Services Offered
Specialty Coffee Drinks
Expertly crafted espresso beverages, including lattes with intricate art, using freshly roasted beans.
House-Made Chai
A deeply spiced, flavorful chai made in-house, offering a rich alternative to sweet syrups.
Fresh Baked Goods
Delicious pastries and treats like jelly biscuits, available daily for a perfect coffee pairing.
Coffee Roasting
On-site bean roasting in an open industrial setting, providing fresh, nuanced flavors for purchase.
Coffee Education Courses
Informative classes taught by knowledgeable baristas on coffee brewing, tasting, and art techniques.
Reviews
4.6(5 reviews)
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Wynne Elgin Gallahan
via Google
4 months ago
Love this place!! The baristas are very knowledgeable in all things coffee, including teaching coffee courses. Arguably the best latte art in richmond, and the friendliest staff around!
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Dondrévia Google
8 months ago
My first visit here was a great one, largely thanks to their excellent house-made chai. It's wonderfully spiced, offering a depth of flavor that goes far beyond typical sweet syrups. I also thoroughly enjoyed the jelly biscuit, which was moist and delicious. Currently, only baked goods are available as the kitchen isn't finished yet.
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Peter McCarthyvia Google
about 1 year ago
Great service and atmosphere. They really capture the heart of the coffee scene in Richmond. Beans roasting in the background. Very friendly staff. And the coffee was up to par. I could taste the richness and nuance of the espresso bean through the oatmilk.
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Kaya Petersonvia Google
about 1 year ago
There has definitely been a big vibe shift at this location versus the old one. It is far more industrial but is very bright and open. Seating is a little limited which is funny since the location in a warehouse is massive. I do think I’m biased from coming here on a cold winter day, it might feel refreshing in the summer, but it did feel a little uninviting in the winter. The latte was great though, nice foam, good flavor. I was really happy with my coffee but it may not be a place I come to hang out.
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Sarah Juhlvia Google
about 1 year ago
Stopped by on the first day of Roastology's opening at their new location and Scott's Addition and was unfortunately disappointed in my experience. This is no longer the Roastology that you might have known on Cary Street. I arrived at Roastology at approx. 11:30am hoping to grab a coffee and sit for just a few minutes (not working or reading); however, upon entering I knew that would be by complete luck if it happened. There are 6 small (2 to 3 seats) tables in the front 1/4 of the building which were all occupied. Service was not speedy, but I had 5-6 people in front of me (in a group). I was able to grab a table, but didn't stay long. What was once a cozy, warm, inviting ambiance clad in wood tones and greenery is now a sterile, modern, industrialized roasting room with seating. I like Roastology's coffee (it was my first cup of coffee when I moved to Richmond), but can't say I'll frequent the cafe again to sit and catch up with someone.
