The Daily Press CLT

Love this place! It is a perfect place to grab a cup of coffee, especially fancy coffee. It is all a work of art. The coffee is phenomenal and I especially love their seasonal drinks (which can get slightly pricy). The baristas are very nice and make you feel «at home».
As far as ambiance goes, it’s an artsy environment so if you do not feel comfortable with that then this may not be the best place for you, but I love it!

We ALWAYS hit up the Daily Press when we come to Charlotte. Lindsey is very knowledgable and passionate about bringing great coffee and tea to the Queen City.

I love utilizing the evening muse for a day time workspace, as Daily Press does! It is rather dark though, especially if you’re not perched near the windows. Some people may prefer that though, while I appreciate my natural light.
I totally stalked pictures of the butter beer cappacino, hoping to order it. However, it’s not on their current seasonal list, so I went with a latte with their homemade salted almond honey syrup. It was pretty good but sadly, my latte wasn’t served hot enough. Some of their current seasonal drinks are as high as $ 7, so watch out. I think the espresso was ok tasting, nothing out of this world. I like this spot more for the location and atmosphere. I wasn’t super impressed with the coffee. The baristas were very friendly and helpful in explaining the myriad of choices they have.

I had heard so many good things about The Daily Press! And boy, does it live up to it’s name, and blows any other coffee shop out of the water! The location in NoDa is perfect and the vibe here is brilliant. The owner, Lindsey, is so friendly, down-​to-​earth and chatty. Her space in the Evening Muse is excellent and so easy to lose track of time here.
The coffee was smooth and the milk velvet-​like in mouth feel. The Winter Menu is so eccentric and mystical, the Cobbler’s Cup, was so different and tasty– I can’t describe it in enough words. The presentation of all the drinks is eye-​catching. This place has that certain «Je Né Sais Quoi» about it. The Daily Press is the best coffee shop I’ve been to and I will definitely give them all my money!

They love coffee more than anyone and it shows. Beautiful, handcrafted drinks with a smile. They even have locally baked goods, which are also delicious. It is a genius use of the space, which is a concert venue by night.

The Daily Press is the perfect place to grab a cup of Joe and have an experience in the process. It uses the same space as the Evening Muse in the heart of NoDa, which makes for an eclectic setting. They also host different pop up shops (Joe’s Doughs) which is another bonus!
The drinks are unique and artfully created so they take some time. Don’t plan on being in a rush! It’s worth hanging out and waiting. You’ll find all kinds of standard coffee house beverages as well as a host of things you’ve never seen before. Given that it shares space with the Muse which offers a full bar, they also have some hair of the dog type coffee drinks which are pretty magical. I think they have some food too, but frankly I haven’t even bothered to pay attention to that because the drinks alone are enough to satisfy me.
If you’ve been into NoDa (especially in the past couple of years) you probably know about the less-​than-​ideal parking situation around the ‘hood, so finding a spot for you car can be tricky. It’s worth the hassle!

So good! Great coffee drinks, friendly people, and amazing vibe. Had the spiced butterbeer cappuccino (so good and intriguingly different). They even serve beer on tap and by the bottle. The vibe is homey, trendy, artsy, and gritty (in the best way – and I would consider myself a yuppie so that says a lot). And, there’s an exposed-​brick music stage in the back. Loved this place. A gem!
New to Charlotte and NoDa may be the closest thing to the cool neighborhoods of Chicago, NYC, etc.

First off the mini disclaimer, this is a very artsy place so if you are not comfortable with the artsy vibe you are not going to be comfortable here. That being said, I cannot say enough positive things about the daily press. The staff is very helpful in explaining and making some of their craft coffee beverages (some get quite intricate). Then there is the beverages themselves and they are amazing. I have yet to try one that I have not loved! My to favorites so far have been the peachy Canadian (an espresso soda with peaches, maple syrup, and cucumber) and their spiced Butterbeer cappuccino. I will definitely plan to repeat here in the future, it is especially great on breaks during the work day to get that extra boast.

I really think this place is great. This past time was my second time and I have now tried the Dutch Chocolate Mocha and the Butterbeer Cappuccino. I was in love with neither of them but can tell they make their espresso drinks with the highest standards and careful craftsmanship that truly expresses the type of art expected from a $ 4 – 5 latte. I know I will find a drink I love here eventually and can’t wait to keep trying them until I do. In addition they use Counter Culture Coffee beans which I regard as the premium of the premium quality coffee beans (even better than La Vazza which is hard to beat). The staff here is amazing and dedicated to making the perfect drink for you and the art and atmosphere is extraordinary. Can’t wait to go back.

