Liberty Tree Coffee & Tea

I went here with my dad after getting back from Australia. It was really nice going there, sitting and just talking for a while. The Chai Latte was one of the best iv had, the environment was calm and peaceful, and perfect to just spend time with my Dad. The staff were extremely and I’m certainly looking forward to going back there!

This place is awesome. It’s a beautiful coffee shop and the staff is super friendly. The food and drinks are delicious. This place just became a regular stop for my wife and I.
10÷3÷2015 — It’s now fall and this place is gorgeous inside and out; this is the perfect spot to have a hot drink and relax on a fall day.

Just moving to the area, I had to check out this corner coffee shop. They take credit cards (in case you were wondering), it’s amazing inside, they have a pretty good menu that’s served all day, and they’re priced reasonably for your typical coffee place. The staff are even super friendly! Definitely a local place you want to support!

This joint has been open for six months. I was drawn to stop in simply because it’s locally owned and operated (no franchise here!). The location is perfect. Right off Baltimore’s main street. Ample street parking. And the layout of the store is inviting! Exposed brick wall, dark wood, metal. Plenty of room. The tables aren’t on top of each other. The music playing — Michael Bubble in concert — adds to the «coffee house» atmosphere. Extra room for more seating in the back. Oh, and a wonderful shaded deck out back, for the nicer, sunnier, months!
I love the entire chalkboard-​wall behind the counter — a giant «menu»! Not a huge menu, but understandable considering this is a smaller-​size town, and businesses and (especially) houses are much more spread out. Items here include: Coffee, espresso, smoothies, cold drinks, paninis, Muffins, bagels, scones, specialty cupcakes (via Fantasy Cupcakes in Canal), cold wraps, soup of the day and salads. They are currently working on installing an oven so they can sell specialty pizzas.
I was able to stop in today around 10:45 am. Got a Breakfast Panini (egg, cheese, crumbled bacon, spinach, basil and a sun-​dried tomato spread). It’s grilled on ciabatta bread. The melding of flavors was great. The tomato spread was delicious, yet not overpowering. And the bread? A tad crunchy; soft in the middle. A personal fav. For $ 3.99, I know I’ll be back to try more things on their menu!