Update 8/10: My fav kind of latte is either espresso w…read morelechera or a honey lavender latte... and lemme just say, Nephew's coffee DID NOT disappoint w the flavor! Definitely super yummy thanks Juan & team

I ordered a triple shot vanilla latte. It wasreally good and had a great balance of flavors. The…read moreespresso was strong and smooth without tasting bitter, and the vanilla added just enough sweetness without being overpowering. The extra shot gave it a nice bold kick while still staying creamy and easy to drink. Overall, it was flavorful, well made, and definitely a latte I'd order again.

Some of the best matcha in the city! Quick service,…read moreeveryone was super helpful when deciding what to order! It's a small shop but absolutely incredible for meeting with friends or studying. Definitely try the banana matcha - it's so yummy

Tried out this coffee shop while in town visiting…read more Very cute and chic interior, staff were attentive. Coffee was okay, cold foam tasted like heavy cream. It was like they had the essence of flavor but it didn't actually make it into the drink. Tried out burritos, they were somewhat dry, small, and sauce was an extra charge. Chia pudding was plain but an okay breakfast option! A good shop to stop by if in the area but not a shop that would have me traveling across the city.

My wife and I have enjoyed a good crepe here and there at several different restaurants both in the…read morePhoenix area and out of the area over the years. We have been meaning to try Sweet Paris for quite some time, though we never managed to make it there...until recently. We enjoyed the overall experience, the ambiance of the restaurant, the service, the food itself, and the promotions via the app. We certainly look forward to returning again in the future. When we arrived on a Sunday evening, there were very few customers in the restaurant and no wait to go right up to the register to place an order. We both placed our orders. My wife ordered a Truffled Caprese savory crepe consisting of mozzarella, basil infused cherry tomatoes, and truffle oil. I ordered a seasonal savory crepe in the Chicken Piccata consisting of grilled chicken, mozzarella, capers, parsley, and a bright lemon butter sauce. Both were served with a fresh side salad. We both tried each other's crepes and thought both crepes were absolutely delicious! The meal was topped off with great service as the manager and serving staff took turns checking on us over and over throughout the meal. The seating was plentiful with many options of where to sit. There was also a parking structure right near the restaurant. Sweet Paris is a French creperie and cafe in Scottsdale. The restaurant showcases elegant chandeliers, a chic Parisian interior, and the aroma of freshly made crepes from their open kitchen. It is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. This location is open from 8 AM to 8 PM from Sunday through Thursday and then from 8 AM to 9 PM on Friday and Saturday. They serve sweet crepes, savory crepes, kids crepes, croffles, waffles, fresh bowls, breakfast crepes and eggs, soups, salads, paninis, hot drinks, milkshakes, signature drinks, and more. Visit their website at https://www.sweetparis.com to order online, view locations, to see the menu, to cater for a special event. Download the app and join the reward program to order ahead of pickup, collect whisks for rewards, get the inside scoop, and get a special birthday bonus. I had been saving my rewards for some time and ended up with two free crepes (one being for my recent birthday). I found you could make two orders to use two free crepe rewards. I certainly enjoyed this experience and will be back. I recommend it to anyone enjoying Parisian food, especially crepes. While the price is higher than I would have expected, it is easy to earn a rewards to offset the cost.

I've been to Sweet Paris Creperie & Cafe a good number of times over the years, mostly in Houston…read more This was my first time visiting this location in Scottsdale. I stopped by on a Saturday evening for dinner. Free parking can be found in the parking garage, but since it's the mall, expect it to be pretty busy on the weekends. Ambiance (4/5): Sweet Paris gives off a welcoming cafe feel. Clean, modern, with white being the dominant color. Most of the seating is inside, with a few tables outside out front. Service (4.5/5): You order at the counter and they bring your food out to you. Friendly, efficient service. The manager went above and beyond by bringing me some water without me asking. Drinks (4/5): I had the Saint-Tropez frozen Mimosa which sounds like a vibe. It was with a nice mini umbrella and strawberry as a garnish. The cocktail was a little sweet for my taste, but solid. Food (3/5): I went with their limited time special: the chicken picatta savory crepe. Chicken picatta is one of my favorite Italian dishes so I couldn't say no. The crepe version was pretty solid. The crepe was filled with chunks of grilled chicken and mushrooms. Lemon caper sauce on top. Outside of savory crepes, they also have sweet crepes, waffles, and more. Crepes are served with a small side salad. My crepe was pretty good, but here's my gripe with Sweet Paris... portion sizes. I feel like Sweet Paris' target demographic are females, which if true, the portion sizes are okay. If you're a grown man, it's not going to be filling. Maybe if there were heartier sides than a small salad? You can always order two crepes, but that's going to cost you $30+.

