Drifters Social Coffee & Cocktails

Amazing in every way!! We planned an evening Birthday party for about 50 people and everyone had a blast. There is so many different areas for everyone to enjoy that it’s perfect for large groups. The band was great and so were the food trucks. The drinks and service were amazing! This place is a MUST DO!!!

Off top the drinks were amazing! Walking in I immediately fell in love with the layout. Out side or in the staff made us feel so welcome and comfortable . My kids loved the variety of games an out door festivities! Live music was awesome! The different food trucks made it easy for all us to get what we wanted! It’s definitely our new favorite hang out as well as my favorite study spot!

Great atmosphere inside and outside with a good variety of food truck options. The owners and staff are so very friendly and accommodating. I was able to host a social with a group of 40 people and we had a great space and were well taken care of!!! Highly recommend for a quick drink or larger social gathering!!

I like this place, the people, the vibe, and come and cowork every month or so, but the cleanliness has fallen to a real sad, dirty level. I get that you allow dogs there, but that just means you have to clean even more often. AND THE …

Cool bar, they play really awful millennial music that completely killed any vibe there was. Kiddos were running around after 9pm completely unattended by any parental supervision, right next to the parking lot and road

Went here yesterday with my cat on a leash. I take my cat out often on his harness. Upon entering the bar, there was an unleashed dog that came up and scared him. My cat got out of his harness and scratched up my arm as I tried to catch him. What made me most upset, is that this dog was unleashed while every other dog was on a leash. I was told this dog was unleashed and received “special treatment” because she’s a good dog and they “knew them”- who knows what that means. What if I came in w a child who got scared by this big dog? Accidents happen and no dog should be unleashed or receive preferential treatment. The bar manager seemed sorry but also seemed he just couldn’t do anything. That’s fine, but I hope moving forward your staff will not allow preferential treatment to guests you know to have their dog off leash. If you are, then you should probably change your sign that says ALL PETS to be on a leash. Because I wasn’t even offered so much as an apology, I won’t be returning.