Daily Offerings Coffee Roastery

I stopped in here quick before going to UK. Really great coffee and I LOVED the atmosphere… It was very open, good for doing work or having a conversation. I had a raspberry (?) lime muffin that was delicious. I just got the large drip coffee and it was satisfying for the day. I would highly recommend and if I’m back in the area I will stop in!

Every time I come to Lexington, I have to go to this coffee place. Great pour over coffee and good selection of bakery items. This place is a must for serious coffee drinkers.

Super friendly staff. This is the only representation of specialty coffee I’ve found here on my visit to Lexington. Only got the cold brew both times I stopped in. Snagged a locally brewed kombucha as well. They have a full menu that incorporates the classics and a few experimental drinks as well (spro + tonic, nitro cold brew). Got to meet Jeff their roaster, super friendly and knowledgable. Well worth your time to stop by and check out this year old café!

Loved it! Will be back ASAP! Great customer service and incredible lattes, so accommodating and eager to make us feel welcome. If you want to go to a low-​key, and chill coffee shop that makes you feel at home– this is the place. Beautiful location, right in the heart of downtown Lexington.

Atmosphere is very inviting, clean, casual and spacious. Coffee is wonderful and menu includes healthy smoothies and baked goods too!

Tempted to give this 5 stars as it’s probably the best in the area…
nice Giesen roaster in the back.
Pulling shots on a Synesso.
They seem to know their stuff pretty well and I’d definitely hit it up again when in the area…
A bit slow, but if you understood anything above then you probably realize this isn’t to be compared to the drive through chain «coffee» shops.
Go, slow down, enjoy, you’ll be glad you did.

During a recent road trip my husband and I stopped in. We are so glad we did. The staff was outstanding and so was the coffee. I highly recommend this establishment. Next time I am in Lexington I will return.
They make their own syrups as well as being a roaster. Good coffee, Good value.

One of the best chai lattes I’ve had in a long time. The atmosphere is so relaxed and the décor is super trendy. Parking is a pain but the coffee makes it worth it. I will make this a Sunday staple for coffee. You can bring dogs inside which is awesome. I really enjoy this place. GO TRY IT!

At this point I’m pretty sure I’ve tried all of the coffee joints in Lexington so that I can now definitively say that Daily Offerings is the best. I feel really lucky that it also happens to be the closest to my house so I’m there pretty often.
This isn’t the place to go if you’re looking for frou-​frou girly drinks or lots of flavor options, but if you enjoy truly great pour-​over coffee and tea this is the best in town. They also offer a couple of house-​made flavors like vanilla and hazelnut with are perfectly flavored without being sickeningly sweet or fake tasting. The vanilla latte is perfect on days that I want to treat myself, but I usually go for an iced coffee or hot black coffee.
The staff here is awesome and they hold some really cool events here like tastings and latte art competitions. They’re also dog friendly, so if you like to take your pooch everywhere with you like I do, they’ll be welcome here too!

Cool décor, friendly service, and, of course, good coffee. Very good place to enjoy a pour-​over and read a book. Parking can be an issue during certain times of the day, but that’s a Lexington problem, not specific to Daily Offerings. Usually, though, I’ve had little trouble finding a spot.
I do think that a cup of coffee is a tad on the expensive side, but it’s not outrageous.
Very good addition to Lex’s coffee scene.

A very cute and homey place. They make all of their own syrups for there coffees. The staff was very friendly and helpful and it’s located in a perfect location. Very convenient to the square district and lots of history in this little area. Definitely a place to check out.

I only have positive things to say about this place. Despite being downtown, it was surprisingly easy to park at a meter out front. With its location, the meters in this area are often open unlike other downtown locations. There are some places to stop and quickly run in for a carry out drink as well. The atmosphere was really nice and I liked the selection of coffee drinks. I had a really yummy caramel latte and the best part was that they drew a heart on top. I had the gingerbread scone as well.

I don’t quite know why my first couple experiences sucked so bad. So much so that it prompted a one star review on this very page but I will say that the combination of circumstances that yielded the negative review have been rectified.
Coffee — nothing amazing by any stretch of the imagination but certainly not the nasty molten lava I get served from Starbucks.
Latte — now we are moving in the right direction. They’re pretty dope looking and tasty to boot.
Décor — industrial chic. I dig it…
Location — across from Rupp near the end of the proverbial downtown. Makes it a stretch on most cases.
Parking — none. Teh suxors in that regard.
I shall return. You have earned a customer back from the abyss.

