Koba Café

Great service, the owner was super friendly and had a great sense of humor. Tried two chai lattes and a blueberry bagel with butter and everything was great. They have a beautiful indoors space this is a great place to get some coffee and food and get some work done on a laptop or do some light reading.

One of my favorite spots in Bmore for a good latte! Such a homey/cozy vibe upstairs with lots of comfortable seating, and the staff are always so kind ☺️

I stopped here to grab a latte and breakfast before an event. Very welcoming feeling when I walked in. They offer a variety of drinks and breakfast sandwiches. I had a Latte w/Irish cream I thought it tasted like watered down; like hot water and milk with flavor. My son has the Mocha freeze and croissant egg and cheese. He said the freeze was ok but loved the sandwich. I went here because it was noted as one of the top coffee places in Baltimore, MD. It’s possible that their drip coffee is awesome, I didn’t get that. But I did see a lot of local customers buying the drip coffee in waves.

Great coffee and food. The bacon, egg, and cheese on croissant was amazing. And all this is held together by a very welcoming owner who makes you feel like family. We need more local places like this in our communities. Must visit spot for breakfast.

I found this way to work a lil before my cruise and I'm so glad I did! Lovely place to do some work and or just hangout. I love the energy I felt when I walked in, everyone is very nice and warm. Also the antique stuff around and Art was lovely to see 😬. Work notes: -Strong Wifi -Could use a few more outlet areas

First time here, will be frequenting back. Food was great and super fresh, reasonably priced. The hospitality was so so sweet and refreshing, love this place!

Recently they added wonderful gluten free (GF) foccocia bread that all their sandwiches can be made with, what a great tasting addition to the menu!!! Even if you don't eat gluten free, the foccocia is terrific. This is a wonderfully warm place with plenty of places to sit, great personal service, and wonderful energy. There is an upstairs with WiFi if you want to hangout and work.

LOVE this place! Great place, great people, great coffee. Not only do they have great coffee but they have a wide selection of options of sandwiches, wraps, desserts, juices/drinks, etc. They also have vegan options. The upstairs is a cool, chill vibe where you can relax and read or do work or meet friends and hang out. I also like the local art on the walls. The owner, Adam, makes everyone feel welcome and has created a relaxing vibe. By far, the best coffee shop around!

Koba is my favorite coffee shop in Baltimore. I will drive over even from the other side of town because it reminds me so much of cute, eclectic coffee shops I used to frequent when I lived in NYC. I absolutely love how sun soaked it is in the daytime and the ample seating upstairs. I love the comfy seating more than the tables. The coffee flavors are always on point and I love trying the different syrups they have. I love the plants and the ambiance as well. I've never gotten the food but need to try one day. Great place to get some work done. The people who work there are all so nice!

I came here for a period of time on almost a daily basis. It's a very quaint coffee shop and cafe. Very classic, and does not have the modern aesthetic of newer coffee shops, so don't come looking for that. It's Black-owned and has very personalized service. The menu options are tasty, so its a good lunch time option. They also have some good dessert options and teas. It would be nice to get more protein on the sandwiches- I cannot confirm that it is a full 4oz serving, which leaves me feeling hungry again soon after eating.

I came here for the first time with a friend after a run. We walked, but there are a few free street parkings available nearby if you drive over. Koba has a cute exterior with nice decor and ambiance, though the interior does feel more like something out of the 90s, I did actually enjoy the nostalgic vibes. Their menu is not up to date, I am happy to report after asking the barista that they carry matcha lattes! She was very nice to make this for us as I am not certain this is a regular offering. Koba has a LOT of seating upstairs that's perfect for a study date (solo or otherwise!) at a café! They carry a bunch of refrigerated drinks as well if you're not in the mood for a prepared drink. They also have a selection of foods offered through baked goods and actual meals on the menu. Hot Matcha Latte w/ whole milk 1.5/5, I agree with my friend that this does not taste like matcha in the slightest. However! It does absolutely taste like a very white chocolate mocha from Starbucks that I do like the taste of! For that reason, I've raised the rating an extra 1/2 star. Iced Matcha Latte w/ whole milk 1/5, my friend reviewed this one as it was his order. He noted it did not taste like matcha and he would not reorder it as a result. Banana nut muffin 3/5, this was decent I don't think I would order it again as I would want to try something else but it satisfied my baked good craving

