Partial Coffee & Wine

I have been to Partial Cafe many times. Their coffee is outstanding and baristas are exceptional with great attentiveness to their customers. I always enjoy the atmosphere and their wonderful coffee. It’s a place that I will frequent many times.

This shop has made it incredibly difficult to enjoy coffee elsewhere. The only reason I go to other shops is because Partial closes at 2. The owner, Shay, is one of the kindest persons I’ve ever spoken to. Running a business is not for the weak, and he somehow manages to smile and engage with every single patron. Aside from that, the coffee itself is incredible - full of flavor and always made with attention to detail. I could not recommend enough.

Cozy little spot with excellent coffee, nice background music, friendly staff, and even gluten-free pastries! Well worth a visit.

Stopped in on my way back from an appointment near downtown. I read good things on Reddit about this place and I believe they were right! Delicious coffee and the pastry was delightful as well. Clearly is popular with the locals, as I could barely find a place to sit. I hope to be nearby in the morning again so I can stop in and try something else! Be sure to give this cafe a try!

Amazing place! First time in super friendly people awesome atmosphere delicious coffee good prices. Really get a good sense of community there. And did I mention delicious coffee? Will definitely be back. Thanks! Plus they're selling pastries by one of the best makers in town Frau Wunderlein (spelling, sorry). Double win

Not sure what the hype is, tried to understand what people were describing/feeling here but it wasn’t all that. Review must be a culmination of friends and family. The coffee was good but nothing special or extraordinary. Service was good, the pastries overpriced and not great. My biggest gripe was parking. I circled the business 5-6 times with no clue where to park, no signs on the building itself to indicate where to go. I thought I’d give them a call, no number on google, I thought I’d check their website, no contact information to be found. Every nearby lot had no parking signs combined with homeless or drug addicts staring us down. Won’t be back for this reason.

My cortado was served properly with a glass of sparkling water. Many cafes omit this. I prefer it and will return for that fact alone. I like the interior with functional study/computer space. It’s intimate and was mostly full, yet appropriately quiet on a Saturday morning. Meant to be a walkable cafe so be prepared to find street parking if you drive there.

Already dreaming of my next coffee or tea from here. Pictured is the matcha and the seasonal chai. The seasonal when i went was tumeric and ginger chai. They had two other types as well. They had several unique flavors to be added to lattes, chai and matcha. The atmosphere was cute and modern. A small space. I went on a less busy day. Parking is challenging in the area.

This cafe is interesting because coffee and wine are served here. I visited because they serve pastries from a baker I wanted to try. So, I got a mocha latte and the garlic-rosemary brioche bun to see if I have outgrown my dislike for brioche. The mocha latte was surprisingly weak. I could hardly taste the mocha due to the overwhelming amount of milk added compared to a different coffee shop that I frequent. Well, at least the service was great. The brioche bun was interesting. I have never really enjoyed the taste of brioche, and I still don't. The bun, unfortunately, tasted raw/underbaked.

The people that work here were very friendly. We were actually staying at the Airbnb inside of the coffee shop. I tried their cappaccino with vanilla, matcha with vanilla and the ube cookie. The cookie was ok. Cappaccino neede a couple sugar packets but was pretty good. I liked the matcha because it wasn't super overpowering like some can be. Didn't taste chalky like some matcha drinks are, was very good.