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Hours
| Wednesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3535 Holdrege St #130, Lincoln, NE 68503
Phone: (402) 904-7937
Website: http://www.cultivacoffee.com/
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Cultiva
Coffee business in Lincoln, NE with two full-service cafes, and a third location housing our roastery, an espresso bar and bean-to-bar chocolate operation.
Cultiva East Campus | Lincoln NE – Facebook
We are excited to announce East Campus #Cultiva will open this Monday the 3rd! Weekdays 7-4 and weekends 8-4 for take out deliciousness.
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Reviews
Johnathan Silva
As a law student at Nebraska Law, finding good places around Lincoln to get that kick is crucial!
Cultiva is right across the street from East Campus, which makes it convenient to pop in for a cup to go before class or to plop down in any of their seating areas to enjoy a drink while studying.
This past visit with with a fellow classmate. I had an espresso and he had a tea. The espresso was on point. While I enjoy the energy kick espresso provides, I’m not enthusiastic about its flavor. So I asked the barista to sweeten it up and she did an amazing job! It was perfect. Not too sweet, but sweet enough.
It can be a bit noisy inside, but it’s a coffee shop. What do you expect, lack of excitement and dead personalities?
I will definitely making this a top pick anytime I want something quick, easy, and delicious.
… moreCultiva is right across the street from East Campus, which makes it convenient to pop in for a cup to go before class or to plop down in any of their seating areas to enjoy a drink while studying.
This past visit with with a fellow classmate. I had an espresso and he had a tea. The espresso was on point. While I enjoy the energy kick espresso provides, I’m not enthusiastic about its flavor. So I asked the barista to sweeten it up and she did an amazing job! It was perfect. Not too sweet, but sweet enough.
It can be a bit noisy inside, but it’s a coffee shop. What do you expect, lack of excitement and dead personalities?
I will definitely making this a top pick anytime I want something quick, easy, and delicious.
Kristina
While the food tasted good and the service was decent, they left out both the Gouda and the side of potatoes from the lumberjack order. I went when it was very slow where the staff had time to talk to each other, so this seemed a bit inexcusable. When paying that much for some pancakes and a couple of easy items, I’m hopeful they’ll make sure it’s right. I’d like to give them another try because the food was good. Just disappointed in the overall experience this time.
… moreKirsten A
Their menu may be relatively small but this place speaks my language!
I generally prefer savory over sweet so that’s where I started. I got The Yeti- a crepe filled with scrambled eggs, spinach, mushrooms, feta, and sauce. Absolutely delicious, the eggs were SO fluffy! I was told we had to try a Johnny Cake, a cornbread pancake, we shared it and it was yummy. Plus can’t pass up potatoes, they were seasoned very well.
I knew we were in trouble the second my husband picked up the menu. He ultimately decided on 2 entrees . First, The Brekkie Bowl- potatoes, veggies, salsa, sauce, he added bacon and an extra egg- subbed over easy. He loved every component of it. Second, The Princess- a crepe filled with bananas, blueberries, and pecans. They put something called Salty Whip on top which should be illegal cuz it’s one of the most addictive things I’ve ever tasted.
This is not the place to come if you’re in a hurry. There was a line the entire time we were there. Our food took about 30 minutes which they told us in advance. It is a little on the pricey side as well. But man was it worth it! Such high quality ingredients. This is probably the best breakfast food I’ve had in Lincoln to date!
… moreI generally prefer savory over sweet so that’s where I started. I got The Yeti- a crepe filled with scrambled eggs, spinach, mushrooms, feta, and sauce. Absolutely delicious, the eggs were SO fluffy! I was told we had to try a Johnny Cake, a cornbread pancake, we shared it and it was yummy. Plus can’t pass up potatoes, they were seasoned very well.
I knew we were in trouble the second my husband picked up the menu. He ultimately decided on 2 entrees . First, The Brekkie Bowl- potatoes, veggies, salsa, sauce, he added bacon and an extra egg- subbed over easy. He loved every component of it. Second, The Princess- a crepe filled with bananas, blueberries, and pecans. They put something called Salty Whip on top which should be illegal cuz it’s one of the most addictive things I’ve ever tasted.
This is not the place to come if you’re in a hurry. There was a line the entire time we were there. Our food took about 30 minutes which they told us in advance. It is a little on the pricey side as well. But man was it worth it! Such high quality ingredients. This is probably the best breakfast food I’ve had in Lincoln to date!
Maddy Horn
The Dirty Barcelona is easily the best coffee drink in town. I’m literally addicted. It’s strong enough to really get me going but still so delicious every time. Service is always quick too. Shoutout to Skyler for making my drink perfect and bringing great energy! ☕️
… moreSally Boerngen
What a great place to meet with friends and enjoy drinks and food. We absolutely loved everything we ordered!!!! We will definitely visit again sometime. I had never tried the Phil-E on a bagel, and it was outstanding. I would definitely order again! My daughter loved the new lemonade they had today.
… moreNoah Sass
The food was top notch. I always love specialty pancakes, and the Jimmie cakes hit the spot. I had their drip coffee (medium and dark roast), which was comparable to most diner coffee (dark roast was way better, though). The atmosphere was nice. The vibe is a bit of a hodgepodge, but it works. The lady at the register was nice enough for it being early and chilly, but it never hurts to have a smile ready for a customer. Overall, it’s a great place for crepes or specialty pancakes; look elsewhere if you want a cozy nook atmosphere.
… moreCasper Waters
I had never been here before this week and it was so so delicious. 10/10 food. The atmosphere is cute and local, just kind of loud but that’s expected when busy. I definitely recommend!