As I type, I am currently working here for a remote work day. I love the atmosphere here-- it's bright and cheery! There's an upper level loft with plenty of seating and tables to work remotely! I tried the Milky Way latte iced with almond milk, it's pretty solid and creamy. But what really stood out to me was the bacon egg and cheese croissant! A perfectly buttery croissant, just the right size sandwich to have a medium portioned breakfast. The internet here seems to be very stable, and its quiet upstairs, good for taking meetings. Sometimes it can get a bit crowded (it's still a public space), but it's been really great. So glad I discovered this spot today! Service here was very good! Everyone is very polite and laid back, they also will bring your food to your table, an unexpected addition to the spot (its order at the counter). I love it here and I can see myself coming more and more! A cute gem near locust point! Check it out:)

Super vintage, rustic vibes with 2 floors perfect for studying. + Cafe Au Lait (under $5; sf coconut and hazelnut syrups): okay, very inexpensive for a quick coffee (7/10)

Great spot for a relaxing cup of tea! Their breakfast is really good too. I had a sausage, egg and cheese croissant and a cheddar quiche. The steamed chai was perfect. Noticed the menu is a bit outdated but it was quite nice to see since it felt so nostalgic! Plus most cafes have the same menu and it gave me the chance to get something instead of my usual matcha latte. The decor is eclectic and homey. A great place to study or chat with friends. The staff were so kind and friendly. Parking might be tough during busy time, but I went around 11 AM on a Saturday and had no issues. I will come back soon!

Literally my new favorite coffee shop in the city with just one visit!! From the outside ambiance to the customer service to the delicious coffee... 10 out of 10!

Visited this cute cafe on a Saturday morning at 7am (right when they open). I got there a little before opening and sat on their bench outside until they did. I came to this cafe because I read good things about their matcha latte. I ordered a matcha latte with oat milk and an avocado toast. They have a good amount of indoor seating. I enjoyed sitting by their window and people watching. There was only one person working when I arrived. She was kind and very fast at getting everyone's orders. The matcha I got was pretty good, but it was much sweeter than I expected. I'm not sure if they put some sort of sweetener in it, but it had a very sweet after taste. The avocado toast was pretty plain, just avocado with some spices. It had a bit of a kick. I think they put a lot of cayenne pepper in it. I enjoyed starting my morning at Koba Cafe. They had a lot of drink and food options.

I had the best surprise with this place today! I pulled up to a random coffee shop nearby, but it didn't vibe right, so I decided to search again. Enter Koba--instant LOVE! I ordered an iced mocha latte, and let me tell you, the attention to detail and flavor in that one drink was unreal. DELICIOUS. They also have tons of space for anyone working or studying, which is perfect for my kind of spot. The service was also top notch! I'm kicking myself for not having more time to try the food before my flight. Finding out it's Senegalese-owned just made me love it even more. I will return.

Koba Café is in a great location with lots of street parking and lots of seating inside. The food and drinks are good. Upstairs is a great space for reading or working, however, when I went to use their WiFi I realized it was an open network which I don't understand if you're a space that clearly promotes working there, for this they get 4 stars. I didn't feel comfortable doing work there on an open network and left right after my meal although I had intentions of staying a while. Please update to a secure network!

food is delicious and the service is absolutely wonderful. The atmosphere and people here are extremely welcoming. Definitely a great spot to visit.

First coffee shop of 2023! Koba is a cozy shop on the corner. The young lady at the counter was friendly. She was familiar with the two customers in front of me. It definitely had a neighborhood friendly vibe. The shop was busy. Most of the tables on the first floor were taken up when I was there. Be sure to take a stroll up the stairs. At the top of the stairs was an adorable little spot for two people to sit and chat. The second floor has a great little area to sit and ready or study. The top floor was full of light. I ordered my usual cortado. It was a solid drink. It wasn't bad but it also wasn't anything to write home about.

The owner is so sweet and helpful and always remembers you and will greet you! Love their food and smoothies and coffee, honorable mention for the price of their coffee, so hard to find a coffee under $5 but this place has it!

