Home Coffee Roasters

I’ve been here every day since they’ve opened and every single time, the coffee, the service, and the atmosphere have been EXCELLENT. Big recommend for the Birthday Cake Latte. It’s not nearly as sweet as you’d think it would be! Shoutout to Karl, Christina, and the rest of the team — they’re super friendly, and you can really tell they’re giving their all to make your morning just a little bit brighter. 10/10 will be here every day 💕

Kayla made me an awesome lavender latte. She drew the cutest bear on the latte, which made me so happy! You definitely can't get this at Starbucks, Peet's or Phil's. I'm a fan!! 5 stars all the way. <3

Cute cafe with a good mix of classic and unique drink options

Cute little coffee shop with great espresso coffee drinks. And they have the cutest latte art on their seasonal Ube latte. Highly Recommended

Lovely staff and the coffee is so good here. Finally a top quality offering in the neighborhood. Hard to find good coffee since I moved to Santa Clara/ Sunnyvale. So happy Home has expanded from SF to SV!

Cute place, nice people and I had a delicious iced sea salt caramel latte! I’m excited to go back and try more things!

Nice coffee shop with a decent menu.

Total Score: 8.500 Ambiance: 4/5 Idk how to describe but this place is coffee colored. Would be nice if there were small tables or smth tho Food: 4.75/5 Got the cocotastic and it was really niceeee. Whatever coffee they use it has a really nice tangy flavor. Nice sparkling effect kinda Wow: 0/1 Normal ice cream place Total Score = 3.5*AM + 6*FOOD + 0.5*WOW

I had an amazing experience here! The staff were so friendly and nice and patient as I decided what to order. The beans also are freshly roasted, so I had to get a bag. You get a free drip or cold brew with every bag, so that was a nice surprise! I tried the birthday cake latte with less sweetness, and it was perfect! It is very visually appealing and colorful, and has the flavor of a vanilla/almond cake. I really enjoyed it, and the temperature was also perfect! It didn't get too cold by the time I reached my destination, and I was able to enjoy it as though it was fresh.

Happy to see Home Coffee Roasters expanding!! They are one of my favorite coffee shops from when I lived in San Francisco. Sunnyvale is still a bit of a ways from me.. but it's a LOT closer to me now. Excited to visit this cafe more often. Especially for catching up with friends. I love the unique latte options. The most recent one I tried was the birthday latte. I loved the colorful design they put on top and it was served at a good temperature. It wasn't piping hot but it was pretty warm. I did wait a few minutes before drinking it because I get scared.. but overall I liked the latte. It wasn't too sweet either, which I liked a lot. This cafe is located in a shopping plaza, so there is lots of parking (parking garage). There is a fair amount of tables and chairs to sit on by the cafe. Definitely dog friendly as well!!

I was super excited to finally get to try this place! It's been opened for a bit, but I just haven't had a chance until now! The design is very cute, but not really space to sit and enjoy your coffee inside. The seats are more like benches for while you wait. They do have a couple of side tables, but it looked awkward for people trying to eat. There's several seats outside with real tables, but on a Sunday morning, they were all full. I ordered an iced lavender latte and ended up waiting about 15 minutes for my order. There were three people behind the counter working on orders, but everything seemed pretty slow. The coffee itself tasted only of milk and a bit of lavender. I couldn't get any coffee flavor and it was a bummer. For $7, I def don't think it was worth it. Wouldn't come back again unfortunately.

We love the San Francisco location and were excited to see them open up shop in the South Bay! But unfortunately our experience fell a bit short today. We ordered the coconut vanilla latte and the hazelnut latte. We've had the hazelnut latte before and it definitely seems their South Bay team is still trying to get it down. The lattes were bland & didn't have the same strong espresso presence. The space itself is small, with maybe 4 small chairs indoors. Same cute aesthetic as its SF location with pastel colors and minimal decor. There's a handful of tables outside, but it's not necessarily a space for working or lounging with friends (indoors). Hoping it gets better as the team gets more experience and looking forward to coming back and giving them another try.

