Copa Vida - East Village

We came to Copa Vida to grab a quick bite and work for a few hours. The coffee shop itself is beautiful - it’s open and has lots of natural light. There is a decent amount of seating and good internet. The baristas were all very friendly and efficient. For food: I ordered the chicken caesar wrap - it was mediocre. There were very soggy tomatoes in it. Korean chicken wrap was also okay. The serving sizes are pretty large, so good amount of food. We also got an almond croissant which was stale. Coffee: really good coffee! I really enjoyed my iced vanilla latte and my friend got a lavender latte with cold foam that she also loved.

I gush over this place every visit as if it’s my first time. It’s adjacent to the Padres stadium but it is RARELY busy… even around comicon. There’s always so many seat options, the service is quick and staff is very friendly. I am always willing to explore other coffee beverages here because the staff’s knowledge of the menu is thorough. The avocado toast makes you wanna slap yo’ momma or someone’s abuela… I’m just saying. It’s soooo good. The pickled onions and radish sprinkled on is top tier! I frequent this location. Love it!

I got the lavender latte with oatmilk and it was one of the best I’ve ever had! I’m sure the other drinks on the menu were just as great. I took my drink to go but the interior was really airy and spacious. It would’ve been nice to hang around there for a bit.

Serving a hot drink on glass container is not a good idea. The table wobble so much I spilled a bit of my hot drink on the table so I moved. I asked staff a question and I got a condescending tone as an answer. customer service 👎🏾 go to another coffee shop, there a better option a block away. I have been coming here for the past 3 years and it is always someone unfriendly at the register. This place needs some attention from management team.

One of the best coffee shops in downtown San Diego. Awesome spot next to Petco park with great coffee. Yes, they might not have the best pastries and their croissants are more like wannabe croissants, but they’re good enough to enjoy with an amazing cup of coffee. [update]: we are going back almost in a regular basis and 90% of the time they get their coffee right, 5 star quality. Since things were working out so well between us, we decided to take our relationship to the next level and order the “Breakfast Burrito 🌯“. But man, some relationships are meant to stay the way they were. It was missing cheese, bacon and hash browns were a bit burnt, and it was missing flavor (maybe it was a healthy version of a burrito? 😄). For now, I won’t change my rating as I rate them for coffee but do yourself a favor and skip the burrito. You’re good the way you are with just your coffee 🫶🏽

Such a welcoming little coffeeshop and cafe with great vegan breakfast options. The staff were super friendly, the food was hearty, and the pastries were on par. Really impressed that they had such good food for a coffeeshop. Chill atmosphere with plenty of seating and fast WiFi. My only wish is that they would offer soy milk as an option for drinks, especially with how many vegan options they offer.

The venue is great for coffee, we got The Three Kings and the Peruvian filter coffee, which were brewed well and was refreshing for a Monday breakfast. As far as breakfast goes, it was Self seat and order at the bar, which threw me off, as it felt a little hands off, considering the great breakfast they have. We got the vegan sausage breakfast burro burrito with avocado and the Chorizo egg Hash, with the Chorizo subbed for vegan sausage. It was a solid breakfast, and the portion size was good. I would recommend, go in and be bold to order!

Located in SD’s downtown East Village, Copa Vida is a popular, modern cafe perfect for enjoying a cup of coffee or tea with a light meal. Their breakfast menu features burritos, brekkie sandwiches, chilaquiles, croque madam, and a variety of toasts. While you for lunch, you’ll find sandwiches, soups, salads, and rice bowls. And of course, their pastries are insanely delicious! I recommend the Honey Madeleine, Olive Oil Cake, or any muffin! The atmosphere is always pleasant, it’s never too loud, and the staff is welcoming. With ample seating both inside and outdoors (high-tops and regular tables), it’s a great place to get some work done on your laptop, visit with friends, or chill with your significant other.

I've already given a review for this location but felt the need to update it with the following info. First and foremost, quality coffee will always be priority #1 for a good coffee shop. Copa Vida is that. After the coffee, their employees/team are incredible. Time and time again they continue to offer top notch customer service. If you're in or near downtown San Diego this Copa Vida and their staff is a must visit. Enjoy! PS - The food is super good too!

