Lola Coffee

Definitely one of the best coffee spots in PHX. Very hip and urban, this place oozes history and character. They have an amazing menu. There is a nice outdoor area that is shaded - my only complaint is that it is directly adjacent to a large exhaust that can be noisy/smelly, although of course that is no fault of Lola's.

I picked this stop because I liked the look and feel of the tucked away back patio. I live north of town in the desert so I enjoyed the feel of being in town... listening to the fan whir at the laundromat next door and seeing the tall city buildings in view. I enjoyed the cheese and potato pastry, although a bit dry (as most non-made in house items get). The Matador coffee is one of the best coffees I've had in a while. I think after so many trendy and gimmicky drinks that I've had over time, the Matador was a comfy reminder of why coffee is good.

Their cookies are delicious🤤. Iced coffee was good too. Friendly staff. Enjoyable atmosphere.

Cute spot. Had the cappuccino and it was good but not the best I’ve ever had. I enjoyed the atmosphere though and it looks like they make all their baked goods in house which is always a plus.

I've been walking here when I can instead of biking because of thr poor bike racks, but I'm really pleased with the new layout inside. Feels more spacious and it was nice to sit in a couch. Just wish they could get their front door to close all the way. You can feel the heat creep in and it's just wasteful. Staff is friendly as usual!

Just reminiscing, that’s all. Wishing we could do this every day @ohthatsbates 👯‍♀️🫶🏽 The vibes of this coffee shop were on point! And I wish I had space for some of those pastries, or what they are well known for their breakfast burritos!

Came in for a quick coffee.. service was fast and friendly… the coffee was mediocre… not overly sweet which I like.. but not a memorable taste… the shop was a bit dingy.. could use a good spring cleaning.. or ther then that cool

Staff were very friendly and helped me customize my drink as she took my order. Was surprised with how busy it was on a Monday but with still plenty of space for more customers to sit and not feel overcrowded. My americano was delicious and the cheese Danish yummy. Really liked the it here.

The coffee here tastes excellent! I enjoyed the lattes here and they were not overly sweet, thankfully. The food menu is minimal and delicious. I'm a big fan of the breakfast burritos. They are served with a toasted tortilla and freshly cooked ingredients. You get to customize your burrito, which is a nice touch. The service members are nice and quick to serve. The atmosphere is clean and casual.

Typically I enjoy my visits to Lola's and have become a more frequent visitor of late. One of the main draws for me being the delicious pastries. I first visited back in 2016, and I have to note, the quality of the butter croissants has dipped drastically. Some days they are over cooked and almost burnt black on the outside, which utterly destroys them. Other days they are smaller flattened affairs that taste of nothing. Perhaps Lola's is experimenting with suppliers, or has a new baker? But the quality of the product is no longer consistent, and definitely not worth the price. Secondly, the gentlemen working the register on Monday morning (03/25) needs a reminder that businesses only work when customers come in and buy stuff. My advice is to not scoff and scowl and appear impatient when folks are placing their orders. We can see you're annoyed - which is confusing when the place only has a couple of guests in it. In short, don't be an asshat.

It's a go-to spot for both quick coffee runs and casual hangouts, with its welcoming atmosphere. The coffee quality is satisfying for daily caffeine needs, and the wait times are reasonable even during peak hours. The seating is comfortable and versatile, suited for various occasions. Lola Coffee is perfect for a pre-event relaxation or for First Fridays. Their decent food menu pairs nicely with their coffee offerings. In brief, Lola Coffee offers a friendly, no-fuss experience, making it a solid choice for anyone in Phoenix looking for a community-focused coffee shop.

I have been here a couple of times when I visit Phoenix. I love the shop aesthetic and the wall art. If you are a downtown person, you will definitely like this spot to do work or school stuff. I have done some work stuff here, and it was not too noisy. Also, I like their teas as they are flavorful and not too sweet. The baristas are also friendly too!

This place is good! The staff are nice and the coffee was decent. I think there's better in the area but enjoyed this just the same!

