Wesley Andrews Coffee & Tea

Best coffeeshop in the Twin Cities! Coffee is prepared to the highest standards. Staff are all unique and friendly. These are professionals who care deeply for their craft. The music is the cherry on the coffee cake. I always leave this place in a better mood than when I arrived. You will too. Tip your baristas!

Normally, I really enjoy the atmosphere here. It’s a great place to work or study. However, today the music was techno, which wasn’t ideal for focusing. I hope the music style changes in the future. I sat for about 20 minutes hoping the style would change, but it didn’t. I also noticed that several people walked in and left within 10–15 minutes, and I personally think the music may have played a role. That being said, the staff is always friendly, and the environment is usually welcoming. I think just being mindful of the music choice could make a big difference in keeping the space comfortable and inviting for everyone. In the video it may not sound loud, but in person it was noticeably loud.

A bit of a mess. The space needs some love. It feels like a dumping ground. Paint cans, crates, boxes, dusty magazines, board games, dead plants. A thick layer of brown grot visible on the ductwork. There are 5 different temperature light bulb throughout the space. Cold and clinic bulbs above the bar and in the track lights, mixed with garish dusty Edison bulbs hanging everywhere else. A small cleanup and some new lighting would do wonders. Good coffee though.

An impromptu rainstorm derailed my plans outdoors. All other tea stores were. Closed but this was available. Parking being available was another story. Part of why I don't come this way is dealing with parking. If you have time, just drive around a bit and you'll find something. I found out from the barista that the owner of the shop sources his own tea. That’s quite impressive for a coffee shop. Granted I don’t visit coffee shops but maybe 3 times a year so maybe it’s more of speciality coffee shop thing. Yellow tea is something I would generally avoid in a shop but seeing his set up and being allowed to actually see the leaves so I could grade and write tasting notes was a huge plus. The Mao Feng is very nice. Well done on your sourcing Mr. Andrews.

Stopped by on our biking around town. Minus a star for not having a bike park/spot and ran out of matcha in the early a.m. other than that, this is a good place to havve a morning coffee/tea break on the weekend. Had ube latte, cold vanilla latte pair with bogarts donuts and Marc heu’s chocolate pistachio croissant (available on the weekends only).

It’s taken four trips to Minneapolis to find good coffee but we’ve finally got there. Wesley Andrews knows what they’re doing and has some amazing speciality coffees in the hopper! Vibes are great, music is choice, and the cactus is an awesome addition! 10/10 will be back again, thanks!!

I’m not sure how many baristas this shop has but I did not have the same experience as others re: rude barista… It was my first time at WA, I arrived at 9:30 on a Sunday, and the barista working was super friendly and we chatted and laughed. I got the honey rose latte which was perfect (the rose flavor might not be for everyone) and I split a chocolate pistachio pastry with my friend! We gave the shop 3 stars for the ambience — there are wood floors and metal & wooden chairs; there are no rugs or plushy armchairs, which I think would add some coziness to the place!

A great pour over, was a Kenyan and I assume natural (If I were to critique a little I think it would be preferable to have that on the menu if possible ). Had some fun funkiness I wasn't expecting but was fun. Blackberry, Pomegranate, savory... Cactus... Corn? Unsure what to call it but was fun. Definitely worth coming as a weird coffee person, and the average coffee goer also has some great options. Didn't try the food so can't rate

Is this British? It feels very British in here. The aesthetic, the vibe, it's all very London. "Let's have a cuppa at Wesley, dear!" I had an ube latte, which was decent and not too sweet. My lady got a matcha latte that she said wasn't hot enough. The space feels minimalist and clean. The woman at the counter seemed sleepy, although not British.

Free and fully available street parking in front? Yes please. Rarely have I ever been to a coffee shop where the staff actually adjusted the music style, etc. based on the customers in the shop. Initially, there were folks conversing and then it drilled down to the book readers and studiers. Music was adjusted accordingly, 5 stars alone for that. Staff was amazing and attentive. I felt spoiled rotten with the ube latte ($6 alone $7 with espresso in it) and I wanted a 2nd cup, but had to exhibit self control on the calories and the cash. Didn't think I'd ever call cracks in the wall and cacti charming but they were. Will be back very soon.