Definitely becoming one of my go-to places to get work done. It's a quaint 2 floor cafe right on the corner of Fort Ave & Webster Ave just a couple blocks off Key Hwy. Although on a busy street and we'll populated area, I've never had trouble finding parking. I've gone during the week and later on a weekend. I'm sure it's far more congested on a Sat morning. The first floor has a few tables, the restroom and is where you order your food or drinks. And trust me, it has more menu offerings than you might think given it's size. The second floor has more seating, and even a small room if you need privacy for working or studying. People tend to keep their voices lower or simply quiet upstairs so you can get lots down. They're even kind enough to bring to you if you're upstairs. Such a cute place with friendly staff, WiFi, yummy sandwiches, salads and beverages. Almost didn't want to write this review because I'd like to keep it to myself.

I've been to this cafe several times over the years and have never been impressed with the coffee or food. Today I bought a cheesecake slice and when I went home to eat it I opened it up to find mold covering the whole top of it. Clearly will not be revisiting this establishment especially when there are so many other , better cafes in the area.

I can't say that I spend a ton of time in south Baltimore. That may change now that I came across this jewel of a cafe on Fort. What strikes you once you come in is how welcoming the place is. The staffer beamed as she welcomed us in and offered her suggestions. Secondly, the place is clean. Like, really clean. The owner, Adama (Black owned btw!) was personally wiping down tables after guests left. Once I saw that, I knew I'd made the right call. I ordered the mango curry chicken wrap with kale salad while my guest ordered the veggie powerhouse wrap also with the salad. They were delightful! The chicken was sweet without being cloying and the salad was fresh and robust. Their tea selections are organic and the tropical smoothie is can be made to order. The experience gave me hope that more places could serve healthier foods that don't taste like you're eating twigs. Anyway, I will most certainly return to explore more of their offerings.

My first time to this cute cafe and I had a great experience with Khalif. He helped me pick exactly what I needed and everything turned out wonderful. Ended up picking an iced butterscotch caramel latte and potentially one of the best blueberry scones I've had from a cafe. Great all around in and out experience! They had all kinds of decent looking pre-made goodies and a large drink and food menu to choose from too. Wish they had little places like this back home! Anyone visiting or new to the area should check it out!

Solid little coffee shop. It's a busy neighborhood but I didn't have a problem finding parking on the street. Everything was extremely well priced and the food was very good, the coffee wasn't anything special but this was a great spot to grab lunch.

Tasty sandwiches, wraps, and salads for lunch or breakfast. There is a nice selection of drinks from the espresso bar. The service is always personable and cheerful. There are places to sit on the main floor and upstairs it is not uncommon to find people with their laptops and working. A friendly and welcoming neighborhood place.

Local neighborhood coffee shop with a variety of cookies, pastries, beverages, sandwiches, etc... I've been to Koba Cafe twice now. I'm impressed by the variety of food and drinks that they have for such a small place. I've tried the Honey Lavender Latte and some of their cookies, I believe it was called Sheila's cookie or something like that. I really enjoyed the Honey Lavender Latte and hope to try more of their food items in the near future.

My favorite place to go when I need to work from home. They offer WiFi and their upstairs area has a homey ambience and during the week it's very quiet and I can get a lot of work done. I have been here many times and the food is always good. My favorites are the croissant sandwich with bacon and mango curry chicken salad. I usually get the same dish every visit with coffee or hot chocolate. The staff is friendly and nice. It's busier on the weekends and the upstairs area is still quiet with a lot of people on their computers.

Kudos to hubby for finding this little cafe off of Fort Ave. The app took us past the location, but no worries, we just turned around and lucky enough, we found a parking spot only a few steps away. Koba Cafe is nestled on the corner of Fort Ave and Webster St. Upon entry, we were greeted right away. Hubby was asked to wear a mask while inside, and he obliged. He ordered us the Breakfast Burrito, and coffee for himself and I had the Ginger Citrus herbal tea w/ honey We sat toward the back where we can look at great artwork by local artists. We waited until our burritos were prepared, and looked at the decor and art and looked up other activities to get into for that day. They brought our burritos to our table. The breakfast burritos were stuffed with bacon, sausage, eggs, spinach, cheese, and salsa. And I must say, hats off to the chef, and looks like I need to ask for the recipe and get me a grill for sandwiches. The salsa had the right amount of heat, and the flavors were impeccable. The cost for everything was about $20. Overall, we will return if we are in the area.

