Prevail Union | MGM

"It is super rare that you find a coffee shop that has a good nitro cold brew, so I’m very happy they do! The atmosphere is warm and cozy with historic landmarks surrounding."

"Prevail Union strikes a solid balance of "posh" meets "main street" in its atmosphere approach. I wasn't expecting to find a cafe of this caliber in Montgomery, AL, but i love it when I'm wrong. I came at noon on a Sunday and if was understandably a but slower, but I prefer it that way. They hooked me up with my personal favorite (Shot in the dark/Red eye) in about 2 minutes. Prevail also serves beer and i think canned wine. Not many pictures because i didn't want to make other patrons uncomfortable. Overall excellent experience. I'll definitely be returning next time I'm in the area!"

"A fresh modern feel and comfortable atmosphere makes Prevail a must stop for any coffee lover. They prepare hand crafted coffees and provide a variety of pastries as well. Prevail is just a walk away from other hot spots downtown like The Alley Bar, MPAC & the Alabama River Front."

"Prevail Union|MGM is a great little coffee shop in downtown Montgomery. Very close to the Rosa Parks Bus Stop and the Hank Williams Museum. The staff are friendly and helpful and the baked goods are really yummy. They have coffee, beer and wine and a nice seating area with really pretty surroundings. Best of all they open really early and provide a nice spot to sit."

"I can't say enough good things about this craft coffee shop. It's local to Alabama, and it has expanded to Atlanta. It was bookmarked immediately as a place I needed to visit when in MGM. It certainly turned out to be the best coffee shop experience of the entire trip. I must warn you that it gets super busy early in the morning. There are many military personnel that go through this shop. That's always a great sign as they are very well traveled and know their coffee. Our favorite time to visit was around 2pm when it wasn't so busy. The service is great, and the baristas are professional & friendly. I can't comment on any of the pastries because we were strictly there for the coffee. The coffee was amazing! On the first visit, I decided to get their signature Alabama Stinger (iced) with macadamia milk. They have other plant-based milk options such as oat and Myracle mylk. I was given a sample of the macadamia milk, and was hooked on it the entire trip. I was definitely buzzing with the Stinger's shaken blend of Miller Farms Alabama Honey and a double shot of espresso. You can get a quad shot for $1 more. Well, I didn't think it could get better than that until the next day. I decided to try their other signature drink called the HVR. I never thought I would like raspberry in coffee. This was another amazing flavor. They make their own syrups. What more can I say? My brother loved his hot latte. So much so, that he we made this our daily afternoon stop to energize and talk about our day. Listen!!! I'm a true coffee lover. I seek out local coffee shops any time I'm traveling. I walked past Starbucks on Coosa Street and passed Market Plaza every morning from my hotel just to get to this place. It was initially difficult to find as a tourist, but I figured out the quickest way was to go through the old Kress Building (from Monroe St.). It's a lovely indoor walk with some public art and work spaces. There's an entrance to the coffee shop from inside that building. There's also an entrance from Dexter Ave. The coffee shop is warm, comfortable, and inviting. It's very tastefully decorated with lots of wood. It sits there overlooking a beautiful public art mural of Dr. Valda Harris Montgomery at Lower Dexter Park. It's the perfect spot to chill at a table in the park. Don't miss this hidden gem if you're ever in Downtown Montgomery."