Was looking a cute coffee space to wait at before another appointment at Davis and this hit the…read morebill! As a self acclaimed coffee "snob" in-training it was a huge plus to see them roasting their own beans. I knew the coffee was gonna be good. I got the vanilla lavender earl grey cold foam latte which was a seasonal drink and it was very good. I also got a savory breakfast croissant which I gobbled down before I could take a picture. They had plenty of seating areas so great for students to study or just a place to catch up with friends. Will be back to try a hot coffee next time.

Cute indoor and outdoor spot in Davis. Definitely a more outdoor type of cafe with lots of tables…read moreand bench tables. . The coffee i got is a cappuccino and they made a cute swan design latte art. Love the espresso flavor, it was bold and rich and milky. The coffee was settle and Definitely a good cup of cap. . The line was quick and it was crowded with lots of people. The Ambiance is casual and fun spot to hang out. Parking is limited and they have street parking too. . Overall if you are looking for a coffee shop other than the big names, I recommend this spot. The coffee is from Joshua tree palm springs. Hope this helps and thanks for reading. Have a yelptastic day.

I found out there's also a Temple Roasted Coffee in Davis and decided to stop by for a latte and an…read moreonion croissant with bacon. The staff was very friendly, the coffee was great, and the croissant was delicious. The atmosphere is also really nice. Since it's located on a university campus, there are a lot of busy students around, but it doesn't take away from the experience at all, you can still relax and enjoy your coffee and food. Make sure to leave a tip at places like this, the service is excellent, and even something small like 50 cents is appreciated. Thanks, Temple Roasted Coffee!

Visited Temple Coffee Roasters today, while I was in the area walking around…read more Truth be told, I gave up caffeine for the past three weeks. I won't go into the reasons why, but I wound up forgetting to order my coffee decaffeinated. I wound up ordering a Mexican mocha with almond milk and light whip. I also ordered a veggie scone. Both the barista and the person working the counter were friendly and nice. I LOVED the Mexican mocha. It wasn't too sweet (which I was worried about), didn't need sugar, but was delicious. It had a nice mix of the robust coffee flavor and the richness of the Mexican chocolate. The scone was good. I liked the mix of veggies and cheese. I think it would have been better if it were heated. This cafe is somewhat small. While there is a good amount of seating, it gets pretty packed in here. I'd say my biggest con of this cafe if you're drinking your coffee there are the seats and the lack of electrical outlets to charge your computer. The bar stools are pretty uncomfortable. I really could only sit the stool for about an hour. Since the stools didn't have a backrest, I started getting sore. I'd definitely get coffee here again.

I been coming to Pachamama for a very long time, the Davis location is my newest morning stop!…read more Their coffee is top tier and is sourced from the best places around the world, as well as Organic and farm owned as they say! Clean establishment, very simple menu! Love their seasonal menus! They craft some good drinks! They do have a point system where you can redeem "seeds"! And my ice mocha was free today! Customer service at every location is wonderful! And the Pachamama team know their regulars that come in! They have nice merch at this location too! I will say their drinks are just top tier and their chocolate they use for their mocha is THE REAL DEAL! None of that sugary chocolate! You can taste the CACAO! Which I appreciate!! And thank you for always having my whole milk! Stop by for your next caffeine fix here!

Stopped in here to grab a morning coffee and grab something to eat. It wasn't a far walk from my…read morehotel, and based on their Yelp page, I saw they had indoor seating and outlets to plug your computer in. When I arrived it was pretty quiet. The space is larger than I anticipated, which was nice. I checked out their specials and opted to order their olive latte (it was made with olive oil). I was hoping they had some type of pastry, but alas, nothing except a few prepackaged bars. Once I got my latte, I took a seat. The latte was OK. I thought I may be able to taste/at least smell the olive oil undertones, but didn't. The latte was good. Will I be back? Maybe.

Popped by here for an afternoon of studying and got an iced hojicha latte with 10g of honey syrup…read more The atmosphere is lovely and open and the barista who helped me was very sweet and communicative (they even added more honey for me after I'd drank half of it and the ice was melting). Also, the hojicha latte was perfect and the amount of sweetener was also perfect for me. I love that they let you customize it to your liking. I'm excited to come back and try their other drinks (although the hojicha was so good I also need it again)! And it's such a convenient location - right by UCD campus.