Nice to see that Lexington is improving on its coffee/​tea scene.
Daily offerings is a nice addition to the downtown local businesses. Parking is always an issue in downtown but there are several metered parking spots close-​by. For the bike riders, life is easier with a bike parking that is only a few steps away.
Their prices are a slightly higher than the standard but that’s understandable as this location probably has a hefty rent! This is one of the few coffee shops in town that uses beans roasted in-​house. My coffee palate isn’t sophisticated enough to describe all the flavors of their coffee but I can tell their roast is a bit on the darker side compared to some of the other places. Having said that, their espresso makes a mean cappuccino with enough bite to make you slow down and enjoy every sip.
The few of their teas I tried was really good but, as other reviewers said, you don’t get a second steep on the tea. Such a shame since some teas taste so much better on the second steep. On a positive note, they are one of the few places in town that serves matcha tea as a strong green tea latte, albeit a bit lumpy. You can also find bottles of locally made kamboucha, which is a fermented tea drink and probably one of my favorite drinks to have.
With their minimalist open interior, free Wi-​Fi, a good selection of delicious baked goods (GF) to accompany the drinks, this place is slowly becoming one of my new options for working away from office!

Nice little coffee roaster in downtown Kentucky. Excellent coffee and very knowledgable staff. Drip and pour over coffees available.
Homemade syrups are used.
Mugs, shirts and coffee equipment available here as well as bags of artisan batch roasted coffee beans.
Pleasant music, quiet areas to work and pastry selections for those seeking carbs.

Why 5 stars? Because this is my new go-​to coffee spot in Lexington.
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I love Third Street Stuff for its quirkiness and the unique drinks that they offer. But if I’m in the mood for some hardcore caffeine, Daily Offerings is the one and only choice for me.
Not only do they serve some phenomenal joe, but it’s a very spacious interior, that lends itself to being able to set up shop and get some work done. That being said, the wifi was basically non-​existent during our visit, and other patrons were mentioning the same thing. Hopefully that gets corrected, and if it does, DOCR will be basically flawless.
Street parking is pretty much your only option near by, so some with coins or with the parking app ready to go on your phone!

First off, upfront and honest… I’m not a coffee fan. I do find myself at coffee shops throughout the country
and even right here and in my city from time to time. As a local, Lexingtonian, I will say that this place reminds me of one of the coffee shops that you’d find in a bigger city. It is smack in the heart of downtown, across from Triangle Park and Rupp Arena.
The parking is just like every other city in America, you have to find street parking and pay at the coin meter. On Short Street, there’s plenty parking.
I found myself here this week, just as a meeting point, I only briefly logged on to wifi, which was password protected… so, ask for the password as you’re ordering.
I ordered an iced mocha something or other, with nonfat milk. It was actually brought out to the table. I’m not sure if that’s the norm or not, maybe they tried to call my name and I didn’t hear it. Anyways, it was brought out in a mason jar… that was a first.
I asked the guy at the register if the owner is local, and he said that in fact the owner was local and was actually the lady who brought out my drink to me.

I have visited this gem enough times now that I feel confident with my review. The gluten free baked goods are so delicious! My boyfriend cringes at the term «gluten-​free» and he is even hooked on their muffins and donuts!
The coffee is the best I’ve had in Lexington. Milk is sourced from a local farm. They make all of their syrups homemade. If that doesn’t tell you how good the quality is, I don’t know what does! Obviously they pay attention to even the smallest details, so of course the coffee is amazing. The owners are incredibly friendly and accommodating. I fell in love from my first visit, and have been back numerous times since.

I was pretty excited about a coffee shop opening close to my neighborhood. I was sure it would be my new favorite hangout. I tried stopping by a couple times, and they were closed. My husband finally made it in and bought a pound of whole beans. I’m sad to say that the coffee we brewed in a Chemix was NOT good. The flavor was just bad. My husband and I both thought that it was so bad we threw it out. It could have been Folgers coffee. So, I guess if you like Folgers you might like this. But if you’re serious about your coffee then I don’t recommend it. There are much better local roasters.
I really don’t like their hours. Some days they close at 5:00 and they’re closed every Sunday. Sunday is my main relaxing with coffee day!

I arrived a few minutes before opening time and wanted to make sure they would be opening soon. As I walked back to the car for my stuff after looking in their windows, Kristie, one of the owners, unlocked the door and came out to say hi. So my first impression was of being welcomed.
They blend and roast their own beans offering light and medium roasts. I tried a brewed Brazilian /​Colombian blend that was very good, with one of Kristie’s pastries (also very good.)
It’s spacious and clean. It’s mostly 2 and 4-​tops, with wood bench + cushion seating along one wall, and industrial-​style chairs throughout. There are also a few bar stools at the front window looking out onto Main. The background music volume was just right and Kristie even asked if it was OK.
It’s a nice place to work if you don’t need an outlet. (I didn’t look closely but I saw only one table near an outlet.) I don’t know if they offer wifi, I saw a few open connections but didn’t see one that looked like the store. I was working on something sensitive so I used cellular data during this visit.
It’s also a cool place to relax if you aren’t looking for arm chair or sofa seating, and/​or low lights. I thought the atmosphere was inviting with a good balance of background noise, light, and space.
I enjoyed the blend of great coffee, welcoming owners Kristie and Lood, and a comfortable environment. I’ll also be back for a bag of beans shortly.