Four months ago, I called Phoenix Roasters a quintessential coffee shop…read more Four months later, they're celebrating their three-year anniversary, and somehow this place just keeps getting better. I came in this morning and it was fully packed. The parking lot was busy, conversations filled the room, coffee was moving across the bar, and at 10 AM I'm hearing people order brisket pizza and brisket tacos because apparently Friday at Phoenix now means BBQ. The menu has expanded. The place is busier. But the important stuff hasn't changed. The coffee is still exceptional. The quality is still consistent. And this place still has that ability to make time feel a little less important. I've realized Phoenix has become my decompression station. Sometimes it's only 20 minutes--scroll through my phone, grab one of the National Geographic magazines they have lying around, or just sit with a great cup of coffee and take in the room. Whatever kind of day I walked in with, I usually leave feeling reset. Four months ago, I compared Phoenix to some of the great coffee experiences I've had elsewhere because I was trying to explain the feeling this place gives me. I don't think it needs the comparison anymore. Phoenix truly stands on its own. Great coffee isn't impossible to find. A place with soul is a lot harder. Happy three years, Phoenix. Please don't change.

I really wanted to like this place but I just didn't enjoy the drinks :/…read more The matcha-misu is a beautiful green but it was more milk and mascarpone than matcha. It was pretty disappointing, I hope they can improve or find a better matcha brand to serve. The ice to drink ratio was perfect but the drink needs more matcha!!! Figgy pudding was also not it unfortunately. The espresso tasted a little burnt and watery. I didn't taste much fig but I did notice it was flavored. It was just hard to distinguish the two. :( My barista was really nice so I added stars to that. I went through the drive through and it came out in about 8 minutes. I might come back to sit and drink again but I'm not sure I really wanted to like this place.

Cute cafe in downtown Duluth. I'm usually not a fan of almond milk lattes, but they made it pretty…read morewell. I really liked it. The baristas are very friendly and quick with the orders. There aren't a lot of seats, but they also have outdoor seating for days when weather is nice or if you have dogs, which is great! Definitely going back when I need a cafe to work!

Customer service was absolutely fantastic. So many delicious options from coffees, to refreshers,…read moreGelato and pastries. It is a shop you have to go back and try. Got the Coconut Breeze Refreshers which was tasty and refreshing. Inside was so cute and spacious enough to walk around.

Break Coffee Shop has a great vibe with unique, comfortable seating and friendly service. I also…read moreappreciate their rewards program. Definitely a nice spot to relax and enjoy coffee. Great area/ambiance 5/5 Coffee: Lavendar Latte (lavendar was a little artificial tasting) 4/5

Such a cute coffee shop in downtown Duluth! I stopped by on a weekday, and the place was bustling…read morewith people working on their laptops and friends catching up over coffee. I ordered an iced latte, and it was excellent. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making it the perfect spot to get some work done while enjoying a great cup of coffee. I'll definitely be back!

Best Mango Bingsu!…read more Lattes tasted great. Mango bingsu and Peach bingsu are both very good. We enjoyed the Black Cacao and Tiramisu lattes. 9 for now because some of the lattes are on the sweeter side for my personal taste - overall pretty good. The Snoopy art on the Signature Latte cup is a nice touch!

Love their croffles and drink options. My favorites are the matcha croffle and the Einspanner…read more Service is always quick. It's a nice spot to grab a quick breakfast and drink.

Wise Coffee just feels good from the moment you step in airy, calm, and full of that cozy buzz that…read moreonly a great local café can pull off. The vibe is earthy and intentional: warm lighting, comfy seating, and the soft hum of espresso machines working their magic. I went with an iced caramel latte with cold foam, and wow it was perfection in a cup. The caramel had that deep, almost buttery flavor, not too sweet, and the cold foam added the silkiest finish. It's one of those drinks that makes you stop mid-sip and just appreciate life for a second. The baristas were genuinely friendly and clearly care about their craft quick to offer recommendations and serve up smiles along with your caffeine fix. It's easy to see why locals love this spot.

