Figuring Things Out As We Go
We are figuring things out as we go (like everyone else). This virus has hit our community in ways no one saw coming. We've updated our hours below. We are doing online ordering, call ahead, to go, take-out, and curbside. Just call us when you're outside and we will happily bring your order out to you.
Stay up to date by following us on Facebook or Instagram for daily specials or random ideas. Learn about our Nikki Talks Food Weekly Meal Kits here. If you want to help us out, you can purchase a gift card or check out our Virtual Tip Jars.
We love you, Tallahassee. Stay calm, healthy, and caffeinated. #TallyStrong #850Strong
Locations & Hours
RedEye Midtown
Temporary COVID-19 Hours
Monday - Saturday, 7:00AM to 3:00PM
Call Ahead: (850) 425-5701
RedEye Capital Circle
Temporary COVID-19 Hours
Monday - Saturday, 7:00AM to 3:00PM
Call Ahead: (850) 999-8278
RedEye Capital Regional Medical Center
Temporary COVID-19 Hours
Monday - Friday, 6:30AM to 6:00PM
Saturday - Sunday, Closed
"The taste is great, and the impact on the world is even greater."
Get to know RedEye & our promise to you.
Every time you purchase a RedEye product you are making the world a better place. Our coffee and teas are socially and environmentally responsible, and we are passionate about supporting local and global nonprofit organizations.
#ihearttally is more than just a hashtag.
RedEye believes Tallahassee is the best place to live, work, and play. It is this belief that inspires us to give back to our community as much as we can. From helping to fill the food gap for families to serving complimentary coffee out of our RedEye Mobile Café at major community events, and even sponsoring a cycling club fighting childhood obesity. We are Tallahassee proud.
Great coffee. Greater Impact.
Over the years, we have been able to help fund some amazing global projects such as: “Shed No Tears” a documentary exposing child trafficking in Benin, a nursing school in Haiti, building homes for single mothers in Guatemala, and funding the salaries for teachers who began a school for special needs children in Uganda.