Very cute and comfy cafe with tasty drinks and treats. The Salvadoran quesadilla is not like the…read moreMexican version. It's kinda like a corn muffin but thicker like mochi a bit and some sweetness. Loved it. I also liked that the orange cream matcha was sweet but not overly. Baristas were also kind and helpful! I took home a raspberry danish and the banana bread pudding, warmed them both up, and YUM. My husband was so happy haha.

supppper cute cozy shop which is free of the lifeless hospital sterile coffee shop environment i…read morefear has taken over. their coffee is very yummy, but as someone who prefers chai or matcha they are a bit weaker on that side! honestly the main reason i probably don't prefer this spot, but i can be a tad picky. workers are so so nice, and their pastries hit pretty good! i'd still recommend to come in and get a drink, very cute sitting areas and truly a lovely place to read !

I finally checked out Druthers Coffee Shop and I am already planning my next visit…read more I ordered the Crocodile Pear savory breakfast waffle and the Rose coffee, and both were just as beautiful as they were delicious. The waffle was perfectly balanced, crispy and savory, topped with fresh avocado, thin radish slices, and pickled onions! WHICH I AM NOW OBSESSED WITH! That added the perfect pop of flavor. And the Rose coffee was a not only beautiful but rich in flavor. It was smooth, lightly floral, and finished with the prettiest latte art that made it almost too pretty to drink. You can tell the barista's are very passionate about their drinks. The atmosphere, and service was wonderful. If you are looking for a spot that delivers both aesthetics and quality, this is it. I loved the latte so much I ordered a second one to go! Highly recommend

Went to Druthers to grab coffee to go with pastries from Pastry Cat. While it is a cool spot with…read moregreat outdoor seating, we were dissatisfied with our drinks. My husband got an iced brown sugar latte. It was way too sweet and the syrup had an odd taste, almost chemically? I got the coconut cold brew. It was just okay. I liked the coconut cold foam but the toasted coconut on top gave it a strange texture. Next time, I'd do without it. Looking back, I should have just gotten our drinks at Pastry Cat as well.

Get close and listen up... Best. Coffee. in. Sacramento…read more Our favorite drink is the iced shaken espresso, which is made with oat milk and only slightly sweetened. You can still taste the espresso bitterness that's perfectly balanced with the oat milk and a hint of sweetness that leaves me thinking about when can i come back and get another cup of it. The owner is extremely nice and has made every experience coming here an absolute joy. Can't wait to see what they do with their new Natomas location opening soon! Until then, I'd say you should DEFINITELY make the drive out to grab a cup of coffee (and maybe a Turkish delight or two). You won't regret it.

Qisa Coffee has some really unique and delicious options, and there are definitely a few things…read morehere that keep me coming back. The cheesy layered pastry is the standout for me, it's so good that I'd honestly come back just for that! The one thing I wasn't a fan of was the traditional chai. I really wanted to love it, but I think the house chai recipe could use some reworking. A little more depth and balance in the spices would make a big difference. Currently it's more of a driver stand flavored chai rather than a traditional chai served Pakistani style. Overall, there's a lot to enjoy at Qisa, and I'm excited to see what they bring to their new Natomas location. I'll definitely be back for that cheesy pastry!

The place is cozy and almost nicely hidden lol. Side great vibes great music, great people. Service…read morewas kind and welcoming. Ok so I NEEDED COFFFEE!!! To top it off I'm also chocolate connoisseur and stepping into the place with a wall and. A half of all kinds of chocolate was heaven. So I did what any normal obsessed chocolate/coffee lover would do and got the mocha with espresso. Again I'm about the overall taste of both coffee and chocolate minus processed sugar. This is amazing. Feels organic and like I'm going to have natural energy without the crash. Highly recommend if looking for some cultural medicine!

An appalling and deeply humiliating experience involving my trained medical service dog…read more My wife and I are visiting Sacramento from San Diego, and we came to Café Xocolatl genuinely excited to explore its selection of Latin American chocolates, treats, and food. As a proud Latino, I make a deliberate effort to support small businesses that celebrate and showcase our culture. We intended to spend approximately $100 on products to enjoy during our visit and take home with us. Instead, we left without purchasing anything because of the rude, hostile, and completely unnecessary way we were treated. I have an eight-year-old Portuguese Water Dog who is fully trained as a medical service dog. He alerts me to potentially serious medical episodes before they occur, which means his presence by my side is not optional, recreational, or a matter of convenience. He is a task-trained service animal protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act. When we entered, my dog was calmly standing beside my wife on a leash, exactly as he has been trained to do. He was not barking, wandering, sniffing merchandise, touching products, or behaving disruptively in any way. He was approximately four feet away from the nearest shelf. Despite this, the woman working at the front yelled across the very small shop that we needed to keep him away from the shelf because the products were at the level of his mouth. My wife politely explained that we would be careful and that he was a trained service animal. Rather than responding professionally, the employee gave us a sarcastic, dismissive "ummm, okay," turned away, and then muttered under her breath that we should "probably keep him by the door." The contempt in her tone and the dirty look she gave us were unmistakable. My wife and I looked at each other in disbelief. We had entered excited to support this business and were instead made to feel as though my disability, my medical needs, and the service dog who protects my health made us undesirable customers. This was not a misunderstanding involving an uncontrolled or disruptive animal. My dog was quiet, leashed, supervised, and nowhere near the merchandise. The employee's behavior was not a reasonable request delivered respectfully. It was condescending, antagonistic, and profoundly lacking in basic compassion or professionalism. As we left, my wife explained that he was a legitimate service dog, that he is legally permitted to remain with me, and that muttering disparaging comments about customers while they can clearly hear them is extraordinarily rude and in terrible taste. At no point did the employee apologize, attempt to clarify her concern respectfully, or make any effort to repair the situation. Living with a medical condition is already difficult enough without being publicly singled out, spoken down to, and made to feel unwelcome because I require a trained service animal. No customer should have to disclose or defend their medical needs merely to browse a café without being treated like a nuisance. I cannot recommend this establishment after the humiliating and alienating treatment we received. A business that serves the public, particularly one presenting itself as a welcoming place to experience Latin American culture, should understand both basic customer service and the rights of people with disabilities. Until its staff receives serious training on service animals, disability access, and respectful communication, I would strongly encourage other patrons, especially those who rely on service animals, to spend their money somewhere they will be treated with dignity. We arrived prepared to enthusiastically support this small business. We left feeling degraded and unwelcome. No chocolate, coffee, or cultural experience is worth being treated as though your health condition makes you an inconvenience.