Located at the lively High Street in Desert Ridge, The Grove is surrounded by a curated mix of…read moreupscale boutiques, restaurants, wine bars, and salons, making it a fun spot to grab a coffee while exploring the area. Parking was easy with both street and garage options available, which is always a plus. The space offers both indoor seating and a dog-friendly patio, giving it a relaxed and welcoming vibe. We ordered the Strawberry Latte and a vanilla cappuccino. Unfortunately, the Strawberry Latte was a bit disappointing since it lacked much strawberry flavor and isn't something we'd order again. The vanilla cappuccino, however, was excellent -- rich, flavorful, and served piping hot, which I personally loved. Even though one drink missed the mark, the atmosphere and the cappuccino made it worth the visit. Definitely a spot worth stopping into and trying for yourself.

I came here hoping to study while enjoying a snack and a drink, but the space was much louder than…read moreexpected. The kitchen is in the middle of the shop, and with 6+ employees working there, it created a lot of noise. The matcha was okay, but pricey at $9. I also ordered the banana bread and was surprised there wasn't a banana nut option, especially for a bakery. Overall, the food and drinks were ok, but the noise level makes it unlikely I'll return when I need a place to study or have a conversation.

We are so lucky to have so many pretty coffee shops in the Valley, and the Garden Coffee is among…read morethe gems I'm referring to! It doesn't look like much from the outside, but when you walk in you'll find a large, inviting space with greenery and cool lighting everywhere. Lots of drink options, even for people who are sensitive to caffeine and need decaf, like me. They also have treats for sale. My friends and I shared a pistachio cheesecake. Lots of seating whether you're there to work or hang out with friends. Service was very friendly. And it's in a plaza so there's plenty of parking outside!

I was really excited to try this cafe! Their drinks looked really lovely and it seemed like a great…read moreplace to sit and study. I got set up with my laptop, started studying and was waiting for a friend to arrive. Whenever I go to a coffee shop to study I generally like to sit and work for a few hours before I order, because I do really long study sessions, and know that I will want a drink after a couple of hours of working. I've never had any issue with this and thought this was a fairly normal practice (never had any problems at the other local coffee businesses I've been to) but after about 2-3 hours of sitting and working, I was approached by staff and asked if I was going to order anything. I told them yes, I do plan to order a coffee, but that I was just studying for a bit before I did so. I was then basically told that I needed to order now or leave the establishment because they have rent to pay... it was quite shocking. I'm not sure if they thought I didn't plan to order anything or that I was loitering perhaps? I thought this was quite a normal practice for coffee shops. Long story short, when I was approached and told to order or leave, I chose to leave, and went to a different coffee shop! :) I found this whole experience to be quite rude, and honestly felt like I was being observed throughout the entirety of my time there... the staff is clearly making sure everyone orders immediately upon entering this business. Perhaps this place is more of a traditional restaurant than a coffee shop (in which case, I would understand this mindset), however, it is definitely advertised as a coffee shop. As someone who works/studies remotely, I have done this at many different locations and never had an experience like this. I won't be returning, as I found this interaction to be very rude and assuming.

If an interior designer, Henri Matisse, and a coffee lover had a baby... this is what that coffee…read moreshop would look like. WeBe Coffee Roasters is one of those finds that makes you wish you had discovered it sooner. Even more so, I wish I lived closer. The space alone is worth the trip. The team put real thought into every aspect of the experience. The counter has a beautiful waved ribbed wood design, the colors are immersive without being overwhelming, and the whole interior has a visual balance that most designers would be proud of. There are flowers around the cafe that give it a gentle, unexpected touch. I genuinely regretted not bringing a better camera. But the coffee is the real story. They source specialty beans from different parts of the world and roast in-house on a Primo roaster, which is a hand-built machine that serious roasters invest in. I had a double espresso, something I cannot live without, and it held up to the room. The seating is comfortable and well thought out. There is room for conversation and room to get work done. I ended up staying longer than I planned, which is always the sign of a good spot. They also have a merch area with coffee gear worth browsing, and bags of their roasted coffee available to take home. On the back wall there is a mural that reads, "Making good coffee, good fun." That line does a better job describing this place than anything I could write. This one feels like it belongs in Scottsdale. North Phoenix is lucky to have it.