There needs to be more coffee shops as cute and friendly as this one! I was in the mood to visit a local coffee shop, where I could also get work done, that's NOT a Starbucks. This one was close by, so I drove over since I'm not a local. For a Saturday morning around 11am, I didn't have an issue finding a street parking space, even though it looks like a decently populated neighborhood. We were greeted when we walked in and took a minute to look over the menu. I ordered an espresso, a large coffee, and two breakfast sandwiches. The girls behind the counter were very friendly and let us know, we could go upstairs and they will bring our order to us. When we got upstairs, it was bigger than previous photos I viewed, they don't do the space justice. I loved that there was plenty of seating, some people were already there studying. We stayed for around 2 hours working and I also ordered an additional iced latte. (Which was delicious, large, and you can mix flavor combinations) When we finished eating and drinking upstairs, there was a convenient dish-wash bin near the stairs to stack your plates and mugs in on your way out, so you don't need to carry them down the stairs yourself back to the counter. A few things to know: - There is one bathroom downstairs and it's Unisex. It didn't bother me at all, but it might bother others here, just letting you know. It was very clean and well kept! - This shop is dog friendly! I love dogs but I know there are some people who hate them. Just be aware a customer or two may have their pupper with them at their table while eating, or in line while ordering. I saw both. - Free wifi! WiFi is available and is not password protected so I didn't have to hunt for a sign containing the login information. So convenient. Would I return? Absolutely! But unfortunately not as frequently as I'd love to, because it's a little pricey for what you're getting. However, higher prices are expected in this neighborhood plus the quality of the coffee is high. Still had a great experience, I recommend!

Excellent food; slow service; great person at front desk... curious if the delayed service is because we went upstairs and they forgot us?

First time in Baltimore...great coffee, such friendly staff and amazing coffee! If I ever come back, I'll be sure to visit. Thank you for your hospitality!

This place has great ambience. Very comfortable and relaxed. I had a mango smoothie that was absolutely delicious. The owner and staff are very friendly.

Great place to study, socialize, or grab lunch. I highly recommend their chai, mango curry chicken wrap, and lox bagel.

Got the Turkey Dijon wrap and kale salad. Salad was okay but I really enjoyed the wrap. Overall great vibe and coffee at the place. Looking forward to going back and trying other items.

Such a lovely, quaint cafe. We walked here for breakfast and had some bagels. The downstairs is where you order and then upstairs is a nice lounge and tables. Loved eating here in this warm, cozy spot. There is beautiful decor and lovely artwork on the walls. They have lots of party, sandwiches, wrap, and bagel options, as well as coffees and teas. The bagels we got were fresh and delicious. We will definitely be coming here more often.

I stopped in here after doing some weekend errands for a nice cup of tea and some late breakfast. Being a vegan I went basic and got the avocado toast. While the baristas & service were very nice.... it wasn't enough to make up for my toast. If you want to be known for your coffee & drinks, call it Koba Coffee... if you go with Koba Cafe... I need the food to at least be decent. I'll let the photo speak for itself... but this wasn't "avocado toast"... this was someone smashing some avocado on white bread. No seasoning, not good toast... just overall disappointing. I've seen the rave coffee reviews from other locals and so was excited to stop in... but after this I won't be returning.

What a great spot! They offer a fresh regular selection of lunch sandwiches and wraps for a reasonable price (~$8). This includes a side of slaw, kale salad, or chips. Don't forget to read the A-frame out front, or you might miss out on delicacies like mango curry chicken salad (which they accommodatingly put on rosemary focaccia instead of in a wrap), or cranberry chicken salad! They have a food vegetarian offering also. Small, quaint place with fast service and fresh food! I opted for an almond joy iced coffee which was heavily sweetened, but I should've specified when ordering. Would eat at this little deli type place any time!

This cafe is super cute and has a good variety of treats and coffee. It took a bit for our food to be ready but it was all fairly priced.