One of my favorite things about Sunnyvale is that the standalone Starbucks closed, meanwhile three smaller, local(ish) coffee spots are meeting the needs of locals and visitors. This place is located next to a tea shop and directly below the Starbucks in Target in a high traffic area. The interior is clean and crisp, not a lot of character in the decor, just clean and modern. There is seating indoors and out, as well as a lot more across the street in the park. The staff was very friendly, greeting me and my pup. The espresso came out quickly and served at the right temperature. Unfortunately, it was in a paper cup even though I ordered an "espresso for here." Perhaps that's more a statement on our culture where to go is the default. When I mentioned this to the barista, they offered to give me a cup for here, but at that point I figured what's the point. They did offer sparkling water... which you won't get at the other spots in town. Maybe next time I'll get the full espresso service Until then, I want to reiterate that it should be illegal to order (or make) an espresso to go.

Parking is easy to find, there are garages nearby and this place is less than 5 minutes walk away from it. If you want a place to sit and work, you could walk over to Whole Foods cafe! Workers and welcoming and real nice. She asked if we wanted lavender buds on top of our drink when we went to pick it up. Super clean, natural lighting, but limited seating indoors. There was only one group in front of us, and I'd say drinks came out around 10 mins. Wait is longer than most places, but for their espresso lattes, they're worth it. I got the vanilla latte with full sweetness, and it was so good! The flavor was strong and sweetness was light, didn't overpower the drink. My boyfriend got a lavendar latte, sprinkled with lavendar buds, and it was floral but strong coffee taste. I do wanna try their matcha in the future. Their drinks are good quality and I'll come again next time!

I thought this place was just ok. It's an awesome looking coffee shop with that modern touch. It's a small shop which only provides the grab n' go experience. They have regular drip coffees to specialty drinks in which I hear their coconut vanilla and Ube flavored drinks are popular. I just wanted to try their regular medium-roast drip which was pretty good. There is nothing too special about this; just a regular all black drip for about $4.50. I would like to come in and try more drinks, but the problem is, their hours are really short. They close @ 4pm! I wish their hours stretched longer. I guess I'll have to stop in on the weekends rather than the work week.

My friend and I were looking forward to trying this spot when we saw it was coming soon. We work in the area and are always looking for a good drink spot to walk to during our lunch. When we went, there was 2 people in front of us ordering and about 4 people waiting on their orders. The space is kept up well and is located in a really nice area, but on the smaller side. So, if you're looking for a spot to sit, space is very limited. The staff is super nice and I appreciated the conversation and interest one of them showed in learning more about my work. With all of that said, I don't think I'll be returning back to spot for their drinks. Everything we ordered was more milk than coffee/matcha flavor. I'm not sure if it's the ratio they use or the quality of the products they use, but we were a little disappointed for the price we paid. The drinks weren't horrible, but they're not something I'd get again.

Friendly baristas. Lines can get long however they are quite fast. Holy cow is lightly sweetened and good coffee flavor. Menu has creative names. Cute design and good addition to DT Sunnyvale.

Home Coffee Roasters recently opened up in cityline Sunnyvale. This is my second time here and I've tried Lavender Latte and the Rose Latte. Loved both the flavors!!! Love their coffee... The staff is so warm and excited... The ambiance is super cute.. Home coffee is my perfect go to spot after the cityline community yoga sessions by Yogasix!! Highly recommend their coffee

first time to home coffee roasters in Sunnyvale! I know they have a location in San Francisco, The service was good, they had a kiosk that you could order off of. The ambience was a sitdown coffee house that had indoor and outdoor seating

I'm a big fan of Home in SF but after I heard there was one opening in Sunnyvale.. I RAN. Home Coffee Roasters is located in downtown Sunnyvale in a newly developed shopping plaza. This plaza is beautiful with its outdoor walk ways and small parks nestled in between the apartments and storefronts. You can order via kiosk or online on their website. Our two drinks took about 25 minutes which is pretty disappointing. Perhaps things will improve as they figure their system out. Hazelnut latte - I have not had such a mediocre cup of coffee in a long time. This excuse for a latte was so milk forward, with just the slightest hint of coffee flavor. Are the ratios off or are the beans just not very strong? The latte art was nice but didn't mean much if the drink itself was not good. Holy cow - The condensed milk added a nice milky sweet finish to each sip. The coffee itself was weak and barely present. I did like the holy cow better than the hazelnut latte though. I'm not sure if I would return to this location, especially if the coffee quality doesn't improve. Theres a Starbucks right upstairs from Home so it seems like Starbies might be winning this race right now. Service is slow and the drinks are quite average especially with a $7.50 price tag.