The ambiance of this place is open, modern, and airy with a lot windows and natural sunlight. There…read moreare so many succulent plants lining the windows and around the cafe which adds a cute touch. I love that there was tons of seating! When I went on a rainy and windy Saturday afternoon there were tons of college students studying and it was quiet inside and pretty much all the seats were filled. Their menu had normal coffee drinks and lattes such as Americano, cappuccino, mocha, jasmine and earl grey tea. They also had unique drinks such as miso caramel latte, pandan latte, matcha pandan latte, matcha and hojicha. In addition, they had a spring seasonal menu and their current specials were a mango matcha drink and passion fruit espresso drink with tonic water. I ordered the hojicha latte with oat milk with light sweetener and light ice. They had options of whole milk, almond, or oat milk for milk. The cashier told me light ice meant there was going to be more oat milk. It was $5.80 which is cheaper than most cafes for hojicha however the quality wasn't as great as other cafes I've been to. The hojicha latte lacked flavor and tasted oily and didn't have the nutty flavor I'm used to but I still finished it. They usually have two bathrooms and they only had one available and sometimes you had to wait in a line for 20 min since there was so many people in the cafe which is inconvenient. Hopefully, they have the other bathroom fixed soon. Overall, it's a nice cafe with nice ambiance and some unique drink selections but I was not satisfied with the hojicha latte as there was no flavor. At least the prices are lower than other cafes. Maybe another drink would have been better.

I've been to the Davis location twice and my experiences both times have been solid. The staff are…read morefriendly and efficient with making my drinks. Both times, my coffee has been strong and flavorful. The first time I went with a strawberry rose latte and the second time I went with a blueberry vanilla latte. I got a large for each and they lasted me through the afternoon. I have not had an issue with the ice to coffee ratio as well. They have some really cute pastries on display, but I have yet to try some. I love the vibrant interior! There are always students or Davis locals hanging around, working, or studying when I visit, and while the service sucks in that area, they offer WiFi. I've only gotten my coffee to go but from other reviews I've seen, the cups are super cute! There's even a nice list of food offerings ranging from light bites to sandwiches. World Traveler is one of my favorite chains in the area and I'll definitely be back whenever I need my caffeine fix.

Drinks We stopped in for coffee while we were in the area. I…read moreordered the Iced Caramel Vanilla Latte, which was not as sweet as I expected to be. My husband ordered the Mexican mocha, and this one really missed the mark. He's had Mexican mochas from other coffee shops before, but this one was overwhelmingly dominated by the Mexican chocolate flavor, making it basically undrinkable. Atmosphere The café itself is very clean, modern, and spacious. There was plenty of seating and a good number of students studying inside, which gave it a calm, productive vibe. It's definitely a nice space to hang out or get some work done. Service Service was great -- the cashier was friendly, and our drinks were made quickly. Overall While the drinks weren't what we hoped for, the interior and service were solid. We're unsure if we'd return for coffee specifically, but we would come back to try their breakfast options.

Was here on a Wednesday morning around 9:45am. There were 2 parties in front of me in the queue…read more Once it was my turn to order, the line got pretty long. There were two staff members helping everyone behind the counter. The case was full and beautiful. I was excited to see the viral fruit desserts. I ordered a cherry and a green apple; both not too sweet but was hoping for more fruity flavors to come through. I also got a few pastries, which my family and I really enjoyed. My favorites were the ham&cheese croissant and the matcha croissant, which was generously filled with matcha cream. This location has plated brunch/lunch items and offers afternoon tea; which makes me excited to come back. Solid place but wasn't wow'd. Will try again soon!

I recently visited Estelle Bakery & Pâtisserie and it was definitely an experience that sticks with…read moreyou. The first thing you notice when you walk in is how beautiful everything looks. Every pastry is displayed so perfectly that it almost feels impossible to choose. You honestly want to try everything, and that is both the best and most dangerous part because the price does add up quickly. I will say upfront, their baked goods are on the expensive side. But at the same time, you can tell you are paying for quality, presentation, and that true bakery feel. It feels a little indulgent, but in a way that can be worth it depending on what you get. I tried their Ferrero Rocher dessert, and if I am being honest, it was not my favorite. It looked amazing, but the flavor did not fully live up to the expectation for me. On the other hand, I also got a chocolate croissant, and while the pastry itself was light, flaky, and airy, I was a little disappointed by the lack of chocolate inside. I was hoping for a richer filling to match how good the pastry texture was. That said, their pastries overall are still very well made. They have that perfect balance of being light and airy while still feeling satisfying, which is not easy to do. The real standout for me was the French toast. It absolutely knocked it out of the park. It was rich, flavorful, and honestly brought the whole experience together. If you go, I would highly recommend ordering it because it completely changed my overall impression of the visit. Overall, Estelle is one of those places where the atmosphere and presentation pull you in, and while not everything may hit perfectly, there are standout items that make it worth trying. Just be prepared to spend a bit, and go in knowing you might have to be selective with what you order.