Koba Cafe is a popular coffee shop/cafe for students and working professionals. I came here for the first time with friends and business was booming, mainly due to the MLK holiday and libraries being closed. This is my new favorite non-library study spot! Seating/atmosphere (4.5/5) - colorful and cute, 2 floors, tons of seating, many outlets and plugs, including a wooden bar with 6 chairs that had outlets at every seat. The bar table had so much space. There are also comfy couches, love seats, high tables, and short tables. A unique feature is their meeting/conference room (can be reserved). It has a table inside and a door that closes for good privacy. The first floor has a few tables as well, but didn't appear to have outlets. 1 gender neutral bathroom on first floor. One thing that could be better are comfier chairs. My friends and I felt that the cafe was a bit too chilly as well. Otherwise, it's a perfect study spot! WiFi - I had no problems with the Wifi. I had a stable connection almost the entire time and good speed. Food/service (2/5) - as another Yelper put it, unremarkable but well-priced. I ordered the egg salad panini w/ pasta salad. I was told the food would be brought upstairs to me, but after waiting 20 minutes, I went downstairs to find out that it was sitting on the counter and completely cold. The sandwich was also a little disappointing as the egg salad was a bit dry. I asked for mayo, but they didn't seem to have it immediately available and gave me honey dijon on the side. The staff was nice but not overly friendly today. Drinks (4/5) - good number of options and well-priced. I had a mocha freeze, which is like cold coffee and ice blended together. It had a really strong coffee flavor and was lightly sweet, nothing near Starbucks sweetness which was awesome. It was very caffeinated. Parking (4/5) - free street parking; depends on your luck, but usually it isn't too difficult to find a nearby spot.

Love this place! The people working were super nice and friendly. Atmosphere was really nice and laid back, lots of art and unique features. Food and drink were delicious. And of course it's always great to support a small, local business and black owned business right here in Baltimore! I got the Mocha Freeze- delicious and smooth! I also got the Breakfast Burrito special- yum and super fresh! Lastly got a chocolate chip muffin- always a winner. Will definitely returning!

One of my favorite places to grab a nice breakfast bagel or sandwich, and lucky for me it's walking distance from home! The staff at Koba are always beyond friendly to me and make sure to give me as many options as possible when I go in the choose what I'd like. You get that feeling that they really care about their customers, and the bacon-egg-cheese bagels that I love to get on an everything bagel are a testament to that. They also have a ton of drink options and as someone who loves to try out new coffees/smoothies/juices that is a definite win in my book!

My favorite café in Baltimore!!! The best service and food for the most affordable price. Koba is the best part of my mornings!

Visited this cafe on a Monday morning. There were a surprising number of people for a weekday, though it was a holiday weekend. The staff was very friendly and quick to make our drinks. The tropical smoothie was very good and the black coffee was good but nothing special. The seating downstairs is limited but there is a lot more space upstairs. There is even one private room that seats ~5 people which appears to be first come first serve. Very good neighborhood coffee shop.

Kind of in between Locust Point and Fed-Hill in one of the many neighborhood spots between row homes to swing into is Koba Cafe. Playing easy going tunes with a welcoming staff we meandered in after visiting Brightside tattoo parlor. Ended up grabbing the window table, there appeared to be some seating in the back and a lounge area upstairs. So this would definitely be a good spot to relax, study, and drink a coffee concoction. We just had lunch in mind and had their 3 cheese caprese panini and a turkey BLT. The BLT was just how mama would've served it on some rye bread. A piece of romaine lettuce, slice of tomato, American cheese, bacon and some turkey - a smattering of mayo too(I think). Really light and tasty! The cheesey panini was good, nothing spectacular about it. Had the choice of chips, kale salad, or pasta to go alongside our sammies. I opted us into trying the kale and the chips so we had a fall back... kale salad was a bit on the sweet side but was very edible and we definitely enjoyed it! Chips were effectively original Lay's. For 6-8 dollar sandwiches I'd definitely be back, and with the cool chill attitude of the atmosphere would for sure swing through to grab a coffee, have a chat, or maybe just scroll through my phone!

Kona Café is absolutely one of the best coffee spots I've been to. Great food, great coffee and the Best most friendly service! They don't make them like this anymore.

Super friendly place, good stop for a quick breakfast. The egg and cheese bagel is really good and always a great selection of baked goods, give it a try.

Came here 30 minutes before closing so it was not too busy. The person behind the counter was friendly enough and the iced coffee was pretty good. There is ample seating downstairs and a section upstairs. Lower stars as I did not good a good vibe from the place and a pretty messy/disorganized for where the sugar and simple strips are. Would try again for the iced coffee and will update my review.

