Best black tea in Gilbert! Outstanding service. It gets busy because it is so good. Food looks…read moreamazing!

They didn't have as many coffee options to choose from, and the lucky charm coffee almost tasted…read morelike a tea in a kinda weird way. But I asked for the honey pistachio matcha as a latte and they accommodated that which was awesome. That drink was pretty tasty because of the cream cheese soft top and real pistachios. I think it's a nice place, open and clean, they have games to play, and the service was great. Coffee wasn't bad, just not my favorite this time around.

My friend and I were shopping nearby so we stopped in for a drink. She got a strawberry matcha, and…read moreI got a latte from the seasonal menu. The barista was patient as I took forever deciding between all the fun drink options! The decoration was super cute: very light/airy and wood accents, just like you'd imagine in a casita! We sat and chatted for a bit. I noticed plenty of outlets, so I will definitely be coming back to work here!

Struggled a bit with this place especially after reading so many glorious reviews. It's clear to…read moreme that it really depends on what you're looking for and I'm looking for great espresso drinks. I'm just not finding it. I'm a big Cortado guy and they have one prominently on the menu. We've been here a few times and each time my wife's flavored latte is quite lovely, but would it be if it wasn't iced? The service is pleasant, the cafe itself is clean and cute, they have a restroom for patrons. But when it comes to pouring a Cortado, they don't know how to do it. It's just some steamed milk dumped on espresso in a paper cup. Any time a barista puts a cap on your cup (paper cups are generally a bad sign, but some are very good, but still not as good as glass cup poured versions) it's clear they intend to hide the lack of microfoam head, the art itself is how you build this drink. The pastries are great. I've wanted to like this place really because of the story, but if you're really into espresso there are so many better options than Cosita.

I decided to give this place a try after seeing it on TikTok. I would say this place exceeded my…read moreexpectations. The service was great and the woman I spoke with was so helpful in describing all the drinks and recommendations. I tried the Biscoff latte and Pistachio cookie.. both were amazing! To the staff-Thank you for being so kind and welcoming!

Here's a more natural, human-sounding Google review (cleaned up, correct spelling, and grounded in…read morewhat's actually said about them online--strong coffee, pastries, and genuinely warm service ): Moka & Co. is hands down one of my favorite spots in Mesa right now. Everything about it just feels right -- the vibe, the people, and especially the food. You can tell they actually care. The staff is super welcoming and generous, not in a forced way, just genuinely good energy from the second you walk in. Food-wise, they don't miss. The honeycomb with cream cheese inside is insane -- sweet, rich, and something you don't really see anywhere else. The Dubai chocolate latte is a must-try too, super smooth and indulgent without being over the top. The beef samosas are perfectly crispy and packed with flavor, and the chocolate pistachio croissant is easily one of the best pastries I've had in a while. Honestly, every time I go I end up trying something new and it's always solid. You can tell they put real thought into everything they serve. Definitely one of those spots you keep coming back to.

4/29/26- I really enjoy coming to this coffee shop and tend to save it for more special occasions…read more I ordered a Carmel Macchiato with Almond milk and extra ice. Service was quick and he made sure it was just right. It was also nice to chat about coffee with someone who really has a detailed taste for it as well. Coffee shop appears to be clean and has a nice feel to it. There are places to sit indoors or out. Thank you

I normally don't write reviews, but this experience was frustrating enough that I felt compelled to…read moresay something. I stopped in around 6:00 pm to get some work done before a cycling class. The first thing the cashier told me was that the espresso machines were already shut down and that only hot tea was available. I asked what time the shop closed, and he said 7:00 pm. Since I still had time, I decided to stay and purchased tea. After sitting down, I was told--due to construction--that they would be "locking up soon." I assumed this still meant 7:00 pm. I received my tea around 6:10 pm, and by 6:20 pm I was told they would be locking the doors and turning off the lights. At that point, it felt passive-aggressive and misleading. If I had been told upfront that the shop was closing early, I would not have ordered anything. I specifically asked what time you were closing, and that information was not communicated clearly until after I had already paid. Additionally, if the shop is supposedly open until 7:00 pm, it's confusing why the espresso machines were already turned off at 6:00 pm. As for the tea -- 2/10. I didn't even finish it. I'm sure the coffee may be good, but this is the first time I've been to a coffee shop where the espresso machine was shut down an hour before closing. Lastly, as a study space, it's very limited: only two tables with about eight chairs total. There are outlets, but not nearly enough to support people working. Overall, the lack of clear communication and the rushed, uncomfortable atmosphere made this a disappointing experience.