I still remember how popular Home Coffee Roasters was years ago in SF so excited to try it again down here in South Bay!! Located in downtown Sunnyvale right next to Target and Teazzi so parking is pretty easy with the lots nearby. The place had cute decor but quite small with a few small tables/chairs but you can also take your coffee to the middle section of downtown sunnyvale where there are more benches. They sell merch and also their own coffee beans. They have some pastries and a lot of latte options. I got the iced salted caramel latte less sweet and it was pretty milk heavy/watered down and barely any salted caramel flavor. Wasn't impressed but maybe they're more known for their hot lattes/latte art. Might be interested to stop by to try something else if a friend wanted to check it out but there are definitely better coffee spots!!

Shopping next door and walking out spotted the line for this place. I wasn't really sure if I wanted to wait but ended up getting line. The line moved slow which gave me ample time to check out the menu. I had a hard time deciding what to order because nothing caught my attention right away. When I got to the tablet to order I still was unsure what to order but opted for a chocolate mint latte. Not a huge chocolate and coffee fan but only thing that caught my attention so I went for it. Waited about another 10 minutes and got my order and headed out. I wasn't sure what to expect but was pleasantly surprised the drink was a good balance of chocolate, mint, and coffee. Very well made. While I was ordering a barista came to check in if I needed help. I like that they have self-serve and a cashier to take orders. Since it was my first time I wanted to see the description of the drinks so I opted for self serve. I do prefer ordering with a person but really whatever is fastest is what I go for. The space itself is small and simple. Simple colors and aesthetic but still with personality. Few small tables inside no seating outside. All in all a great addition to an already bustling Sunnyvale space.

I had been looking forward to trying this coffee shop ever since I saw the "coming soon" sign on their door, so I brought my brother and husband to check it out. Unfortunately, the experience didn't live up to the anticipation. The wait was surprisingly long. They had a self-order register which I personally don't care for as slows things down when customers linger at the kiosk, and honestly, a cashier would make the process smoother and more efficient. I ordered an iced vanilla latte. While it wasn't bad, it didn't stand out. There was nothing memorable about the flavor, and the vanilla syrup didn't do much for me. My brother had the "Hangover" and said it was the worst carbonated coffee drink he's ever had. My husband got the "Holy Cow" and had the same views as myself; underwhelming. I really wanted to love this place, but unfortunately, the coffee, flavors, and experience just didn't do it for me.

I am so pleased with their Coke special drink! Forgot what it's called. It has Coke, espresso, vanilla ice cream, and typically extra sugar but I asked for it without and it was perfect. The ice creams melts a little bit and it becomes a cream soda with a slight coffee kick. Super special and I've never had anything like it. It is a little pricey but it's a nice coffee shop. Lots of free parking in garages nearby. Only a little bit a seating, definitely not suitable to camp out and do work at.

Visited: Saturday around 11 AM Wait Time: Slight wait - took about 15 minutes to order and get my drink Parking: Plenty of parking available in nearby Downtown Sunnyvale structures Drink Ordered: * Birthday Cake Latte (hot only) * One of the most unique and popular * Got it less sweet - perfect balance * Beautiful latte art and coffee is high quality Seating: * Very limited - only two tables * More of a pickup-and-go type of café Service: * Super friendly and interactive baristas Overall: Great experience, unique drinks, would definitely return to try more!

Anxiously awaiting this new coffee spot in downtown Sunnyvale. Finally got to check it out on the 4th of July. Needed a little pick me up (and a little hangry) and HCR has a great assortment of coffees and teas. You can order at the kiosks or with a fellow staff member. Space is clean and inviting. Definitely a minimalistic vibe. There are a few tables and chairs, and it was packed inside, so I ended up standing (which I didn't mind). Avocado toast was on crusty and soft sourdough bread! Can't wait to try more of the coffees and teas. I'll be back! Welcome to Sunnyvale Home Coffee Roasters!!

The line wasn't that long when I went on a Sunday morning (9am ish). I had forgotten that I've already tried home coffee roasters until I pulled up my review histories, and I was surprised to find out that I had bookmarked this place as a "would recommend going in SF". I didn't realize my memory has gotten thaaaat bad. I only remembered wanting to try out home coffee roasters lol. Anyways, I'm happy to report that, despite them just opening, the quality of the coffee and the speed of service is great. I enjoyed how I'm able to distinctively tell what flavor of coffee I'm drinking at HCR. I remember wanting to try their toffee crunch latte at their SF location, but unfortunately, it might've been a seasonable special, because they don't have that here. I ended up going with the Red Velvet Latte. It wasn't too sweet, the coffee was smooth, and they stayed true to the light ice request. There's a paper menu, but there were actually more options to order from when you look at the menu.

