1677 Coffee Co.

This is more of a place to visit for atmosphere and white culture. I am a black male me and my wife wanted some coffee. I could tell that people were a little uncomfortable. I was also a little disappointed in the pricing. $12 for very small complementary hotel cup. I feel like this small option should not even be available for purchase. You can get a very large cup from McDonald’s for three dollars and at seven brew and other places in North Little Rock for six dollars you should at least get a full-size cup medium small they’re small is too small and the coffee is disgusting. However, the coffee looks good just doesn’t taste. Good service is good atmosphere is good. Not much diversity in this place. That’s my only review go to McDonald’s. You’ll save a lot more money and get better taste

Been meaning to leave a review for a while! We love to try coffees everywhere, but we have become regulars here — and are slowly making our way through the menu. Tyler & Aaron (hope I have those right!) have welcomed us in and made us some stellar coffees! And the pastries and savory food items have also been yummy! It’s hard to not order something to go with the coffee. We also love the vintage/modern atmosphere. Rain or shine, it’s a great spot — especially when the doors are up on a beautiful morning. We’ll keep coming back for the friendliness and coffee and treats.☺️ Thanks, y’all!

One of the coolest places to get coffee in Arkansas. The pumpkin latte was great paired with a cinnamon roll. Everyone was super friendly and skilled at making the best cup of coffee around.

By far the coolest coffee shop around. Some of the coolest people work there. Extremely friendly and always polite. Tried their breakfast sandwich this morning, and let’s just say it’s well worth price. It’s freshly made and it’s a pretty big serving. Can’t wait to try there lunch menu!

I had the pleasure of visiting 1677 Coffee Company and Roastery Studio in Little Rock, and I was blown away. The coffee was rich, smooth, and absolutely delicious—I ordered a latte with white mocha and paired it with a mouthwatering cinnamon roll that hit the spot perfectly. What really made the experience shine, though, was the incredible service. I was helped by Noah and had a great chat with David, the owner, who was not only welcoming but also took the time to share the story behind the shop and explain his roasting process. You can tell there's a real passion for craft coffee here. The shop is housed in what appears to be a converted old gas station, giving it a super cool, laid-back vibe that's both stylish and relaxed. It made our quick 15-minute break from work feel like a mini r