Mujer Divina Burrito & Coffee House Chula Vista

The burritos were a perfect size and they were piping hot. They have a small menu for food which is great. All solid choices. The horchata and the Mexican chocolate was really good and flavorful. Great spot for a quick breakfast bite.

Walked in, busy, I was handed a menu, I ordered. Once my name was called out I went in and was given my drink. I was confused because it seemed like that was it and no one said “the rest of your order will be out shortly” so I ask them “is this it?” The workers looked at me confused. And I tell them “you told me to verify my order once my name was called out”. The guy just said “yes” confused, I walk away. 2-3 mins later they call out my name and the rest of my order is sitting on the counter. I don’t understand why they would give you your order in parts, or at least clarify that the rest of the items will be coming out later. They seemed overwhelmed and not very friendly. Would I come back again? Not sure. I ordered the birriaquiles and a traditional horchata. The horchata had wayyy too much ice. I feel like they give you a quarter of a cup of actual horchata and the rest is ice.

This might be my new favorite spot. The beverages are unique and delicious, but the food is the gem. The birria burrito was outstanding, and the meat was soft and flavorful. The Birriaquiles are the best chilaquiles I've had in a long time. Overall, we were very impressed and will be coming back.

Coffee THIS REVIEW AS A COFFEE STOP ONLY. I did not eat the burrito, which I heard is a breakfast must. Sure smells good. Cute little business in the heart of Chula. Not too much seating inside or out. Not very many coffee options either. The staples are there & it was definitely service with a smile. Vibe - ☘️☘️☘️ Food & Drink - ☘️☘️ Value - ☘️☘️ Service - ☘️☘️☘️☘️ Overall - ☘️☘️☘️

First time trying this place and was very impressed. Service was great and staff were helpful and friendly with the menu and giving us recommendations. I ended up ordering a few burritos, chilaquiles and some iced lattes. My favorite was the dirty horchata and the verde birriaquiles. Definitely would come back again.

The churro latte and chorizo con papa burrito were excellent! The service was great, and someone frequently comes out to ask if you need anything. There are some seating options indoors and outside.

The location is small but adorable. As soon as we walked in we were welcomed. We ordered on the digital screen which was fast and easy. We tried a machaca, a bean and cheese burrito, and the birria chilaquiles and they were all delish. We also had a dirty chi and chocolate which I also recommend.

Overall experience 10/10, been coming since the location on 8th and of course had to follow when they relocated to Chula Vista. Great service lovely staff and atmosphere is great if you feel the need to take a pause an enjoy your coffee somewhere relaxing. Very welcoming here 🫶🏼

Coffee is gods burritos are good but they are way over priced. They are the size of a home made burrito with a regular flower tortilla. There is a lady by my house who sales the same kind of burritos (with a wider selection) for more than half the price. Alternatively, you can use the same burritos with the same simple ingredients and make them at home.

Same owners as Tuetano Taqueria which kind of explains how expensive it is. Burritos are very tasty overall with the exception of the bean and cheese which had way too much of a garlic taste. The Machaca and Birria taste very similar but do have the authentic Tijuana taste that most places here can't replicate. My wife loved the papas con chorizo burrito. The only reason for me not giving it a 5 starts is the cost. Like Tuetano Taqueria, food is great but overpriced. 7,50 for a burrito that size? Even the bean and cheese? i'll just cross the border and get the exact taste and even better for 1.50 per. I don't expect things to cost the same but Lolitas has a Bean and Cheese burrito that's better and 30% bigger for 4.95.

todo delicioso lo burritos de machaca son mis preferidos aunque los de frijol con queso y eran riquísimos y el café de olla el mejor en todo san diego

Cute little pink coffee and burrito shop on Third. Lots of parking on the street, and within walking distance on third Ave and near a ton of other shops too Burritos are delicious! A little on the smaller side tho when compared to price you can get at a traditional taco shop but it's so delicious and flavorful that it's totally worth the $7 and their salsa is sooo packed with flavor and spicy too. Coffees are delicious as well! Service is fast and friendly.

