I love this small coffee place! The service is always so nice and welcoming. If you need any help…read morewith selections they are willing to help! I also enjoy the atmosphere and they have tarots cards for sell and many more. If you're into sweets there is many good options for drinks as well as just simple coffee that is also again very good. The chocolate crepes are very tasty as well And avocado toast!

I really wanted to like this place, it's a cute local small business with a fun vibe and I was…read morerooting for it. Unfortunately the coffee let us down badly. My husband and I ordered a hot cappuccino and a hot latte, and when they came out they looked completely identical. If you can't tell the difference between the two drinks on your own menu, that's a problem. The espresso had a harsh, burnt taste and was almost undetectable under a mountain of milk. On top of that, both drinks were served scalding hot and burnt my tongue. Some of the worst coffee I've had. Hopefully they invest in some barista training, because the atmosphere has potential.

This place was phenomenal. So much flavor. Everything was delicious. The customer service was…read moreamazing. I don't think you can eat inside, but you can definitely eat outside on the benches. I ordered some pan dulce and everything was delicious soft and sweet just like it's supposed to be.

I was running errands in Phoenix and it was almost 9pm and my sweet tooth was hurting for it's…read morenightly sugar fix. I was driving by and see this place and pulled right in. Luckily caught them as they were closing but I got my fix satisfied. Pastries were thick sweet and melt in your mouth delicious. Zareth was wonderful taking care of me. Can't wait to try something different next time I'm on that side of town. The Agua Fresca was perfect the only thing I did do to it was add some vodka when I got home and made it into a night cap. Looks like it's just a drive thru and to go spot.

Daydreamer Coffee on 3rd Street is a nice, spacious coffee shop tucked into an apartment building…read morelobby. It has plenty of room, a clean modern feel, and a steady crowd of people working on laptops, so it's a good spot if you want to settle in for a bit. Food options are pretty limited, and with the background music and lobby energy, it's not the quietest coffee shop in town - digital nomads beware. Still, it's comfortable, useful, and easy to like for what it is: a roomy urban coffee spot that works well for coffee, laptop time, or a casual meet-up.

I bought this Phoenix coffee passport that allows you to explore and support local coffee shops. I…read morenever heard of this coffee shop but it's in my area so decided to give it a try. Let me start off by saying my coffee latte was excellent.. 5/5. I ordered the Sweet Treat latte and it was delicious but sadly I won't be back. I walked in and sat at a bar where the barista was making drinks. I watched as she made drinks, cleaned, did everything except greet or acknowledge me! After giving it some time, I said to her excuse me do you have a menu and she goes menu is over there. I then responded it would have been nice if you said something to me and she responded oh the bar is closed to that I responded well this is my first time here and I didn't know that but maybe if you would have said something to me. Anyway, I clearly was irritated and if I didn't have the passport for the free drink, I would have left. I had every intention of buying a pastry or something else and sitting in the shop and enjoying my morning but she rubbed me the wrong way! How hard is it to welcome someone, ask if they need help instead of ME having to get her attention when the place was empty. I wish I got her name. I found her rude and won't be returning. Save your money! Support local businesses that are welcoming.

What a gem! My daughter and I finally tried this place. It's a cute little spot offering different…read moredrinks and gelato. The interior has a few tables and also an arcade game to play. There is also a chess board available to play and a sign up list to meet and play chess! We came in here late on a Sunday night. I ordered a small Thai tea with boba and a Thai tea smoothie since they ran out of one of the ingredients for another Thai tea. I actually loved the smoothie more! There is a huge selection of drinks here including coffee! Service was excellent and fast. I will absolutely be back.

Cute boba spot in the shopping plaza off of 59th Ave and Baseline. Store is clean and staff is…read morefriendly. They have a good variety of drinks. First impression was decent, I wasn't a big fan of the specific flavor of drink that I got however you can tell their base products are good quality and taste. Will come back and try again to experiment with other flavors.