I really love Copa Vida and go here often. Parking is not easy so unless you are already in the area, I don't know that it would make sense to go. I think the regulars are people that live/work nearby. They have indoor and outdoor seating, and the seating is pretty far apart and not cramped. The chairs are not the most comfortable but are what you would expect at a coffee shop. The chorizo burrito is my favorite thing to get, and it's a pretty big portion. I rarely eat the whole thing at once unless I'm really hungry. It has potatoes, egg, and chorizo. I will say it is more heavy on the potatoes than anything else but in my opinion that's not a bad thing! The salsa they serve with it is very good as well, I usually ask for 1 extra cup as it's pretty small. I haven't bought any of the other burritos yet because I am still hooked on the chorizo one, but I will eventually. They have a lot of seasonal specialty drinks as well as the usual items. They are usually pretty unique and taste good, and I was told they make some of the juices themselves. I've become a bit of a regular and I'd definitely suggest checking it out if it's convenient, and you are looking for a change from Starbucks. The food at Copa Vida is much better and made fresh.

Dependable chain restaurant. Breakfast menu is diverse - and the more fringe items are as tasty as the mainstream choices. Staff is friendly. Restaurant is clean and comfortable.

One stop shop. They have everything here breakfast, lunch, lattes, teas, coffee, and pastries. Indoor and outdoor seating available. The chipotle chicken salad, bacon burrito, and classic avocado toast were delicious. Average portion sizes. Costly. Everything made fresh with quality ingredients. They have a great vegan pastry selection. Limited street/ meter parking.

I love how this location is open on weekends! Their brekkie sandwhiches are so good and they have lots of other food options to choose from. I always get their iced matcha and it's so refreshing.

The service was excellent and remarkably quick. They offered a delightful variety of beverages and pastries. It is a charming location for a late morning coffee before attending a Padres game. The only aspect that could be improved is the inclusion of sugar-free options.

This place is cool. I like the location - it's close to home. The service is great and the hot food is delish. I was disappointed in the blueberry scone - it was too dry for my liking. Yes, I know scones are dry, but this one was different. I didn't finish it :(

Located at the corner of 9th Street and J Avenue, Copa Vida offers a convenient 10% discount with check-in, although the area can be difficult to navigate due to street closures for events. The cafe sends receipts via email or text, which may not suit those who prefer physical copies. All food is served in to-go containers, which impacts the dining experience if you plan to eat in your car. The food experience at Copa Vida is mixed. The lavender latte, though served in a small cup, was just okay, while the Genmaicha tea lacked a prominent flavor. The sausage burrito met expectations, but the Korean chicken salad was disappointing, with an overwhelming amount of red onions and insufficient sauce, making the salad dry and difficult to eat on the go. Overall, the quality and convenience vary, impacting the overall dining satisfaction.

Open airy cafe, seemed fairly bustling on a Thursday late morning. Lots of interesting tea options which I liked in addition to lots of usual coffee options. I got to have my puer tea - had it in Hong Kong for the first time and rarely see it offered. Ordered a the pulled chicken burrito bowl. It was fine - spicier than I expected. I guess I really am a punk when it comes to spice now. Big scoop of guac. Nice corn bean onion salad. Small scoop of Asian white rice. Altogether including tip was $23 so kinda pricy but I think all food is like this now. I would def go back if I'm in the area. Workers were friendly and in a good mood.

Enjoyed our quick breakfast at Copa Vida in the East Village. Friendly staff, spacious and clean cafe, and delicious food at a reasonable price! Food: 1. Ham Brekkie Sandwich (5/5) 2. House Granola Yogurt Parfait (4.5/5) 3. Pistachio Scone (4/5)

Ordered the Roasted Tomato Avocado Toast and was surprised how big the portion was. The focaccia bread was so soft, and the combination of the balsamic vinegar + fried shallots went well together. There were a decent amount of mashed avocado, which I loved. All in all, a very unique toast and enjoyed every bite. Atmosphere is suitable to study/do work. Service was okay.

Recently moved to Gas Lamp from Hillcrest to find a new go-to coffee shop for my morning (or afternoon) fix, and as a coffee aficionado I take care in choosing based on flavor profiles. My roommate suggested this coffee shop which is just down the street from me by Petco Park! Their beans have not yet failed to disappoint (and the bags list the roast date), and the descriptions give a good idea of what to expect. The Ethiopian origin beans are very bright and a delight--I think that I'll turn the grind size down a smidge to a smaller setting to help out with the zippiness since I prefer medium roasts. Also, HUGE shout out to Sydney who was very helpful in picking out my beans. If you see her, tell her Jake referred you! Thanks Sydney for making Copa Vida my new go-to!

