6/24/2025- A nice…read moresurprise to see a coffee roaster in the medical/hospital- Two for Tuesday?... oh yes! Didn't get a drink yet, but got two bags for $35.. Can't wait to grind and try!

Okay hear me out.... I work by the northern Nevada hospital on Longley, heard there was an Old…read moreWorld Coffee Roasters in the hospital... and yes I really went to the hospital just to get a coffee. All for their Mocha Drogata. My coworker got me a the Drogata for my birthday last year, and it was a drink I seriously could not stop thinking about. so I ended up going to NNMC during a lunch break to get myself a coffee and till this day , stand by this drink. It is just one of those coffees that you swear you can't find anywhere else, so getting a chance to grab it is always such a treat. Do keep in kind , I believe this little shop is open only from morning to around 2pm ish , because from my understanding when I went, they were about to close. So if you have been at the hospital for awhile or trying to get a late afternoon or evening coffee while waiting in the hospital, this place may be close. Overall, this location is very convenient for those at stopping for healthcare reasonings and want something more unique compared to the usual Starbucks.

Quaint welcoming coffee shop. Space to sit is at a premium…read more It appears a lot of people come here to do work. A tough call as to whom is important to continuing business . Typical Menu but the employees make it feel special! I was encouraged to get the dirty chai and I was elated with it. Creamy and flavorful. The perfect sipping temperature. Next time I will plan on getting breakfast!

Visited here for an afternoon pick me up, and other than the fact that it's pretty tough to find,…read morethis was a great place to grab a cup of high quality coffee. I'm a huge fan of Coffeebar in general, so when I saw a location I had never known about or been to, I threw it straight into the map and headed over around 1 PM. It took me 2-3 laps around the block to realize this place was tucked in an alleyway. It's a true hidden gem. I almost gave up when I couldn't find it and the map directions didn't make much sense. This location is a small shop with only a little bit of seating indoors and a few tables outdoors. This is primarily the roasters location, so it's a great place to enjoy the freshest of coffee but also a great place to purchase beans. They had a very large selection of beans for purchase. They still offer a decent menu and a few snacks, though much smaller than the other location. My wife enjoyed a matcha and I enjoyed one of the exclusive roastery blends on drip. Both drinks were very good. The quality of the drip coffee was superior. I want to visit again and try a coffee flight. That's something I've always wanted to do. Overall, friendly staff, delicious coffee, and even though it's hard to find, this hidden gem is well worth the stop. Cheers!

This was an amazing find in Reno. This shop is located on the 2nd floor of a strip shop and it has…read moreall the best elements of a 3rd wave coffee shop. It's all about the beans (they roast on premises) and the coffee. We had a beautifully crafted latte served in a ceramic mug. The barista is clearly well experienced and textured the milk perfectly. The temperature was also on point and what was created was a delicious, creamy and smooth drink where the coffee notes were present and not over bearing. Outstanding! The ambiance of the place is relaxed and the staff was very friendly. I would highly recommend this coffee shop if in the Reno area!

Another one of my solid recommendations. Best cup of Joe in the area. Very cool staff and ease of…read moreinternet connection (some places make it so difficult, and their coffee is tepid and weak) But I digress. Anyways I can't recommend midnight enough. And they have stand up comedy ta boot! If you need a depth charge that will get you going this is the exact place to do so. Qa' Pla!

On a weekend trip to Reno, my husband and I had one of the most delicious cups of coffee at a local…read morediner. We loved the coffee so much that we asked our waitress where it came from. We looked the roastery up and drove over. Tim was such a nice and welcoming guy, and really takes pride in what he does. We bought a bunch of bags and filled up our carry-on and flew home with it. Fast forward to 2 years later, we hare happy Coffee of the Month subscribers and look forward to getting Tim's coffee in the mail. We've gifted the subscription to our friends and family too, and everyone loves it. Perfect for the coffee lover in your life. I look forward to grinding up these beans and enjoying the most delicious French pressed coffee every morning. I feel so lucky we followed our curiosity that one day in Reno.

