My husband and I stopped by on Valentine's Day on our way to my son's tournament. The coffee shop…read moreis located inside a small church in a farm. It's cozy and welcoming. There's some seating, but not a lot. The barista was super friendly and helpful. He asked us to place our order on a device by the counter. What sets this coffee shop apart is that every drink is $5 and from it appears to me, based on the screen, the payment goes towards the church as a donation. I ordered an iced almond milk latte with honey and cinnamon and my husband ordered an iced americano. Both were great and gave us the jolt we needed for a long tournament day. We will definitely return!

One of my favorite places to visit, great coffee, organic ingredients, even better people! I love…read moreeverything about Third place cup, nothing like enjoying the tastiest coffee around looking out at a beautiful farm. So relaxing

Finally came in a week ago due to killing time in the vicinity. Since then I've been back thrice!!…read moreSays a lot!! I love the pistachio shaken cold brew but I sub the strawberry cold foam with pistachio cold foam- it's AMAZING!! I love my IPAs.. so it's nice to have a place to experiment different craft IPAs. We love the events they offer and will take advantage of them as they suit my husband and I having little ones. Love the games and most importantly the BOOKS!! Thank you for offering books! We are a family of bookworms and more places need to offer this for the littles! As for food... it's more of a quick grab with a long wait. Meaning the quality isn't why we come lol. I got my son a cupcake and it was so dry and hard when I went to break it apart for him... definitely didn't cash in the Mom tax. We've had the wings and pretzel bites and it was so-so... not something to rave about. This is the spot to come when your kiddo is in dance class and you need downtime to work on the laptop or make it a full family thing with games and book-it-up to graze. I love this concept and I appreciate it being so close to home and not having to drive to Chandler or Mesa for nice vibes.

I have been to coffee here a few times now. The coffee has been very good and a barista named Grace…read morehas helped me twice and she was great, very engaging and polite - we need more of this at coffee shops! Many times the baristas try to be too cool, it's good to see engaging ones. I was concerned that the split allegiance between the beer and coffee would mean that the coffee side suffered and would be mediocre but this was not true. Highly recommend.

I stumbled upon this cute coffee shop completely by accident while driving by on a Saturday…read moremorning... and clearly, I was not the only one with that idea. The place was busy, with a line of people all confidently ordering like they had discovered gold. The girl who took my order was warm, friendly, and made the whole experience even better. The coffee was delicious, the brisket taco absolutely hit the spot, and yes... I even bought one of their mugs, because apparently I now make emotional purchases over good coffee. I also took a stroll through the farmers market behind the coffee shop, which made the whole morning even better. I'll definitely be back... and, at this rate, probably leaving with another mug too

This coffee shop/ shop is so cute! It's small inside but has so many fresh food options (eggs,…read morelettuce, pasta, sauces, honey, bread, etc.) We got the Lucky Charm Latte & the Cinnamon Dulce Latte, both were really good! We'd love to come back and try some of the food options as well. This is in such a cute area (Eastmark) great for families and they have a farmers market on Saturday's you can walk around after grabbing a coffee!

These are popping up all over the East Valley and I Welcome it! Great visitation areas for…read morefamilies, friends or co-working together. Furniture is Solid! Chairs are comfortable and plenty. Coffee tastes great, staff is friendly and moves with urgency, space is clean and comfortable. Plenty of parking!

Passed by this location as we were headed to Costco to get gas before heading back home to…read moreCalifornia. My bestie that lives locally is always raving about Black Rock so I wanted to check it out. Plenty of parking available but it was also just before 10am on a Monday morning. No line when we walked in. Just a few tables taken by what looked to be a few guys working. The cashier was SUPER patient with us as first timers trying to figure out what to order. We settled on a French toast breve, an iced caramel blondie, and a sunrise fuel. My favorite was definitely the French toast breve...it wasn't overly sweet but was full of flavor. The caramel blondie was average. The sunrise fuel was the perfect pick-me-up for my non-coffee loving teenage son. We'll definitely stop in again the next time we're in town visiting my parents.

The QC Junction Café is truly a hidden gem on Rittenhouse Road just off Ellsworth. Tucked away and…read morenot visible from the street, it's absolutely worth the short drive to find it. I've brought the Golden Girls of the East Valley here many times to enjoy both the delicious food and the inviting ambiance. Amber, the supervisor, has always been incredibly welcoming, and her student staff is consistently professional, attentive, and proud of their work. The food is not only tasty but beautifully presented--and I can honestly say I've never been disappointed. As an added bonus, just a short walk from the café is the Repurposed Thrift Store, which feels more like a Scottsdale boutique than a thrift shop. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the treasures you can find there.

It's a little rough around the edges at times, but these kids are working hard. They are developing…read moreskills that could be transformational in their lives, and they're taking it seriously. Have a little grace when you come in, but the service is always polite, the food is good, and the price is right! Give them a chance!

