This place is underrated! I wish they had a proper website but the options are great. I had a fruit…read moresmoothie with popping boba. the prices are amazing, you get a lot for what you pay. It's kinda hidden but once you find it you will enjoy!

Pro-tip: There is no restroom, even for customers…read more Highlights: The diamond ice is a must to get! It's so rare to find a Korean snow place that still does shaved ice this traditional way. I highly recommend getting a scoop of ice cream with it. You can't beat the price! Lowlights: It really sucks that there's no restroom for customers. It looks exactly the same as when I came over 10 years ago and it would be nice to see a little remodel, so it doesn't look as run-down.

Everyone that I met in this store was awesome!!! They have discounts off MSRP and so many signed…read morebooks and signings! The coffee shop is amazing too!

I could get lost in this store all day. They have a smaller selection of books compared to most…read morebookstores, but all of the titles are popular and up to date. I got a coffee before my perusing, and i can say it's one of the better coffees i've had in the area. it was delicious and very easy to throw back. I will definitely be returning here to come and do work and keep up to date on their book selection. I love supporting local and this has been my best find yet in phoenix!

Boba Tree is my favorite boba spot in the Valley. I typically go to their location on Alma…read moreSchool/Guadalupe, however I found myself at this location today. I've been here a few times and it never disappoints. Staff here is super friendly and welcoming. My favorite drink is the Four Seasons Mango Green Tea- 30% sugar and add aloe vera and it's the perfect refreshing summer (or anytime) drink! This shop is also super cute and vibey!

A cute boba shop located right next to Asiana Market and MCC! I have been wanting to try this…read moreplace. It had very cute cafe vibes with lots of outlets, seating, and natural lighting. Staff were super sweet and the boba orders came out in a very timely fashion. I ordered the taro milk tea with boba (50% sweetness) and my boyfriend ordered the medium Thai Tea with boba. Both were very good, in my opinion. The taro milk tea had a different taste to it, almost like a residual oolong/herbal taste. Just took me by surprise! Prices were also reasonable. The Thai tea was around $4.25 and my drink (large) was $4.75. Overall, a great pic. They're known for their cream cheese drinks, so maybe I will try that next time!

This cake was nothing short of spectacular…read more It was a beautiful layered chocolate cake topped with fresh strawberries and the most delicate sprinkle of gold flakes, so gorgeous it almost felt too pretty to eat. Almost. The layers of rich chocolate cake, silky chocolate goodness, and light, creamy filling came together in a way that was decadent without being overly sweet. Every bite tasted elevated, elegant, and incredibly well done. This wasn't just chocolate cake; it was an experience. It was a birthday gift, and hands down, one of my favorite birthday treats ever. Beautiful presentation, incredible flavor, and absolutely worth every bite.

Located to the edge of Asiana Market, which makes convenient if already shopping here. In the…read moremorning, it was not very well stocked and may have more offerings later in the day? What I Ordered: - Bacon and Egg Croissant: I settled on this as I was expecting more options. It tasted like it wasn't made onsite and like a Starbucks pastry. It's fine, but nothing I'd go out of my way to get again. - Cold Brew: This lacks any depth of coffee flavor, and ended up tossing as it wasn't enjoyable. The staff were friendly and the store is clean, just an average pastry and tolerable cold brew. I wouldn't go out of my way to return, but wouldn't steer anyone away.

I've been coming to this coffee shop for the past three years, and it has truly become one of my…read morefavorite places in Arizona. When I first moved here, I stopped in out of curiosity, and I still remember how genuinely kind and welcoming every employee was. As someone who was new to the area, that first impression meant a lot. Three years later, the same warm atmosphere keeps me coming back. Their hours have always worked perfectly with my schedule, giving me a comfortable place to study after work. There is plenty of seating, and best of all, lots of outlets, which has been a lifesaver for someone like me with an ancient laptop that seems to lose battery the moment I turn it on! Beyond the amazing coffee and cozy ambiance, what really sets this place apart is its commitment to the community. They regularly host events that are open to the public and even keep an event calendar posted so customers can stay informed. I've also seen them partner with organizations like Prisma HealthCare to offer free health screenings, which speaks volumes about how much they care about the people they serve. This isn't just a coffee shop. It's a place where you feel welcomed, supported, and connected. Between the wonderful employees, delicious coffee, inviting atmosphere, and genuine sense of community, it's easy to see why I've been a loyal customer for so long. Thank you for creating such a special place. You've made Arizona feel a little more like home.

Brick Road Coffee is an awesome spot. I came here with some friends around 130pm on a Saturday and…read moreit was busy!!! Lots of places to sit inside, I think every seat was full. There's also a lending library, which I think is for people to use during their visits to the coffee shop! There were lots of delicious looking pastries, breakfast items and drinks to choose from. I chose one of the summer specials called Beach Day latte. It was good! My friends also liked what they got. There were stickers and merch for purchase too. A book by a local author was also for sale and I ended up buying a copy since it looked like a good read! I will definitely be back!

I come here every Friday for Free (espresso) shot Friday. The staff is all super friendly, and the…read moreinside is cozy. Try one of the mochas!