No joke, no exaggeration. I have traveled across three continents, and Tim Curry roasts the best…read morecoffee I have had anywhere. It would not be out of place in a three-Michelin-star dining room. He roasts every batch himself over a wood fire, feeding a beautiful old roaster with logs he chops by hand. His espresso blends are composed with a level of precision that feels almost synesthetic. Ask him what he is aiming for and he will describe the roast in shapes: how wide the base should be, whether it tapers or flares, how many sides the finished polygon has. I have stood there listening, fascinated, with no real idea what he is talking about, then tasted the cup and understood anyway. Important to know: this is not a coffee shop. There is no barista counter. It is a modest storefront and warehouse, and if you stop by you will likely see Tim at the roaster, stoking the fire. The aroma is arresting from the street. That wood fire imparts a signature note that sets his coffee apart. It does not turn smoky in the jerky sense. It reads as a gentle campfire thread running through the cup, adding warmth and dimension without heaviness. Since moving away from Reno I miss these beans enough that I cave and pay the shipping. If you order Priority Mail, the bags arrive right in the early sweet spot of their drinkability window, perfect for dialing in extraction. If you know your way around a grinder and an espresso machine, get these beans. Tim Curry is an amazing craftsman making world-class coffee, one hand-roasted batch at a time.

Magpie is a cute little coffee shop that is tucked on the end of Wells Avenue and is easy to miss…read moreunless you're looking for it. They have a black sign with a bird on it which is really the only marker you can spot for knowing you've found it. The inside has simple decor but is bright and clean. I got a standard iced vanilla latte and croissant, both satisfied my breakfast cravings but were not anything extraordinary. With so many great coffee shops in Reno, you've got to find a way to stand out to get people back in the door. Even though I had a good experience here, I'm not sure if I would be rushing back unless I found something worth returning for. Still a nice place to stop if you're in the are!

We happened upon this place while window shopping in the midtown area. The menu is small, but hits…read moreall the highlights. We were a little bummed because we saw on their listing that they have pastries and were wanting a little snack but they didn't have any available that day. We were both happy with our coffee selections and my latte had a pretty design on it. The barista was pleasant and answered our questions, especially after we let her know we were first timers. If you are looking for cute and cozy, this probably isn't your vibe. It was pretty cold, and the tables and chairs were just basic hard white furniture and the barstools didn't look particularly comfortable either. We probably would have stayed for another cup but both of us were feeling restless and my legs were starting to get numb after sitting for a while. I'd most likely come in and do a to go order if I were to come back. Because the drinks were definitely good. Just not really my jam for a place to sit and visit.

Towards the end of a 16 mile walk in Reno, I needed a refreshing drink. Hub coffee looked like an…read moreinviting place, with plenty of outside seating. Upon entering I was greeted by a young lady behind the counter. She was very helpful, and friendly, what a great start. After talking about a special drink, and with her recommendation I chose an iced blueberry mocha. Great drink, to complement I also chose raspberry beignets. Sat outside relaxing and enjoying the break. If you're a walker, there's plenty of seating in and outside, drivers there are a few spots on either side, and on the road around the corner. I look forward to trying another drink when I visit again.

Very nice spot near the river not far from downtown Reno. They have a nice little outdoor spot to…read moredrink which is very cool. They have some pastries which are tasty (locally courted). The baristas were very nice and friendly. I had my usual latte and it was very good. Served in a plain ceramic mug, the milk was well textured and the flavor was good. Overall, a nice place to get your morning joe and then go for a nice walk along the river.

Great Husband and Wife run shop. I always support small business. I usually go to Fire Roaster but…read morewanted something a little different and I did find what I was looking for. Bought 3 of their coffee bags, but definitely will be back for some tea when I run out.

Very off-the-beaten path coffee shop that focuses on their whole-sale to local businesses/companies…read morerather than their in-person service. Despite that, the shop is homey and the staff is welcoming. It's a bit eclectic and not what you would generally expect from a coffee shop, but because of that you can basically guarantee a quiet spot to sit alone or plenty of room for a larger meet-up. I got their cold brew and it was yummy!

Perenn is genuinely lovely. The space is beautiful, the sourdough is exceptional, and the food…read morereflects real craft and care. As a longtime Reno customer I've watched them grow from a single location into a multi-state restaurant group with six locations across Nevada and Tennessee -- and that growth is well deserved. That said I do want to share one honest observation. On top of premium pricing -- which I'm happy to pay for quality -- Perenn also charges subscribers for their Substack newsletter. For an independent bakery scraping by, that makes complete sense. For a thriving six-location restaurant group with real momentum and expansion capital, it feels like a bridge too far. The brand story and the people behind it are genuinely compelling -- that content should be how you invite customers deeper into your world, not an additional revenue line. The food earns five stars. The Substack paywall earns a raised eyebrow. Share your story freely -- you've clearly earned the audience.

Super cute grocery. Good way to avoid the lines at Perenn if you just want coffee and a pastry…read more Soft serve is IMHO one of the best in the US -- milky, creamy, not too sweet. Reminds me of the rich and smooth Hokkaido soft serves I'd get in Japan. Groceries are pricey but you kinda get what you pay for (curation).