into the area where they make records, adding to the uniqueness of this place. We had rose cardamom lattes that were possibly topped with cayenne pepper, it was a fun flavor combination. The espresso quality was great!"

"Really great space to hang out. the cafe has tasty pastries and espressos drinks. The bar opens at 11am. Plenty of seating on the main floor and extra seating on the second floor. Clean restrooms. Good wifi. The only critique is I would like smaller espresso drink sizes. They could have been limited to to-go cups for the moment due to covid."