If you are a cold brew fan Trident Coffee is a must visit!…read more My husband and I tried the blackberry cobbler and the honey lavender cold brew and they were both amazing! The barista was super knowledgeable and explained the different cold brews to us and gave us great recommendations based of our own preferences.

Found this neighborhood coffee shop while walking around Coronado…read more They are one of the few coffee places I know that have low acidic cold brew. The only other off the top of my head is San Luis Obispo Roasters. This is a great option particularly for those who are sensitive to acidic drinks or would be great after you want coffee after a long night of drinks! PArking - street parking. There was plenty of parking during the early morning but not sure how it would get during the middle of the day,

We loved this place so much from our first trip here to Coronado, we decided to repeat the…read moreexperience... Again, I made reservations for lunch, and chose to dine out on their patio. As always, the place was bustling! This place gives off a Beverly Hills vibe, yet unpretentious at the same time...as the service is very friendly and the menu pricing was affordable. This time, I tried their "Beverly Hills Club"...and this club was so big, we decided to just order this 1 entree and share. We added the Spicy Tuna & Crispy Rice appetizer, and this dessert, Molten Butter Cake. Well, we definitely made the right decision by splitting the club sando as half portion was more than enough. The appetizer Spicy Tuna was absolutely delicious, and the dessert was simply heavenly! Lastly, that Pina Colada Cocktail just couldn't be better!! If there's just one thing that could be improved was the speed of service. We weren't sure if the foods were just late in getting cooked and prepped, or if there's just a delay in getting them delivered...but it took quite awhile. Again, the place was bustling as well. Luckily, the ambiance of the place was so nice, we didn't mind waiting! In fact, I only wish I can return to wait some more.

We were there for our daughter's birthday and we were pretty pleased with the service and the food,…read moremostly. It also has a great ambience and it's not too loud. It is true that some elements of the dishes are not seasoned right- either too salty or too bland. I think this place can afford having better QC in the kitchen to really take it to the next level. We also did enjoy the desserts and the beer selection. Definitely worth visiting again when in town.

Took a stroll after lunch and needed a pick me upper. Decided on Clayton's. It's a restaurant but…read morethere's a window on the side of the building for take out drink orders and donuts. I got the seasonal pumpkin spice cold brew and boy did it keep me up all night! Writing this review at 3am! The cold brew itself was smooth, and the pumpkin spice foam was the perfect blend of sweetness. I loved that it wasn't over the top sugary sweet or full of cinnamon spice like other places.

Outstanding service and food at 6 am! The service was friendly and attentive. There were lots of…read moreregulars here, and I can see why. The eggs and hash browns were steaming when they arrived at the table. Everything was tasty and generous. It's the diner of my husband's dreams. It's clean, charming and comfortable. We chose to sit inside but the sidewalk tables looked inviting too.

Stopped in for tea & coffee Lots of loose leaf tea options,…read moreI got earl grey. It was delicious. There are a plethora of coffee options also. Walked out with a bunch of baked goodies I didn't expect to get, but they all looked so good! We tried the macarons and chocolate dipped Madeline's. Didn't love the Madeline but the macaron was yummy! I think the decorated cakes are absolutely beautiful. Might try a slice of one next time I'm here. Service is helpful and patient as you make up your mind! Not a lot of outdoor seating options [this review was written in connection with a Toast promotion]

I was disappointed by my experience at this bistro. There were several flies flying around inside…read morethe closed glass display area where desserts are kept, which I found very concerning from a cleanliness and food-safety standpoint. I brought this to an employee's attention, expecting at least some acknowledgment or concern. Instead, she simply responded, "I know they're in there." There was no apology, no explanation, and she did not seem concerned about the issue at all. Seeing flies inside a closed food display is already unpleasant, but the casual response from the employee made the experience even more disappointing. I hope management takes this seriously and addresses the sanitation issue, as well as how concerns like this are handled with customers.

Very nice ambience and fast service! The menu is filled with a ton of variety and healthy food…read moreoptions that can just about please anyone! The smoothies are some of my favorite things to order here! [this review was written in connection with a Toast promotion]

Walked into the cafe and the ambiance was cute. Parakeet art, tropical vibes, and neon signage…read more We each ordered the summer special, a strawberry matcha latte. I upgraded to housemade almond milk (+$1). Total was over $11, more than I typically pay for matcha (~$8). The matcha came out within 10 minutes, but it wasn't great, as far as matcha goes. It's supposedly made with ceremonial grade matcha, but I couldn't taste it in the drink. The strawberry syrup was bland. The drink was somewhat "healthy", but not a good-tasting matcha beverage, and a bit too expensive for the quality you get. I'd liken it to watered down strawberry almond milk.

Made a dedicated trip just to try their fall seasonal roasted pumpkin spice latte (using kabocha…read moreinstead of regular pumpkin ) and it is SO so good!! It's the perfect balance of sweetness and spices and you can actually taste the kabocha! Interior is also super cute - it's like a warehouse with dim lighting decorated with cute plants and a stand for books/zines, and they have merch (stickers, shirts, coffee equipment, etc), plus a nice art gallery next door!

I've tried espresso tonic's at a lot of different places and I thought I had found some pretty good…read moreones, but the one at Provecho was so much better than all the others. It was definitely the best one. We also got the orange dream which was tasty too. It's kind of crazy how orange and espresso go together well. Came here on a weekday afternoon, it was bustling but we didn't have to wait too long in line. Street parking and we were able to find one fairly easily. Took a short stroll through the art gallery before heading out.

