All Saints Cafe

First time there and definitely won’t be my last. I got the iced green tea with pomegranate syrup and it has soooo good!

I literally go here everyday to work. To me, it’s bands down the best coffee shop in town. While the wifi is often slow, it still works and I always end up being productive.
They also have the best dirty chai I’ve ever had in my life. Seriously. After having an AllSaints dirty chai, Starbucks’ tasted like water.
Just go here. I think of it as my «third place» and I’ll really miss it when I graduate.

This used to be my hangout spot of choice, with its ²⁴⁄₇ hours perfect for any student. The coffee is always good and the atmosphere is a lot of fun, but incredibly hipsterish. They even provide some old arcade games to give you a needed break during an hours long study session. They make their own Chai tea mix and it is still one of my favorites, if I’m not feeling my usual coffee.
Yet, despite all my love for All Saints, the WIFI has become unable to support the volume of traffic from students, to the point that I can barely use Google search. I come to study and then simply become frustrated waiting around for anything to work on my computer. If this was fixed, I would think about coming back to work and would update my review. Until then, I have to find somewhere else.

In Tallahassee there is a magical haven for the Hipster subculture; it’s called All Saint’s Café. Yes it’s open 24÷7… Yes, they do indeed serve gluten free, vegan, pansexual, soy, fairtrade, organic food items. Yes, yes the space is open, airy, and inviting. My god, do you need to belong to a certain crowd to hang in this club, though.
Product consistency is a problem. I’m not sure if each barista is given free run to make it their way, or if the locally sourced ingredients are so «fresh» it matters. Either way, it’s an annoying concern.
Parking is another problem area. There is little of it, and if the city has their way it will become more so very soon.
I wouldn’t go out of my way to go here. But it is a Tallahassee staple.

All Saints Café is a 24 – 7 hipster coffee shop located just a couple minutes south of FSU. With in house free WiFi, All Saints is usually bustling with students studying for their next big exam or catching up on some homework. With that being said, the noise level is not very high either which is always a plus. All Saints has a wide selection of Coffee, Tea, and baked goods that are sure to keep your hunger in check while you try to do the same with your grades. Parking can sometimes be limited and finding a table for large groups is difficult. All Saints is busiest at night, so if you do want to grab a larger table, try getting there earlier than 7PM. The staff is also very nice and are glad to help recommend things off of their menu. They have a sign on the door that says «No outside food or drinks», but if you’re just bringing in a bottle of water or some chips they won’t bother you about it. All Saints Café can count on me to return!
P. S. Being hipster is not required to enter this coffee shop.

Really cute coffee shop. Lots of drink and pastry options. Kind employees.
Although there was very little parking and neither mine or my friend’s coffee was all that great. But that’s just one drink.
With the food options, free wifi, and plenty of seating, it makes a great place to study.

All Saints is a great place to go for a long day of studying. They are open ²⁴⁄₇ which is perfect for many of those college students that pull all nighters. They serve great coffee that’ll keep you up and your brain thinking about all those pages you are reading through. They also have a wide variety of teas.
The café is very large so I have never had a problem finding a table. There a lot of extension cords conveniently placed around to keep your computers charged up. There is even a huge table in the back to accommodate a big study group. The café itself is pretty quite which is perfect for studying or for just having a nice cups of coffee or tea with a friend.
I went two days in a row in the morning in preparation for a big exam and had an iced coffee both days which kept me wide awake through my studies. After a while of studying I always need a nice meal to restore my energy. All Saints has great food, they have a chef come in and prepare a few options and then they keep it in the front glass container until they sell out. I had an Asian style vegan wrap that was awesome! I was a little skeptical at first because I don’t usually go for vegan food (I like my meat) but the fried tofu tasted a lot like chicken. The Asian wrap had fried tofu, Asian style veggies, and an Asian sauce. I gobbled it down and it left my full and energized to continue my studies. They also have bagels on the daily which are very good as well. I have never tried it, but on Sunday’s they have fresh brunch cooked from 11 – 2. They have a sweet option such as French toast or waffles and an egg or other option. From what I saw it looked pretty good!
All Saints is pretty hipster. The staff is all very friendly and helpful they gave me recommendations on what coffee to get and what their favorite food item of the day was.
Definitely check out All Saints it is a much better environment than being locked up in the library all day and the coffee is great and is cheaper than the coffee you find in the library (Starbucks)!!

Pretty chill coffee shop which caters mostly to college hipsters. I’ve been here a few times and each time have stayed for quite a while talking and drinking coffee.
There are plenty of tables and it’s usually fairly quiet. All Saints also has a decent variety of baked goods. I have only tried the zebra brownie, but it was amazeballs.
If you order almond milk, you have to put it in your coffee yourself, just FYI.
The WiFi is free, the atmosphere is laid back and pretty much what I would expect from a coffee shop. It’s definitely superior to Starbucks in terms of pricing and lack of basic legging-​wearing clientele.

