Coffee shops are best on Sunday afternoons when you need a space to relax in before the beginning of another week. Artifact Coffee, a spinoff of Baltimore’s widely acclaimed Woodberry Kitchen, is a lovely place to do just that. I visited Artifact Coffee for a late lunch with my friend Sarika and absolutely loved the hipster decorations. With a spacious interior, Artifact Coffee offers freshly baked goods, an interesting mix of coffee drinks (lavender latte anyone?), and a great all day menu. Plus, if you don’t want to sit, they also have island bar tables you can stand and chat at–a reminder of my favorite coffee bars in Italy.

A bite of the summery cold noodles.

I loved Artifact’s random paintings–they were all so fun to look at!

Coffee Cake–Artifact Coffee is known for its baked goods, so don’t miss it!
I had a sweettooth the afternoon I went so I ordered one of Artifact’s summer specials–a lavender honey latte. With a light aftertaste of lavender and honey blended into the creamy coffee so wonderfully, it’s a great ice coffee choice. I also highly recommend Artifact’s Vegetable Banh Mi, especially for those that enjoy sweetly-glazed tofu sticks. And of course, any of their in-house cakes and fresh pastries is a must-have with your coffee too!
Coffee shops are great places because there’s beauty in their simplicity. So in the spirit of simplicity, here’s a quote from an author I enjoy:
“The greatest ideas are the simplest.”- William Golding
with love,
eatprayjade x.
Artifact Coffee
Address // 1500 Union Ave, Baltimore, MD 21211
Website // http://www.artifactcoffee.com
Telephone // (410) 235-1881
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This looks amazing and totally you! Love the post
It looks quite eclectic!
thank you for reading, it was wonderfully eclectic indeed!
Wonderful coffee shop ^^ I love the interior and the beverage as well, very nice photos. Thanks for sharing <3
thank you for reading! i’ll be posting about my trip to new york soon, so stay tuned for that (:
Can’t wait to your next bolgpost :))
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