While I did not get the chance to fully utilize the menu here in terms of booze and food (was driving to a dinner after) I really enjoyed the little time I spent here in Drift, it's more suited to be an indie coffee shop judging from their interior space and their very bare bones wooden furniture bookshelf etc.
I probably feel that way since we did arrive before sun down and when it started to get darker they dimmed the lights down low to provide a far more intimate feel, so this might not be the best place to come down for a raucous time but it is well suited to catch up with an old friend over a pint or two and these 4 stars is keeping a scenario like that in mind.
I would like to make a return trip here to try out their food and more of their drinks menu too, but it's not an area I frequent so not sure what the likelihood of that will be.