I stopped in to grab a coffee and try out this place. It was my first time in and the barista was very nice and everything was tidy and clean. I took a look at the featured drinks and nothing particularly caught my eye so I decided to opt for my go-to: an iced vanilla latte. Unfortunately I really didn't enjoy the coffee at all. I'm not sure if it was a bad espresso shot or what was wrong, but it didn't taste anything like a good coffee. I'm not sure I'd recommend spending $8 with tip on this. I did finish the drink but I considered throwing it out because of the poor taste. The space was lovely and there was lots of nearby free street parking.

This is a very hygge style cafe with the place really modern, simple and calm. Parking is in the streets near Eat Street area. I ordered their ube latte which was interesting on their menu. If you expect it to be a sweet Starbucks like treat, this latte has only slight sweetness and a more natural nutty and root tasting flavor. It also has a tinge of bitterness as after taste. It definitely is an acquired tasting latte. I appreciate the beautiful latte art. I also noticed that they actually sell and serve coffee roasted from China! That is unusual because tea is served there but to find coffee beans roasted up in the hills of China is pretty unique. So when I was there, the co-owner came in to meet one of his vendor and I got to hear the whole scoop about their journey as a small business owner. They specialize in tea as well in this cafe. I hear true passion in his voice for the world to experience his roasting and presentation of both coffee and tea in MN. He stumbled upon the coffee beans when his initial trips to China was to shop for tea leaves. I tried the drip coffee as I was super curious. It was very nice and clean tasting with a strong dark chocolate aftertaste. Last but not least, check in here with your Yelp app and get 20% off your drink! Love it!!

I'm a simple person, so it should never be a surprise when I opt out of a "foo foo" coffee drink and go for a latte. I also consider myself a coffee connoisseur of sorts, so I like that without added sweetness and flavoring, a latte allows me to appreciate the quality of the coffee. The latte I had at Wesley Andrews was lovely. I felt at complete peace when sipping on the high quality coffee drink while catching up with a friend. The space is modern, without feeling too sterile-- a balance that can be hard to find in a lot of these establishments. The service was warm and friendly as well, which only added to how much I enjoyed my time in the coffee shop.

Super cute coffee shop, we found it on a whim after a fashion show and love the vibe. The staff was very helpful and friendly as well! We tried some bakery items (almond croissant and a scone) as well as: an Iced ube w/espresso, the matcha thai tea and my usual iced mocha - all were great! We were able to find street parking, but I'm sure it's harder to park during the busy times. Would recommend for a quick coffee, meet up with friends or even for work/studies.

This coffee shop has some very good coffee! I tried their coffee black (which isn't my go to, but you know) and it was delicious. They also sell beans to take home. I'd definitely come back.

Really enjoyed my crafted mocha from Wesley Andrew's! Each drink is made with such precision and care. Takes a bit longer than other places as such, but it's worth it.

My friend in Chicago actually recommended this place to me and it doesn't disappoint! I've been there a few times now and this time I wanted to try something completely different, and that's why I went with the gochujang mocha that's on their seasonal menu. I was taken aback initially from the weird spicy, milky, and sweet combination but I thought they really made it the best they could. I don't think I'd personally order it again but I did not regret trying it out. I actually liked it better than any Starbucks mocha I've ever had because WA doesn't put 5 shots of syrup in your drink. It's a great place for doing some work whenever - especially when they have a happy hour from 4-6pm that offers $2 drop coffee and $1 donuts in case you're looking to stay up late or have assignments to grind. Their designs are super cute and they have a fun merch selection - along with Gallant Tiger gourmet uncrusted sandwiches, which definitely caught our eye. I will be coming back for more of their fun seasonal offerings!

The best coffee shop in the whole neighborhood! Beautifully decorated, there is a natural air about WA, I have sat here for hours and keep coming back. They really do have the best matcha latte. There is so much care into making it, that flavors elsewhere doesn't compare. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. Recommending: Matcha Latte with Almond milk.

Perfect atmosphere to enjoy a decadent coffee or catch up with a friend. They also have work space to do a little work if that's what you need to do. The drinks are absolutely gorgeous! The service was friendly and welcoming.

Stopped by to grab a quick bite to eat. They had wonderful muffins that I am still dreaming about! It was super fast, really friendly place. Easy place to work at if you are looking for a place to go to

First time here! Parking was free street parking. I tried the cider and it was very yummy. There is not a ton of seating options to do work/homework. But there are a few options. They also do not have free WiFi. There are also not many outlets and the space was just not very clean in general.

