Ki Coffee & Brunch

To me, best coffee in Portland. I just stopped after lunch nearby . As usual, I did not high hope and ready for cup of disappointment . ( reason for being home barista) but, their coffee menu’s gave feel and high hope. Milk drink, drip & even pour over!! There was some pause before served, but I had very rare with pleasant coffee experience. As coffee nerd, I can see that the barista knows and understands exact extraction time and dosing amount, coffee bean choices , so no bitterness like other chains. Their served cup and saucer also best gear for keep the coffee well. (Also, very well known & loved by barista and coffee nerds. ) I feel the barista’s passion and perfection for the one cup of best coffee. To me , I had it was perfect balanced Flat White without disappointment. In the future, I will try the pour over menu with high hope.

Went on a Saturday, late morning. It was moderately busy, service was really slow, food selection was typical coffee shop fair. They do have some creative, untypical drinks along with the standard coffee drinks.

Lots of tables and room to work. Close to police station, get some cops in there meeting and drinking coffee. Staff is really nice. Good coffee!

I have always loved coming to Ki for the 6 years I have lived in the area. I love the little market inside and the vibe is great, not too loud etc. I have always appreciated the vegan options here. Recently I found out I am also allergic to wheat and it has been hard to find food eating out. The staff was so sweet and helped me by making a plate using the hasbrown for a vegan gf option, vegan egg, and veggies with hummus. They were very kind about my allergies which I know can be a pain for restaurants/cafes. I would highly recommend Ki. Thank you guys for being inclusive with vegan and gf options!

This coffee shop cafe slash gift shop is OK. This shop was cute but crowded. Crowded with retail displays, tables, chairs and service carts. The space was more for the retail, less for the comfort of the customers. The store also had what appeared to be a pop-up cookie business selling cookies at their own table separate from the stores sales counter/cashier. The food was basic and tasted fine. The coffee and drink options were good. Single, couples and families with children were dining at this shop on a Saturday morning. It was crowded. The service desk/cashier area was poorly designed and akuward for the customer to order from. The seating was hard and uncomfortable. I hope to check this place out on a quieter and less busy time.

Great sandwiches here and good prices. This is hidden back in a tucked away little shopping center and it's sort of hard to find but it is very good. Service can be a bit slow but I also come at very busy times. They have gluten free bread options for sandwiches. It's really small slices but they make it work. It's worth a stop!

Went here on a whim and was pleasantly surprised with a unique and delicious menu. Their setup was a little crowded and the counterspace bit confusing at first. The back room with more tables was a bit unkempt and it felt like they were suffering from being so busy, but I was there during peak hours on a Saturday so I can't fault them too much for that! Food was delicious regardless and I loved perusing the locally made goods at the front of the shop.

First visit--I waited for my unsweetened soy milk matcha latte for 20 minutes. I walked in as they opened after two police officers and a lady. They got their drinks right away. I saw a handful of people walk in and leave with their online orders. After 15 minutes of waiting, I asked about my drink because I didn't want to be late for work. A lady making food in the kitchen said, "it's getting made." Then, she proceeded to make whatever food she was preparing. Then, I watched another person with long nails (not hygienic for food service), despite having heard me ask about my order, proceeded to move all outdoor tables and chairs outside first before making my drink.They didn't wash their hands. The drink was good although I don't think they used soy milk like I requested. Second time, I did an online order for a same drink. It was ready to pick up way before the estimated time--maybe they prioritize those? I got back in my car and took a sip and it was so sweet, I tasted soy milk this time. Is the soy milk sweetened? Anyway, both times, I walked out smelling like a greasy spoon diner from whatever food they are making daily. I was literally in there for two seconds the second time but I smelled like grease driving home.

This is such a great space for coffee, breakfast, and working/studying. They have plenty of seating available. The staff were all very friendly. I appreciated that they don't charge extra for alternative milks and they offer gluten free bread as an option. I got the Full Metal Alchemist Avocado Toast on gluten free bread, and it was good, but a little heavy on the salt. My colleague got the Anam A Nom on gluten free bread and it looked like adorably overstuffed tea sandwiches due to the small size of the bread slices. I really enjoyed the little shop area of cute little gifts and stationery. There were really cute Japanese greeting cards and posters, different types of merch, washi tape, stickers, local gifts, and so much more! I could see myself spending a lot of my time here.