Such a cute coffee shop downtown. Has a great cozy ambience. Great spot to meet a friend or work remotely. They have great coffee, love their matcha latte, and their Ceaser salad is amazing!!! Not your normal Ceaser salad - exceeded expectations. Staff is also super friendly and helpful!

Great place to sit and chat with friends. The open concept is so wonderful to experience and have a good tea or coffee. Serving size could be a bit more however it's comparable to those around. A great place to study and be close to downtown!

This cafe is cute and has amazing coffee! I ordered two vanilla lattes and a honey madeline. The drinks were prepared very quickly and I loved the decoration on the hot coffee. The coffee wasn't too sweet and the madeline tasted delicious! I'm looking forward to trying their other coffees and pastries.

At the corner of 9th street and J avenue. Several streets are blocked off to get here, maybe for the game. Check-in for a 10% discount. Only have to go containers for the food orders. Lavender latte, sausage burrito, Korean chicken salad, genmaicha tea and two immunity shots. $49.71. Only email or text you a receipt. I like and prefer physical receipts. The lavender latte was a small cup, but tasted okay. The Genmaicha is so-so, not a prominent flavor to it. The sausage burrito wasn't too bad, as expected. The Korean chicken is okay, a bit too heavy handed with the red onion, feels like half of the bowl is all red onion and there isn't enough sauce to cover beyond the top layer of the bowl with the gochujang sauce either. Most of the onions were filler and sitting at the bottom of the bowl. The Korean chicken salad tastes decent for the top layer and dry for the other 2/3 of the salad. Additionally it would have been nice to have the red onion diced up and not in such big chunks, made it harder to eat since the food was to go and we ate it in the car.

We ordered Bacon burrito and tomato avocado toast. They were both very seasonless and not so tasty. The avocado toast has too much vinegar sauce along with roasted tomato on top that avocado was almost tasteless. I don't think they were a good combo and would definitely dodge this dish. Burrito was crispy because of bacon but tasteless because they wasn't much salt or pepper seasoning. Service was friendly and ambiance was nice because it was right next to the Petco Stadium. You can sit outside or inside. Good for hangouts.

I've visited this coffee shop since it's grand opening. The coffee and bites are always delicious and on point. The layout of this location is great -- love being able to sit at the window that oversees the street. My only complaint is that it's so busy that sometimes the drinks take a bit to come out (and I've noticed the baristas forget to make/pour drinks sometimes until I ask) and this last time there the barista wasn't very friendly when she took our order. Anyway, it could have been an off-day for her. It's not deterring me from returning on my next trip to SD!

I am very glad to stubble upon this on yelp. Came here my first time on a Sunday midmorning and got myself a vanilla latte with almond milk and their bacon breakfast sandwich. And let me tell you that breakfast sandwich was to die for. The bun was warm, buttery soft and crispy. The chipotle, aïoli, mixing with the arugula, gave it such a good taste. The vanilla latte was also really delicious, but definitely a safe choice. Service was decent, very fast pace, and the place was very clean, well kept and organized. I am definitely coming back to try their other breakfast options because that breakfast sandwich was delicious!

I live right around the corner from this location and it's my regular "run and get a coffee" spot in the mornings. I used to love their iced nitro oat milk latte RIP (if you're reading this PLEASE bring it back, I would be there multiple times a week). Now my regular order is an oat milk latte - hot or iced it's always a delicious cup of coffee. There are so many local coffee shop options in the area, but not every cup is created equal. Copa Vida is a bit pricier, but a better cup of coffee than other spots close by. I occasionally pick up breakfast as well. This time I got the classic avocado toast. For $12 it's a filling breakfast. Thick cut bread, toasted perfectly with lots of avocado, arugula, radish, pickled onions and a chili finishing oil (not spicy, just flavorful). A very tasty bite! I've ordered this a few times, but they also have great breakfast sandwiches. They have a large menu for being a coffee shop! Also love that a "for here" order comes on real dishes. Choose a table outside and between 8AM and 10AM, you can see every single dog that lives in downtown pass by! Maybe an exaggeration, but a great dog watching spot. Lots of seating inside, I've taken my laptop and worked from a table inside here as well. It's quiet and there's lots of space. Barista's are always friendly and pleasant.

