Kenwick Table

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DW Wilson

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Kenwick is a great local place to hang out and have a coffee. The atmosphere is great, the seating is good, and the space is architecturally open and bright. The downside with popular places and community concept design is it is great for one or two people to sit down and feel welcomed. If you have more than three in your group you may not be able to sit together or near each other without some accommodating patrons. Overall this is a great place to hang out. The food is from other local proprietors it seemed. They do have a selection of alcohol to spice up your drinks or a variety of wine and beer to enjoy. The coffee is decent. The one pictured was really good, but wasn't very hot. Busyness may have been to blame. They did seem rushed. The food we had was good, again packaged or local bakery delivery. I am anxious to come back one afternoon and see what the crowd is like then. We ordered four different drinks and the review was positive other than a couple of the lattes were just warm.

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Angela Addington

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Kenwick Table is hands-down one of my favorite spots in Lexington! The vibe is warm, laid-back, and community-driven — the kind of place where you instantly feel at home the moment you walk in. The coffee is fantastic — rich, smooth, and always made with care. I’ve tried several drinks here and every single one has been a hit. Their pastries and small bites are delicious too, perfect for pairing with your latte or grabbing something quick to go. The staff is genuinely friendly and welcoming, and they remember their regulars, which makes the whole experience feel even more special. It’s the perfect place to work, read, meet a friend, or simply slow down and enjoy a great cup of coffee. The atmosphere is cozy with plenty of natural light, comfortable seating, and that neighborhood charm you can’t manufacture. It’s exactly what a community coffee shop should be. If you're in Lexington and looking for a great cup of coffee in a relaxed, inviting space, Kenwick Table is a must-visit. Highly recommend!

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Katelyn Joy Moore

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I enjoyed my evening here, but I probably in the future will visit other spots! The food was fine but the inside of my sandwich meat was cold while the outside was warm. What stole the show was the Apple Chai-der, a delicious fall beverage was the rich, cozy, and just perfect! It was amazing! I had a glass of the cabernet sauvignon, and that was good, as well! The employees were very kind and welcoming, but unfortunately, the first four things I tried to order were all unavailable. I came around dinnertime (right at 6pm) so I was pretty confused how they ran out of the sandwiches, scoops, and soups I asked about then. Not a huge deal, but just a bit disappointing. I was going to order a flatbread instead, but they said the wait for a flatbread was going to be 30 minutes, so I just went with a sandwich they had! The atmosphere was nice and cozy, perfect for fall! It has local events on a bulletin board, a fireplace, artwork, and more! It was pretty simple but nice!

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Gyspy Rose

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Post Update 10/10/25: Earlier, I spoke with a woman wearing a Penn State shirt(see photos), and she mentioned that they don't offer extra espresso shots—only what’s listed on the menu, which amounts to four shots. Unfortunately, that's not ideal for someone like me with low blood pressure, as I depend on this for my caffeine fix instead of blood pressure medication that costs too much. I attempted to explain the medical significance of my situation, but it seemed she struggled to grasp it fully. "Sip-of Weak" is the coffee they sell. ******************************************** ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️If you're looking for a peaceful and inviting coffeehouse that feels like a home away from home, you’ve found it! The coffee here is fantastic, even better than what you'd get at Starbucks or 7 Brew Coffee. Plus, the food is both affordable and of excellent quality compared to other places. The atmosphere is so warm and friendly—it feels like I’m just dropping in to see friends, thanks to the incredible customer service. I’m really grateful this spot is around; it really helps kick-start my day. They’ve got everything figured out here! Thank you! 😊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Don't forget to greet, "Ham" the cat when you see him as well as "Lola," the sweet lap dog. 😊

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Patrice Ingram

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I stopped by Kenwick Table after hearing great things, and I’m currently on a personal tour of local coffee shops — this one did not disappoint. While they don’t serve frappes (just a heads-up), I ordered an iced coffee and a large blueberry muffin — easily one of the best muffins I’ve ever had. The staff was incredibly friendly, and I even let the barista know I’d be leaving this review. Out of all the shops I’ve visited over the past month, this one truly stands out. Kenwick Table offers more than just coffee — they host trivia nights, poetry open mics, and live music on select days (check with them for the schedule). I happened to get lucky during my visit — as I sat reading my book and sipping coffee, live music began to play. I regret not catching the performers’ names, but their set was beautiful — thoughtful, heartfelt, and covering multiple genres. One unexpected moment that moved me: I went to the restroom and nearly teared up. They have a clearly marked, inclusive bathroom that welcomes everyone. It’s a small but powerful gesture that speaks volumes. And let’s talk about the resident cat — an absolute sweetheart. He lounged beside us while we enjoyed the music and read. The space itself is versatile and inviting: outdoor seating in front, cozy options inside (including couches and tables), and a shaded patio out back. Since it was hot that day, we chose to relax indoors with the kitty. Even if you’re not in the mood for coffee, Kenwick Table is still worth visiting. They also offer wine, light bites, and a warm, inclusive atmosphere that’s hard to find elsewhere. A truly special gem in the community.