Cute little coffee shop tucked away in a small plaza off of 3rd Ave. Stumbled upon it after finishing a yoga class in the same plaza and entered through the back entrance. Friendly barista and chill, ambiance with several people working quietly. Ordered a latte which was pretty standard and a chocolate croissant which she warmed up in the microwave. It wasn't overly sweet with a small bit of chocolate in the center. I had no idea this neighborhood even existed just off of Roosevelt and I can't wait to explore the area a bit more!

My go to coffee spot! Tons of coffee options, the most delicious espresso whipped cream, and great breakfast options like burritos, omelets, pastries, etc. Consistently amazing with awesome staff and a great vibe... highly recommended. The only negative I can possibly come up with is it's small (and can get really noisy) so get there early if you are planning on working on your laptop. There is outdoor seating available but that gets filled up pretty quickly as well. Enjoy!

My new favorite coffee place in Phoenix since I tried it! My usual order is the medium iced cafe caramel, with their coffee whipped cream (seems like a lot for a morning coffee but I just think of it like cold foam lol). The baristas and staff have always been super nice to me, doing their best on those busy weekday mornings! There is usually a spot or two for parking available alongside that one-way street next to Lola. The shop is very relaxing, lots of natural lighting and lots of places to sit.

This is still my favorite coffee shop ever. From the coffee to the food it's so good. You can never go wrong with their burritos they are sooooo good. I love their iced lattes with oat milk. I've yet to find a better coffee spot!

Cute coffee shop. A lot of tables to do work. Friendly staff. Parking lot in the back but I did street parking - which was also plentiful. Dirty chai was not too sweet - just the way I like it. 10/10 would come back and try out their other locations in the city

Phoenix, Az. Pretty simple actually, walked right in and ordered our drinks. Our lattes were exceptional, served hot, rich flavored medium roast, good size., and in a ceramic cup. I had a quiche that looked too thick and too much like scrambled eggs but it turned out to be deliciously cheesy with a delicate spicing. Interior seating was casual and comfortable with the typical coffee patrons working on their laptops. Nice latte art by the way.

Came on a Sunday to catch up with a friend around 2pm. It wasn't super busy. There is a parking garage right behind the building. They close at 7pm on the weekend which is nice. There were a lot of people working on their laptops. The location isn't super big but I loved the vibe, bright light coming in, and the beautiful mural in the wall. I got an iced matcha with honey, clutch! I would definitely come back because they had full pastries and I really wanted to try the red velvet cake.

Such a cute coffee shop, starting w a fun wall art to large seating area inside and outdoors patio chairs and the coffee. The local coffee is yummy. I enjoyed the place and the ambiance of the coffee shop w my friend and I have learned that now this is her new "to go" coffee shop. Very helpful staff CC accepted.

Came here around 4pm on a Tuesday and got an americano and a latte. Service was fast and coffee was good! I didn't try any food items or anything else, but coffee was good!

We have been here several times. The coffee is great. This place is cute, they have outdoor seating. Be careful when ordering pastries the display case was full of gnats like a lot of them. Service was good

The drinks are OK but when I was there, the cashier interaction was a little awkward. He didn't bother asking if my friend and I were paying separate or together. So I was put in an awkward position that I felt I had to treat my friend. Then he just walked away without saying anything. I didn't realize he was waiting for us to complete the transaction directly on the screen tablet. And he gave off a vibe of not being interested in making any small talkm The whole thing was just a little odd. I would go there again if someone I know wants to meet there.

Lola has my favorite whole bean coffee. There's a location nearby I like to skate to whenever I'm low on coffee beans. Their pastries are always on point, too (although I wish they had more gluten free options.) They don't have very creative Lattes like other local shops, but their coffee is classic and high quality. Service is always nice and quick, and my location is always bustling with downtown energy.

I was in the neighborhood and saw the sign for Lola Coffee. I ordered an iced decaf oatmilk latte with sugar free hazelnut, which tasted great. The barista made my drink quick, which was a plus. Every table was occupied. Seems like a popular place to get some work done or gather with some friends. Noise level was appropriate for a coffee shop.

Decided to check out this coffee shop since it is right next to the yoga studio I attend. The vibe of the coffee shop was cool, they play rap/hip-hop music which is a plus. The coffee was pretty good, nothing special. They have a few baked goods on display. There is a convenient parking garage right across the street!

