A Cup of Everything

It’s all in the name. No really… A Cup of Everything is like a kitchen sink approach to a coffeehouse. For some, it’s a bit maddening or maybe disappointing. For me, it’s an odd match.
I’m not much for coffee but they make a mean mocha and their teas are worth a visit. Plus, my favorite decorative item is the wine on wheels. Don’t worry, you’ll know it when you see it.
Do yourself a favor: go upstairs.
As another Unilocaler explained, upstairs does have a «Grammie’s apartment» feel to it but you know what… it strangely works. I do kinda expect an old lady to come out and start chatting about the weather and Matlock reruns but it’s never happened (yet).
There are at least three rooms, one with high bar chairs and menus another with a cool drum head masquerading as a table and a final one towards the street that’s more office-​like.

This is a great place to get together with your friends! Downstairs is the little coffee shop with a great snack selection & upstairs serves as a little gathering place & mini art gallery. Service is always really great & the drinks are always delicious. I really enjoy dropping by whenever I’m downtown.

Super friendly cute place on the square downtown. They have a little bit of «everything» here. I love going upstairs for a quiet coffee with my friend to talk. Very comfy and encourages conversation. A great place to get a warm cup of tea or coffee after a night out on the town to finish those long conversations…

This place is just awkward. No music, fluorescent suicide lighting and weirdo workers. No matter how decent their coffee and gas station snack selection is it just sucks. So much potential but oh well another engineer’s pipe dream I suppose. Try the «Buzzkill» lol.

Super cute, clean, and private. The wi-​if is fast, the pastries are amazing, and the drinks are so tasty!

Becoming a favorite place for coffee. Very nice, helpful staff. Unique décor. Outside seating when the weather permits.

Quaint little downtown coffee shop. Good coffee, friendly staff. Has wifi. Upstairs area feels like an older person’s apartment.

My new favorite place… Great drinks food and amazing teas… soup is delightful… the upstairs is a hidden gem… relax kick ya heels back on type mood. The staff is very helpful and such amazing folks they literally feed ur soul and I don’t even think they really try to do that… kindness on unexpected day… I needed that. thanks

When they said they’ll cook your eggs «however you want,» they meant however except over easy. They kid was sweet and super friendly, but he couldn’t flip eggs… The coffee and food were okay, but expensive. Everything was luke warm even the espresso. IDK why but their breakfast is a la carte. A fried egg was $ 2! I could’ve bought a whole cartoon.
The place is cute and it’s literally a little bit of everything. It has basic coffee, basic food, basic wine, basic beer selection on the first floor. Second floor has one artist’s art (which wasn’t to my tasting at all) with some board games, trivia, a small keyboard, little rooms and seatings, etc. I think they might even have a karaōke night xD It was a bunch of very little things. It’s cute, but it’s confusing and a mess. I can’t tell if this is supposed to be a posh, quiet place for reading and relaxing or a place to gather your rowdy friends for beer and wine and friendly match of trivia. Even the plating was confusing. The plate was cute china-​like ware, but the cup was plain white modern porcelain.
Anyways, it would be a 2, but since it’s local I bumped to a 3 stars.

A Cup of Everything is an eclectic two story upscale convenience type store that may struggle with an identity crisis. Is it a coffeehouse? Is it a wi fi hotspot? It is a place to hang with friends and play board games? Is it an entertainment venue? Is it a pick-​up-​a-​few-​needed sundries on my way home from __??__(insert name of place where you left your toothbrush and last split of Brut sparkling wine?)? Is it a local art gallery?
After checking it out about a month ago, my friend and I guessed it’s all of the above. We didn’t try the food, as we had just noshed a few doors down.
I enjoyed walking thru the various rooms and, had we been in the mood for a java jolt, we would have tried some of their coffee. The bottom floor is sundries, and that would include wine, beer, I think, and maybe personal hygiene items. Not a HUGE selection. Tightly edited. The rest of the place seems to be various rooms to read a book, people watch, pick up a provided board game, or maybe use as a meeting venue. There weren’t many people there on an early Saturday afternoon.
Seems like a quiet, cool indoors place to catch up on some telework and have a cup of joe. I enjoyed a couple of the pieces of artwork displayed in the halls upstairs. Check it out

The first time I went here my drink was ok but my friends chai latte was luke warm and didnt taste very well. The second time I was there the lady that i think is the owner was pretty unwelcoming. This a good location but unfortunately it doesnt feel very much like a coffee shop inside but more of a small grocery. its a bit overpriced and overwhelming.