Stopped by Home Coffee Roasters and it totally lived up to the hype. I got the birthday cake latte, which was sweet in the best way -- kind of nostalgic but still had that solid coffee flavor. My fiancé got the ube latte, and it was smooth, lightly sweet, and super comforting. It was pretty busy, but they still took the time to make the drinks look beautiful -- really appreciated that extra care. The vibe was chill but lively, and the space is perfect for hanging out or grabbing something fun on the go. Can't wait to come back and try more seasonal drinks.

I ordered a matcha latte with added vanilla (+0.75) and kept my drink at regular ice and regular sweetness levels. My drink was made fairly quickly and although a "thank you" was given when I picked up my drink the barista maybe didn't hear or didn't give any acknowledgment so I didn't feel like there was a friendly vibe there. My drink tasted like cake batter and even though I have a sweet tooth it was overly sweet and I did not finish even half of it. I tried my best to like it but sip after sip it was just too sweet and the drink went straight to the garbage.

We finally got around to checking out Home coffee roasters, which recently opened in downtown Sunnyvale. It's located near the Target and Teazzi, so there's plenty of parking nearby. Although there was a line to order, it didn't feel like it took very long, and the staff was very accommodating of customizations to requests. Their menu has many cute drink drinks, and they look adorable when served! My personal favorite was the Cookie Monster that I had adapted into a chai version! Thank you for the great service! Ps. If you're planning to visit, keep in mind that seating is very limited, with a handful of stools and very low tables. This is not a place you could come to do work, rather a perfect place for a quick drink pick up.

There are some unique menu and the cups are cute! They had a small seating area. There was a short line on the weekend afternoon. Matcha-gato: It had a light matcha flavor.

So happy a new coffee place came down from SF. And after having ube lattes in Hawaii -- Home does it just as well. The ube in the latte is really strong and you can taste yam bits in the coffee, masking the flavor perfectly. The matcha latte was delicious sugar free but I'm falling out of that phase. Their other drinks are so pretty but the line is long as everyone wants to try the new spot. Service is nice although there are no tables in store -- it is quite small.

Been wanting to try this place & it was perfect that they had an event today " R&B & coffee" we got there & there wasn't much people in line. Ordered cocotini & my partner ordered an iced holy cow. As far as the coffee, it wasn't the best. The coffee or flavors described didn't stand out at all. My cocotini was suppose to have coconut in it, all it tasted like was a sparkling americano. The holy cow tasted like milk and water. As for the event, it was across the street, in the sun. While it was 87 outdoors & only 3 medium umbrellas. Not my cup of tea if I'm dancing and enjoying music in the sun. It was already noon by the time we got our drinks & we walked over to the booth and only 3 people were there. Also with the dj booth, and coffee shop being separated, I don't think the shop was prepared for the amount of drinks that were being ordered. We waited for our drinks over 30mins, it is limited seating, and not the best air ventilation either, so we kept walking inside and out the shop just to breathe. Everyone around us were also waiting & wondering what's taking so long. Hopefully they plan better in the future. Only rated cause of the placement of the shop is by one of fav targets & it's a cute little shop. So excited to try their diff flavors but I don't think I'd be coming back.

I was excited to see they had opened this in Sunnyvale! It was really cute and loved the variety of lattes on the menu. I wish there was more indoor seating though, there were only two small tables. The coffee was really good too, but my latte wasn't as hot as I would've liked. The rainbow latte art was awesome!Overall enjoyed the experience though and would go back again to try something else!

I was in the area and decided to check them out. Parking is easy as there's a parking structure (also free). The menu has something for everyone, I opted for the Cookie Monster and it was 10/10; it's sweet but not overly sweet, you definitely taste the espresso. I also got the avocado toast, fluffy sourdough bread and a good amount of avo spread. The girls working there were also super nice! The inside has a few chairs, but it's not a huge space. I went on a Saturday afternoon and was in and out within 5 minutes. Great coffee spot to check out!

The lavender latte was so delicious, the added extra lavender buds made the drink taste better. One of the best lavender lattes I have had. The regular latte also tasted good.