This is my new favorite coffee roaster in Arizona! I've visited both of their locations so far, and…read moreboth the Americano and the latte were so rich and smooth. I also tried the espresso tonic--the espresso paired surprisingly well with the tonic water for a super refreshing drink. We ended up taking a bag of their whole beans home, and it hits every single time. Highly recommend picking up some beans here!

I had my first experience here this week and it was amazing! This is more than just a coffee shop,…read morethese guys have a freaking amazing selection of stuff to enjoy. Theres something for everyone. And the service was fantastic! Everyone is so focused on the client experience!

Wanted to try out a new coffee spot and looked at maps to see what was around my house and saw this…read morecute spot. The menu looked really good so my sis and I went to give it a shot since they also have baked goods. Walking in, the space was huge which makes sense as it's inside of chompies and I love that spot. We got some cookies from the bakery and it's weighed for pricing. The chocolate butter cookies were delicious but the other ones tasted a bit funny and not at all like butter cookies. We ordered an iced brown sugar oat milk shaken with cold foam and iced turtle with cold foam. The lady at the register was nice and asked if we really wanted cold foam, and we said yes twice. The coffee was taking a while so we walked around the area and looked at their merchandise but the coffees still wasn't done so we sat at the chairs and tables by the coffee place. The lady at the register stated that the cold foam wasn't working out and they are trying and asked if we still wanted to wait. Well of course we did cause we paid an extra dollar and some change for the cold foam. So it's odd that she was going to give us the coffee without it and not even ask if we wanted anything else in place of that. After what seemed like 15 minutes waiting for iced coffee we finally got it and as you can see from the picture, there was barely any cold foam. The lady was nice but the experience was lacking due to the order not being what we really wanted. Both coffees were sweet and it was not terrible. I'd go back for the baked goods only.

I went to the 40th Street Café today for the first time all my friends talked about it and I had…read morenever been there so I wanted to check it out also because today was My Son's second annual angel day. Andrew passed away October 8, 2024, and I just was feeling it and I needed to go to the 40th Street Café cause I was told they support the vet Veterans when I got there the walls were full of veteran pictures and it was beautiful. The staff knew or saw that I was emotional regarding My Son and they were so kind to me. The food was great and I will definitely be going back there again. I highly recommend, especially if you're a veteran or veteran family.

We popped into 40th Street Cafe for breakfast this morning and immediately loved the relaxed,…read moreold-school neighborhood diner atmosphere. The walls are decorated with veteran memorabilia and there's a real hometown feel. Even though it was before 7 a.m., there were already quite a few diners enjoying breakfast. There's seating both inside and outside, although it is not dog friendly. Ashley was our server, and she sets the gold standard for service. She was friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. We both ordered the Belgian waffle with a side of bacon. Everything was very tasty, and the bacon comes with four slices--always a win in my book! The prices are very reasonable, too. Great food, great service, and that comfortable neighborhood-diner feel. First visit, but it definitely won't be our last!

Really great spot for a good cup of coffee! Ambience is coffee shop casual, yet different from the…read morebig "chains" we are all familiar with!

Really good hot and cold drinks, plus bagels, basic pastries. Devon is good at what he does!…read more Thanks for being there for us, bro!

Staff was super and offered me samples of the cold brews till I chose the delicious nitro. I will…read morereturn for another purchase. I like the welcoming posters and stickers for sale. I felt at peace here.

This is one of the only localish coffee shops in the area and it's located inside of the Desert…read moreRidge shopping center. It opens at 8am on the weekdays which is rather late for a coffee shop especially for one of the only ones in the area. I do love Cartel's coffee as it's not bitter and they have housemade plant based milk. My issue is the coffee shop/ brand is very inconsistent. Sometimes they will allow you to sub their specialty drink's milk and sometimes they won't. I'm allergic to nuts so I love their CCL but I cannot have nut based milk. Sometimes they will allow me to sub the milk and sometimes they won't. I also ask about their blueberry syrup in an iced latte and sometimes it's a yes and sometimes it's a no as they supposedly made an exact amount for every latte they sell. It becomes such a hassle as I don't like the syrup line they have (it has a sour after taste) so I try to stick with their house-made syrups. There is very limited options for coffee in the area so unfortunately I have to stick around arguing with the barista every now and again to get the latte order right.