Decent Cappuccino having good flavor but over steamed, some latte art. Excellent bacon breakfast burrito we highly recommended.

Bummed out because I had eaten before I came to Copa Vida; all the food looked delicious, and their menu was extensive! This spot is right next to the center field of Petco Park. I enjoyed the working space inside; there was plenty of seating, and it was quiet enough to focus. I had to get their classic Iced Vanilla Latte which was great, and I had no problems with it. I also met up with a friend, and it is a great spot to talk in since it's spacious, and you don't need to whisper or talk loud over the music. Arriving here, parking is challenging downtown; I parked in a parking garage down the street.

Indoor ambiance-wise, one of my favorites in San Diego. Traffic is busy but fairly predictable on a Saturday morning. If you (like me) are looking for more space away from crowds to read/write/work, they have a few tables tucked away from the coffee center aisle. Coffee here is pretty good, too. I ordered a cold brew at my last visit, and it was a solid cold brew. It's not so caffeinated that it makes you think you have/feel anxiety, or keeps you up at night.

Great coffee and was happy they had vegan options. The vegan breakfast sandwich was good but not great. The bun was really good but the tofu and "meat" patty were pretty bland.

Visited from Seattle honestly the best coffee shop I have been to. Really good coffee & breakfast items. You should open a location near Seattle we like our coffee up there sad that I won't be able to come here in the mornings!

I came here for some brunch and ordered some drinks and food for my husband and me. They call out each item one at a time as opposed to waiting until everything is ready so it was kind of awkward having to go up to the counter like 3 separate times. They never made one of the drinks though, so after waiting for a little while, I went up to the front and asked about the drink. The person at the counter seemed annoyed and said "As a courtesy I'll make you another one" (or something to that effect), and I was annoyed because it wasn't my fault they never made it in the first place! Anyway I did get the drink shortly after though. I had a chocolate croissant and a mocha and thought everything was decent. I also wanted to purchase their cute Croque Madame mug. I told them I wanted to purchase a mug and they rang me up and I paid. However, to my surprise, they did not have any new boxed mugs in the back, so the merchandise on the floor is what you get. I went through all the mugs and found that they were all pretty dirty and had scuff marks since they've been presumably sitting out on the shelf for quite some time. I found the least scuffed mug and washed off the dirt in the bathroom before putting it away in my bag. I don't know, I would like to rate this place higher because it's a cute coffeeshop, but definitely had a less than ideal experience here.

Stumbled upon Copa Vida couple weekends ago during my wife and I's coffee shop palooza. We are frequent PetCo Park visitors and regularly enter in thru the center field Gate. But we had never seen this coffee shop. We were very pleased with the service. The Baristas and Cashiers provided wonderful recommendations for both food and drinks. I HIGHLY recommend the avocado toast as it was too good to even snap a quick photo of. The set up is so nice here at Copa Vida, there are huge garage door style windows that provide a nice airflow throughout the coffee shop. The noise level is nice and mild and I believe having the windows open helps with keeping the noise at a nice level. I cannot wait to return and enjoy another nice cup

I love this place. We come here almost once a week! They have great drinks and great food as well. I love the chilaquiles here and their matcha is great too! There's a few tables to do work, but not very many places to charge your laptop. They have a coffee subscription deal which is $13 for 3 coffees a week and it's a great deal!

Great location within walking distance of Peco Park and downtown San Diego. As soon as I walked in and felt welcomed. The service was fast and professional. I ordered a iced coffee and the BBQ Jerk chicken bowl and both were delicious.

I walk by Copa Vida every time I'm in the Petco area in East Village and always thought it looked modern with plenty of seating. Today I decided to order from them and pick up to go while walking the dogs. I ordered two Iced Lowfat Vanilla Brown Sugar Lattes online via Square on their web site and they gave an estimate of 20 minutes for pickup. When we arrived to pick up the order I was surprised to find a sign on the door saying dogs were not welcome inside. I've seen dogs on their outdoor patio in the past. That left me with quite a dilemma since I was by myself with two dogs. I wanted to respect their rules so I phoned in to see if someone could bring the drinks to me and the employee was super kind and helpful and said they don't mind dogs coming in for a short period of time for pickups and that the sign is primarily because they don't allow them in the inside dining area for those dining/drinking inside. When I got to the counter I was a bit surprised how small the drinks were and asked how I could have ordered a larger iced drink online because I didn't see that option. The barista said just to leave the size unchecked and it would automatically come in the 16 oz versus the 12 oz cup they had prepared. She offered to make them 16 oz since I didn't know and that won me over on the quality of their service. The drinks themselves were refreshing and not overly sweet. You can definitely taste both the vanilla and brown sugar but it's not overpowering. Copa Vida has ample seating on the patio as well as indoors and is quite spacious with high ceilings. It's a busy place and I'll probably come again sans dogs to stay and people watch on the patio next time. There is no parking available here.