Coffee cart/stand kind of dealio. Your order at the front and they will call your name when order…read moreis ready. Coffee & pastries right by the water. There is seating, but not a whole ton. Very inexpensive! Two 20oz iced drinks + peanut butter cookie $17. My iced chai latte was great!!

Coronado Coffee is a great place with friendly staff and high quality coffee along with many other…read moremenu items, including açaí bowls! If that is not enough, it is all about location, location, location and the views looking at downtown San Diego...

Stopped in for a quick coffee and pastry and was so glad I did! The lemon bar was delish and the…read morecoffee absolutely hit the spot. I sat outside and they even had a little fan on the table to keep the flies away, which was such a nice touch! The staff was super friendly and the location is great. Right across the way there's a nice little area with seating and beautiful views of the bay. If you're getting your coffee to go, I'd definitely take it over there and enjoy the view. Maybe even grab your treat to go too and enjoy both by the bay!

What an amazing place this little hidden gem in Coronado. All the food feels like it was made with…read morelove. The croque monsieur is delightful and the greens that go with it next level someone in our group even bought the dressing to take home. Don't forget a dessert we tried. The salted caramel brownie was earth shattering.. We really enjoyed all of our time there from the attention of the staff to the well thought out food and the cute environment that you see then right on the corner to watch all the action You can come take away as well so if you're in the mood for a little a little scone, you can get those there too

This Parfait Paris is located by Coronado Ferry Landing. It's a small shop with gelato, macaroons,…read morecrepes, sandwiches, and coffee. They have indoor seating, and there are tables on the patio outside as well. I had the Crème brûlée while my friends had the gelato and cookie. We were attended to very quickly by the staff. We all thoroughly enjoyed our desserts. We went after dark and sat out on the patio. It was nice to enjoy a good dessert while looking at the San Diego Bay and downtown San Diego. Give this place a try if you haven't.

This is my third time visiting. I've had a few pastries that I have loved. Today I stopped by for…read moreice cream and opted for the cookie à la mode. I preferred the pastries to this particular item. I'll have to try other items on another visit. The service is friendly and the shop is small so on busy days it gets crowded and loud fast. There is seating available outside. Stop by for the pastries.

Super cool ambiance with the coffee shop sharing the space with the bar next door. Country music…read moreand football is viewable through the mini divider between the spots The cold brew is solid and there's plenty of seating. Fun "pot head" themed merch available as well. There's a couple locations around San Diego but this is one of the better ones

‼ DISCRIMINATION! RACISM! ‼ I had an extremely uncomfortable…read moreand upsetting experience here while picking up a large coffee order for a wedding. When I arrived, there was a very long line, but because my order had already been placed, I went to the designated pickup area. While waiting, I watched the employee behind the counter speak politely and normally to other customers. When it was my turn, I turned my phone around and politely said, "Hi, I'm here to pick up for" Before I could even finish my sentence, the employee looked at my phone, rolled his eyes, turned away from me, and went to retrieve the order. There was no greeting, no acknowledgment, and no basic courtesy. He handed me the order while staring at me, rolled his eyes again, and immediately returned to the register. The interaction was so noticeably hostile that I looked back at him and asked, "What's your problem?" He immediately turned away and began helping someone else. I then asked another employee whether there was a manager available and explained what had just happened. Her response was essentially that there was "a lot going on" and that they were busy. Being busy does not excuse treating a customer disrespectfully especially when I had just watched other customers receive normal, courteous service. What made this experience particularly concerning was what happened next. While I was still making sure my large order was complete, another customer approached the pickup area. The same employee who would not even allow me to finish my sentence immediately greeted this man with, "Hello, how can I help you?" and proceeded to speak to him politely and professionally. That was the exact basic courtesy I had been denied only moments earlier. As a Black woman, I cannot ignore that difference in treatment. I watched this employee demonstrate that he was perfectly capable of greeting customers, communicating professionally, and being courteous. He simply chose not to extend that same treatment to me. Based on what I personally witnessed, the disparity felt prejudicial and discriminatory. I then walked to the neighboring sister establishment to ask how I could contact management because I had not been provided helpful management information inside the coffee shop. Ironically, the employee I spoke with there was also Latino, and he treated me with complete respect. He listened, offered to get a manager, asked whether I was okay, and apologized that I had experienced something uncomfortable. That interaction is important because my complaint is not about anyone's ethnicity it is about the specific behavior of the employees who dealt with me at the coffee shop. What was also strange was that the coffee shop employees who had just explained that everything was so hectic suddenly had plenty of time to stand at the counter and watch me while I spoke with the neighboring business. They continued watching me until I got into my car. There had been an enormous line of customers, yet somehow the "too busy" explanation disappeared when it came time to watch what I was doing after I asked about management. That made an already uncomfortable situation feel even more hostile. The Smoking Gun needs to seriously evaluate who it places in customer-facing positions. Customers should not have to wonder whether their race affected the basic level of dignity and courtesy they received. If an employee is overwhelmed or having a bad day, take a break, ask for help, or work away from the front counter. What you do not do is selectively discard basic manners with one customer and then immediately demonstrate those same manners to the next. I came in to pick up coffee for a wedding. I was polite. I was there to collect an order and leave. There was absolutely no reason for me to be treated with hostility. I will be filing a formal complaint with management regarding this incident. I hope management takes it seriously, reviews what occurred, and provides its staff with appropriate customer-service and anti-discrimination training. No paying customer should be treated as though basic respect is optional. And yes, they can run the cameras back it'll be in there ! Then to ice the cake, they literally got the order wrong and didn't give me all the items for the party that I was taking it to! Could look me up and down but not look the orders up and down !