Experience deserves no stars, Americano coffee: 5 stars if you like it with vanilla because they make with vanilla. Customer Service from the guy working the cashier benefits from more training so that he can provide a more welcoming experience to those ordering nothing more then a simple cup of coffee- Unfortunately I did not review the business prior to walking in given that I never imagined it be so hard to convey my order for a cup of black coffee . My first impression was an unwelcoming attitude from this one guy - the only guy whom I saw working the cashier . Upon getting to the counter he asked for my order and I said " just a regular cup of coffee " and he said " we don't have that" Me: Can I have a cup of your daily brew Guy: we don't make that Me : a cup of black coffee Guy: we don't sell that Me : what do you sell? , what do you make? . I just want a cup of coffee- Black coffee Guy: we make americanos or cafe de la olla. Long story short : this was a painful experience for a regular Joe! To mujer divina ; Simply offer an Americano Next time you get someone ordering a cup of black coffee no need to make it so difficult because you are likely serving a new customer. Offer the menu to anyone asking for a regular cup of coffee so they can see the options . A pour over option would be wonderful ! I did not see your drink menu on the wall or anywhere in my surroundings and the guy did not bother to point to it . The delivery of his service was unwelcoming - lacking. Thank you for my cup of coffee ... it's what I needed to dunk my " conchita bread" .

Oopsie, we didn't know that our burritos would also come with salsa when we ordered salsa on the side - wish we were told that when we ordered I really enjoyed this place - coffee and a humble breakfast burrito (with handmade tortilla) was an amazing combo. I haven't had a chance to read others' reviews but I'm sure many had something to say about the amount of burrito you get for the price you pay. But still, how many other craft coffee shops do we even have in Chula Vista that serve artisanal coffee with unique flavors and offers something even if just for just "a bite" that actually tastes good and wasn't heated from frozen or a shrinkflated coffee cake??? Come on people, you're spending pretty much the same amount of money that you would at Starbucks for a venti plus a breakfast sandwich. 4 (realistically 4.5) stars because of the salsa situation but also really wish that this place was bigger and comfortable enough to eat burritos and to bring a laptop. It is way too cramped in my opinion.

I came here on Sunday morning & it wasn't overwhelming busy at all. I ordered: HONEY CINNAMON DULCE - I got this with almond milk & it was super flavorful! Not too strong or too sweet. BETTY WHITE - This included coconut & white mocha. A little on the sweeter side but if you love your coffee sweet this is for you. BIRRIA BURRITO - My husband enjoyed this! The salsa that came with this was tasty. The burrito itself was a little small but filled with lots of meat & was flavorful. SERVICE - The baristas were accommodating & friendly. Quick service too!

I love this place! A simple burrito and coffee shop in Downtown Chula Vista. Pick your poison! Super cute little place and very clean. Staff are friendly and helpful. Give them a try if you're out there or take that drive and give your tastebuds a bang!

I went to the National City location a few times and was happy with the burritos and service. I came here on Sunday around 10 and it was packed. If they are busy you may be waiting if you have slow customers looking through the Digital menu to order. I was waiting for a while and one of the employees noticed and just took my order at the register. I ordered 4 Birria burritos and the total was $30. Wait time was about 15 mins which is fine. In my opinion the Birria is much better than the machaca. These burritos seemed slightly better than the ones we got in national city. Very fresh and tasty. I love the tortilla they used and how they cook it. Perfect burrito in my opinion. I'll be back!

I am a big fan of these burritos! And the coffee is next level also! I have been to Mujer Divina previous location and was so upset when I showed up one day and they were closed, I found their Instagram and found out they opened a new location! On this visit I ordered a bean and cheese burrito after having a really good hour and a half workout followed by a nice shower. I needed protein and I knew exactly what I wanted! I ordered the bean and cheese and as I was eating it, I could feel my body going from exhaustion to having energy in a matter of minutes. I know it sounds funny but ugh this burrito was such fuel! The bean and cheese were so flavorful without being too much, the tortilla didn't have me filling guilty after I ate it. At the last location I got the birria burrito and it was also flavorful, tasty and so filling! I got one and couldn't finish it. I have also stopped in from time to time for their coffees that are absolutely worth the price! The art inside is beautiful, stunning and inviting! I keep bringing new people here and they love it every time! Can't wait to go back!