First time here, my wife is on a mission to try as many coffee spots in Beaverton and Hillsboro. Seating is maximized here, which takes away from the overall ambiance since it can get pretty crowded. That being said I do appreciate that there is enough seating, so I understand that it is a tough to find the middle ground. I do love the small storefront that several coffee shops have, and they did have some very adorable bamboo stickers! I only ordered food, so I can't really speak to the coffee. I had the Plate#3 which came with bacon, sausage, eggs, avocado, toast, and hashbrown. The stand out was by FAR the fried eggs. They were cooked perfectly where the yolk is still runny but there was a slight crisp around the edges. Honestly the rest was a little on the disappointing side. I know there are people who enjoy either crunchy or soft bacon, but the bacon here was crispy to the point where it was almost burnt. In contrast the toast felt barely toasted. And the Hashbrown was one of those store bought oval shaped hashbrowns.

I make my own espresso and buy my coffee beans here. Very good price. I would sometimes try their coffee. I've tried their cardamom coffee, golden yogi, and lavender fog tea. All great! My only complaint: your clothes will smell even if you just go in to pick up your coffee. They need better exhaust/ventilation system.

Stopped in for the first time and was pleasantly surprised. Lovely atmosphere with unique quirks. They have whole bean coffee for sale and a dedicated area for boutique gifts in front. Ample seating and very fair prices in the menu compared to similar places in the area. I ordered a bagel sandwich and a French press. The food was delicious but the coffee was a bit cool for my taste (tepid at best). Plenty of outlets for working. The WiFi was consistent. My only knock is that the bathrooms were locked with a code... but I guess that's Portland in 2025. Staff were friendly and pleasant. Everyone seemed happy! That's always a perk. It was a bit loud compared to the average coffee shop but the food was wonderful. I'll be back very soon!

Easy to get to location. Cute little shop inside. Lots of choices for meal or drinks. Staff was fine, not the most engaging for someone who had not been there before. Loved my simple drip coffee though

Cute coffee shop with open space and lots of goodies from Japan like prints and knickknacks. Really enjoyed the Ube Brownie which tasted very accurately of brownies but not too sweet. Great spot to hangout or grab some treats. They got a menu of tasty-sounding bagel sandwiches.

The coffee was full bodied and the avocado toast was very tasty. Wonderful decor with a little shop with great gift ideas. The main issue was the strong smell of old bacon grease. To me it was overwhelming and I'm not a vegetarian. It really spoiled the ambiance.

Stopped for a quick breakfast while in the area. We got a Rose chai and cappuccino and both the beverages were ok but the Rose flavored drink hardly had any rose taste. The Vegan cookie I got was scrumptious albeit pricey for a cookie. The Bagel was delicious as well. Lots of cute stuff for sale and priced reasonably as well . The staff was professional but not particularly warm but it could have been the weekend morning rush .

Went to Ki today based on all the nice reviews. The shop itself is cute but, the coffee and service was terrible. My friend and I ordered at our table via the HURS app. It took over 30 minutes for our order of ice coffee and cookie to get made. My ice coffee came out as a hot coffee. I spoke to the barista and watched her just pour it over ice. It was weak lukewarm and tasteless. I ordered a chocolate chip cookie and it wasn't delivered and then when I inquired about it I was told they were out of that cookie and a stale snickerdoodle was the replacement. Sad to be disappointed when I support local shops.

Ordered: -The Craven breakfast sandwich w/ Asiago bagel -Mr. Tanaka latte Pro: -We enjoyed how the Asiago bagel was not too thick with our breakfast sandwich. It had a good crunch and was chewy! -The Mr. T latte was not too sweet and we enjoyed it. -Friendly staff & food came out promptly -Cute gift shop inside with some Japanese art, stickers etc -Plenty of seating & parking -A few seats in the front of the cafe if you want to soak up some sun

I have heard great things about this coffee shop and finally got the chance to visit this past week. This shop is in a small strip mall area that shares a big parking lot with a few other businesses but there are plenty of spots. Walking inside you can see the whole store from the entrance, nice open spaces with tables and spots for lots of merchandise. To your right upon entry is a storefront full off unique paper and ceramic goods, and random (but extremely adorable) knickknacks. The menu is pretty straight forward at the ordering counter and it looked like they had a counter for pick ups/online orders close to the door separate from the inside pick-up counter. We took a little time deciding what to drink and didn't mind that we had to wait a little for the staff to take our order (they seemed a little busy in the back making food orders). Service was friendly. I got the hot spicy chai latte with oat milk and my friend got the hot cardamom chai with regular milk. Both drinks came out to the perfect temperature and if it was an option I would love to have a 1/2 and 1/2 of each bc that would be the perfect combination - best of both worlds and preferences! We didn't get any food but the sandwiches we see other people have looked delicious. There was a little pesky fly that was flying around while we were sitting the back table. There were some people studying and also playing cards too. Felt like a cool place to hang out and get some great brews and food. Come check it out!