This cafe LOOKED nice, drink TASTED okay, but it didn't FEEL like welcoming vibes. Not sure if it was the ambiance or the interaction. Got some Glam Doll Doughnuts and dropped by around the corner for some caffeine here. Ordered the Matcha Thai Tea. The matcha and thai teas are both separately premixed/prepared. Drink preparation is merely pouring a bit of the two into a cup. If your drink tastes a little watered down, it's likely that the premixed teas were not shaken before pouring. I asked for soy milk substitute. I was told that the thai tea "is the house tea with black tea mixed with spices." Certainly sounds like chai and not a thai tea. The drink was light, grainy, and just alright. I expected the orange thai tea flavor profile, but it 100% drank like a chai to me.

#21 in my TWIN CITIES COFFEE SHOP SERIES Come here for aesthetic, great quality drinks and a good place to get work done! I love the ambiance of this place! Great playlists, not too loud and not too quiet, great lighting, wonderful service, and cute vibes. I got the imfamous Matcha Thai Tea Latte ($6.75) which was delicious! Traditional thai tea that was not super sweetened which really brought of the tea and spiced flavor. Plus the matcha was just as high quality. The drink did taste a bit watered down though. They also have a good selection of traditional coffee drinks (homemade cold brew, etc.) and a lot of high quality tea to choose from! They recently just increased their prices in order to coincide with the rising cost of living which is great for them and their employees! However, paying $7.50 in total for an iced matcha or my friend paying $8.50 in total for an iced vanilla latte is pretty steep.

i've lived near Wesley Andrews for a couple years and finally had a chance to stop in. I have to say i'm glad i finally did. the honey latte is superb and the donut from Bogart's is... i mean was amazing because it's already gone. the interior is charming and very relaxing, i almost feel like i'm in Norway (where I've never been but i imagine this is probably what it would feel like to hang out in a Norwegian coffee shop). finally the barista was wonderful and the latte was a work of art. i will definitely return to Wesley Andrews again much sooner than it took me to visit the first time.

I don't know how I've lived in Minneapolis so long without finding Wesley Andrews. This place has all the components we love about a coffeeshop, and I'm sure I was vibing even more since it was a rainy spring morning! The location itself doesn't have a ton of nearby parking, so prepare to walk a bit, but it's worth it. You're welcomed into the space with tons of plants, an open concept, and exposed brick (my personal favorite aesthetic). Service was only alright in my opinion...the barista was fairly slow and seemed like he was more interested in other coworkers sitting at the bar than making my drink. I ordered the Earl Sweatshirt latte, a seasonal special. The flavors were VERY subtle, and the drink itself felt more like a really yummy, sweet latte than anything with further identity such as the promised Earl Gray or Pistachio. When I come back, I'll probably adventure into their Matcha selection. Overall, a really solid spot to work remotely or catch-up with a friend. Small improvements would warrant a 5 star review in the future, as all the components are there!

And yet another coffeeshop review. I got a 1000 of them... literally. Anyways, this place was basically par for the course. Meaning they make a pretty good cappuccino...

Coffee. Tea. Bakery that is brought in. I did not try the last two, but the first - chefs kiss Older building in the eat street area in a nice building that is built out like the typical coffee shop. Nice, but very coffee shop But let's talk coffee. I had the americano. One size, small. And very good. Better than spy house, which I love They also have Japanese cold brew, which staff was happy to explain. Lots of coffee places on Eat Street, but this would be my first choice. If they just opened earlier

I LOVE this place. Amazing vibes, great study spot, yummy drinks, and cutest merch. I got the iced matcha latte and my friend got the mulled cider. The matcha latte was light and delicious and was very close to matcha I have had in Japan. It wasn't anything like those fake powders you find in cheap drinks. The cup that the drink came in was super cute too. The mulled cider was such a great fall drink and was also delicious. The staff was very friendly and easy to talk to. They had amazing recommendations and knew what they were talking about. The merch for this place is amazing. The art, the style, I love it all. I wanted to buy everything. Overall, this is my new favorite cafe and will be my go to.

This is a great local coffeeshop with really good aesthetic, music, and vibes. I always like it when the baristas are very casual, having conversation amongst themselves and with other patrons in the shop. It makes it feel more homey and friendly even if I'm not even in the conversation and just doing work in a corner. My friend got their matcha thai tea which was really good and if they have it next time I would definitely get it. I honestly can't really pinpoint what it tastes like exactly and why it tastes so good - it did not taste like I expected in the best possible way. I also overheard that they're going to change out their seasonal drinks soon so excited to go back and see what they are. There is a good amount of street parking, although the shop is right at the corner of the intersection and so it is a little difficult to find a nice spot right near the shop. Also there are limited spots/number of tables although it wasn't overly crowded and you could definitely get a seat. A mix of people doing work/quiet activity versus having conversation, but a good level of background noise which is the environment I like to work in. I can definitely see this place becoming a regular in my rotation of work places.