Stop in after passing through town And found this incredible…read moreplace serving great coffee and food items. Nice service with a smile.

Meeting up with some friends on a Sunday for a coffee and to catch up, we came to Concept Coffee…read more They offer both indoor and patio seating and since it was a nice day, we decided to sit outside. They were quite busy, but the service was fast and extremely friendly. I decided to try one of their featured drinks, which was called Green Dream which was iced Matcha with coconut water. It was light and refreshing and exactly what I was looking for. I also ordered the breakfast sammich - it came on a soft bun with egg, cheese, bacon and sauce. It had great flavor and hit the spot for my morning breakfast. My friend ordered an apple spice chai and let me have a sip. It was also an absolutely delicious drink and perfect for fall. Another friend ordered the avocado toast and the overnight oats, both of which had beautiful presentations and she said we're delicious. So the next time you're looking for a coffee spot that not only delivers on coffee but on a variety of other drinks and food items as well, I would definitely come check out Concept Coffee.

The Mill is a beautiful little cafe located in midtown. It is sparsely decorated, but what it does…read morepresent is very charming and minimalist. There is seating inside as well as some tables and chairs outside as well. I found the coffee and food at The Mill to be excellent. There are many coffee and tea selections as well as some pastries in the front section and waffles. The waffles seem to be the only hot food item there, but it is very popular and is an item totally worth getting. The waffles is an excellent size and has a crispy outside and chewing interior. It comes with powdered sugar all over the top and your choice of jam or maple syrup. I went with the jam and I really enjoyed the waffle with it. The coffee was of very high quality. I had the cold brew with their sweet cream on the top. The cold brew was strong and the cream had a premium stiffness to it that standard coffee places don't do. It was not very sweet and for those who enjoy their coffee with less sugar, this is great. I found the coffee enjoyable throughout my time with it as I sat in the cafe hanging out with my friend. The Mill is a a top notch cafe and well worth a visit.

Great starting spot for running…read more This spot is conveniently located next to the aisle that leading to Sacramento State university which directly accessing Sacramento River trail for long run. Restroom: 1, decent Parking: free, street parking Their coffee is decent and fresh. You can ask for extra syrup, hot or cold. Service: fast and friendly

This place just gets better and better. Andrea and other staff are a breath of fresh air…read more They now have an expanded menu with breakfast sandwiches and a seasonal rotation of drinks! Today I decided to splurge and got a bikini bottom (Spring menu) drink - green tea with pineapple, a "bad bunny" empanada - pulled pork, potato, and plantain with a side of herb buttermilk sauce (my fave), and a bacon breakfast sandwich which came on a croissant and a yummy chimchurri sauce on the side, and a pup cup. It was sooooo delicious and they had a long line which is good bc they deserve all the business!

We can hear on April 28th around 9:30 a.m. this place caught my eye because it talked about having…read moreempanadas and I will tell you right now those are the first things that sell out. The place opens pretty early and again it is around a lot of state buildings and I'm guessing lots of folks go here to get a quick breakfast and a delicious coffee. I was not mad though we saw that they had these croissant bagels sandwiches and it has a funny name that is perfect for it I can't remember it but oh my gosh it was the perfect amount of crunch but softness inside and then it soaked up all of the delicious goodness from the eggs and the bacon oh my gosh I was just so excited to eat that. We got one of their seasonal lattes each of us tried something different and again I cannot remember the names I will be honest this was on the 28th of April so the names are escaping me and I didn't take a picture of the menu which boo on me. But again the espresso was fresh you could taste the coffee from it, and the syrup that it had in it were just right. Overall this place is just so Sacramento it felt warm and inviting and it's definitely a place to check out that is it sounds funny off the beaten path but not off the beaten path you don't know about it unless you see it because again there's not a lot of advertisement like big signs for it besides the fold sign in front of the shop LOL.

The baristas are so sweet, great service, and I love the vibe and ambiance inside The Mill! I…read morealways feel so relaxed coming here, whether I'm catching up with someone or getting some work done. There's also plenty of seating both inside and outside. Street parking is available! The best way I can describe the atmosphere is Sacramento in the fall. The Mill just gives off that cozy fall vibe! I got: Waffle with syrup -- very light, simple, and a good size! Caramel Iced Latte -- 8/10 -- definitely on the sweeter side, but simple and good! Love it here!

I finally got to try this place out after being in my bookmarked places for months. I got the…read morewildwood latte and the waffle. The latte was sweet, and a hint of floral fragrance. I'm a big fan of lavender latte la so this was perfect for me. The waffle was fluffy and not oily at all, it was the perfect treat just filling enough for breakfast. There were decent amounts of seats, with a few tables to work/study. Workers were friendly. You will need to find street parking, but that's expected downtown. I would totally go back!