Is kava an acquired taste that I'm too plebeian to understand? I gave this place a visit recently…read moreand did not find their drinks appealing at all. The Cloudbreaker immediately met my taste buds with bitterness and then left my tongue completely numb for several minutes. Perhaps those sensations would have paid off if they were followed by a calming or THC-like effect, but I didn't experience any change in mental state. The comfortable atmosphere saves this establishment from 1 star. Dim lights, leather couches, chill music, and colorful tiki wall art make for a decent study spot or date night. However, if you're hanging out at a business, you gotta support it, and to support it, you gotta buy something -- I can't see myself buying anything kava-related with any ounce of enjoyment. Surely there must be some variation of a kava drink that tastes delightful. I don't want to spend any more money finding out though.

Tried a new Vacaville business today I found o Google 2days before l. I left a general voicemail…read morefor Habit Hair Salon off of Alamo and Merchant in the Ranch corner store area. Nikki called me back yesterday and we had a great chat. We scheduled a cut n color for this afternoon. She was sma lil late but it was worth it. All of the independent stylists were warm, friendly and beautiful. Kikkis service was wonderful and can't wait to go back in July for more bleach blonde, highlights and a more sassy, spiky hairstyle. She's a great listener and did exactly as I showed her as far dmsu styling and color. The salon itself emeas very clean and well decorated/organized. Even if you live 15-30 mins away it's worth the drive and don't forget to ask for Nikki.

Highly recommend! Fabulous outdoor seating in a quaint…read moredowntown Davis location. Wonderful selection of teas to have hot or iced. (or to buy leaves for home brewing!) Coffee is tasty too! Yummy selection of pastries. Go early for their delicious croissant breakfast sandwiches...they sell out. And grab a loyalty stamp card so you can earn your free drink! Love this local, small business!

A Davis icon coffee shop. They really love their brew!!! And they serve amazing tea and pastries…read morealso. Certain times of the UCD academic year and the time of day really impact avails of seats inside but there is patio seats and some new unique seating areas on the sidewalks on the corner of E and 2nd.

One of my favorite places to stop when I'm (infrequently) in Davis. They're located in Downtown…read moreDavis; there's a parking lot right across from the business. I like that their drinks seem to be more about the quality of the tea versus having a ton of different flavor options. They open at a time I think is somewhat late in the day on weekdays (12pm), and there tends to be a least a few people waiting to get in by the time noon rolls around. Order at the kiosk. I've been getting the Cape Jasmine with Coconut Cream whenever I'm here (but do plan to try something new next time). The coconut cream really adds a lot to the drink, in my opinion, especially since I lowered the sweetness level. At Molly Jasmine, I do recommend keeping a higher sweetness level because otherwise the tea tends to taste a bit more bitter at first. The cream did blend into the drink to help balance out the taste, but as someone who tends to think drink / milk tea places tend to be overly sweet, you're drink likely won't be sweet enough if you reduce the sweetness at Molly Jasmine. It's a bright, open interior. Cutely decorated. Although, there's not a ton of seating. Great drink spot to check out.

I often go to the Molly Tea in the South Bay Area. After trying to convince my friend from Davis to…read morevisit the bay, she told me there was already a Molly tea in Davis. So ofc when I was in town, I had to try it. This "Molly Tea" is not the same as the Bay Area's (no store listed in Davis on the official Molly Tea website) and is also known as "jasmine tea house" on Google Maps which confused me. Walking in there was a very unpleasant smell, almost like bleach/chlorine mixed with jasmine tea fragrance. (Not great!) We sat outside. However the drinks were not bad. Not as "presentable" as the authentic Molly Tea (no fancy straw or seal), but the osmanthus oolong milk tea was on par taste wise. Overall, it's a good "knock off molly tea" and satisfied our boba craving. It's good enough for Davis but def lacks the polish of real Molly Tea's.

The customer service at this location was like a warm hug after experiencing lackluster service…read moreimmediately before arriving. Such friendly and helpful service and my iced tiramisu coffee was delicious. My sister and i thoroughly enjoyed our visit! We felt beyond valued as customers. Sharlene, you're the best! Thank you!

One of my friends talked to me about a Mint Mojito coffee and I just had to try it! I was in Davis…read moreso I thought I'd swing by and check it out. The store was pretty busy. People were sitting at almost all the tables working away on laptops or chatting. It seemed to be a super chill vibe. I noticed they had one register and one cashier and she went to help with the service line a bit. This left the register unmanned and a long-ish wait line. I wasn't in a rush so it didn't affect me, but I could see how it could have impacted others more in a hurry. I ordered my drink with oat milk. I liked the variety of milk and add-ins, though it was a little overwhelming. I waited about 20 minutes from start to finish with my order to when I had the drink in my hand. I'm not a super coffee aficionado, but j thought it tasted great. I love that it had real mint in it, too! Philz isn't a convenient place to get my coffee but I may try it again if I happen upon the store again.