Stumbled upon this quaint place on a sunny Saturday when the doors and windows were open and the yellow walls were beaming. Honestly, it's pretty much everything I like in a cafe. Atmosphere is quiet, relaxed, homey, bright, and welcoming. I am a student, so I am always searching for places to kick back with my laptop, and this is 1000% one of those joints. First off, because there is a LOT of seating (first and second floor tables/chairs/bars) and secondly because there are A MILLION plugs. Bless the Lord. This is something other cafes are lacking in, and both make a huge difference, so thank you. I am a gigantic coffee lover, but having come from another cafe beforehand, I didn't buy any caffeine. I love smoothies almost equally as much, though, so I got a Berries Sensation (I think that's the name). It was well priced (5 something for a large), huge, and divine. Perfect balance of sweet and fresh. It lasted me a trillion years, too, so win-win all around. I sat upstairs, which is pretty much my dream space. Yellow walls, brick walls, teal accents, and funky chairs/rugs/paintings. It's beautiful when it is really sunny out. Huge windows, SO MUCH SEATING, and again, a hundred thousand plugs. The best part was it was completely silent. There were 2 dudes there working, but even they were like little church mice, not making a peep. I loved it. We were instant silent besties. I have one small complaint and I'm really sorry because I obviously want to move into this cafe permanently: THE WIFI. This is kind of a big deal. Maybe it was just where I sat (awkwardly by a window really far away from the stairs), but I got 0 connection and had to use a hotspot from my phone. Super sad. I knew a place couldn't be perfect...but I had high hopes. Maybe the wifi is a little better downstairs or in other spots! One other thing you want to keep in mind is PARKING. Now, the Lord blessed this girl right here and gave her street parking right outside. Hallelujah. Not sure how but it happened, but it was free and great and SATURDAY so wow. BUT if you hate parallel parking, you might have to park really far away, so bring an umbrella/sunscreen/sketchers for your hike. All around: WONDERFUL. I will probably return never to leave again, and then I'll just be adding updates to this review for the rest of my life, SO keep an eye out. I'll also let you know if the coffee is good. I am suspicious. Bye for now.

I'm so glad I found this place with a friend. We fell upon it when we realized we needed some coffee and a snack and didn't want to make it at his place - which is just up the street. This place has a great - Baltimore-quirky-like atmosphere with really nice people working behind the counter. They were smiley and kind and went out of their way to make sure we knew all the snack options they had (we were indecisive lol). Free wifi, great atmosphere, great coffee with decent coffee shop prices... all the makings of a fun local, regular hangout :)

Koba Cafe is a top notch place for studying. Here's why: 1. Environment - Their upstairs seating area is spacious with different types of seating and typically quiet. Windows let a lot of sunlight in. Outlets are around the room. 2. Coffee - My go to for coffee is a vanilla latte and Koba does it right. Delicious and comes in a nice mug too. 3. Food - I tend to go for the Chicken Calabrese sandwich. Warm, filling, and very reasonably priced! The rosemary focaccia they out it on is pure gold. Side of pasta salad isn't too bad either! I've gotten a variety of pastries and they're always good too. 4. Service - Never without a smile, every employee as well as the owner of the place is great. They go above and beyond and bring your food upstairs and take your plate away too. I've studied here for pretty much an entire day a few times and never felt uncomfortable or like I was taking up a table! Plus free parking right outside makes Koba a great place for lunch and studying.

The is now our local joint. Delicious cappuccino by Adam and his team. Loads of regulars (which we certainly hope to be!) The sandwiches are tasty too. Local business in our neighborhood. Happy to support this brilliant part of our neighborhood.

I really enjoy coming here to work and eat really wish it was open until 6pm Mon- Thursday so I don't have to find another cafe to go to .

I LOVE THIS PLACE!! It's so nice , the atmosphere is so comfortable makes you feel like you're studying far away from everything. The customer service is wonderful , the owner of the shop is very nice and accommodating while the employees are just the same , attentive and considerate. The food is great! I also tried the organic tea the peach ginger tea is my favorite but the passion fruit is second to that. 10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND this cafe.

Not my favorite place to study. The upstairs area can get quite dark and feels a little small after a while, though there is a variety of seating options. Also, there wasn't reliable wifi when I was visiting (granted this was after a storm) which made studying that much harder. Food is super basic, and makes me question why I spent it on a sandwich I could make at home. The gingerbread man was just ok.

This is a great place for a light breakfast and coffee early in the morning. We came in for coffee and pastries just 6!m on a weekday and were impressed by Koba Cafe's charm, low prices, and good food. We will definitely be back so we can sit in the upstairs lounge.