I love the coffee here. Every drink is delicious and also…read morevery original. The service has always been top notch and the cafe and restrooms are always clean. They will validate your parking for one hour. Today we tried the pistachio latte and the blackberry pistachio cold brew

For the first time a few weeks ago, and I was not disappointed. It shares a space with a bakery,…read morewhich is so fun because you can get coffee from Peixoto and also grab fresh pastries or a sandwich. I got the lavender thyme matcha which was light on the Matcha flavor, but was very floral and refreshing. My friend got one of the coffees which she also enjoyed. There is plenty of seating inside and outside and it's very bright and a great place to work from!

Plants here, plants there, plants everywhere!! This is such a cute plat store. They have a wide…read morevariety of plants to enjoy! I'm sure you'll end up taking one home! I did The plants are very healthy so you know they are well taken care of. There is a patio area that has a little coffee shop. You can relax and enjoy your coffee and enjoy the scenery. There is parking on the street, not sure if they had a parking lot behind the building. If you are a plant lover this is a great spot for you to check out.

I have been crisscrossing the country and had to divest myself of most of my plants. It has been…read moredevastating. I am now in AZ for the long haul and will be working on filling my life with new green babies. I looked for an independent nursery and boy oh boy did I find an amazing one! Pueblo is truly a hidden gem. A church for plant lovers where worship happens unabashedly! I think my psyche started healing upon crossing the threshold. The shop has several rooms where beauties hide and bloom. I was able to find my curly spider, which was my main goal. I also got a jade plant, which I've always wanted and never tried. My boyfriend found the coffee in the back and said it was delicious. I passed on the cacti because I don't like pokey things, but they had some lovely succulents that I will return to adopt. My boyfriend is sometimes in the area for work and I encouraged him to stop there to buy me plants anytime he is in the area versus flowers or candy. Yes, it's just that good! To say the neighborhood is sketchy is an understatement. Keep your wallet close and make sure you lock your doors. Don't let this warning discourage you. It is absolutely worth the trip. The quality you get is leaps and bounds above anything you'd get at a big box store.

I love the ambiance of this Cafe. It does not even feel like downtown Phoenix. It feels like a…read moresmall quaint village in the north east. The decorations are beautiful. The theme is (as one might suspect) songbirds and the entire Cafe is decorated with small songbird items. As a detail oriented person, I was in heaven noticing all the cute decorations. I ordered the matcha latte and it did not disappoint. My friend ordered an iced americano. Both are classic items and they delivered well. There is plenty of seating inside and outside (weather permitting) and it seems like it would be a peaceful place to study or work. The baristas were sweet and patient and helpful with the menu.

Songbird Coffee & Tea House is a cute coffee house in downtown Phoenix (more specifically near the…read moreRoosevelt Row Arts District) and the shop is located in a historic house built in 1904. Apparently the shop sources coffees and teas from local businesses. For example, coffees = Infusion Coffee Roasters in Tempe, loose leaf teas and chai = Maya Tea Company in Tucson, kombucha = Milly Moon Kombucha in Phoenix, and breakfast burritos = Lua Lua Catering. [Parking]: Mostly metered parking and I ended up parking few blocks away from the shop (plenty of metered parking spots near the intersection of E McKinley St & N 5th St). [Atmosphere]: Inside of this historic house, the wall features the work of local artists. The shop also has a cute outdoor patio area with tables. [Menu]: Apparently Matcha Latte is one of the more popular drinks here. The shop offers 12 black tea options, 9 green tea options, 8 herbal tea options, 4 white tea options, and 3 oolong tea options. *** Matcha Latte (16 oz, iced - $6.25): I was surprised that my drink was sugar free by default and I probably say yes when the staff had asked about adding sweetener. The drink was not as creamy as I thought and it was honestly a fairly mediocre drink. The drink also came with a paper straw. *** A great spot for a casual 1st date due to great vibe, but matcha latte just didn't hit the spot.

This is the only coffee shop in Phoenix which has NEVER made an error in my order…read more All the baked goods ARE good. Busy, but pleasant and efficient.