I recommend the ice Betty white and gosh the birria burrito is freakn good! It's small but mighty in flavor! Im def coming back coz I want to try the birria chilequelli (sp?) I say great service since I helped myself to take my order and pay Lol. They have a kiosk so it makes it easier too. They're quick with the drinks but the food can take awhile. It's small and cozy inside. Not much seating if you plan to go with a group. It's more of a grab and go. I highly recommend

First time at Mujer Divina and decided to try it out since it's a local spot. However, I felt the burrito was way overpriced for the size and so was the coffee. I had the machaca burrito and it was good flavor, just a little salty and way to small of a burrito ( above $9), but it did taste like a homemade burrito. If it was cheaper I would have splurge to try one of their other burritos. As for their latte, I had the Coco Chanel and it was good but also to pricey for the size. As for the ambiance; it's a little small and only has one table that seats 8-10 people if you share. So if you're planning to sit and chat at the cafe, it's probably not the best choice for that. This spot is more for takeout, and it only has street parking. I went on a Sunday afternoon and parking was limited. The staff was nice, but you can tell they were very busy on a Sunday afternoon , so just bring patience. However I saw many people coming in to pickup online orders and those seem to be ready when they arrived, but again I don't know how long they had been waiting online for their order. I'm giving it a 4-star cause it's overpriced for what you get, and for the limited seating, limited parking, and the wait time. Also one last thing my burrito was given to me way before my coffee and I didn't want to eat it before I got my coffee, so when I unwrapped my burrito once I got my coffee... the flour tortilla from my burrito was starting to get soggy because of the steam from the foil paper it was wrapped in, just something to be aware of.

Love the food, coffee, and service! Not a long wait and has a nice little outside for quick eat and go! Would recommend to any one of my friends and family!

Great little coffee shop and burrito spot on Third Avenue. The iced horchata latte was really good but the burritos are a bit skinny for being almost 9 bucks but they are full of flavor and taste good . Limited seating inside. Staff were very nice!

GROSS! I don't think I've ever paid for food and absolutely disgusted with it. Only went for a second bite to make sure I wasn't wrong. $7.00 for a burrito , I was mislead from the photos looked like you would get a few small ones for that amount. The machaca was watery and had a weird after taste. The papas con chorizo was mushy and spicy and just really weird how bad it was. I even tried to get my money back & she claimed there was nothing wrong with the meat. We got two iced drinks and it was nothing special, a bit too sweet couldn't finish it. I would highly discourage trying this place. Very very sad I couldn't enjoy it.

We ordered the birria campechana burrito and machaca burrito. The birria campechana comes with birria, beans and cheese. The birria is tender, but as far as birria taste it does not have it. The birria meat does have a great taste, it just lacks the authentic birria flavor (the salsa helps it a lot). The machaca burrito comes with veggies and is also very tender and flavorful. The burrito size is your standard flour tortilla size (not taco shop burrito size). They give you one type of salsa and that is AMAZING. Its spicy and adds an amazing kick to the food. The prices are on the high side since the size is small. Each burrito was $7.50. The service is great and the ambiance is chill. Hubby's POV: Los que saben de birria la neta va calar pagar casi $8 por un burrito. Esta bien pero no es algo que no encuentras en las carretas de la main. El otro fin de semana fuimos a rosarito y pagamos 30 pesos el taco por una birria que estaba igualita/mejor. Este lugar esta bien pa los gabachos que no saben. No compramos cafe por que si no ivan aser $40+ por café y dos burritos.

Stopped by on a busy Sunday morning and although it was busy we didn't wait too long for our order. They have an extensive coffee menu (with iced and hot options). I got the Iced Rita Morena - so good! We also got the chorizo con papas and Birria burrito and they were both delicious! The decor and aesthetics are super cute! I will definitely be returning.

Exceptional experience! It was my second visit, and I am so happy that I came back to give Mujer Divina. I had an iced latte with not sugar but with cinnamon, a Birria Campechano, and a Machaca Ranchera Burrito. First of all, the iced latte was very good. It was not only refreshing but also very tasty. The espresso flavor was very good and on the strong side a bit, but in a good way. Although both burrito was terrific, the birria campechano was my favorite. The flavor of the beef Consommé was outstanding. It was rich in flavor from the beef, mixture of peppers, herbs, and spice, not to mention the 30 hours of slow braising that brought the flavors to their best level. This particular burrito also came with beans, onions, cilantro, and cheese. I loved the way they griddle the burritos on the hot griddle to the flour tortillas that great flavor and texture. Just like Mama used to make them. The service was very friendly and sweet. I like that they have outside tables now!

