Redtree Art Gallery and Coffee Shop

Great little coffee shop. In college I loved studying with friends here since there's plenty of seating! The sandwiches are great, and it's an added bonus that they use reusable drinkware if you choose to enjoy your coffee at the shop.

Still a great place to come, 6 years later! I recently had an apple pie inspired coffee and loved the little crumble on top. It's a cozy environment with a lot of local inspired goods to shop as well!

I paid for street parking and they were arbitrarily closed 3 hours early. I guess I am out $2.50. Thanks. What kind of business closes early on a weekend?!?

Cute local Cincy spot with a changing menu based on season. Stopped by and tried the pistachio matcha and blue velvet. I was told the blue velvet isn't caffeinated despite having matcha in it. Both were well made, but I liked the pistachio matcha better. Topped off with some rose petals it is pretty and delicious. The Blue velvet is a bright color and there are some full blueberries in the drink but taste wise was meh. Cute artsy feel with cafe food items. They have a bar that opens up later in the day. Find local jewelry and other items for sale too. Plenty of seating inside and a restroom. Go see Maya! She was super friendly.

Great ambiance with great coffee for the morning. People are seen to be together having a coffee or working on laptops. One of my favorite aspects about going to Redtree is all the art that artists create and sell at Redtree. You can see some as you walk by but there's more art all around the coffee shop to look at and enjoy.

Nice little coffee shop in Oakley. It was bustling on a Saturday afternoon - the vibe was definitely one of "I'm a regular and I'm here to meet my friends or do some work". Little basic, well-used tables spread around and almost all with customers. We were getting coffee to go, and the billing as a gallery is what drew us. We ordered 2 mochas and a cranberry-orange scone. The mochas were okay (a little lukewarm, tbh) but the scone was outstanding! We viewed the art while we waited for our drinks, then went on our way. It's cute and if I had work or wanted to read for a bit and I were in the area, it might be a good place to linger. We did metered street parking but discovered there's a free lot in back. And a bagel place next door, where we picked up some bagels and cream cheese!

The parking is terrible, next time I'll just go elsewhere. And to the crazed middle aged blonde lady who yelled and felt the need to beep at me for illegally parking to grab a Togo order, hope you're not an employee. Not a great look..

Coffee: 5/5I got a hot latte, and it was delicious. It was huge and made with love! I love fancy coffee, and I'm a big fan of small local shops. Service: 4.5/5There was only one barista, so there was a wait for coffee making or ordering, but she kept it moving. The barista was talented and made a great latte. Atmosphere: 4.5/5It has a cute, creative aesthetic with lovely air plants and small, intimate tables. It's very busy with people working and catching up.

This was my first time stopping into the Redtree art gallery and coffee shop and WOW have I been missing out! The shop is full of plants, jewelry, art, shirts, etc all for purchase with plenty of seating inside! Very cozy to come with a friend or even by yourself! It has a very rustic and industrial feel to it. The service was fantastic as the woman, Jenna, who was helping me recommended the harvest which absolutely delicious! 10/10 would get this drink again! If you're in the area and love coffee I HIGHLY recommend stopping in and checking it out!

Felt like I needed to give them a 2nd chance and glad I did! Truly feel the coffee here is barista dependent and the few times I've come back here I haven't been disappointed since I got the sad matcha latte. Their specialty drinks are definitely the ones to go for - regular lattes for whatever reason fall flat. Some of my favorites have been a tiramisu latte and lavender latte. Otherwise it's a great space to study or meet up with people!