Great ambiance! Love the patio and the espresso board is lovely!!! Ask for plastic free dine in for…read morea planet friendly option the drinks are great. Love the owners. Very nice people.

Somewhere in the parenting handbook there is a missing chapter titled "where to go when your child…read morehas feelings and you have a caffeine deficit." Michael and Callen Meola read that missing chapter, sighed deeply, and just built the place themselves. Villa Meola is a coffee shop that feels less like a transaction and more like being waved inside someone's actual home, because that is essentially what it is. They named the spot after the nickname for their own house, and you can tell. The kids drink menu (yes, a real one, with a "Kiddy Winnie the Pooh" that my child now demands by name) means small humans get treated like guests instead of obstacles. Big humans get traditional Italian espresso pulled on a manual lever Astoria machine, which sounds like a flex because it is, there are roughly seven of these in the entire state and the result is a crema so silky it should be illegal before 10am. A few things to know going in: * Order the Cannoli or the Caprese latte. They make their syrups and milks in house and you can taste it. * Get gelato from Gelato Cimmino next door, same room. Mario Cimmino is the real deal, and the affogato situation here is the most efficient delivery system for joy in the East Valley. * Focaccia pizza is sneakily excellent. Treat it as lunch, not a snack. * Bring the kids. They will not be the loudest sound in the room and nobody will side-eye you. This is the entire point of the place. The Meolas built the coffee shop they could not find. Lucky for the rest of Gilbert, they left the door open

I love trying new coffee places. Stopped in since I was in…read morethe area. One of the best hot lattes I've had. Not overly sweet and not bitter. Perfection!

What a lovely little coffee shop! It's tucked in a plaza and conveniently located right off Warner…read moreRd, down the street from my job. The barista (i can't remember her name) was very sweet and made me one of the best peppermint mochas I've had in a while. The price was also unbelievable!! $7 for a large hot coffee! Yes I'm in! This place is now my go to coffee shop when going to work in Chandler.

Spring Leap is one of Light Heart's speciality coffees this season. The presentation was very…read morepretty with latte art, poppyseeds, and a dried lemon. I wasn't sure what lemon poppyseed would taste like in a coffee syrup, and I'm not sure if I know even after trying it. The flavor of their homemade syrup leans towards lemon rind than lemon flesh. It was almost a bit bitter. The espresso was smooth with 2% milk. I would consider coming back but getting a different flavor.

Coffee was ok but I really wish the barista would have told me the wifi was down when I walked in…read morewith my giant laptop , rather than waiting until I asked why I couldn't connect and then explaining that it hadn't worked all day and shrugging it off. I had time sensitive work to do so had to leave rather than enjoying the shop like I'd hoped.

Great coffee and food but not very much space to sit so get early if you want somewhere to sit and…read moreenjoy the space.

Such an adorable coffee shop!! They have some indoor seating and a ton of outdoor seating that is…read moreideal for the cooler months. To accommodate for the warmer months, they have lots of shade over the outdoor seating and some fans to help try to keep it as cool as possible. I ordered the brown sugar coconut latte and it was sooooooo good. I would say it was my ideal cup of coffee! Service was not terrible, but wasn't notable. Be sure to stick around inside to get your coffee. They only bring your order to you if it's a pastry (at least that's what it seemed). It was pretty busy inside when my friend and I went, so we chose some chairs outside. They gave her a number for her pastry and brought it out, but we had to go up to the counter to find our drinks after waiting several minutes and wondering. That all would have been great info to know when ordering initially. Definitely will be returning! Side note: If you're familiar with downtown Chandler, this won't come as a surprise, but since I'm not a Chandler-regular, I was a little surprised at the lack of parking aside from parallel parking just in front of the actual coffee shop. Ended up parking in a free parking garage, but it was a little bit of a walk to the coffee shop from the parking garage.