Cute cafe with really nice staff, and a great place to work out of (does come with them cafe music and all though, so not the best for an involved meeting). I had an iced latte and a cheese and herb danish. The latte was good, but the cheese and herb danish was the real highlight. It was crispy and savory, buttery and fluffy on the inside. Great value for its price!

Huge array of specialty coffees, teas and snacks! The place is conveniently located near the convention center and Pet co park. The spot definitely feels trendy. The decor was cute and minimal with seating indoor and outdoor so the place was popping! There was a huge line and orders got a bit backed up. We ended up waiting a bit but convenience and taste was worth it.

Exploring the city looking for a great coffee shop? Try out Cops Vida. The Lavender Latte was amazing. My friend got the Vanilla Latte and a pastry and she said it was the bomb! Service was great and the vibes here is great!

Only good thing was the location because i can actually do work close to my home since i dont have wifi that works but people that helped at the counter were rude and short and they all looked extremely unhappy. I was even denied an extra cup and then the girl walked away from me.

This place is usually great. Good coffee, Friendly staff, and good eats. The place is usually packed with remote workers, though most of the seating don't have outlet access. My problem is that the wifi here suuuuuucks. If it were more stable, fast, and didn't kick you off, I'd be loving this place. Drinks range form $4.75 (expensive for a bag of tea) to $6.50 for specialty drinks. It's a spacious place with an industrial vibe and plants . Wished wifi was better!

I had the iced mocha and blueberry scone. The iced mocha was really good and wasn't too sweet and was more like a coffee than chocolate milk mocha which was great. I'd definitely recommend it. The scone was also great and had a lemon undertone to it. It was soft and not a hard scone. I'd definitely go back! It's hard to find an iced mocha that doesn't taste like chocolate milk!

Good vegan options. Dine In latte came in a mug without having to ask, unlike most places that love to contribute to excessive trash with all throw away cups. Vegan breakfast burrito was yummy and the coffee was good. Thumbs up.

I like the london fog here. I haven't had it anywhere else like this. The coffee was ok, but this is my favorite london fog.

Copa Vida has always been the standard for vanilla lattes - when I tried theirs, I had started to only order vanillas wherever I went. Parking downtown in the morning on a Sunday while there is a padres game at 1 - proves to be a challenging game. I finally found street parking after refusing to park in a lot that would cost $25 for the whole day. The coffee shop itself was aesthetic and bustling and just super cute! We found seats easily and it was funny catching up with an old friend. The hot vanilla latte with oatmilk was so good! Definitely still one of my favorites. Glad they have so many locations everywhere!

I thoroughly enjoyed having breakfast and getting work done here! I've only gotten the chance to visit the Torrey Pines location and regret not coming to the East Village location sooner than I did. I walked in and I immediately loved the ambience of the place - bright and airy with greenery and aesthetically pleasing decor. The interior is spacious and has seating areas perfect for getting work done and/or dining in. There are also outlets available. I ordered a matcha latte with oat milk and added a pump of lavender - I loved it!!! My boyfriend ordered a honey latte, which he also enjoyed. We both shared a breakfast chorizo burrito (already cut in half when served to you which is perfect!) and a traditional French toast. This was just the right amount, if not more, for the both of us and filled us both up! The service is quick and timely, we were expecting to wait for our food longer than we did, which was a plus! I will definitely be coming back here whenever I'm in the area to try more of their menu and stop by for another matcha lavender latte - my forever fave!

The poptart was amazing and I'm usually a chocolate poptart kind of person. The tea was good but very expensive for tea. The cashier was very nice and helpful. The place is also cute inside but wasn't able to sit in there due to all the seats being full.