I met up with one of my former student leaders today to catch up, and she recommended that we meet…read moreat the Original Lola Coffee Location in Phoenix, which was a walk away from my office. The ambiance, drinks, and service were all great! There is an entrance to Lola Coffee from Roosevelt and another from the back near parking spaces. There is a restroom near the back entrance, and the start to the line to place an order is right near the front entrance. I saw in one of the comfy chairs while I waited for my former student to arrive. At that point, we moved to a regular table and then went and ordered drinks. She ordered a coffee, and I ordered a lemonade. We both enjoyed our drinks which were ready very quickly. There were smaller and larger tables, and there were also countertops along with business cards and marketing items at the back of the room on a thin table. Lola Coffee began with humble beginnings going back to 1992 with a cart, then Lux Coffee, and eventually Lola Coffee downtown. Now, there is even a second Lola Coffee location in Arcadia near 40th Street and Indian School. Today, they serve coffee, pastries, and breakfast. The Downtown Phoenix location hours are weekdays from 6:30 AM to 7 PM and weekends from 7 AM to 7 PM. You can see their menu, history, photos, and more on their website (https://lolacoffeebarphx.com). While I had trouble choosing between a lemonade for a cold beverage or hot chocolate for a warm beverage, it's great they have so many options. Again, try them for drinks, breakfast, or pastries. Their staff is so helpful and the actual restaurant is quite welcoming to everyone.

Sooo delicious! My girlfriend grabbed these for us on her way home. We had the crazy cheesecake…read moreshake, the horchata cafecito, and the hot cheetos with cheese and jalapeno. I would strongly recommend everything! A great dessert and snack stop

The coffee is legit! Best El Mexicano (Mexican Mocha) I've ever had. The Churro latte was amazing…read moretoo. And did I mention the ice cream?! Cafecito is inside the La Michocana ice cream factory. My girls had Oreo mente and this stuff tastes like homemade, only creamier. Next time we'll try the refrescas too. Oh, and the place is clean, pretty and friendly, albeit hard to park so plan to walk a block. But small price to pay for such a great find!

First things first - parking. I arrived around 5:30pm to meet my boyfriend who just arrived to…read morePhoenix as visiting me (long distance). The parking lot was very busy, and hard to maneuver. This will likely deter me returning to this location in the later afternoon/evening, but I imagine parking is easier in the morning. Upon entering, I noticed lots of cozy seating and work stations as those are the most used reasons to visit a coffee shop. My boyfriend was nestled in a couch like seating with a coffee table. Definitely perfect for him waiting for me to pick him up when I finished work. He remarked about the records on the wall, and lots of the decor as it was a cutesy coffee shop. For my coffee beverage, I ordered a flat white as it's a good indicator of a decent coffee shop. Happy to report they passed the raw sugar test (put raw sugar on top and quality foam should hold up the sugar). They have great espresso and use one of the best espresso machines I've seen at coffee shops (La Marzocco). Loved the flavor and the foam was divine! Definitely return here for the coffee alone as it's worth braving the parking lot.

While in Ahwatukee, I popped by WhereUbean. The friendly neighborhood service was welcoming…read more Since it was the 12th of Feb and a couple of days before Valentine's Day I had to order the "please date me" latte. ($7.) It was delightful and distinct with the date syrup and rose water. Next time I would choose almond milk because the oatmilk (+1. ) overpowered the delicate rose notes. To my surprise, gluten free food options were available at this non chain business. A chocolate chip almond cookie, peppermint bark cheesecake and an almond cake all tempted me. I went with the almond cake and enjoyed the fresh, moist, sweet treat that was topped with toasted slivered almonds. Winner. Even though I think the tab was a tad high for a morning coffee break ($16.36) I would return. I enjoyed my time here while observing the local patrons interact neighborly with each other. The homey community vibe oozed throughout this cafe which Starbucks doesn't provide. A charming cafe that seats 35 patrons inside and approximately 18 people outside. Stop on by.