Great service, amazing ambiance ! Super chill place to study. The coffee is amazing and the avocado toast was delicious !!! The way they fried their eggs is on top! Will definitely come back

This is our GO TO COFFEE SHOP! Every time I go I try something new to eat and something new to drink! I'm never disappointed. The staff works fast and hard! I always try to score a window seat for people/car watching. They also have a lot of stickers and local stuff off in the corner you can browse and buy! I generally don't leave without a sticker every time!

Great coffee! Delicious breakfast sandwiches! Yum.... Excellent service! Cozy and homey atmosphere. I loved my Awkward aardvark sandwich. Ate half while it was hot then had the other half hours later. But still delicious.

I highly recommend this place for all your coffee cravings!!! 10/10 Ki Coffee came highly recommended by many people and my boyfriend and I finally tried it! I consider myself a coffee snob and they absolutely killed this latte. The mix of vanilla, honey, and cinnamon is the perfect balance and you can taste the quality of the coffee throughout the latte. I enjoy the quiet music and Japanese inspired decor around the shop. They tend to have steady business even 10 minutes before closing.

This place was a super cute local coffee shop to host an event at. My friend had a pop up here with her business and I wanted to support her so we came out. I know that bacon is a love language to many people but I haven't been able to smell it without being nauseous for over 10 years since I was first pregnant. And the smell was OVERWHELMING to me upon opening the door. I realize this isn't a thing for most people but just like cigarette smoke, I am super smell sensitive to any scent and this was bad to me. I loved their cute crafty items and grabbed a couple of birthday and Christmas gifts for friends and family. They have a decent coffee selection and an okay vegan menu as well to choose from. Just in comparison to other coffee shops I wasn't impressed. I felt like the menu wasn't great and the space itself was awkward and VERY hot inside because of the closed off setup. I didn't feel it was great it was just meh. I won't be back.

This place has the best bagel sandwiches, coffee, and vibes. Great place to wind down and get some work done, plus a cute local shop located in the front that's curated to Japanese art and goods!

Great ambience (almost Mediterranean), impressive assortment of flavors. I get a latte with cardamom powder, coconut and whole milk (half of each) and sugar free vanilla when I go here and it's great!

Two stars indicates it needs improvement. Well, yes, they certainly do. First thing I noticed upon entering this last time, is that it smelled rank in there. I couldn't even put my finger on what it was, but it wasn't coffee and it wasn't food. Maybe they're mopping their floors with old stinky mops? Anyway... This place is next door to my chiropractor's office so I've been there a couple times out of convenience and each time I've been, the staff have been incredibly apathetic and rude, with a snobby, elitist attitude about them. None of them smiled at or chatted with customers and they didn't even say even two words to each other and I was there for about 20-30 minutes. I forgot to tell them what size I wanted and I didn't realize until after I had already paid. Dude didn't even ask me, just allowed this to happen, and then I was given a 16 oz coffee not even fully sure if that's what I paid for or not and honestly it wasn't even very good. I can get better coffee at Starbucks. Ended up waiting over 15 minutes for a cold brew and it wasn't even very busy. I thought for the longest time that he didn't give my order to the girl and considered going up and asking about it, but they were both so standoffish that I didn't even want to approach them. (For those who don't know, cold brew is made ahead of time so basically all it takes is pulling it out of the cooler pouring it over some ice and popping a lid on it.) The upside to this place is they have some pretty cool flavors, to which I'm assuming they make their own extracted simple syrups, and they have a cute Asian inspired gift shop inside. But the cold shoulder and weird vibes will prevent me from going back.