The aesthetic of Wesley Andrews is so relaxing! This is a great space to grab coffee and get some work done. Spacious seating is available and the coffee is exceptional. I ordered an iced vanilla latte with oat milk. My barista was very friendly and my drink came out great! You can taste the effort put into your order. I'd love to come back and sit for a bit, but for now I can't recommend this enough!

To quote the good people at Food&Wine: "a small-batch roasting operation stripped down to the essentials, is an enthusiastic vote for simplicity, not to mention good customer service, and it feels like a winner." (https://www.foodandwine.com/coffee/best-coffee-america) It's in the Eat Street district and the hipster vibe is well done here.

I can't say enough amazing things about Wesley Andrew's and the staff on the morning of 9/12. For starters I was visiting from out of town and scheduled an Uber to take me to the airport with enough time to stop by WA. Little did I know WA didn't open for another 10 minutes! But the staff was SO KIND and let me in early. I was incredibly grateful and already knew I was going to love the place. The vibe inside is warm and inviting. Big windows, lots of seating (indoor and outdoor), and a good place to work or grab just a coffee. There were plenty of drink options, with milk alternatives, so there's something for everyone. I ordered an iced latte (despite the semi chilly weather) and a bagel with cream cheese to go. The staff quickly prepared it for me as my Uber was going to be there any minute! Again - thank you guys!! Anyways- the coffee was delicious. Simple yet fantastic. A truly good latte prepared well (we can all agree they aren't always done well). The everything bagel was toasted to perfection and I enjoyed that as well! Next time I'm in town I'll be sure to stop by again and bring friends! This is truly a 5 star establishment!

I like that they always have creative drinks that are unique. Their version of creativity plays more with spices and herbs rather than syrups/toppings. The interesting drink we tried and like was: matcha and Thai tea latte with coconut milk. I also enjoyed the vanilla latte, especially the lack of sweetness. We ordered takeout, but I would come back to meet with friends or study. The shop has natural light, lots of plants, and exposed brick. The barista was a little unfriendly, but maybe it was a rough day for them. They just seemed annoyed with answering questions, even though we were the only ones in lines. Regardless, our drinks were good and well made!! (this is why I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5. I'll update if my next experience is better.) They also sell chocolates and kombucha and other goodies. I really recommend the chocolate if they're still selling the brand "Ritual"! A little spendy, but worth the extra pennies.

Super cozy coffee shop, and the coffee was great! Employees were super kind and friendly which is always a plus!

Go only if you have time to wait on your bougie drink. I was nearly late for work waiting for my drink (no line) and they also don't serve half and half OR heavy cream!!? Like is it a coffee shop even?? This was shocking to me. Then the drink I did get was bland, in a TINY cup and was not even full.

Great coffee shop near the museum! This shop crafts wonderful varied types of coffee. Not just knowing how to make your standard lattes, but a proper flat white too. This paired with a peaceful aesthetic, full of plants and a large window for a enjoyable street view. It's small, so watch out for others not respecting your covid space. But otherwise a beyond enjoyable spot to sip read or work.

Love the vibe in this shop, I think the interior is stunning right as you walk inside! The service is great as well, I wanted to try their seasonal pear sage apple cider and it was delicious, it tasted like a herbal tea and apple cider combined, perfect amount of sweetness and I enjoyed the mint leaves in it. I will definitely be back to try more drinks from here!

The vibes are right at Wesley Andrews- what a beautiful little gem of a coffee shop. The space is so cozy and charming, littered with real plants and greenery. If you choose to stay to enjoy your drink, it's likely to be served in stunning glassware. If to-go, it'll come in the cutest cup you can imagine. I got the maple spice latte with oat milk + my husband got a normal black coffee. We were both delighted with the quality and taste. My latte was flavorful but not too sweet. Must-try!