This is a cute coffee shop along Roosevelt St! Parking is available in a nearby parking garage and along the street. There's a nice, large patio to sit outside if you don't want to sit inside the shop! The baristas are all very nice as well. I got the latte with oat milk and honey as well as the chocolate chip cookie. I loved my drink, as it wasn't very sweet and still had a strong espresso flavor (that being said, if you like drinks more on the sweet side, you should probably ask the barista to make it more sweet!). The chocolate chip cookie had a nice amount of chocolate and was nice and chewy! The only critique I have is that the chocolate in my cookie tasted a bit stale, but otherwise I enjoyed the things I got. I'd definitely come back to try out more of their drinks! This shop will definitely be added to my regular rotation of coffee shops in downtown Phoenix.

Great coffee amazing cinnamon rolls! Had a cafe Borgia which was great ( orange mocha) not sweet. Not too much of the orange flavor but a great well balanced cup. The cinnamon roll was perfectly fluffy and not too sweet. Definitely have them warm it up for you. The matador is also a great choice here ( cinnamon mocha).

Coffee house addict here. Lola's has a great menu and great vibe. The baristas are excellent and recommended a drink that's not in the menu and it was perfect! I actually ordered 3 more to take to friends. The food is ok, nothing to shout home about. My breakfast burrito came a bit burnt on the tortilla. But if you want to sit and chat over a cup of coffee....Lola's is the place

Cute place! The coffee and food we had was good. Outdoor seating looks nice. There is indoor seating as well. Parking was a big problem here and we were lucky to find garage parking. I'm not sure where we would have parked otherwise. I wasn't thrilled with the amount of flies I saw in the coffee shop. I'd go again if I am in the area.

After having some menudo and feeling my regular self after this New Years Celebration! Happy New Year! So you know how the story goes.. Yelp app. Found another.. Now this place..Cool little spot to get some coffee, baked goods and you can sit and relax. It had a great atmosphere and good customer service.

What a cute spot! I think anyone who walks in here would say the same, beautiful artistry, warm light, big windows, and great coffee. My friend got a cinnamon latte and the other a Cortado, and my husband who can be a bit of a coffee snob even approved of the high-quality and delicious coffee they had. This is a great spot to hang out, enjoy a relaxing space, get some work done, and get your moneys worth for a cup of coffee.

I love how this coffee shop has both cozy indoor and spacious outdoor seating! The barista was very friendly and quick with our orders. It is also the perfect walking distance to a local park and the Japanese Friendship Garden.

During our visit to Arizona, our Airbnb Host suggested Lola's, so we decided to drop by before continuing our journey to the Grand Canyon. The service was prompt, and we enjoyed delicious pastries and amazing coffee. However, we found the dim lighting somewhat lacking, leaving us unsure if the establishment was open or closed. Brighter lighting would have enhanced the overall experience.

Our girl Shelby says thank you to the young woman who gave her pup cup to eat/drink on the patio. She wants to come back everyday!

Coffee is great however one of their staff with short brunette hair has an attitude it's early morning-like smile I asked for extra syrup and it seemed to bother her just be a little more kind and smile people can your grumpy

Trust me, get their breakfast burrito! It's BYOB build your own burrito - so you can choose from egg whites or normal eggs, cheeses, meats, and veggies! I also enjoy that they have a ton of syrup options for their lattes. I love their white mocha with raspberry. Their matador house drink is cinnamon and mocha, which i want to try next! Drinks come out fast which is nice and service is always friendly! Tables indoor and outdoor for relaxing.

I was excited to try Lola Coffee, as I have seen it mentioned as a good place to grab a coffee and get work done. Sadly, that was not the case for me. I entered this establishment and stood at the counter for a couple of minutes and nobody greeted me, popped their head out to say one moment, or took my order. This is not what you expect when going to a local coffee shop. I happily took my business elsewhere, where it is more appreciated.