I came here to meet up with a friend on a Friday morning and it wasn't too busy. There was a decent amount of people but we easily found a spot outside to enjoy the nice weather. I ordered the Ube latte and quite enjoyed it! You definitely taste the Ube but not overpowering and the coffee itself was so pleasing to look at. I really appreciated the anime references on their menu! For food, I got the One Punch avocado toast. I really enjoyed it but felt like the ingredients were oddly placed on the toast in order to make it aesthetically pleasing. One side had the pickled onion and the other had the radish so I didn't realize my first bite was all onion and I didn't have any more for my other bites. I wish the ingredients were evenly placed so I had a bite of all the ingredients in one bite. And honestly, quite expensive for what you get in my opinion. However, I would definitely come here again for coffee!

Cute interior with a little bookstore. I loved the drink and milk options. I got a Turmeric Latte with Cardamon added ($5).

This place is a GEM! I ordered my usual go-to: a hot honey oat milk latte. It was absolutely delicious! They make their own honey simple syrup from scratch. I can tell the difference, it's much better than artificial syrups. They have the cutest gift shop area with a variety of gifts-- it could certainly get me and my wallet into some trouble! I didn't get any food, but I will be going back to try some out because everything looked amazing.

Came for a quick lunch with my friend. The lunch items are on the pricier side; my sandwich was around $15 give or take but the sandwiches are thick and they come with large side salads. Overall it was quite tasty. My coffee was good as well. There's plenty of seating in the restaurant and there's a cute gift shop with handmade items by the door too! Would recommend checking out if you're in the area.

Okay it's been a few more visits and although it still takes some time for beverages and food but now understanding why.....Quality and effort it takes for my specialty drink with slow pour and deliciousness for food!!! Updated review and status gladly plus well deserved!!! Must try aardvark breakfast sandwich on sourdough...Game changer!!!

Everything tasted great but it gets slower and slower behind the counter. I'm here waiting 20 min for a latte. My sandwich is ready before the latte. Basically don't bother coming in and ordering if you need something in even a somewhat timely manner. This is how it always is except weekdays at like 2pm. This isn't a first.

Ki coffee is one of my favorite places to go. They do the best Matcha around. Smooth and velvety deliciousness. We are so glad they survived the pandemic, they made lots of adjustments to their hours to help them survive. Despite them not being super close to us we really try to visit at least once a week or more if in the area. Things have definitely come back to normal and they have increased their brunch options which we always would enjoy on the weekends. They always have lots of fun and cool things for sale as you enter. A wall of great art from local artists that you can buy from. Their coffee drink names are fun and absolutely delicious. I have never had a drink I did not like. The staff and owners are always super friendly and happy which makes it even a better place to go to. Whenever we have guests in town we love to take them here as it is a wonderful experience and fantastic coffee.

This coffee shop is so cute!! When you walk in there's an area with a bunch of gifts, stickers, notebooks and more that you could easily browse for the duration of your visit. I was tempted to buy a few things but was able to focus in to get my morning coffee. The staff was really friendly and I asked them to surprise me with a drink since so many items sounded delicious. They also have food and it smelled amazing inside the cafe. Don't make the same mistake I did- buy some food!! I wish I had gotten some, my friend went back after I left and said everything she tried was delicious. As for the coffee I did get- it was so tasty! I'm pretty sure they chose the Goblin King as my surprise drink, it has white chocolate, caramel and vanilla and was just what I needed to get my day started. They also have free Wi-Fi and plenty of bigger and smaller tables that are perfect if you're studying, working or meeting a friend. I'm sad I only got to visit once during my trip.

Ki coffee makes the world go round , caffeine, swears, sandwiches and good music. Sandwiches - fresh sprouts and everything has a hot kick from spicy aiolis or habanero jams. Matcha latte- yes with oat milk London fog - tea latte one of the best Endless amount of artwork, gifts, stickers, posters, clothes and trinkets. Like a stationary store and cafe mash up Awesome staff, friendly Seating - there is a ton of seating and tables

So sorry but it's extremely dirty in there and I mean it needs to be closed and cleaned!!! Had a breakfast bagel that tasted good, sure. But my stomach hurt shortly after eating it. Now hours later I'm sick. Please clean your damn business.

Ki has become our recent obsession. It's tucked away in a little strip mall, a hidden gem if you will. Part of the restaurant is a cute little shop and we somehow always manage to buy something. My daughter is obsessed with their stickers and they also have cute greeting cards, which is super convenient. They have really delicious breakfast sandwiches, we usually get one of their bagel sandwiches, they are all so good. They also have avocado toast that looks delicious, but I've yet to try it. They don't really have pastries, so if you are looking for that, I wouldn't come here. They have a really great coffee menu with the usual suspects and a few specialty lattes. The Bear Hug tastes just like a Teddy Graham. What I love is that they have a chai menu! I am obsessed with their cardamom chai, if they bottled it I would buy it! My daughter even usually gets her own, which I happily end up finishing for her. They have a spicy chai, a rose chai, and 2 other options. We love stopping here before heading to the market or really anytime. It's such a great option!

