Savannah R

Google review

Amazing GF pastries & custom cakes! 100% gluten free

Savannah R

Google review

Gluten free items from Pinch of Salt pasties are in their own case… thank goodness! Great coffee and ambience.

Chrissie Cooper Hintz

Google review

This place is in the old Brew and Batter building. The coffee prices have gone way up. I paid $8 for a 12 oz oatmilk latte. The 20 oz was over $9 as is. They also no longer serve their awesome gluten free waffles. I am highly disappointed and will not be back. The coffee was good but not for that price.

B C

Google review

Underwhelmed by the desserts at this shop. The pies were either hard as a rock (to the point of the "filling" crumbling to ash) or soup-like mush. The cookies were stale and the pie flavors were too subdued to enjoy. The only good buy was the Reese's pie. It was simply delicious. The woman who assisted me was attentive and fast; she even gave me a 6" key lime pie because the slice I'd ordered was unavailable as the pie from which to cut it had already been sold. Despite her good service, I will not be back, not only for the poor quality of products but due to the owner's complete lack of professionalism. Word to the wise, read the owner's responses to customers who were dissatisfied with their service or the food. That alone would have kept me away had I read them prior. Update in response to the owner's reply: Your menu does indeed show you offer Gluten Free Reese's pie... that would be peanut butter. As stated in my review, it was the only pie that was good.

Kristin Bond

Google review

This is my favorite coffee shop in the mid cities area. Let’s start with what matters most: the coffee is great! There’s always a variety of blends and brews from around the world. The masala chai is the closest to authentic I’ve found ( my go-to drink)Great espresso, and the bakery items are pretty good as well. I’d recommend the cabinet pudding hands down. They even have a few vegan & gluten free options. They’ve always offered to heat ours up; which we appreciate because we’ve made a light dinner out of it a few times :) Items are reasonably priced about what you would expect to pay anywhere else, but for much better quality! Buon Giorno is open later than many other surrounding shops, and it’s quite common to show up at 6:30 pm on a weeknight to a healthy crowd of patrons, but it’s never overly crowded to where you’re uncomfortable or waiting 30 minutes for a drink. Very laid back vibe here of all types. The kind of place you can come to strike up a random conversation or read a book. You know… a REAL coffee shop. Totally recommend if you’re about town and want a great cup of joe!