Brought my buddy & his tween son to Home Coffee Roasters for a quick bfast before catching the train into the City. The boy wanted a latte & while daddy was picking up an order at Target, I thought it wouldn't hurt to let him indulge in an iced latte here. I got my usual, an Americano, black & my friend had an Americano, albeit not black, he adds splenda and oat milk, sighhh, that is no longer coffee but oh well... While I was ordering a barista came to check in if I needed help. I like that they have self-serve and a cashier to take orders -always great service. I had 1 of their avo toast this time and it was delicious. The space itself is small and simple. Simple colors and aesthetic but still with personality. Few small tables inside no seating outside.

Home is one of my favorite coffee spots in the city so I was elated to hear they opened up a location MUCH closer to me! It's a small space and gets packed super quick but they offer mobile orders for if you're in a rush! They have all of my favorites and seasonal offerings. I got my favorite which is the birthday latte and it was gorgeous and delicious! One of the current seasonal flavors is ube so I'll be back asap to try that! The vibe in the store is super cute and I LOVE the design on the cups. So excited to have a Home close to home and I will 1000% be back again soon!

Just a little jealous because downtown Sunnyvale is getting that much needed makeover but it just so happens to be after I moved out to a different city. Nonetheless home coffee roasters is a cute little shop right below target so it's perfect for the pick me up you need before or after shopping. The drinks are not the best I've ever had but also not the worst. The line may be long but when I went it was all self order and there was only one kiosk so be patient cause the drinks/food comes out fairly quick. Overall, very convenient coffee shop where the drinks will satisfy that craving

The interior is cute and the staff were friendly, but the coffee itself was pretty mediocre -- nothing that stands out for the price they charge. For how expensive the drinks are, you'd expect more depth or flavor. Honestly, the Teazzi Tea Shop next door offers way better-tasting drinks with the same caffeine kick, more variety, and around the same (if not lower) price. Nice vibe overall, but definitely not worth coming back just for the coffee.

Quaint little coffee shop at one of the corners of Target. The staff there is very friendly. My Matcha Latte was spot on in terms of taste, temperature, and size. I will definitely be back to try their Ube Latte!

Its a nice small corner shop near the target. It isn't too far from the office. The coffee is definitely a step up from what I could get at the office or nearby places. The regular employees here are friendly and would start a conversation if they aren't too busy. They let me know that they were planing on adding outdoor seating and wifi to accommodate some of the frequent corporate employees nearby which is a huge plus since I often run between short meeting breaks to grab something. I usually just get a latte or flat white here. Their custom creations may interest some but I prefer the tried and true. As for the vibes, this is one of the few places ive visited that got closest to the cafe vibes I got from my travels throughout tokyo. Friendly staff, small shop, no blaring music, and a few seating options for casual conversations.

I first tried Home Coffee Roasters in SF and LOVED IT so I was beyond excited to see one open closer to the South Bay! I'll have to try more of their drinks but I thought the SF location was better. The drinks left more of an impact on me there. But the drinks I got were still good! The iced sea salted caramel late was good but the Cookie Monster latte I prefer hot. Service was quick and easy! Super cute interior and location.

So excited to have this new addition to downtown Sunnyvale. We've been waiting for a coffee shop. We dropped by Friday late morning to check it out and to avoid the long lines. There was one person ahead of us for the kiosk. You can order with someone as well. I do wish they had an overhead menu as this caused people to browse the kiosk making it longer to order. We ordered an ice caramel soy latte and an ube latte. I liked my husband's hot ube latte a bit more than my iced caramel latte. A bit more expensive than other coffee joints in the South Bay. Decor is nice. Seating is limited. Unisex bathroom in the back. Someone mentioned no trash can - I don't recall one either. Plenty of garage parking nearby - free.

Excited for a Home in South Bay! There are two tablets to order from and a printed menu on the counter. No online ordering yet. They have all the usual drinks plus many "creative" ones. Make sure to get a hot latte if you want latte art. They also roast their own beans and sell bags for $18 each, $19.50 for decaf. This is definitely a to-go place, with only 5 chairs and 3 coffee tables. I'll be back to try more drinks.

I have always been a huge fan of the SF location. (Although the creative coffee selection has been getting more and more pricy these days) I am so glad Home has opened near my work place here in Sunnyvale. The staff here are awesome ( morning shift, weekday) They are always super welcoming and checked on the drinks. I truly appreciate their service and the vibes they bring. The Americano is awesome, and of course my favorite is the lavender latte. Easy to park as well.

