Crossroads Coffee House

This coffee shop is set up in an old home in Waxhaw. You walk in and instantly smell fresh ground coffee. They have a large menu of options ranging from coffee and lattes to milkshakes. They also offer some bagels and other baked goods. Baristas were quick to take our order and get the order out to us. Coffee was OK but not as flavorful as it smells.There is a porch you can sit and enjoy your beverage during nice weather but also a few tables when you walk in. There is also an upstairs if you feel so inclined to find more seating. The parking lot next store had plenty of parking, and there are a few spots right in front of the building as well.

Very cute place, I got the london fog which was good. The drinks were made quickly considering there were a few people ahead of me in line. Will definitely stop by next time I'm in the area.

Been her a couple of times, I am not a coffee drinker at all. Asked for a recommendation and was made concoction of the baristas own doing. It tasted just like coffee (it wasn't bad) I cannot fairly give a review on the coffee itself because I have no experience with it, however the place itself is very welcoming and full of cute decor. Staff if very friendly and you can tell they have plenty of regulars. They sell plenty of their own brews and raw beans, something worth trying.

Love this little, local coffee shop. They have so many great latte options that I chose to try two different ones. The autumn leaves was just what I was wanting with flavors of maple, butter pecan and caramel. I love a Heath candy bar and the iced latte tastes a lot like one. I ordered both drinks less sweet and both were perfect! Friendly employees who truly care about their customers.

First the good news - this little place is as cute a space as it can be, with a fun little casual seating area, and a great country store vibe.The two young ladies were knowledgeable and helpful with our questions, and someone obviously takes great pride in DIY coffee bean roasting, as there was a vast selection of whole bean blends.So all that gets 5 stars. But the surprise was how weak and diluted my lavender latte tasted, even with an extra shot. I was pumped for a bold espresso, home-roasted experience, and was disappointed. So only 3 stars for the coffee. But I'd go back to try a bolder blend. This is a fun spot.

Crossroads coffee is a must try place in Waxhaw!First things first the interior of this place is amazing, it's cozy, warm and of course charming! There are plenty of places to sit and study or to just drink coffee. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the different coffees that they (roast in house)-- That's right! They roast in house, unlike other coffee houses/shops in the greater Charlotte area! The staff really do know how to make a good latte, espresso, and drip coffee. My favorite thing about this place is the fact that they have multiple different types of roasts and plenty of specialty beans! I really do enjoy the fact that they are reasonably priced and are a pound! Not just 12ozs a whole pound!!! This place exemplifies a good coffee shop, and exceeds my expectations!

Easy-peasy, laid back coffee shop right along the main drag. Parking is a breeze and so is ordering up your favorite java fix.I've stopped in a couple times midday and found the staff friendly, the coffee perfectly prepared, and the munchies fresh. Everything is reasonably priced. Cool.This is my kinda coffee house. No problem getting my "Give 'em a whirl" meter just a percolating. What's not to like? Sip here.

Such a cute little coffee shop. When I'm in Waxhaw or riding through I frequently stop here. They have a good number of coffee flavor options with around 6-8 seasonal specials at a time. The use only Torani syrups and have a ton to choose from. The building has a lot of personality too, and is usually quiet so would be a great place to work during the day. Parking lot is decent sized as well.

I love this place! I just moved back to the area and was so glad to see some things haven't changed. The coffee has always been amazing and being a regular it's been nice to run into a few friendly old faces. I hope they don't change the small town feel that it has.

I like support local businesses, especially coffee shops. Usually a coffee shop is a great place to study, read your bible, or just get work done. My drink was as advertised, good and reasonably priced. The service was fine. My only problem was the ambience. The baristas were extremely loud and obnoxious. They spoke so loudly and for a very long time. They were complaining and griping about personal stuff so loudly like they wanted everyone to hear what they were having grief over. Even with my earbuds in and my music up loud, but not so that I would disturb the other guests, I could still hear them.Chatty baristas who cannot keep their personal business to themselves do not make good service for those who wish to work in a coffee shop that's meant to be quiet.