Nancy Ramirez
Google
The coffee is stellar its small batch, super fresh, you can taste that it’s actually good quality, and it’s all fair trade which makes me feel even better. The owners really do take their time sourcing it and making sure they like it before offering it up to customers.
What I really like, though, is how relaxed and welcoming it is. There’s no “minimum purchase” rule, nobody rushing you out if you’re just hanging with a book or getting work done. I’ve seen all kinds of folks in here: parents with kids for story time, people having group meetups, someone hosting a pop-up event, people just zoning out and getting work done. The desserts and pastries are all from other local businesses, which is cool and means there’s usually something new to try.
If you want a place that just gets what community actually means, this is it. The people who work here and visit are always down to earth and if you get a chance to talk to them, it’s never just a “how are you” it’s a REAL conversation, even if it’s just for a minute. Every time I’m there, I walk out feeling like I actually belong in this neighborhood, even on the weird days. No attitude, no pretense just a genuinely good place to exist for a bit.
If you’re looking for a place that feels like home but with way better coffee, this is it.