My complex... since we've lived in QC we would come here when it was previously owned by different…read moreowners and called Schmear. How I miss those days! Stopping in before the kids soccer practice on a Saturday to a packed house. The new owner is a thrill to watch thrive since those days and a part of me felt concerned when covid hit. I know it was brutal for her opening up a new business right before and trying to live up and perfect the craft! I even turned away for awhile in disappointment thinking our town lost a gem, Schmear. If it wasn't for the fact that for a long time this was the only place to get a bagel- I might have never returned, but this girl loves her carbs and a good schmear (NYC is heaven- of course) ! I came back to try every now and again just to get a fix. Einstein Bagels finally made their way into QC and it was definitely a reality hit of quality (hadn't ate there in years). I have yet to return to Einsteins . My favorites: the everything bagels are literally and deeply covered with robust rub, the chive cream cheese amazing, kids love the rainbow bagels, they carry macadamia milk for coffee, and you can grab a bag for $4 of the day old bagels! The bagel has a great yeast starter just about similar to the old Schmear! You can taste the variation. My only complaints: the hours (wish they opened earlier, coffee drinks are way too expensive, they upcharge on the bagel type and cream cheese, they need to expand and feature different schmears from time to time, my biggest concern is consistency. There's times I go in and my bagel was barely toasted, more like warmed bread, times where they barely put cream cheese on (frustrating when they upcharge for chive cream cheese and you got nada). The automatic tipping is starting to become ridiculous. We go in and order our food at the counter, wait for it and throw our own stuff away or even take it to go. There is no "service" and for them to request that we tip 15/20/25 percent at checkout is absurd. They aren't the only establishment doing it and I'm more than sure it's the pay system software they use- but our family is actually at a point to stop going to these places that do that overall. Or we will use an app and order ahead to bypass that awkwardness and pick it up because it's absolutely out of hand! Owners need to address this but they won't understandably as it's more money to them and their employees- for a time (like I said, we've stopped visiting a lot of places like this). If it wasn't for the macadamia milk- I wouldn't bother to buy coffee here. I don't think the coffee overall has a great taste but nonetheless when I stop in during the work week as a treat to myself I'll order just because of this option alone. You can't find many places that offer macadamia milk- yes, there's a $1 up charge for that too. The pistachio shaken espresso at switch brews is much preferred but they don't have great bagels, lol! The owner- she's adorable, sweet, and I love seeing her work side by side with her crew! That's leadership and I will always support that! Plus my daughter and I love her cute eccentric outfits! I feel like I'm in the city instead of bland suburbia. Thank you for jazzing up life around here!! The upkeep and seasonal decor is such a treat and also makes for a great visit too! Adorable decorations to fit the holiday or season and even fresh flowers- LOVE IT! It's those details that make the visit worthy. We love the new outdoor patio set and the available games are great too- I suggest a kids bookshelf! I look forward to her new ideas and seasonal changes- it's what makes QC great. Thank you for maintaining a quality bagel shop in QC.

The cashier was so sweet and helped us pick out our dozen bagels! It was a little pricy almost 50$…read morefor a dozen bagels and cream cheese. I also got a coffee the Adventureful coffee and it was sooooo good I 1000% reccomend it if you are stopping by in spring. I loved this place will definitely be stopping by when I am back next year.

I love the name and it drew me in for an afternoon latte. Drinks come in a real glass! Space is…read moreso relaxing and I sat for a bit to check emails. The merch is super cute... I was so tempted to pick up some. Easy parking. Good service. Please come and create your own adventure.

This is a review where the customer service spoke more to me than the coffee…read more First off, the coffee was great. I got the spring special which was carrot cake, and it wasn't very sweet but they have a station with sugar for those who may want it sweeter. I personally like the less-sweet option, so I'm happy. The cashier sat and talked with me though while my drink was being made and was so sweet. Even to the girls ahead of me in line, it's like she's friends with everyone haha. And not in a "Dutch Bros in your face" kind of way either, which is nice when I'm running solo. I'll be back just cause of that alone, but of course to try some different coffee flavors as well.

Service, food and Ambience were right on! Veggie quiche was…read moreabsolutely delicious- crust was so light and the filling was amazing. My wife had a croissant and butter- Delicious. Coffee Americano's were great!

We order for them often, but today, March 1st, 2026 it was a disaster…read more 1. Long wait to get your food. 2. Food fan needs to be clean or upgraded, we all smelled like food. Had to come home just to clean our clothes. 3. My husband's order was incomplete missing the toast and it was loaded with cheese, after he specifically said light on the cheese. 4. My chorizo burrito had no flavor, the salsa they gave you it was super spicy. The potatoes in my burrito were raw and flavorless. I don't believe we will be back. Today's service was not good and that reflected on the food.

First of all, I wanted to try a new coffee shop, and found this place, I don't know it was…read moreconnected to a whole church! This place was super nice and spacious it had a rustic garage feeling, but also a very new and sturdy vibe. The people here were very inviting, friendly and upbeat. They source piexoto coffee beans too, which is great quality! There were lots of things on the menu, and I tried the pumpkin spice latte with pumpkin foam! It was super tasty! I didn't know there was a great coffee shop in this direction, I'll definitely be back! Also tried the pumpkin chai, and it was super great! Prices were average!

Great drinks! Respect. Oh boy oh boy where do I begin. The ambience of the atmosphere was amazing…read moreand I throughly enjoyed my time here

Just stopped by the Queen Creek Better Buzz and had the pistachio crème -- easily one of the best…read moredrinks I've had. So good. Bella was incredibly friendly and fast, which made the whole experience even better. Great service all around. I'll definitely be back.

Did you know that mint gets its name from Menthe, a Greek mythical character? Menthe (or Minthe) is…read morea nymph from Greek mythology, a lover of Hades who was transformed into the mint plant by the jealous goddess Persephone after boasting she was more beautiful than the queen of the underworld. I made myself get something other than their "Best Drink Ever" and I'm not mad. I ordered the Mint Infused Iced Coffee, 3/4 sweet and with oat milk and I was satisfied. Will I say it's minty? Not at all. I couldn't detect any mint. Regardless, it was a nice iced coffee but I think I'll stick to their Best Drink Ever. What else needs to be said about this San Diego coffee chain? They're great and they do coffee well!