I was looking to find a new coffee shop and found Lola's on Yelp. From the pictures I saw it looked interesting, so I came by to check it out and I was not disappointed. In fact, this place reminds me of some of the small coffee shops I'd go to when I was stationed in Europe. The inside has a very rustic feel to it with plenty of seating and the patio is amazing. I spent most of my time out on the patio because, as you can see from the picture, it has a lot of seats and is covered so it's very refreshing. It was also a great place to people watch, and in doing so I noticed a very diverse age demographic, which is surprising for a downtown coffee shop. I can see this being a great coffee date spot, too. The music wasn't too loud so you can actually talk, the service was above and beyond, and it's not overwhelming with distractions. The one downside, if any, is the parking situation, but that's not Lola's fault. I only say this so you can prepare yourself. I'll definitely be back.

Flew into Phoenix and hit up Yelp immediately for a coffee shop and after a short scroll down, I found some great reviews for Lola. GPS made it easy to find and parking was fairly quick. The vibe of the shop was pretty cool and my hopes were high. My hometown coffee shop (Copa Vida) spoils me with a drink that consists of four expresso shots in oat milk sweetened with agave and to my surprise, Lola said they could make the exact same thing. To my dismay, it wasn't a good drink at all. The espresso felt a little burned and even after a bit more agave (which they gladly gave me) it still was t a good drink. THAT SAID, I would never judge any spot off one drink and I'm sure they have some great options. The customer service was friendly and that will always stand out to me. The vibe was cool, the people were cool, I just wish my drink was better. Keep on Lola, keep on.

Stopped by on our way to Sedona. Get the Borgia latte! It was amazing with orange and chocolate flavors. As always, I don't think there should be a charge for using non-dairy milk.

They say, "Don't judge a book by its cover", so is it fair to judge a coffee shop by its foam art? I wasn't feeling philosophical when I arrived at Lola but after a few freshly caffeinated minutes on their shady patio my mind began to drift into esoteric reverie. The pigeons pecked underfoot after crumbs while my fellow patrons pecked away at their keyboards. It was like an advertisement for a neighborhood coffee shop but it was real. If you need a good cup to wake you up and perhaps a bite to eat along with it then Lola has you covered.

They have the best pastries! I recommend trying the blueberry muffin with a cappuccino!

I pass by this place every day but finally stopped in today. Parking was a bit of a pain but that's true of any downtown spot. The interior is nicely designed. I think they'd benefit from a larger space (tho there was outdoor seating as well). Coffee was delicious though!! Butterscotch on the nose and a nice charcoal without acrid/burnt taste. I love a bold coffee that is strong enough to overcome the milk in the latte. I also enjoyed the large and sweet lemon muffin I got to go with it

Delicious coffee every time, no matter the location, Lola is always hitting the a lot

After 30 years of bouncing around coffee shops in Arcadia I stumbled into Lola's at 40th and Indian School. The service, the food, the coffee everything is top notch. The barista even tops off my latte with a design. It is my go-to coffee shop and breakfast place.

Great ambience and location, love their chill vibe and outdoor patio. Perfect for meeting friends and family Friendly staff. Nice that they have breakfast options besides baked goods. Coffee is ok

I love this place. I'm a big drive thru person but since having a coffee at Lola's this has changed. Their iced Blanco with oat milk and whip cream is out of this world. Best whip cream I have ever had. The flavor of their coffee is rich and not too bitter. One thing I will say the workers up front are not pleasant with the exception of one. I never get a "hi, how are you" but often a snotty "what can I get for you?" with no smiles and making me feel like a burden for asking a question. They also constantly have conversations while customers are in front of them, discussing personal business. If only they put that much effort in acknowledging their customers and being friendly. However, the coffee has me coming back despite that!

Cute little cafe my chai was amazing employees were very friendly and helpful their pastries. were amazing

Lovely cafe! Delicious coffee. Super hip vibe and area. I tried this place with a friend yesterday and it did not disappoint. I am an avid coffee drinker and I generally always try a cafes vanilla lattes to gauge quality. This cafe has AMAZING coffee! It has great flavor and not bitter at all. It is very smooth. The service was good and it's a great place to hang out or study! I will be back for sure.

Good coffee and great place to Chillax and get some work done! Vibrant area. Parking was pretty easy too.

This is a really nice place! We got there right before it got busy, and got spots to study. I got a vanilla latte and blueberry pie, and both were good! Their coffee cake was also good. Prices were okay, pretty normal for central phx. The workers were kind. The atmosphere was really nice. At first, there was no music, then the music was really loud. I'd say this is not the best study spot, but a great spot to chat with friends!