Super friendly staff and they do have lots of stuff. I stopped in for an iced coffee while exploring downtown. The coffee was good and the location is great. I enjoyed people watching from the sidewalk tables.

It’s the only place on the square open on Saturday mornings to sit outside and have a cup of coffee. This is worth 3 stars by itself. The orange roll was tasty but had a texture that made me think they warmed it in a microwave. The iced coffee was significantly more expensive than Starbucks. It would have been cheaper to get a Bloody Mary on Humphrey’s patio.

Well for the first time visiting Alabama and the Huntsville area for a job interview — from Northern Virginia — and I will say I was very very impressed with everything, in the area… and found this little shop to be quaint and the people so friendly!
Can’t recall the gentleman’s name who served me the first day — but seemed he was the local trivia whiz and he was soooo friendly as I told him I was visiting for an interview with NASA. Loved how people actually talk to you here and are friendly — which is not the norm in DC area.
Went back a 2^nd time with my wife after she flew in last Thursday and had a different woman working, but also nice. Upstairs is cool and couches to relax — also serve beer and wine, and have music upstairs some nights the said — which is interesting.
I will say — I do agree with some that prices for some things are a bit steep — like the fancy latte’s etc — which cost more than Starbucks even. I expected a bit lower costs in smaller town like Huntsville, so that was a bit of a surprise.
Also I ordered a slice of suasage, and I am almost 100% certain the 2 inch circle I was given was just a morningstar farms, fake sausage — which was kind of annoying, but we had left before I saw that.
All in all –
* Ambiance and People = 4.5+
* Value — 3 at best

The old man working is the rudest person I’ve ever met. First he had know clue how to make a simple coffee. Second he up charged me for a cold drink even though a got a hot. I asked him about it and showed him the menu. He said «I appreciate your honesty but don’t rock the boat.» Still proceeds to up charge me and says that’s what’s in the computer. He then proceeds to make the cold drink and I called him out on it. He just didn’t add the ice cream. This is why mom and pop hole in the walls don’t last. Also his sanitation is horrible. Thanks for licking your fingers while you make my drink.

Hidden gem of Huntsville.
Absolutely love this place. Mocha’s are really good and their turkey panini’s are delicious as well.
However, the best part of this place is the upstairs space. It’s such a quiet, quaint place that has an authentic European feel to it. Not commercialized at all, which is refreshing.
Finally, the people that work there are so nice and their customer service is incredible. They even serve you upstairs and routinely check on you while you’re there.
Go see for yourself!

Extremely OVER PRICED! I had a roast beef sandwich $ 5.50 and water $ 2.00.If you want a can coke, it’s $ 1.50. (NYC prices in Huntsville Alabama) The bread was dry and literally crumbled as I was eating it. They do outsource the sandwiches from happy tummy so in a way I guess I’m reviewing two places. Anyway, if I was going to spend $ 8.15 for a sandwich and drink, I would of went three doors down.

Extremely overpriced and their sandwiches are not that great. I got a grilled cheese for $ 4, and regret it. The sandwich was terrible, and barely finished it. It also came with a pickle, which was OK. And my Sprite was «slightly cool» at best. Only reason I’m not giving a 1-​star rating is because it’s very cozy upstairs and bands play here often. But besides that, I’m disappointed.

Pretty good place to order a coffee and a quick bite. I worked upstairs a bit and enjoyed some peace while I made phone calls. I will be back for sure. 2 very nice ladies even brought my meal and coffee upstairs to me.