Cafe Full Circle

Coffee bar in a salon. I could see why they priced their foods & drinks in that price ranges. Luckily came in a sunday & before the salon opened so it was silent but the coffee bar was open. Fair amount of seating.Each item on the menu has picture which I personally like. And their service was good & friendly. Ordered a samoan latte which was good and sweet, and lavender mocha half sweet was good as well. I did notice that the drinks on the menu seem sweet coffee which is not really a preference for me but wanted to give it a try & I didn't really regret it. However, they do have none sweet coffee as well like black coffee, smoothie, or pressed juice. Also, the chicken croissant was delicious. I guess the prices are fair due to the fact it's in a salon.

I was so excited to try this place. Right next to my house, yummy food photos on line , and then a big article in the Daily Press. I talked my family into checking it out for lunch, so the 4 of us and a baby drove around the corner.It is part of a salon, and when I say part of a salon, I mean there is a counter and a few tiny tables along the wall in the middle between the salon and spa. It is really cute, bright and clean, but not what I expected in size. There are 2 large chairs and a small alcove, again with tables for 2 and no way to join them up.Friendly lady at the counter told us to sit anywhere, but there was no place for us to sit. One person at the counter suggested we sit separately at 2 small tables. No thanks. We looked around to see if pushing 2 tables together was possible, but it wasnt. Son turned to me and said, "We're leaving.' He and his wife walked out. I followed behind. I saw several couples of all ages making their way into the cafe. I saw other couples inside enjoying the newspaper recommended chicken salad. So if there are only one or two of you, you can be accomodated.I am very disappointed that we were unable to eat here. I was really looking forward to becoming a regular. Maybe I will try takeout sometime

Stopped here on the way to the Outer Banks for coffee. It was $15 for two drinks - a latte and nitro cold brew. The lavender mocha tasted fine but for $7, the size was way too small and not completely filled. The nitro cold brew looked more like iced tea, was served over ice - which it should not be, and was mostly ice. And, even though the girl was super sweet, when my husband asked if it should be served that way, she was like that's how we do it, with no offer to fix it. I'm sure it's a great shop for people using the salon if it is a part of the service, but for coffee, the drinks and prices do not add up.

The service is absolutely amazing; Sam is so personable . We had the charcuterie board and the Holy Cow. Also, Sam has a special amped-up coffee she'll make you --just ask.The food is really good also! The board was enough for 2+ people. The Holy Cow was like a delicious milkshake featuring espresso!!!!So glad I stumbled into this jewel!

Was excited to try the new cafe. Only to find out it's part of the salon! So all the noise and fumes from the products is what you smell when you are there. Lost my appetite. Not much of room to sit either. Never got a chance to try it, walked out within 2 minutes of going in.

Great little place. The coffee was excellent. The pastries were very good. People were welcoming. Very nice setting.

Very cute and very nice staff. Not a lot of seating, and prices were a little high. Also had to fight off fruit flies the whole time. I'm sure this was a side effect of the weather, as everything seemed very clean. Husband enjoyed the BLT.

Super pretty area, Very nice barista. VERYYY slow. We waited 15min for 2 lattes. No line at all. Barista spent majority of the time talking to her coworkers instead of making the lattes. Meh. Its coffee. I asked for a latte and was given a Cappuccino. It's decent but I could name 5 places better I would rather go to. Cool that its inside a Salon. Thats about it. Also. The milk was BURNT.

The first thing to understand is this is a hole in the wall It's an addition to a spa it seems Which really sets the tone for how you are treated, the atmosphere, and the food. Our service was excellent, the food was fresh, fast and good, and the coffee I had was well brewed and blended. Knowing what you're walking into you can appreciate how it is an extension of pampering that the spa offers, and works well as a stand alone. I would recommend a visit if you want to fully treat yourself.

This is definitely a hidden gem. There isn't a sign specifically for the cafe, as it is part of the Spa/Salon, but has tables and seating. This opens up a whole plethora of options..coffee as the little lady gets a doo, lunch as the she gets a peel, all kinds of options. The menu has sandwiches, salads, desserts, and a wide range of coffees and teas. I had the grilled cheese and it was not heavy. It was tasty and light, but didn't eat the whole thing because I need to drop some LB's in preparation for my summer speedo. They even have Wellness shots to zap the brain back into reality after a hard night. Pretty cool place. Great atmosphere and the staff are really nice.