Brand new coffee place in downtown Sunnyvale. There are many really creative drinks on the menu, such as Nutella latte, birthday cake latte, as well as an ube latte. The drinks are served with beautiful latte art, and the birthday cake latte is especially colorful (with an option to add sprinkles). There are a variety of sweet and savory food options, such as a strawberry pastry and a "curry donut", which are decent too. The place is busy, but service is quick and efficient. Not many places to sit, but it is bright and comfortable.

I checked out this place right after work around 2:30 pm and parked on the street. U can also park at the target garage. I got a lavender latte. It was sooo delicious. Can't wait to get it again! The inside feels so clean and nice. Idk if I missed it, I didn't see a trash can. I love how the kiosk is so big and easy to read.

I went here with coworkers for a celebration. I got the birthday cake latte and it was equally beautiful and delicious. There isn't much seating inside and there are a few tables in the shade outside.

- matcha-gato , not bad but the presentation is so ugly lol. I also did joy receive the waffle cone on mine like the menu said - frozen chocolate for kids - expected it to be a frosty or milkshake consistency but was just chocolate milk with a scoop of ice cream in it. Kids still will enjoy it but idk what was "frozen" about it - Cookie Monster - ordered as ice, pretty good not too sweet I would order this again - coketastic - I think I found the issue is their coffee is a little acidic so it keeps leaving a weird aftertaste. After the ice cream melted a bit it toned down that acidity and it was drinkable , but I would not reorder Large pretty space but barely anywhere to sit, the bar area is pretty and service was nice, but I would not go go out of my way for it , willing to come try again once everything gets settle in more.

Good coffee, I like their ordering system using the screen, super friendly service. Great spot, I will definitely come back.

So many good things about my favorite coffee shop, Home SF. I love the aesthetic and the art that comes with it especially the latte art. When your favorite barista makes a Pokémon design, I mean... come on. That kind of detail and creativity just makes the whole experience. Beyond the precision and the art, the coffee itself is fantastic. I'd highly, highly recommend the pour-over selection my favorite was the Yirgacheffe, easily the best I've had in recent memory. And honestly, I can tell it's going to be a perfect cup when my barista makes me grin, even on days I don't feel like it.

A home away from home! Having lived in inner sunset for 5 years, I loved going to Home coffee roasters in outer sunset. I loved their creative drinks, hospitality, and latte art. After moving back to South Bay, I was craving a coffee place in Sunnyvale but was missing Home. But alas, Home coffee roasters opened in Sunnyvale, and I could not have been happier. I ordered the red velvet latte which was great and look at that latte art! My only quip is that there's not really seating in the shop to get work done, but I guess I can't have it all. Overall 10/10 recommend this home away from home!

The sign for Home Coffee Roasters had been up for what seemed to be a long time, with no hint of when they would be opening (not even a vague "summer 2025"). Was on my way to Target on Sunday afternoon and noticed they finally opened! I walked in to take a look. The staff behind the counter was friendly, greeting us as we entered. I didn't see any posted menu signs on the wall. There was only one order kiosk and a printed price sheet on the counter. I don't know if there's online ordering. I did not see any signs with a QR code for this. I scrolled through the menu on the kiosk and noticed some price discrepancies on a few items. Some drinks were a priced a little higher on the kiosk (only by 25 cents) compared to what was printed on the price sheet left on the counter. I thought this was strange for a newly opened location. The menu includes the traditional coffee drinks you expect to find, as well as some of their own creations, plus tea, hot chocolate and juice. This place is small, with very little seating inside and no tables (that could be used for work/study). So don't come here expecting this to be your next "work/study outside of home" spot to hang out; try the 2 coffee shops on Murphy if that's what you're looking for. I love how they have floor to ceiling windows on 2 sides, making the inside space feel bright and not so cramped.

Service is very slow, multiple wrong orders before us, causing me to skip my paid order as I was in a rush.

Love coming here - the staff is always so friendly and welcoming, Yes, the drinks are on the pricier side, but you get what you pay for with consistent quality every single visit. Big bonus points for being dog-friendly and having nice outdoor seating.

The coffee was good and hit the spot! I was a little worried since I saw some reviews saying it was milky, but luckily I didn't have that issue. The service was also great - they were super friendly and welcoming :) it was a nice start to my day. I'll definitely visit again sometime!