I ordered a make-your-own crepe with bananas, blueberries, cinnamon sugar and a side of chocolate to dip in. I also got an iced latte, which the espresso was strong tasting for me but it was still alright. Def recommend 🙂
… moreI ordered a make-your-own crepe with bananas, blueberries, cinnamon sugar and a side of chocolate to dip in. I also got an iced latte, which the espresso was strong tasting for me but it was still alright. Def recommend 🙂
Joan Ruskamp
The food was delicious and plenty of it! The dining area is a bit crowded. The coffee was not very hot.
… moreThe Nihlistic Epicurean
In the vast desolation of Lincoln’s coffee scene, where drip coffee reigns supreme, Cultiva East Campus emerges as a beacon of hope, offering a respite for the weary souls in search of an authentic espresso experience. As a nihilistic epicurean, I embarked on a pilgrimage to this humble coffee cafe, and oh, what a revelation it was!
Let us begin with the star of the show, the espresso coffee. Finally, a place that understands the intricacies of crafting the perfect cup of concentrated delight. Cultiva East Campus knows how to extract the essence of those tiny beans with precision, producing a robust elixir that danced upon my taste buds. With each sip, I could feel my existential burdens momentarily lift, replaced by a warm, invigorating embrace. It is a rare oasis amidst a desert of subpar caffeine offerings.
But wait, there’s more! Cultiva East Campus is not content with just serving impeccable coffee. They dare to challenge the norms of their surroundings, offering a selection of surprisingly clean and fresh food options. In a world where greasy fast food and monotonous flavors dominate, this quaint cafe delivers a refreshing departure. Simple, yet undeniably delicious, the flavors of their food speak of a commitment to quality and an appreciation for the essence of taste itself.
As a nihilistic epicurean, I find solace in the embrace of these simple, honest flavors. It is a reminder that amidst the chaos and futility of existence, moments of pure pleasure can still be found. Cultiva East Campus provides that fleeting respite, a sanctuary for those who seek a glimpse of authenticity in a world of manufactured mediocrity.
So, if you find yourself wandering the barren coffee wasteland of Lincoln, heed my words and seek refuge in Cultiva East Campus. Let their espresso work its magic, reawakening your senses and reminding you that amidst the mundane, there are still pockets of excellence to be found. Indulge in their clean and fresh fare, and allow yourself a moment of genuine pleasure.
In a world of bad drip coffee, Cultiva East Campus shines as a beacon of hope, offering a glimpse of flavors amidst the desolation.
May your espresso be strong and your journey meaningful.
… moreLet us begin with the star of the show, the espresso coffee. Finally, a place that understands the intricacies of crafting the perfect cup of concentrated delight. Cultiva East Campus knows how to extract the essence of those tiny beans with precision, producing a robust elixir that danced upon my taste buds. With each sip, I could feel my existential burdens momentarily lift, replaced by a warm, invigorating embrace. It is a rare oasis amidst a desert of subpar caffeine offerings.
But wait, there’s more! Cultiva East Campus is not content with just serving impeccable coffee. They dare to challenge the norms of their surroundings, offering a selection of surprisingly clean and fresh food options. In a world where greasy fast food and monotonous flavors dominate, this quaint cafe delivers a refreshing departure. Simple, yet undeniably delicious, the flavors of their food speak of a commitment to quality and an appreciation for the essence of taste itself.
As a nihilistic epicurean, I find solace in the embrace of these simple, honest flavors. It is a reminder that amidst the chaos and futility of existence, moments of pure pleasure can still be found. Cultiva East Campus provides that fleeting respite, a sanctuary for those who seek a glimpse of authenticity in a world of manufactured mediocrity.
So, if you find yourself wandering the barren coffee wasteland of Lincoln, heed my words and seek refuge in Cultiva East Campus. Let their espresso work its magic, reawakening your senses and reminding you that amidst the mundane, there are still pockets of excellence to be found. Indulge in their clean and fresh fare, and allow yourself a moment of genuine pleasure.
In a world of bad drip coffee, Cultiva East Campus shines as a beacon of hope, offering a glimpse of flavors amidst the desolation.
May your espresso be strong and your journey meaningful.
Wai Chan
Cute cafe near the campus of serving crepes, omelettes and pancake sammiches.
This was my initial visit so we concentrated on the crepes.
No decaf tea option for their Brown sugar milk tea which was disappointing.
Most of the crepes are between 6-9 dollars.
Parisian 5.95 / 5 stars
If you just want to try a crepe id recommend this one. It’s affordable and bursting with flavor. Filled with Nutella and banana
The Matador 8.95 / 4.5 stars
Andouille sausage, fresh spinach and other greens fill this crepe up, with a creamy chipotle sauce.
Phil e 8.95 / 5 stars
This eeked out the Matador in flavor with their curry sauce. It’s also got chicken and greens along with a white cheddar sauce.
There’s a lack of crepes in Omaha so I was happy to find this place.
… moreThis was my initial visit so we concentrated on the crepes.
No decaf tea option for their Brown sugar milk tea which was disappointing.
Most of the crepes are between 6-9 dollars.
Parisian 5.95 / 5 stars
If you just want to try a crepe id recommend this one. It’s affordable and bursting with flavor. Filled with Nutella and banana
The Matador 8.95 / 4.5 stars
Andouille sausage, fresh spinach and other greens fill this crepe up, with a creamy chipotle sauce.
Phil e 8.95 / 5 stars
This eeked out the Matador in flavor with their curry sauce. It’s also got chicken and greens along with a white cheddar sauce.
There’s a lack of crepes in Omaha so I was happy to find this place.