The staff is very friendly, you can order from a kiosk upon entering the store. There's a small dining area on the inside in a small dining area on the outside, but there is a fun decor on the inside. I highly recommend their Birria and Machaca burritos. The hot sauce is a little spicy, but absolutely delicious. The dirty Horchata latte is fantastic and their drinks come with three shots of espresso FYI. I would definitely recommend this place! Also, the owner is famous for their Michelin recognized Birria.

The iced churro latte is my absolute favorite! I have also tried the papas con chorizo burrito & Bean and cheese burrito, I do wish they were a bit bigger considering the price but they were both still very delicious.

The burritos were unfortunately a disappointment. Waaaaaay too much salt. We ordered a Machaca burrito and a Chorizo con papa burrito, as well a coffee ( cafe de olla). I ordered our food and drinks at the counter but through a monitor however it asked for a tip. We had no physical interaction with anyone other than a hello at the door. The lack of interaction is not a criticism, just an observation. What I am wondering is what is the tip suggestion for? I guess it is just one of those places. We were really rooting for these burritos to be amazing and this to be our new local spot. But the food is as over priced as it is salted. I would maybe come back for the coffee however mindful to bring my own cup. The flimsy rims wouldn't keep the top secure so the liquid continuously spilled. We can only give this spot

I have yet to come and take a picture of a burrito over here. The burritos are just so delicious that I always dive right into one without catching a picture of it! I've tried several different burritos here since the burritos are small in size but they're packed with delicious home made flavor! I believe my favorite one was the beef chorizo one and there's also one with Birria in it too! And there are also some combo options with two meats in it. It's always busy in here though and it may take a while to get an order. I also just wish they labeled their burritos properly because a lot of the time we're guessing which one is which. But the flavors are on point!

Burritos AND coffee?! Does it totally make sense? Not really. Does it go together? Heck yeah! I ordered the coco Chanel (coconut, caramel, and cinnamon notes) as well as the machaca burrito. The coffee had so many complimenting flavor notes while the machaca burrito was one of the best I've had! The meat was tender and savory--definitely mesmerizing!

Mujer Divina is a trendy coffee shop located in downtown Chula Vista ! I actually visited here twice in the last 2 weeks. I visited both times during the week so I can imagine it only being busier on the weekends! Parking : is street parking, which is hit or miss but there's also parking lots behind most of the restaurants on the strip! The first time I stopped by I was confused on the ordering system as someone used the kiosk and someone else ordered up front . The kiosk wasn't working so the lady in the front took my order . I got my basics that I always get which is an iced vanilla latte and my husband got a chai latte . We also ordered a machaca, papas and bean/cheese burrito. Keep in mind there's only one person taking orders and making coffee so I can see where the wait times are longer . Tip* you can order online and skip the waits! (Learned on the second time I visited!) -GAMECHANGER Our drinks were really good! The burritos yes they are expensive $7, and a little small buttt they are delicious . It takes you back to Mexico and the simplicity of biting into a burrito. They were all really good ! My husbands fav was the papas one , the machaca is good but it's not like the Sonora Machaca. The tortilla does it for me, feels freshly hand made! Overall I would recommend while in the area! The inside is a bit small so it feels a little tight ! I would also say have patience as there is only one barista /cashier, or just skip the line and order online!

Nice little eatery on edge of downtown Chula vista. Limited seating, wait times ok. Burritos really good, very tasty. But the prices, holy cow. For the price, you would think you would be getting a pretty decent size Burrito, nope, it's one I can make at home for a snack. Don't get me wrong, it was really good, but come on, 20 plus for 3, come on. Don't get me started with thier coffee.

checked out this little spot on 3rd Ave. It's got this cozy vibe, perfect for a chill hangout. I tried their churro latte, which was pretty good, not mind-blowing, but it hit the spot. The place can get packed since it's tiny, but that just adds to its charm. The staff might still be getting the hang of things, but they're trying their best, ya know? I'm planning to go back soon to try their burritos; I've heard they're awesome. Overall, it's a cool local spot worth supporting, especially since they're working hard to improve.

Got the birria and chorizo burritos! There's a kiosk where you can order the items yourselves and it comes with descriptions + pictures. Our food didn't take too long! There's only one table with stools in the store and outdoor seating. I appreciated that they checked up on us after getting our food, asking if we needed anything else. The sauce they have was super yummy. The tortilla was soft and the insides of the burrito were well seasoned and tender. For the price, I wish it was a bit more bigger but other than that it was pretty good!

