Combs' Coffee

I love coffee. I don't consider myself an expert, but I do grind my own beans at home before every cup of coffee I make. I was in the area and needed my morning fix. I found Combs and was excited to try it given all of the positive reviews. The place wasn't hard to find, and there are many helpful signs to show you the way to their front door. Upon entering, I was greeted by jars of coffee for sale. Cute. The interior was really nicely decorated, warm and inviting. The place wasn't busy, and there were only two other people seated at a table in the center of the shop.The barista was very sweet and helpful. After placing my order, she did tell me that there were two other orders ahead of me and there might be a wait. I was ok with a short wait. What I wasn't ok with is waiting almost 30 minutes for a coffee and bagel. The coffee was good. It wasn't great, but I enjoyed it. It was creamy with the right amount of sweetness. However, it wasn't terribly hot. I had asked for extra hot, and it was regular hot. Also, the coffee didn't shine through, and it tasted more milky.The bagel was a waste of money, to be honest. The barista asked me if I had wanted it toasted, and I said yes. The bagel wasn't even warm, let alone toasted. It had the lightest smear of cream cheese, and it tasted like eating a piece of bread. I ended up throwing it away after a couple of bites.Would I come back here? Probably not. Although the coffee was decent, it wasn't memorable. Add to this the bad bagel and the loooong wait, I have no reason to come back. It took 30 minutes to get my order with only two coffee-only orders ahead of me, and I dread to think what the wait time would be like on a busy day.

I heard a lot about this place. I have had good coffee before and am very excited to try this little gem. I would love to give a review of my findings. But mostly I'm writing this to kill some time. Been waiting for 2 coffees and two bagels for over an hour now. So far two other people have walked out because they didn't have the time to keep waiting. I'm debating to keep waiting or just quiet. And it got here! Verdict,,,,,,, it's ok.

Awesome coffee and incredible service. I had a pour over and the Honduran beans were prepared to perfection. I will be back to this little gym.

Wonderful little hidden gem in Corinth. Obviously a passion project for the owner. Very knowledgeable and willing to take us on a educational journey. Seriously good. A bit hard to find but that's part of the charm.

I stopped by combs coffee a few days ago; the shop was small/ cozy, and uniquely decorated with coffee bags from around the world. I ordered a decaf cortado with lavender and agave and it was okay; a little watery/ too sweet so I wasn't able to make out the tasting notes of the espresso. Although I didn't *love* the coffee, the shop was adorable and it's worth stopping into...I just maybe would stick to a non-caffeinated option.

This place is amazing! They have a large variety of whole bean coffees for sale, and a full coffee bar. Has a nice area to hang out as well. It's really tucked away in an industrial area, and you might not be sure you're in the right place. But it's definitely worth checking out. I'll definitely be back.

I had given up my hopes of finding even a decent coffee shop in Denton when I ran across this gem. I'm picky about my coffee, some would probably call me a coffee snob. I prefer pour-over and I like fruity flavors, they have tons of different types of beans that fits the bill. The barista really knew her stuff and recommended several and I ended up trying one of the Ethiopian coffee's and made via pour-over. They also have drip, French press as I recall as well as latte etc. They roast the coffee beans onsite which is pretty rare.I'm familiar with Ethiopian beans and this was an excellent choice. It had good, fruity flavor and I loved the taste of it. I ended up buying coffee beans to brew at home of the same kind called Masha. Definitely one of my favorite Ethiopian blends. If you bring back the mason jar they sell the beans in next time you get a $1 discount which is a good deal.I'm definitely going to go back here soon!

This place is a hidden gem. They roast the coffee in house and it is wonderful.

We stopped by on a whim and left incredibly impressed! The coffee itself is delicious, and the menu is absolutely incredible! As far as the menu goes, they also have a multitude of flavors and combinations and I cannot wait to try more. The coffee beans are roasted and ground in the cafe, which I thought was very impressive. The barista was so sweet and welcoming, and also incredibly knowledgeable and beyond helpful. The building itself is a wonder of its own. It's a very unique setup; the entrance is adorable, every wall is covered in beautiful paintings and art, the furniture looks very warm and cozy. It gives off studio vibes, it's all very welcoming and cozy and just added an element of awe to the experience. I'd also like to mention that we bought coffee beans as well, which they also have an incredible large variety of right as you walk in. We bought a jar of beans from Mount Batur, Bali, to make coffee at home and it came out great!Overall, would highly recommend. Not only is the coffee incredible, but the experience itself was very enjoyable

Great service! I enjoyed how friendly the staff is. The baristas know how to make a great cup of coffee.