I have been wanting to try this little spot for awhile now and got the chance last week to meet up a friend of mine for coffee. Take your time and find street parking. When you walk in you see a very modern and European feel to the spot. There is a big bar where you can sit and also order your coffee and treats. We arrived around 9:30am on a Friday morning and it was quiet. Plenty of space to sit and if you need a charge up very easy to find a spot to do so. I sat for a bit waiting for my friend and did not feel pressured to have to order right away which with having a newborn along with me, I appreciated the laid back atmosphere. I ended up ordering the ube latte with a shot of espresso and my friend ordered a latte with oat milk. We of course had to get some pastries. And ordered both a regular and a chocolate croissant. Ube is one of my favorite flavors and this latte did not disappoint! Really creamy and light, not too sweet, just the way I like it. My friend had a sip and she declared she will have to come back to get one. And I must say, oat milk is a life changer. It was a suggestion from the barista since they were out of almond milk and I don't think I will go back. It gives the latte a much more rich and nuttier flavor and we appreciated her suggestion. I literally bought oat milk on my grocery trip that day too. I believe the pastries come in from an outside bakery since they really focus on drinks, but the croissants were on point. Super flaky and complemented our drinks very well. Wesley Andrews also offers a variety of different coffees and teas you can try and it looks like in a tasting style presentation. I love their slogan: Conversations and Complements The idea of focusing on relationships, connecting with others makes the environment so inviting and we will definitely be back for more!

Great coffee shop in Uptown with a focus on quality drinks. They have homemade syrups like vanilla, lavender, and cinnamon as well as alternative milk options (oat milk, etc). Ordering was done yourself on a tablet. The iced vanilla latte wasn't too sweet and tasted great. Free street parking out front. Lovely environment with lots of plants and brick walls. WiFi worked well for studying.

As soon as I stepped in to this cafe I was greeted with the welcoming staff. I instantly loved the retro rustic feel to the place. They were playing music on a record player and it was the perfect touch. I also loved how the place was quiet and peaceful. There were just a couple people working on their laptops, doing their own thing. Since it was my first time there I wasn't sure what type of coffee to get. The barista was very helpful with giving me recommendations. I'm a sweet coffee type of gal and he recommended the Lavender Latte. It was delicious! I loved that the latte foam at the top lasted all the way to the end of the last sip. The coffee was not too sweet and not too bitter - just right ! I could also taste the lavender in the coffee too. They have a small pastry case in front of the cafe too but it doesn't have a large selection. This place really shines with their coffee and tea and I'm okay with that. My only wish was that I could have tried the Ube latte that they are known for but I think it was out of season since I came in the Winter time. Next time!

Great place for a simple coffee or tea and a donut. They have Bogarts donuts. It's a small place run by one person so please keep this in mind. Our coffee and tea were served in a fancy carafe. There are a few places to sit if you're staying. I'm not sure if you were passing by that you would notice this place. It's right near the pinball bar.

This is such a cute place! I've been wanting to check this spot out forever. I'd heard great things about their lattes -- especially the rosemary fennel latte. I'm not a caffeine drinker so opted for one of their adorably served teas. Barista was super kind and friendly and explained the menu to me. I found the general menu on the wall and then more specific menu on the ordering counter a little confusing. Food options were limited to a few pre-packaged cookies. They have an awesome tea selection: the barista recommended their white tea but I opted for a caffeine free ginger herbal tea. He brought it out in their very recognizable glassware--a real treat to drink from, and makes you feel so trendy. There isn't a ton of seating here, and much of the seating is at the coffee bar. We had a group of 3 so opted for one of the few tables. Restroom has a lock and key password--ask barista for access. Hip and trendy spot with fun glassware and unique drinks. Check it out!

Wolfmother thought the Chai latte was a little too spicy. Thank. Friends of wolfmother enjoy it here a lot.

Best latte and coffee experience in town!! Donuts from one of the best donut shops in Minneapolis. Highly recommend and will become a regular.

Gyokuru green and northwoods latte The cozy coffee shop had several options to try from apart from the regulars. The ambience was green and refreshing. Northwoods latte was presented beautifully with marshmallow burnt on its sides and it was pretty sweeter than I anticipated. Gyokuru green was presented good and more authentic green tea which was brewed good.

I happened to walk by this place and tried it out. I was pleasantly surprised that I found a good coffee shop randomly. 1. Parking Free street parking available close by. 2. Drinks I had tea as well as kombucha. I liked both. It is pricier than most places, but they provide nice clean environment, great looking drinks and good service. 3. Wifi Works fast and reliable, which are important for my work, so I appreciated that. 4. Music/ambience Music is not too loud and I loved it. Giant windows make natural light come in and nice and bright. I hate dark coffee shops. So they definitely have that advantage. Looks simply clean and elegant, minimalist look. 5. Not crowded During both of my visits, I didn't really see many people. Besides from me, there were 3 or 4 other people at most. Outlets are everywhere if you need to charge your laptops and phones. All in all, I'd recommend this place.

