Talitha Coffee Roasters Bankers Hill

Amazing coffee shop with excellent customer service. I usually get a short iced vanilla latte and it's perfect each time. One day I forgot to say iced, and they remade my drink no problem, and didn't make me pay even when I offered. The branding is beautiful, and all their coffee and syrups are made in house. Plenty of seating with a great vibe. I was in SD for a week and went here about 4 days in a row because it's soo good, and each time had no problem finding street parking. It's metered for only $1.25 for 30 mins, and right next to the coffee shop. The location is prime, because it pretty close to Balboa park, the SD Zoo and on the way to fashion Alley and other shopping, so it's perfect along your commute.

Coffee was quite good! Milk was steamed well and I enjoyed the presentation of the drink. The espresso also had a nice flavor, nothing too strong for those who enjoy a less strong coffee. The space was also quite big, so if you would like to get some work done while enjoying a nice cup of coffee, this place is perfect for that. Workers here are also great!

Today we visited this coffee shop. There's a selection of desserts, as well as various breakfast and snack options for those who want to not only drink coffee but also eat. I had a latte here. I liked the atmosphere of the place. I wanted to sit inside the cafe, but all the tables were taken, so it must be quite popular. There are also a few tables outside. I'd like to say that it's quite clean. The staff keeps the place clean and the tables outside. At least when we were here today, it was clean. You can also buy coffee beans to take home. As for the coffee, I didn't really like it. The coffee was a little bitter, probably because of the beans they use. I can't say it was bad, but rather of average quality.

Nice coffee shop with good enough space to sit and do some work. Their lattes are on point and are at the perfect temperature. Their syrups are made in-house and espresso is pretty smooth.

I enjoyed a nice avocado toast and hot drip black coffee from this new coffee shop. The toast came on a locally baked artisan sourdough bread. The toast came with plenty of freshly sliced avocado, sea salt, crushed black pepper, and a drizzle of balsamic. The toast was very tasty, but the sourdough was harder than it should of been. It was difficult to slice with the metal butter knife. It was a hard chew. The drip coffee was strong but a smooth cup of coffee. They offer locally baked goods and have plenty of inside and outside seating. The service was very nice.

The institution gets a solid 4. One table with 5 chairs is occupied by the person who is working, all single seats remain vacant. Sweet, unique, there is nothing, do not really want to. Coffee is normal, increase a little grind. Friendly baristas. The coffee shop needs to be updated periodically so that the number of visitors does not drop. For example, the stogies on the street look awful, thanks)

I have been missing Cafe Virtuoso since they closed a few years ago and Talitha took over. 5 stars because I want them to continue to succeed. The coffee is still good. The milk is still good. Only issue here is that they are still working on their cup and drink sizing - my cortado came in a notneutral lino in what I believe to be the single cappuccino size (I have the espresso and double cappuccino but don't have a banana for scale), and my partner's latte came in the 16oz lino mug. The drinks were a bit milkier than expected, but the milk is at least very good, so we still enjoyed our drinks!

Awesome coffee shop in the heart of bankers hill with some tasty breakfast sandwiches and baked goods. Fast, friendly service, great atmosphere and not silly expensive. Everything was fresh and tasty!

Quick stop in a new coffee shop located where WestBean used to be in Banker's Hill. I'm absolutely loving the colorful branding. We walked in and were greeted immediately. The gentleman made an awesome latte for me and a flat white for my fiancé. Both were above average for the area. The coffee had a nice rich flavor, but was not bitter at all and he got that foam with just the right amount of creaminess. They had a couple interesting things on the menu. There's an Arnold Palmer made with nitro black tea that I will definitely be coming back for on a nice hot day. I saw a few pastries and conchas but wasn't in the market at the moment for a sweet treat. There's also a small menu of food items. This is in a great location about a block away from Balboa Park and a block away from my favorite yoga studio. I'm sure I will be visiting here often!

I enjoyed a nice avocado toast and hot drip black coffee from this new coffee shop. The toast came on a locally baked artisan sourdough bread. The toast came with plenty of freshly sliced avocado, sea salt, crushed black pepper, and a drizzle of balsamic. The toast was very tasty, but the sourdough was harder than it should of been. It was difficult to slice with the metal butter knife. The drip coffee was strong but a smooth cup of coffee. They offer locally baked goods and have plenty of inside and outside seating. The service was very nice.

A little hard to find, cuz location is actually corner of 4th & Laurel (not 5th Ave), lower level of Mr. A's building. Glad I found it, because they had the best gluten-free chia pudding parfait I've ever had along with a flat white latte, which was yummy too!