Relic Coffee Company

One of the best cafes in Augusta. The flatbread dishes were delicious and the coffee was perfect. Super cute spot to come and have a coffee date. Indoor and outdoor seating. Only downside is they are pricey

We are new to the area and we are always on a mission to try coffees and food at unique places wherever we go. My husband had first visited this Equadorian-style coffee shop & bakery with his buddy from work then came home raving about his visit. He wanted to take me back here for Mother’s Day weekend. We just stepped out from our morning visit together with our baby and I wanted to write this review for this cafe right then and there! We each ordered “A Su Gusto” (build your own) flatbreads and we chose the “Andino” and “Colada Morada” crafted drinks. Everything is carefully crafted and presented and your service is kind and thoughtful. The breads have the perfect toasted edges and the drinks had specially made, delicious syrups. Also, a comment on excellent service! Nicole greeted us and tended to us throughout our visit. So much compassion for her customers and her shop! We suspect she is one of the family member owners of this business but, if not, she sure cares deeply about ensuring you enjoy your experience and your meal. We highly recommend you pay this shop a visit! We will definitely visit again!

I highly recommend this little coffee shop in Augusta. Their menu is very rich and real. They use Equatorian coffee. They carry tasty single origin coffee for pour over coffee selections. They serve unique smoothies and sandwiches that I did not see in other shops so far. Manager was sweet and helpful. They have small space but they have big heart to accommodate everyone.

I love this little coffee shop! I tried both the Cayambe and Ambato, and really liked them both. The Cayambe had dulce de leche syrup and the Ambato has strawberry-rose syrup. Both flavors were really interesting! I also got a waffle and liked it, I think they only sell those on Sundays or weekends. There’s not a lot of parking, just a few spots outside the building. There’s a few tables inside and a bar of 3-4 seats. There’s a couple of tables outside though! The coffee is a little pricey for the portion (mine was $8.15), but the taste is worth it in my opinion.

Favorite little coffee shop in Augusta this far too date! Everything was great. Indoor and outdoor seating, kind and courteous staff who take pride in their work, rich and fresh food and drinks. Also, I thought it was really cool to see their ponics set up by the kitchen and growing fresh produce and herbs.