Love their homemade chai!!! Such a great summer treat — vegan/​vegetarian sandwiches are awesome too. Never really tried their coffee. Funky interior vibe but great location

Wonderful, quirky little shop! Super convenient to my work and the campuses here in town. The smell of roasting coffee when you walk in is intoxicating! Love all the fun, outlandish artwork on the walls (my favorite being the chalkboard walls in the restrooms where customers and employee leave love notes and doodles). I tried my first ever Italian soda (blackberry flavored!) and it was delicious… I’m hooked!!! Also, the vegetarian/​vegan options for food are all amazing (I dream about their Mac n cheese!) and affordable.

My favourite coffee shop in Tallahassee. Amazing place to study and is open ²⁴⁄₇ which is great for all-​nighters. Service is always great.

The 24 hour coffee shop is a delight in the heart of the eclectic district of Tallahassee. The atmosphere is spacious with tons of seating, free Wi-​Fi and enchanting espresso. The coffee is modestly priced, catering to struggling college kids all over town. Vegan options are also available. Win.
Although, the hippie vibe smacks you directly in the face, All Saints is a melting pot of business personalities, students and hippies themselves. In my experience, everyone is treated equally; contrary to the few reviews I’ve glanced over. But if you’re looking for a place to hit the books or conquer those tedious work assignments, the environment fits the bill to work like a dog.
All Saints Café serves one of my favorite Americano’s around Tallahassee’s mini metropolis. I will forever associate the local café as a place to cram for finals in my undergrad days, especially when I lived on campus. But I’ve continued to visit time and time again, making it a sanctuary of mine. All sinners and all saints will fall in love with the coffeehouse finery.

All Saints is a great local coffee house. I usually get an Americano or ice coffee and never disappointed. They also have vegan food and cookies if you’re looking for a snack. I see some reviewers saying the staff isn’t friendly but I have never had an issue.

This is one of my favorite spots in Tally. It’s basically your typical artist, hipster, joe lover hangout just off campus. Located just on the other side of the tracks from the vintage shop, this is a great 24 hour spot. Come in, bring your laptop (plenty of table space), buy something (plenty of coffee and snacks), tip the guy or girl working and enjoy.

All Saints Café is a great divey coffee shop in the All Saints part of town. They have a good selection of coffee creations and teas while consistently serving delicious vegan/​vegetarian meals and cookies.
They are open ²⁴⁄₇ and provide a great atmosphere to get some work done; it is generally filled with FSU students and some local professionals.
All-​in-​all, All Saints Café is definitely worth checking out for coffee and vegan deliciousness.

Love this place ! Great coffee with a chill vibe. I find its great for business meetings and relaxed social gatherings.

Vegan/​Vegetarian goodies
+ Chai Latte (get it iced)
+ Small but intimate outdoor patio =
Perfect study/​work place or a quick coffee/​tea date

I’m only in town for a few days and I know that Tallahassee gets a bad rap for being kind of unsophisticated. But if you can believe it, this place does one thing better than any coffeehouse in New York City. That is, they’re open ²⁴⁄₇. I even explained this to the group of hipsters in the back who were moving to Bushwick and they were shocked out of their minds.
This place is definitely the go to cool spot in town — I love the weird ramshackle appearance of the building and décor. Try to find another coffeehouse in Tally and you have Starbucks and some other options but they all seem to be located in strip malls with lay-​in ceilings. It’s really not acceptable.
The food was decent. I wish they had more hot food options and to be honest the bakery goods didn’t look all that great surrounded by plastic wrap.
But the bottom line is that while I think this place could up the quality of the coffee and baked goods, it definitely does a lot of things right. In fact I wish we had a place with its vibe back In Brooklyn.

Lets start this review with my delightful little encounter with an out of mind hipster girl. 1 minute after perfectly parallel parking my car she decides to move her car from behind mine and get out of the parallel row immediately backing up super fast and hitting my car.
Me: «Stop! You’re hitting my spare tire!»
Girl: «I can’t go anymore back, there’s no more room!»…literally as she keeps reversing more into my car.
Me: «Then go forward! Stop reversing!»
Girl: «I’m trying to make more room»…literally as there’s five foot of room for her to get out of the parking lot.
So you can see my night already began to start on the wrong foot. I just sucked it up since my car was not visibly damaged. I walked in and the barista gave us no acknowledgement and I could feel her beady eyes staring me down. Maybe I do not dress as vintage or free-​spirited as you but please don’t judge before you speak to me. My friend and I stared at the menu for a good while deciding what to get and she just stood their like the world was spinning in circles. I can’t get a recommendation or any feedback on what I should drink? We just ordered two teas of which did not come out to more than $ 5 so we were charged 25 cents extra since I paid with a credit card, basically making my bill $ 5 anyway. Taste was just ok.
The seating is a bunch of old smelly chairs and tables that look like they were dug up from a dumpster or garage sale. Constant eyes staring at me while I try to read. Yes Hipster Central, of which I stick out like a sore thumb. So I may seem like I hate this place, but hey it is one of the few ²⁴⁄₇ open shops in Tallahassee. You got to respect that when a town is centered around college and everyone needs to study. This place is here to stay and as much as I don’t want to admit you will probably see me here again.

This is Tally’s hipster central. Beards, tattoos and graffiti-​esque art are everywhere. I totally dig their independent spirit and vegan-​friendly vibe, even if I’m not their standard demographic.
One massive chocolate chip cookie and iced dirty soy chai later, and I’m pledging my allegiance to this beatnik bistro.