Every time I visit downtown SD I make sure to pay this place a visit. The breakfast burrito and salsa is fantastic. And the chai is one of my favorite the teas from there. Very cute and comfy establishment and service is always outstanding.

Very cute spot with tasty food and coffee drinks. A little pricey but still really liked everything! Avocado toast (not in picture) was very good and they have decaf espresso so we were able to get lattes (quit full caffeine). Casual little cadre with some locals working on laptops.

Came in a few times while visiting the east village. The coffee is great. The breakfast burrito is amazing and huge!! I could only eat half and was stuffed. The Chilaquiles are also a solid choice. Service isn't very friendly. Seemed annoyed if you ask a question. Happened on multiple visits / different people. I guess the "I don't care attitude" is staying. Right next to petco park and Gallagher square.

This is Copa Vida's flagship cafe! If you're looking for a place to study or work from, this is a great spot to do so. Street parking (mostly metered) I believe. I ordered a bacon brekkie sandwich and an iced matcha latte and all were not a dissapointment. Very filling and refreshing. There is a lot seating indoors and outdoors and outlets indoor if you need to. Wifi is available for you to work out of. Staff is super friendly and will recommend you drinks and answer any questions if you have. If ever in the area, I will def come here for brunch, to get work done, or simply another cup of coffee.

Copa Vida is a lovely little cafe we found in East Village after going to an event at the convention center with some friends. They have a large, clean, modern space inside and a small patio with some great people-watching opportunities. It is near Petco Park so we were hearing a sound check for a concert that evening. It can make it a bit hard to hear the conversation, but it can also be a bit entertaining. They do have some interesting coffee and tea drinks. I ordered the lavender latte. I liked that they could make it iced and nonfat without an issue. It was very good. I also ordered a macaron from a local bakery which was also good, but not amazing. My friends enjoyed their cold brew and the lavender matcha latte. Their was a bit of artistry going into the matcha latte. The place was bustling on a Friday afternoon. It seems like a nice spot to stop by when in the area.

Chill cafe in SD ! I know it's a chain but it still gives me good vibes. I had to try out an avo toast and I guess it didnt disappoint. Not a big fan of avocados still but they still made it delicious. Good vibes. Good plants. Good coffee.

The food was delicious but the service was horrible. Apparently the waiter is ok with charging regular price for a full dish and remove everything except eggs, but cannot add a piece of toast for a toddler, very considerate. Ordered 2 vanilla lattes, one with whole milk, the other one with oatmilk. When asked which one is which, the waiter said I guess you need to figure it out. When asked for a to go cup, was handed a cup and was told to go around to get a lid. And finally, when greeting guests can put some kind of smile on the face at least, even if it is fake.

Copa Vida in East Village is a coffee lover's paradise. Not only is their cold brew strong enough to wake the dead, but the ambiance is absolutely amazing. As soon as you walk in, you're hit with the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee, and you can't help but be drawn in by the cozy atmosphere. The first thing that caught my eye was the beautiful industrial-style decor. The exposed brick walls, polished concrete floors, and minimalist furnishings all work together to create an environment that's both sleek and inviting. It's the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee with friends or simply take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. Now, let's talk about the coffee. The cold brew is simply divine. It's strong and bold, with a smooth finish that lingers on your tongue long after your last sip. And the best part? It's not bitter at all, which is a rare find when it comes to cold brews. But that's not all. Copa Vida also offers a wide selection of specialty drinks, including lattes, cappuccinos, and pour-overs. And if you're feeling peckish, they have a delicious selection of pastries and light bites to choose from. But let's be real, what sets Copa Vida apart is their commitment to quality. From the ethically-sourced beans to the expertly crafted drinks, everything about this place screams quality. And that's something you can taste in every single sip. Overall, if you're a coffee aficionado looking for a spot to relax and enjoy some top-notch coffee, look no further than Copa Vida in East Village. You won't be disappointed.

Such a nice cafe in San Diego! The interior is so nice and spacious, it's perfect for getting work done or just hanging out. I got a latte with oatmilk and brown sugar (they make all their flavors in house) and it was so silky smooth. I also had their breakfast sandwich - they make their own brioche buns with oatmilk and have a signature aioli... easily one of the best breakfast sammies I've had, period. Highly recommend if you're in the area. One of the baristas, Sarah was such a sweetheart and so friendly! The vibe here is great. I will definitely be coming back!