Truly a work of art, who knew coffee could be so beautiful. We perched ourselves by the front window seat with pumpkin spice latte and beer butter cappuccino. I’ve been in some pretty pretentious coffee houses and thank goodness Daily Press was nothing like them. The staff was extremely helpful in making the best coffee choice and you could tell they take pride in every drink they make.
This seems like a cool place to hangout and have a cup of Joe or one of their many choices of local beer on tap. I love that coffee places are bridge the gap between craft coffee and craft beer. Makes total sense to me that you would merge the two.

This place lives up to all the hype! Nestled inside the Evening Muse (@ the corner of the road), the daily press is the place to be.
Here’s why! They have a great selection of espressos and tea. I got the spiced butterbeer cappuccino. I’ve had different versions of butterbeer before, and this one was definitely different, but in a good way. They really add flavor to your drink, so expect a kick in whatever you get. Not only is the flavor there, but their presentation makes the experience that much better. I also had a sip of a latte with pistachio flavor. It tasted like pistachio and it’s something I’ll probably get next time.
Workers were friendly and music fit the tone of the establishment. I’ll be back to try more!

Great space to do work and get some coffee. Friendly baristas, great coffee, total win.

Their foam was Ah-​May-​Zing. Once I got past that, the rest of my latte fell flat and was weirdly not creamy tasting at all. A solid latte, but from friends’ hype, I was expecting magnificence/​my new favorite/​best in Charlotte and it’s not up to «Not Just Coffee» snuff, though it is more conveniently located. I’ll still stop by and try some more things. I can’t ingest enough sugar at once to be able to try some of their fascinating-​sounding syrups, but The Morning Woodward looks like it might be a unique winner nonetheless.

I’ve been wanting to stop by here for awhile… and I’m so glad that I finally found the time!
Awesome vibes with a dainty décor. I don’t even have to put my headphones in to do work… the music is on point (a mix of indie rock). Great customer service too!
The best part is the coffee though! The pour overs are amazing and they have a great variety. I also had the Dutch chocolate latte. The chocolate was subtle but rich so in my opinion it was the perfect latte.
This is officially my new favorite coffee shop in Charlotte!

Lattes from Daily Press are worth the drive from Huntersville. Do you need more convincing?

We came here Sunday afternoon for a cup of coffee on a rainy day!
There is a decent amount of seats and cute atmosphere!
I ordered the brandied black walnut latte and my husband got the pistachio agave latte. The brandied latte was delish with a cute presentation. However, I thought the pistachio agave latte was the winner for the day. Super creamy and that pistachio flavor was spot on! Excellent drinks… we cant wait to return!

My favorite place in the neighborhood! The atmosphere is nice and intimate, a perfect spot for you and a friend or small group. My boyfriend and I frequent the shop and I always prefer to stay and enjoy my drink instead of taking it to go. He typically goes for the pour overs and thinks they all have great flavors. I typically go for a latte or something off the seasonal list that consists of their house speciality drinks (no to-​go option for these). I’m excited to see what’s in store for the upcoming season! Everything I’ve had is great! The baristas are all so friendly and put so much care into each drink. You might have to wait a few minutes for your drink but it’s totally worth it!
If you’re hungry, they always have some bakery items from Whisk and Wood (muffins, scones, etc.) or there could be pop up shop from Joe’s Doughs on Saturday mornings.
Check out their Instagram! They always have updates for what’s going on!

A great place to hang out, chill, and have a nice cup of coffee. Would definitely go back. It was 4 versus 5 stars because I prefer my coffee a little darker than the one I got, but the coffee still had a great flavor.

Had been wanting To check this place out for a while and finally did. I’d been to the Evening Muse at night before, but it was even better as the Daily Press (as in there was a place to sit haha).
Worked there during the week and got a really good (and pretty) latte, a quiet sunny window and free wifi. Can’t beat it.
I want to try a signature drink when I go back!

You know that Unilocal is a useful website, when it makes you aware of a place that just opened down the street before you even realize it. I will say that the Daily Press is subtly marketing itself and you could easily walk by the Evening Muse without even noticing it.
That being said, the wife and I have been there a handful of times now to try an array of coffee drinks that have been creatively thought out and crafted. From cold brew coffee to a «butterbeer» latte, to exotic beans used for pour over coffees, we have tried a good variety of drinks. It’s basically open during the day when the Evening Muse is on downtime. They also have a produce framers market on Saturday morning that we will have to check out sometime. The drinks are all expertly crafted, which means other than the cold brew, most drinks take some time to make. Especially if they are busy, be prepared to wait a little for your drink.
With the relaxed environment and the location, which allows you to observe the corner of 36^th street and North Davidson street, there should be no rush. Enjoy your time there and chill out. We can all stand to stop and smell the roses, and the coffee of course.