UPDATED - Cool place, nice vibe, friendly bartender... but music is WAY too loud. Not the first comment review on here about that. It overpowers earbuds... I came to chill and do some laptop work, but it's challenging. It's a 'coffee shop', not a night club 🫤 *** Gave it another chance... And another... Yup, same story. Grab your beverage and go. Seriously, 8 people in the place, every person has earbuds on. Music is annoying and too loud.

Bright, Airy Kava bar in Ybor City, Tampa. Clean. Seasonal drinks and food options. Very tasty protein cookies! Front door always open. Pleasant atmosphere. Cute cat wanders in and out the front door. Chickens run free outside protected by the city.

What a nice atmosphere for early morning coffee (or two). They also have an interesting Kava drink - just ask for it - it is designed to give you an overall good feeling and in my opinion, light buzz 🐝 Tingling and numbness on the tongue 👅 is reported by many, including myself 😃

This place is the top Kratom/Coffee bar in the area. The customer service from Scarlett is unmatched, always on it, great conversation, super professional and her Cappuccino game is top notch. If you want elevated service and beverages, this is the spot.

Really lovely spot with a variety of drink options and a private coworking space. Overall, I had a nice experience here, but had an issue with service over a 25 mg CBD additive that I purchased being added to my drink even though she’d previously said that I would add it myself. She gave me the drink and I asked for the CBD packet, but she said she added it and asked if that was ok. I said okay in the moment, but 20 or so minutes later (with an essentially full drink) I felt a bit overwhelmed by the effects (as a “lightweight” where all nootropics are concerned, which is why I wanted to add the powder myself to control the portion size). I communicated this and asked for a remade drink because I was having a reaction, and she replied that she could not remake the drink period (with or without a lower quantity of CBD) and also expressed no concern for whatever reaction I was having. She did offer a 25% discount, but when the order total is $10 this doesn’t amount to much at all. This is all to say that in serving CBD and other nootropics to customers there should be an immense amount of intention and care, especially insofar as dosing is concerned, and a barista should not assume a customer’s capacity, but rather be accountable that they’re supplying a drug with cognitive effects that differs from person to person. Maybe this is an issue of staff training, but I was and am disappointed in how this situation was handled and will be forewarning folks in the future (though as a coworking space and general cafe I have no qualms recommending it).