I came here to meet a friend. I am not a coffee person, but I'd seen their Brown Sugar Miso Hojicha on Instagram and thought it sounded super interesting. It was delicious! Warm, sweet, and a tiny bit savory. It was a really lovely drink (though a bit small). I loved all the plants inside, too. At one moment I was listening to my friend speak, and I had to pause and listen. The baristas were playing music from the gaming series, Final Fantasy. Being a huge gamer, I went up to them and told them it was really amazing. Getting to chat with an old friend while To Zanarkand played in the background was perfect. Made my morning! I will be back!

Excellent coffee. Cute outdoor seating. Friendly staff. Kyoto iced coffee. Found this spot while walking for donuts. It's a coffee lovers dream if you like pour overs and aeropress. I enjoyed the summer iced coffee featured here. Stop by and maybe pick up a bar of chocolate too.

This place is fantastic! The signature drinks are very good and made with care. The pastries are delicious as well, such as the quiche and donuts. Not to mention the staff really know what they're doing and are more than happy to help you find a drink you'll love!

Not the best coffee shop in town.. but not the worst either. The atmosphere is really cute, there is exposed brick and a lot of greenery. It was a little difficult to find parking on the street, it was a quite busy area, and the coffee shop itself was very small too. The coffee itself is what I really did not like about this place. I only order decaf, and the decaf coffee here was very sour and I did not enjoy it. I also tried oat milk here for the first time, and I just did not enjoy my coffee whatsoever that day. I thought it is very hard to mess up a mocha, but this place did that. My husband did enjoy his drink though, so maybe next time I will get just a plain soy mocha, but there was not much about this place that made me want to come back.

Do not let the sophisticated minimalist decor deter you from a magnificent coffee experience. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and patient. The purple yam latte was an unbelievable concoction that was overly sweet and allows you to enjoy espresso without too much cover-up. I admit the beautiful purple color was a bit distracting at first, but what do you expect in the hometown of Prince? A great place for "conversation and complements" and tea /coffee / desserts.

Matcha Thai Tea automatically meant I needed to get to know this space. The space was open, quiet, minimalistic. A few patrons had spaced themselves out over the small seating area. The barista ended up conversing with a friend by the counter next to the seating area through the entire last hour, and with the sparse decor and low music meant patrons were overhearing the conversation by the seating area more than anything. In a classic café, not so noticeable. In this otherwise very serene space, quite noticeable. The drink was Instaworthy, for sure. A tad on the sweet side. Reminded me of Asian desserts, really. Was definitely better after I let the ice melt. Side note: It doesn't come with a hot option. Worth the visit? I find it a tad gimmicky personally, and feel that the balance of a classic matcha latte or actual Asian dessert is far more my speed than this combination thereof, but hey, you might disagree. Feel free to go find out - if nothing else, it makes for a great photo!

Small coffee shop with great drinks and a chill vibe! Perfect place to get some work done. Parking can be difficult to find but it is free street parking

Very fun coffee shop, cool aesthetic and modern feel. Barista offered valuable suggestions for roasts. I didn't stay but would love to go back to work for a while. Not a lot of seating but some variety in options. I recommend visiting for a coffee or beans.

This coffee shop...!!! It's clean, trendy cool, modern, ultra minimalistic in a really good way. They had a record player going for music to top it off. It was relaxing and would be a great place for laptop work or meeting up with someone. It was a nice quite atmosphere when we were here with a handful of others patrons. I loved the handcrafted unique lattes with their pretty milk frothed shapes swirled in. I had a Rosemary fennel latte and a lemon curd pastry. One of my daughters had a vanilla cappuccino (actually, she ended up having a 2nd because it was so dang good) & my other daughter had tea. I have never seen tea served they way they do. It was a serene experience all on its own with its tall, sleek unique tea set. As rural gals, we search out cool coffee houses when we venture into the cities. This one definitely fit what we look for down here! We will definitely return to this one! (The only downside? Lack of food. We were here for the coffee and ambiance anyway though).

Wesley Andrews is the perfect place to work, study, have a coffee date or a quick drink on the go. The staff are some of the best baristas in the area. A woman in front of me in line said she was new to drinking coffee and the female barista made some very friendly suggestions and offered to make something different if she didn't like it. Now that's great service! I like WA because it's quiet and always a high standard in service and cleanliness as well!