Best coffee & lattes in the valley. Artwork and vibe are on point, always great service

I showed up here to kill 2 hours as I waited to check into an Air B&B. This will require a bit of context, so buckle up. I was less than 24 hours out of the termination of a painful Scottsdale Bachelor Party Bender, one seen by 99% of the men/women that frequent that bubble city on an annual basis. My head felt like I had suffered a severe closed head injury from the way we eviscerated the levels of our dopamine and serotonin in a short stretch of days. Based on feeling alone, you would think we needed a Glasgow Coma Scale assessment at the start of each day of this trip. My stomach is not nauseous but it did feel a bit tender as if I had consumed a fair amount of battery acid in the days beforehand. My body felt similar to a young ASU CoEd that had a train rolled upon them from the backend of a home-and-home when the boys from RPI roll into town. Beaten, in agony, mentally depleted. Only one way to face the day. Induce pain and suffering. I dropped my fellow bendees off at the airport and commenced the 3-day unwinding of the bender that was the only appropriate way to allow AZ to properly resonate in my mind, rather than the worst hangover I've induced. I hit the Anytime Fitness on Indian School. Surprisingly enough, my elbows didn't bend like Tommy John's when I finished my first set. I was rolling. This place looked like a cross-fit gym where the cult was shut down like a classic David Koresh standoff, but this time rather than a world-renowned domestic terrorism scene, a savvy franchisee hopped up the space and opened one of the most elite 24-hour gyms I've seen. I followed this session up with an egg white omelet and a breakfast sandwich, that was a little off-brand for me because I'd prefer to have the cholesterol of Vito Corleone. After all, everything else is copacetic labwise. Little did I know, this was just what I needed. I followed that up with a 90-minute session on the trails of the Phoenix Mountain preserve, which resumed the soulsweat that I needed more than anything. That's when I found myself with two hours to kill. I quickly looked at my location, and found the "office" of a client that is a bit of a deadbeat was a short 1.5 miles away. I launched my reconnaissance mission but longstory short, his office is non-existent and I really should not be surprised by his actions now. Pathetic people have pathetic actions. I decided two days without coffee was simply unacceptable for a stimulant fiend like myself. I drove around the city and came across Lola and found a convenient parking spot. After 3.5 months of reading nothing but sad examples of people abusing power to show their own arrogance in the form of judicial opinions, I figured it was time for a changeup to read up on relevant things. I dove into an epic analogy of Trotskyism vs. Leninism from the hero of liberty himself, George Orwell. This iced coffee soothed my mental anguish and was the perfect complement to this satirical piece while I willingly sit in an open-air sauna. I will return. Probably tomorrow, for a significant portion of hours to induce a level of optimal efficiency that would seem impossible some 48 hours to mine and the lads' self-destruction. If I was an ASU Law Student, I would live at this joint.

Came in on a Tuesday morning, and it was relatively full (not super packed but most of the tables had someone sitting there). The table we ended up sitting at was kinda dirty but we didn't really mind. I ordered a chai for myself and a caramel latte for my mom. Her latte came with caramel whipped cream which she found delightful but a bit too sweet. All in all, it was a positive experience!

My drink was so delicious! It was clean, great place to hangout and catch up with friends, and overall friendly baristas! Would definitely come back and visit.

During COVID-19: One of my go-to coffee shops in Phoenix is Lola's. I had a hard time finding it, at first, but has become a place I go when I want to shop for local coffee in the artist district. My favorite drink is their Sunrise which is coffee and orange juice. Although very simple, this drink was a surprise to me as I've never heard of this combination until I moved out southwest. I've had it in other places in Arizona, but Lola gets it right. They sell other espresso drinks and seasonal flavors as well. The service is quick and I have not had any issues whatsoever. They also sell coffee beans for your at-home needs. Lola sells pastries and some food items like their breakfast burrito! The place is spacious for working in or hanging out. Mask up! Additional seating in back in their patio space or right in front of the store. Accepts cash and card. Dine in, take out, and patio seating. Bathroom available! Drink up!