What a great place! I've heard a lot about this coffee shop,but never made it to Belmont. And now I'm happy, they are in Charlotte. The food is amazing, especially the carrot cake, it's one of the best I've ever tasted. Also service is very friendly. We're definitely coming back soon.

A great cute, casual spot--perfect for a quick bite or a coffee stop. The woman at the front was super sweet and welcoming. I got the chicken kimchi mayo wrap and it was absolutely delicious--great flavor. My friend got the eggs and toast and said it was really yummy as well. There's also plenty of outdoor seating, which makes it even better when the weather's nice.

I've always wanted to visit their original location in Belmont, but it's a bit far for me. So when they opened in LoSo, I knew I had to check it out--it's much more convenient since I work in South End. Finding parking was a bit tricky at first due to the narrow streets, but I stopped by on a Wednesday around 3:30 PM, and it was very quiet inside. The owner was busy working in the back, but the staff greeted me right away and were eager to help. I ordered a tiramisu for a friend and a cheesecake for myself, and both were absolutely delicious--full of flavor and so good that I wanted more than just one slice. The patio area was empty since it was a cold day, but I can see it becoming a great hangout spot once the weather warms up. I know they've hosted events like wine tastings paired with food, and I can't wait to attend one and try more items from their menu!

Frequent this place for desserts like cheesecake slices and carrot cake (delicious). Went for breakfast the other day and was blown away- Best blueberry muffin I've had in my life. Best scrambled egg and croissant sandwhich I've ever had also. Such a cute spot. Worth every penny.

I'm obsessed with the Caprese sandwich from here, which i've ordered in person and on uber eats and have no complaints about either way. I've also had the Spicy Turkey Sandwich which is another 10/10 but something about the Caprese is just so refreshing, it's light on the stomach even though it's made on Focaccia and the mozz and pesto are sooooooo fresh I might be addicted. I also keep picking up the mousse but i'm not a huge white chocolate fan so I end up throwing out the middle layer :/ Dear Owner, if you're reading this pls provide a milk/dark chocolate only mousse! (Also pictures don't really do it justice, give the Caprese sandwich a try!)

I'm a huge fan of The Everyday Market. The food is always hot and fresh, and the desserts are stellar -- out of this world. I fell in love with the Belmont location and I'm so happy we have the LoSo location since it's closer to Charlotte. Staff are friendly and the service is good. It's an ideal location for lunch dates and coffee meetings, but also the kind of place you would enjoy on a rainy weekend morning alone or with someone special. It's a common place that feels magical. Price point is moderate. Parking is rough as with all things South End -- LoSo included. Try your best to find a space on the street but, I believe, there is a parking garage down the block. Everything was yummy. I highly recommend the breakfast burrito but skip on the jalapeños if you're heat averse.

What a great little bakery/breakfast/wine bar this is! I loved the airy bustling feel of the inside and in a lovely fall Sunday afternoon we loved they had seating outside. The service was so nice and friendly and they were receptive to us bringing our own mugs as they only have paper coffee cups, and we are a little high maintenance! They actually asked where we got our mugs as they are thinking of adding the real mug effect ! The owner even came out to see what was going in when the mug conversation was going on and told the barista to upgrade our 8oz to a 12oz so it fills the mug ! What a fabulous owner ! They have a nice menu of savory breakfast dishes and sandwiches and pastries they make here I believe and cakes and desserts. All which looked amazing. It's hard to decide what to get. We were there for the pastries so we went with the chocolate croissant, strawberry shortcake and the coconut macaroon. Also threw in the two mugs of cappuccino. They have milk choices too. As we were waiting I saw plates of breakfast being served up . The egg croissant looked so good and the eggs were wet which is how they should be cooked! The scrambled eggs and mushroom and focaccia plate also looked so good! Next time we are coming back for savory! The croissant was really good actually was almond chocolate. Almond paste inside and lots on top. Nice and flaky. Not overly sweet. The shortcake was interesting. It had a caramel layer with the freeze dried strawberries on top of the shortbread. I kinda liked it although the shortbread could have been a bit more buttery as it was a little dry. The coconut macaroon was my least favorite. It was honestly dry and hard. Not something I'd get again. The cappuccino was delicious and creamy without being too milky. I gave the 5 stars anyway though. It's such a cool place and I loved the concept. Plus the owner is super nice and the staff were too. Wish they had a parking lot so good luck in this area with that! I will return for sure when back in the area.

We went today for some breakfast and they have a wonderful chai latte. Along with incredible food, the service is phenomenal and everyone is so kind. They also have a great selection of wine, pasta, and sauces.

What a perfect addition to LoSo. Decided to walk in to this new coffee shop on a walk and I was pleasantly surprised. It is so open and has such a vibe to it. Plenty of seating inside and outside. They had a ton of pastries as well (chocolate croissant was to die for)!! I ordered a caramel macchiato and it was perfect. The service was also fast and the staff was very helpful I would love to come back and try their breakfast!!!

I stopped by The Everyday Market, a new gem in Lower Southend, after seeing it listed on the Goodie Bag app. This locally owned spot, which also has a location in Belmont, is conveniently nestled next to Phat Burrito and Yama LoSo. Despite its recent opening, I was impressed by the steady stream of customers. It's worth noting that parking can be tricky; there's complementary valet and a nearby paid parking garage if you can't snag some free street parking. Upon entering The Everyday Market, I was welcomed by a coffeehouse/wine bar ambiance, complete with soothing music. The cold beverage cooler caught my eye with an array of drinks, ranging from Mexican Cokes to my favorite Italian iced tea, San Benedetto. Further along, an array of freshly baked pastries tempted the palate, from pound cakes and macarons to cheesecakes and freshly made sandwiches. The next case showcased their freshly baked breads--focaccia, sourdough, and brioche--as well as muffins, croissants, and rugelach. They also offer soup and an impressive selection of wines, many available by the bottle. For the coffee enthusiasts, there's a range of options from cold brew to frappes, smoothies, lattes, and expertly crafted espressos. The staff, especially Joel, were exceptionally friendly. His welcoming smile and engaging banter brightened my visit. I also appreciated the dog-friendly policy, as well-behaved dogs accompanied their owners inside. If you're into wine tastings, they host them monthly at this location. For my meal, I opted for the refreshing open-faced salmon toast. The combination of smoked salmon, cream cheese, cucumber slices, hard-boiled egg, arugula, and thinly sliced lemon, drizzled with a light balsamic glaze on sourdough, was delightfully refreshing--perfect for the upcoming summer. Interestingly, the bread wasn't toasted, which suited my preference for softer bread. I also enjoyed a mocha frappe, a perfect antidote to the heat and a great caffeine boost. The "small" size rivals a "Grande" at larger coffee chains, yet isn't overwhelmingly sweet. My only suggestion for The Everyday Market is to add umbrellas for shade on the outdoor patio. That would make it my go-to spot for enjoying pleasant weekend weather on their patio with a made-to-order sandwich, a San Benedetto iced tea, and perhaps a freshly baked pastry. Here's to many more visits to The Everyday Market! Cheers!