Just got a tea with someone I was networking with and Ki was the perfect spot to do it! It was cozy but not cramped, plenty of seating available with big working tables, and it wasn't too loud - all conveniently in the heart of Beaverton. Will definitely be coming back. I also recommend the rose chai! So good

Came here on a Wednesday afternoon to grab some coffee and food before starting my work shift. The atmosphere was great - very modern and inviting. I ordered through the QR code on the table through the purs app since it would save the business on transactional fees. The only drawback was that the groups that came in after and ordered at the POS got their items quite a bit sooner than me. There was a cute gift shop area to browse around while waiting for your order so that is always a plus! I ordered the ube latte and Fullmetal Alchemist. The latte itself was very smooth and creamy; however, the ube flavor was very light. The cup was filled to the brim with beautiful latte art and served at a nice, warm temperature. The Fullmetal Alchemist was quite pricey but very scrumptious. The eggs were cooked perfectly, the saltiness and savory components combined with the creamy avocado and egg yolks was great! Although it had jalapeño hot sauce and cayenne, I feel like it was very subtle. I would recommend giving it a try even if you have a low spice tolerance!

I'm pretty picky about my lattes and this place is definitely on my favorites now! I'll be visiting this place every time I visit Portland now. I got the "Bee Good" which is a coffee latte with honey and lavender. The lavender stands out and it's just the right about of sweetness. I'd maybe ask for another shot to make the coffee stronger but it's delicious nonetheless. My husband got the cardamom latte which uses their own house made cardamom syrup and it's just the right shout of spice and chai! It's so delicious and I highly recommend this if you're not in a mood for coffee.

I love this cute little coffee shop. The food is good, the service is friendly and the ambiance is nice. Love the local merchandise, and fun little gifts to pick up for that special person. I love the personal French press.

Sweet, cute coffee shop. It does get busy and tables are actually quite big so a small group might have trouble finding a spot. The staff is nice, the lattes are delicious and I had their avocado toast and it was also amazing. Overall very good quality would recommend!

This is my all time favorite cafe. They are insanely consistent, delicious, and everyone is kind. Been going for about 3 years and never had a bad experience.

Great coffee and delicious pastries as well as breakfast bagel sandwiches. I really liked shopping around while I waited. Lots of cute Knick knacks and witchy stuff. Everyone was friendly and yes it's kid friendly.

Adorable coffee/gift shop tucked away in a parking lot I've driven by literally thousands of times. I'm mad I e never gone to Ki sooner! Staff is really sweet and the coffee/breakfast bagels are delish. I'll definitely go back.

Busy on the weekend but decent breakfast sandwiches and coffee. Nice assortment of Chai flavors. Community dining feel.

First time here after the previous coffee shop closed down. This place had lots of local things for sale such as cute stickers, pins, etc. They had a lot of interesting drinks. I'm just not as adventurous but if you like lavender, cinnamon, and other spices. Since I'm at a new spot I usually try something a bit more "normal." I love cappuccino so I got one to try. Their drinks are a bit more pricey than others but I don't mind especially as a reward for myself :) It was very good, strong, smooth, and fruity. I really enjoyed it! P.S. I saw pictures with a cute sticker or their logo on it but mine was plain:( it didn't reduce the stars but thought it would be nicer for an instragram pic haha.

