Coffee is important at Iron Bank Coffee Company, but the only thing more important to us is people. Whether you hang with us, work for us, or do business with us; we like you. We are independent, locally owned and operated and located in the historic Iron Bank Building of Uptown Columbus.

We serve specialty coffee that is roasted in-house by our own roasting specialist. You can even buy bags of our house blend, The Vault, to brew at home. We also provide some of the finest culinary delights that are baked in store! Our cookies and biscuits have been known to change lives or at the very least put a smile on your face.

Whether you are looking for a place to eat lunch, have a business meeting, kick back with a book or catch up with friends, we have the seating and space you are looking for.

Iron Bank Coffee Company is committed to providing extraordinary coffee every day. We work directly with our roaster on specialty roasted blends of coffee beans imported from all over the world to provide you with a perfectly crafted and freshly brewed cup of coffee or shot of espresso.

The Historic Iron Bank Building is the perfect setting for small gatherings above the coffee shop. We can accommodate small groups between 20-25 in our small dining/conference room. The space overlooks Iron Bank Coffee Co. and Uptown Columbus on W. 11th Street and Broadway. There is a large flat screen television for presentations available. This space is booked in hourly increments. Reservations are not allowed on weekends. No outside food (except birthday cake) is allowed.

The Historic Iron Bank Building, the largest cast iron building in the state of Georgia, was built in 1860 for the First National Bank of Columbus. An innovative architectural feat of the mid-nineteenth century, the pre-fabricated cast iron facade was manufactured in Pittsburgh and New York and erected on site to emulate similar Venetian Palazzo style structures gaining popularity in cities like Manhattan. The First National Bank of Columbus owned the entire city block on Broadway and operated in the Iron Bank Building for a brief six years before relocating. The building then came under the ownership of the Georgia Home Insurance Company throughout the 1880s and the turn of the century. Throughout the years the Iron Bank Building took on the nickname “the White Bank” and was home to a number of banks. The interior of the building was completely renovated in 1919 due to a fire. Eventually the First National Bank of Columbus acquired the Iron Bank Building once again. Through a series of mergers beginning in the 1980s First National Bank of Columbus has now dissolved into Wells Fargo and the Iron Bank Building is now home to several thriving local businesses including the beloved Iron Bank Coffee Co.

National Register of Historic Places Registration Nov. 1, 1974

Preservation Award, Friends of Cast Iron Architecture, 1976