Gold Bar has a feel of what 1990s coffee places were like: no app, no drive thru, dimly lit, free…read morespirited and decent coffee. Walls have artwork from artists trying to sell their artwork. also there's no customer restrooms. The place is somewhat hidden near the back of the shopping center and their name Gold Bar doesn't scream coffee. Nonetheless they have a wide variety of mochas and it's usually what i get. They do that well. I come here occasionally when im in the area. Is their coffee good enough to get overcome no drive thru no app order ahead? For me on a weekday if prefer modern ordering ahead.

This is a great little coffee house/cafe. There is a rather extensive menu with lots of coffee,…read moreread, and smoothies. They also have a menu of breakfast and lunch items. You can buy bags of coffee to take home, too. There is a case with donuts and pastries. I love that they have some colorful earrings and tumblers for sale. The person at the register was so nice and helpful, making sure to go over all our options with us. This place was a burger king in it's forever life, but all of the old signs of plastic booths are gone, and that have been replaced with wooden tables, industrial metal chairs, a bar height communal table, and a leather sofa/chair conversation area. I love the beamed ceiling and the mountain scene made in wood on the wall. We ordered an iced turtle mocha and a cold brew. Both were delish. I never drink black coffee, but the cold brew was so good I would drink it black. We also ordered roast beef melt, panini style, and the ham and Swiss melt, also panini style. Both were yummy. They were each served with a pickle and a bag of chips. There were several people working on laptops when we were here. They even have a printer available which is a huge plus for people here working. There were several rainbow flags and even a rainbow themed drink of the month, so this place is definitely lbgtq+ friendly. This is a great little spot, and I certainly see my self returning.

I came here to meet my friend. It very nice and much bigger then a Phoenix location I have gone to…read more They seem to always be busy thru the drive thru orders. I got the Elvis which is my favorite!! I didn't try any food (never do) only cause the drink is enough carbs for this diabetic. lol. I prefer to drink them. I will come back.

Rock the Holidays!…read more We're nearing the end of the month of November and I've already consumed a fair amount of peppermint. No complaints! The people of Arizona love us some Dutch Bros and I'm glad to hear that they're expanding to other states and are doing so successfully! The workers here are always so nice. I had a chuckle when someone thought my name was spelt, "Jce." And when they saw the Trader Joe's canvas bag recently, I let them smell the corn candle I just picked up. Such interactions wouldn't happen out in the wild. It's great! On my recent visit, I got the Candy Cane Mocha with oat milk. I think when you get a dairy alternative, it's not as chocolate-y but it's still a great drink. Come here when you want those feel good vibes. No snooty coffee snobs, no fuss, and no overly pretentious coffee names.

The people who built/picked this location were not thinking at all about the cult following of…read moreDutch Bros. By the time this place was picked and built, it was very clear the following and dedication people have and had to Dutch Sure there's a "parking lot" but it absolutely cannot be used. And it's placed right next to where the entrance to a bigger parking lot used to be, meaning it's near a traffic light and intersection. The way this line/ these lines get backed up from both sides is beyond annoying. You can't park in their parking lot to walk up, so you have to hope you find a a spot in in-n-outs parking lot. Thank God they don't get mad or have signs that say in n out parking only. The whole layout of structure of this location is beyond Inconvenient and dumb. People are nice, food and drinks are always fine, but I wouldn't choose this location to go to because of how bad it is to wait inline. As if it's not already bad to wait in a Dutch line

This place is absolutely phenomenal and I'm devastated that I don't live closer to here. There's…read morealways a new menu every time I visit and they have my favorite matcha in the Valley. They consistently make their boba fresh and their matcha is the perrrrfect consistency. They have different options for matcha. Despite always having long lines, they manage to give great service each time while making high quality drinks. I love their set-up. They have a couch, benches, tables, and seats. It is noisy inside so if your vibe is somewhere quiet or to study, Saigon wouldn't be the place but it's a great place to hangout!

The drinks are great, they offer both ceremonial matcha and umami matcha depending on if you enjoy…read moremore of a sweeter, lighter taste with the ceremonial or a more stronger, grassy taste with the umami. Service was great, line goes by quick and they explain the different types of drinks that they have if you have any questions. I tried the oreo matcha and was surprised that it was actually a good combination. The oreo did not overpower the matcha and the two flavors were able to coexist. It was delicious. There is lots of space and seating for studying or catching up with a friend. Music is a bit loud though so that's something to be aware of if you're here for studying. I also tried their egg Vietnamese coffee and the egg foam was so good. It complemented and balanced out the strength of the Vietnamese coffee.

Favorite spot in town. All of their featured drinks are addicting. We buy their roasted beans…read morealmost exclusively when we make pour over or espresso at home. Some of the most knowledgeable baristas around. Chill place to work or meet friends.

I started going to this coffee shop on weekends because I like supporting locally owned small…read morebusinesses. The staff has always been friendly, helpful, and welcoming, and the coffee is smooth and enjoyable. My biggest concern is the pricing. Only the regular-size drink prices are displayed, so ordering a larger size can come as an unpleasant surprise. Paying over $8.50 for a 20 oz pour-over coffee feels excessive. Another issue is the limited restroom capacity. There is only one bathroom, and wait times can sometimes be quite long, especially during busy periods. The shop also struggles during the summer months. The air conditioning doesn't seem capable of keeping the space comfortable, and it can become uncomfortably hot inside. I appreciate supporting local businesses and enjoy the coffee and customer service, but the high prices, lack of transparent sizing costs, restroom limitations, and uncomfortable indoor temperatures make it difficult to justify visiting as often as I'd like.