Good food good burritos but way too expensive $8 for a small burrito...felt a bit taken advantage of

This is a cute coffee and Mexican food shop in downtown Chula Vista. I tried the papa con chorizo burrito and it was really good dipped in their salsa. The shop has a trendy vibe and you can order on a kiosk. The staff and workers were friendly and inviting even though I ordered at the kiosk. My only reservations were that my food took a long time to prepare and the portion sizes were small for the price. The burrito I got was reminiscent of taco bell, but like triple the price and quadruple the time to make. However, this is understandable since the food is better quality with more effort put into it. The drink prices seem reasonable though, especially since there are a lot of specialty flavors.

Super busy little spot with the cutest decor. Whoever thought of burritos and coffee is genius! Decent wait in food items, but the cashier (who was also the barista) was cranking out orders and never stopped moving. The machaca ranchera is where it's at.

Small space with a cute interior, the vibe is simple yet traditional which was nice! I came in Tuesday afternoon and ordered the hot Betty white latte which was coconut and white chocolate with almond milk, it was very good! Not overly sweet and the espresso came through nicely with the coconut! The service was kind and timely which I appreciated, there is a communal table inside and some benches right outside as well, overall it was an enjoyable drink but slightly overpriced to me as it was $9 for the single drink Would still recommend you try and support this small business :)

Update on this. It's been over a month and they never contacted me to make it right or offer a refund. They don't answer their phone. EVER. And they don't care about reviews.

The burritos here are delicious! The birria is well seasoned and the coffee was so good I couldn't stop drinking it and finished it so quickly. There was a bit of a wait so my friend and I put our order in online and they called our names after about 10 minutes. Definitely recommend!

First time trying this place, never went into the actual location but ordered it through uber eats. The food is great! Really loved the iced coco matcha latte. Will be stopping by in person sometime soon!

I have to update mi review sadly I went back to mujer devina and received a papa con chorizo burrito tht was to bitter and sour however their horchata delicious I went again to give it another try and see if I can get the same consistency the first time I tried their papa con chorizo burrito this time to spicy I had multiple whole peppers in the burrito. I also asked if I could have no ice in my horchata and they said they couldn't do that only light ice. Which was fine but odd I wonder why? Also they should provide shade outside for their customers cause it gets super hot. Some pros are the staff working are always so friendly and kind and the aesthetic is cute ! Also try their horchata ! Just wish there would be consistency with food. Outside shade and a description of the drinks.

I love the papa con chorizo burrito. I just hate that I was ordering online for pick up and come to find out the burrito is almost 3 dollars less when you order in store.

These are authentic breakfast "burritos de hielera" reminiscent of my time growing up in Baja. No egg, all beef on freshly made flour tortillas. The machaca ranchera and beef birria are must tries. The Mexican mocha was not too sweet. I strongly recommend ordering ahead online to avoid the wait. For those who say they are smaller than typical California breakfast burritos, please note this is truly the way burritos are prepared in northern Mexico, i.e. Baja California.

Came in on a Sunday around 1100 with the fam. Place is busy, don't mind that. Middle of a hot day. AC was absent like. Just about to place an order when I noticed a pack of roaches dancing around in the matcha and chocolate powder mixes just beyond the register. Had to turn around and step to Dark Horse...! I am certain that roaches are everywhere, but this was just nasty work. ... might try again at another time. Sucks because everything looks so good.

A mini $9 burrito???!! If it was a top prestige burrito at a nice restaurant, ok I get it. Although this burrito is not the one. The birria tasted as if it was reheated up from a couple of days ago, the flavor was off. Very disappointing!!

I was introduced to Mujer Divina by a friend while visiting, and now it's a must-stop whenever I'm in town. Their coffee and burritos are incredible, no matter the time of day. The guy at the front--who I believe is the owner or manager--is always the same welcoming host, making every visit feel special. The vibe is cool, the atmosphere is inviting, and the selection of drinks and food is amazing. I love trying something different each time, and the quality never disappoints. Highly recommend this gem!

