Harlem Coffee, Co.

Visiting from LA and I only had a few days in Phoenix so had to pick and choose my coffee shop stops and I’m so glad we went to Harlem! The place is beautiful! Loved all the art and furniture. There was plenty of seating both inside and out. It is a great place for working on your laptop, reading a book, or meeting up with friends. They have their own parking lot, but street parking seems easy too. Staff was friendly! And the coffee was delicious. I tried the Kinfolk— one of their specialties— and it was really good. 10/10 would recommend. I wish Harlem would come to LA!!! 🙏🏼

Visited Harlem Coffee for the first time today, after driving past multiple times. Entering, it’s a welcoming and chill atmosphere. A little tricky to see where to order, but that leads to browse through the entire place, which is decorated and designed nicely. Takes the classic layout of the older house, and elevates it. Coffee and Chai were delicious and well made. We plan to return and work through the rest of the menu. Staff was friendly as well, and demonstrated expertise (as seen with the latte art). Parking is a little tight, so I’d recommend entering from 3rd Ave (lots of street parking available, so it’s not a huge deal). I recommend and plan to return.

Exquisite place. You can deeply feel the sense of community and love that the Harlem team brings to the space. Plus their coffee and housemade syrups are spectacular. I love everything about Harlem and they are a joy to have in the Phoenix community.

I’d heard lots of buzz about Harlem Coffee, and let me tell you, those reviews weren’t exaggerating. I found them at their pop-up inside Sauvage Wine Bar in the Willo District, and it was just what the caffeine doctor ordered. Walking into Sauvage (a cozy wine bar known for natural & biodynamic wines) , Harlem Coffee transforms the space into a morning haven of coffee smells, mellow vibes, and welcoming energy. Harlem positions itself as more than just a coffee stand; as a mobile, intentional experience that brings people together over well-crafted drinks. The staff? Friendly, skilled, and clearly passionate about what they do. Their barista game is strong. The coffee? Beautifully brewed. I tried “The Louis” and it absolutely hit the spot, exactly that perfect balance of bold, smooth, and soul-warming. Atmosphere + staff + coffee = one winning combo. I’ll definitely be back. If you ever see Harlem Coffee pop-up in town (especially at Sauvage), go. Your tastebuds will thank you.

Love love love! This place hits all the right vibes. Their coffee is delicious and the staff are so friendly and welcoming. There’s plenty of seating, both for quiet, individual work time and also collaborative spaces.

Such a cozy spot! Very warm and inviting with plenty of comfortable seating. I tried the Kinfolk coffee and highly recommend it!!smooth, flavorful, and just what I needed. We sat, chatted, and felt totally relaxed. Definitely can’t wait to come back for happy hour!

Wow just wow. Top 3 matcha in phoenix EASILY and that is coming from someone who has been to Japan, had all the matcha there, took matcha home and make it myself. The blueberry seasonal matcha is a MUST try. The lemon and rosemary notes are incredible and work so well. The matcha is creamy and nutty. The staff are super helpful and kind. I haven’t had their coffee but my brother was a barista and he certified the best oat milk latte he’s had. The space itself is a vibe there is plenty of seating on tables, at the wine bar, a dining room table for large groups, comfy cozy couches and armchairs to sit on. There is also patio seating outside.

I really wanted to love this spot since it’s new, but I’ve had a couple of frustrating experiences so far. On my first visit, an employee was blocking the parking lot with her car. When I rolled down my window to ask if she could move so I could enter, she told me I’d have to drive all the way around in a dismissive tone. This would’ve added several mins. just to get to the lot (one way) so I didn’t go and it just wasn’t welcoming at all. I decided to give it another try, but unfortunately the second visit wasn’t much better. The barista at checkout was unfriendly, they were out of straws and whole milk, and I was initially charged for alternative milk which they were out of?? (though that was corrected when I pointed it out). I understand that new businesses work through growing pains, but customer service, KINDNESS, and basic organization really matter. I hope they can smooth out some of these issues because the location is beautiful and has potential