This is such a great little coffee shop! I "discovered" it for the first time today! Upon walking in, I was immediately drawn to their little gift shop area, and I was pleasantly surprised by the abundance of witchy and pagan items (among many other lovely goodies) they had to offer. I ended up choosing out a cute enamel pin before ordering my coffee and food. The shop is pretty big and there is an abundance of seating available, although the walkways are rather narrow, making it challenging for people to move past each other when a line forms. Sunday seems to be a pretty busy day, as there was almost constantly a line of customers waiting to order. When I made it to the checkout, I was a bit put off by the behavior of the cashier. He did not greet me and he wasn't particularly kind or pleasant to interact with. When I was asking him questions, he seemed keen to answer only by nodding or shaking his head and using as few words as possible. He wouldn't even use his words to tell me what syrup flavors they had available. It was clear he didn't want to be there and my questions were annoying to him. I was also upset to find that he charged me $17 for the pin that was stickered as $14, something I didn't realize until I was looking at the receipt I received by email after I got home. The coffee was pretty good. A true cappuccino is supposed to be 6 to 8 oz., but their cup was 10 or 12 oz, leading to slightly too much milk for a cappuccino. It was also a hair on the sweet side for my tastes. I ordered the "Three" plate for breakfast and that was pretty solid. I don't know how I've lived in Beaverton for 4 years and didn't know of this place that serves food and brunch (a rare find, indeed) AND has a cute gift shop stocked with things like tarot cards. All in all, I will certainly return and hopefully be greeted by a more pleasant person next time.

The little store inside the place is a nice touch. Ordered a small drip decaf which only comes in a medium to light roast they said. Thought it tasted a bit watery. Their water is from the tap even the self serve decanter (asked). The place smells amazing like fresh breakfast. The place was a bit cramped and was not the cleanest. The dishes tub was way over flowed. Garbage can was to max (before noon). No place to add my coconut milk to coffee. The guy who took my order was nice but had an attitude. At first he just stood there when I walked up and didn't say anything. I had to say hi (awkward). My coffee is pretty acidic. Have to say McDonald's serves a better decaf and it is only 1.20$. Give my coffee here about a 'C' rating. Said thank you to the guy who poured it he didn't say anything back. Cheer up guys! Your better off going to Brickhaus or Starbucks they use filtered water and pretty friendly.

Perfect spot to get some work done with plug outlets, plenty of seating, friendly staff, and a variety of menu options. You can order at the cashier or using a QR at your table which helps save time. Cute corner section of goodies and local artwork/stickers. Loved the awkward aardvark breakfast sandwich & bee good latte!

Was looking for some coffee in the area and my friend found Ki Coffee nearby in Beaverton; you have to go around the main street to get to the parking lot. I opted for the Bear Hug- vanilla, honey, and cinnamon with oat milk (iced, large size). They took about 10 mins to make and I was surprised at the subtleties of the honey. The drink was surprisingly very smooth, not too sweet, and was exactly what I wanted in a cup of coffee. Probably would come back another time to try their hazelnut flavors. They have a few places to sit inside and do have a marketplace of sorts that's full of art/souvenirs as well. Service here really nice, accommodating, and were able to answer any questions we had.

Went in about a week ago and had a very off putting experience. I walked in and browsed the gift section/stickers and ended up grabbing a few things. I walked up to the register to place an order for coffee and waited maybe 30 seconds before a lady walked up to the other register, next to the one I was standing in front of. She didn't look at me or acknowledge me so I waited before she abruptly said "at this register" without a smile or even a hello. So I take two steps to the right and order my drink. Maybe she had a bad day? The entire time I was ordering I felt a lot of hostility from her. Little comments said here and there to the point I just kind of stood back and looked at her in confusion. Did I do something wrong? I just remember feeling immediately uncomfortable. I normally wouldn't leave a review like this but I honestly hope someone there reads this and prevent something like this from happening to someone else. To walk away with the feeling I did after spending 40+ dollars is not something I wish on anyone. I haven't tried the food but the drinks seem ok! I personally won't be going back and to whoever that lady is - I hope you're having a better day!

Got the Bee Good signature coffee and it was pretty good. We got two bagel sandwiches-- The Paul and the Griffith. I liked the Griffith better. Their avocado slices were all brown and dark. Lots of tables to get some work done. Just know that the kitchen is outside, so you will hear massive amount of dishes clanking and hitting as they're being washed. Don't expect a nice quiet coffee shop.

This place is work of art! Tucked in Beaverton, this café has gift shop with displays from local artists. Of course their Cardamom latte is on point, but this place also has nice brunch options and is large group friendly.

I like this coffee shop because they have plenty of non-coffee options. I don't drink coffee, but I do like to have a chai or matcha latte in the morning. Ki's has a lot of options for me. There are like four or five different kinds of chai! I've tried a couple so far and enjoyed them both! Looking forward to trying the others.

The bear hug is so comforting, I drive a distance for that and the awkward ardvark on sourdough! (Sub bacon for sausage) Cozy space with super cool variety of gifts, they also sell bags of coffee from my favorite roasters.