After hearing a bunch from social media and people of this coffee shop I decided to take my mom with me to finally try it. The decor & ambiance was cute. The Pros: Now the place is cute, it's self order which was nice because I could take my time and look through the menu. The drink was cute, aesthetic and tasted good. The staff was also nice and helpful! The Cons: Most drinks did not have a description and I felt bad asking the worker every time while she made the drinks. For the price and no size option it was ehh. The mocha was good but not as sweet (could have been bc i substituted with almond milk) and the matcha was good but a little sweet.

Amazing concept. Great flavors. Nicely decorated. Friendly staff. Expensive as hell. No place to sit, Four stars!

I've been to their National city location & loved their coffees. Glad they opened up a location in the South Bay as it's closer to home. I'm a fan of their Mexican inspired drinks. I've tried a few of their drinks & they've all been delicious. I tried their burrito for the first time & it was decent. I tried their campechano which is supposed to be machaca with beans & cheese. But there was barely any meat, mostly beans & cheese. I would probably skip the burritos & just stick with the drinks the next time I come here!

I couldn't give 5 stars due to a few issues. Parking is a hassle, but that didn't affect my rating. I ordered 3 burritos (~$24) with a $100 bill, but they don't accept those, and there was no sign. My husband had to drop me off in front of the restaurant to search for parking, Luckily, I found my husband to grab a debit card. There's no price list on the menu at all so your total is a mystery until you're done ordering. When I received my order, there were no salsas in the bag. The cashier insisted there was three included since I ordered three burritos . I took her word for it, walked a few blocks back to where my car was parked, opened the bag and low and behold no salsas, walked back and the cashier told me she would only give me one since she new they were in the bag to begin with after some back and forth she hesitantly handed me three. I was not trying to avoid paying the extra .25cent charge, they really were not in the bag and felt by this point it shouldn't have been an issue. Finally got back to my car to enjoy my breakfast, the burritos were delicious and perfectly sized. I've read some of the reviews which state they were small and overpriced, I disagree. One was filling for me, I had the machaca and my husband devoured two, machaca and chorizo con papa. If not for the salsa incident, this place would deserve 5 stars. It's cute and cozy, but space is limited, so don't plan to linger. I will come back.

I ordered an Iced Churro Latte, half sweet. It was fine. I was mostly excited about the idea of the breakfast burrito. It's a unique concept since most coffee shops offer bagels or pastries instead of real food. The burrito was okay. I think it's a cool idea but I'm not sure if I would wait in line again since the flavor of the burrito was underwhelming.

The burritos they sell are OFFENSIVE as fuck. I feel like the yt folk would love this place to feel something, but as a Latinx person, I cannot believe the burritos were that small and the audacity to only give one salsa?!? SO CONFUSED. i love supporting small businesses, but like the portion sizes were so unbelievably small, I will not go back this is such an instagram flop.

I was really excited to try this new coffee shop because I love savory breakfast and they serve burritos! As a vegetarian I was excited to see classic bean and cheese on the menu. I had seen previous pictures and noticed the burritos were small so I got two. I also got an iced cafe de olla with oatmilk and a conchita. All to go. The coffee was delicious. It wasn't too sweet like some other drinks seemed to be, and the coffee itself was very tasty. The burritos were delicious, the salsa was also really good though a tad spicier than I was expecting (so be careful!). The conchita was also really good. Not too sweet and very soft. It was extremely busy (it was a Saturday) and the shop is small so it got a little bit crowded. But the lady at the counter was being really friendly and polite taking orders and making drinks. I appreciated her service and kindness. The shop is very pretty! There is a small communal table inside and some seating outside. However, seating was all taken so I wouldn't come expecting a spot! There are plenty of benches up and down third Avenue however, where you can easily post up and enjoy. My only draw back was that it was a bit pricey for the portions. Regardless, I'd rather spend my money with small business when I can. Overall a really nice and enjoyable treat!

Very good customer service. No restroom inside so make sure you don't have to go when you are in there. It's cute and small inside. Now that the weather is getting warmer it would be nice if they added a table outside. The honey cinnamon latte was amazing. I tried the birria burrito too and it paired perfect with the salsa. Looking forward to spending my day off mornings here.

Found this new coffee spot on 3rd Avenue. Looks like they also have a spot in National City. The menu has a lot of options to choose from. I liked the Coco Chanel Iced Latte because of the coconut taste. Definitely want to go back and try their bean and cheese burrito (beans are house made). Cute spot for a grab and go coffee or a WFH option (has a small bar top table inside) The staff was friendly and inside was clean.