When the coffee/drinks are 10/10 but the service is 20/10…read more I wanted to try both a coffee drink and their matcha. I've gotten lots of recommendations for this place so I decided to give it a shot. First, I love how quiet and cozy it is. Few seating for a little nook, few outside in the main area and some for larger groups. Second, I am glad they have a punch card system bc I know I'll be back more than a few times! Parking is not limited and abundant. They hype around their matcha is 100% real. It was perfectly made. Not too bitter, not too sweet. Not too powdery or clumpy. My husband thoroughly enjoyed his black sesame latte. Its also very well balanced. To top it off, the baristas served us our drinks. It is pick-up-at-the-counter type thing but they were super sweet enough to keep us sitting in our seats. They occasionally would come by to ask how are drinks are, which tells me they truly care about their creations and customers. Please come give this place a try!

The service and vibe here was fantastic. When we walked in we were instantly greeted by the…read morefriendly baristas. They asked us if we had any questions before starting our drinks. My London Fog made half sweet was one of the best ones I have ever had which is saying a lot! The shop was very clean and well organized. It is smaller than the Cumming location but still has plenty of places to sit. The prices are fair and on point. I would highly recommend this location.

Absolutely splendid coffee shop in Johns Creek. Really good coffee and beautiful interior…read more Friendly customer service and great ambiance make Myth and Legend a bonafide 5 star coffee shop for me! We got the Cuban and Golden Snitch and liked them both a lot. Thanks guys!

The barista was genuinely the cutest and sweetest human being ever. She made my day - and made me a…read morelovely shaken espresso. I was shook. I think I actually like this location better than the JC location. It's spacious enough to sit down and get some work done, although it's not necessarily my favorite study environment because the space is a little dark and makes me feel sleepy. That being said, the Duluth Town Green area feels much more lively and community-oriented now, and I kind of love her!! There's definitely more to do around here these days, which makes this a nice place to stop by while you're in the area. My sister is a major coffee girl, and she loves all of The Alchemist locations. After this visit, I understand why.

One of my new favorite coffee shops! It's a great space to work in. Love the sweet croffles and…read morecloud lattes and iced coffee.

Absolutely love this coffee shop super good coffee, pastries and the strawberry matcha was soo…read moregood not too sweet but not bitter just right very friendly staff would definitely recommend

I've been here multiple times since I live nearby, and I regret it every time LOL. I keep coming…read moreback hoping I'll have a better experience but it's always the same. I've tried their pastries, sandwiches, and drinks and was unimpressed. The portions are small, nothing tastes fresh, and everything is overpriced. The iced Americano and brewed coffee are especially bad. They taste burnt and almost like soy sauce. The service is always terrible. Every time I go, the staff seem annoyed that I walked in. No one acknowledges you, and the cashier just stares at you like you're inconveniencing them. I've also noticed the owner responds to bad reviews apologizing and saying they'll train the employees, but clearly that hasn't happened. There's no effort to make things right or improve the experience. Parking is also limited and inconvenient. I think this place only does well because of the location and spacious interior. I wouldn't recommend it for the food, drinks, or service.

Great local coffee shop. A bit pricey, but welcoming and they have some fresh goodies for sale. I…read moreordered a cappuccino and with tip it came out to be about $7. Note that out front is a bus stop location for the middle school kids, so it gets busy around 8:30 am on the weekdays. Other than that, no problem getting some n and out. Staff is very efficient. There's both indoor and outdoor seating.

The people, vibe, and great coffee have made me a regular at this gem of a coffee spot. The team is…read morealways genuine and welcoming... the kind of place where you feel like a regular even if you've only been a few times. They roast their own beans, rotating pour-overs and drip options. Their cold brew isn't a concentrate formula; it's fresh, done in batches, and one I put high on my list of good cold brews. While I often go for black coffee, their house-made syrups... Earl Grey, seasonal, you name it... are a fun treat. They also put real thought into their seasonal menu, which is always a fun addition alongside the regular staples. The seating is great inside and out, whether I'm working solo or meeting up with others. Always have a great mix and rotating styles of music palming with a cool style inside. And while the food selection is decent... I'm still lobbying for a breakfast burrito. That said, they rotate a quiche, including a feta and tomato one that's a solid win. Warm Waves is just one of those spots that's easy to root for. Great coffee, thoughtful details, and even better people. Really thankful to have such a great coffee spot with such great people behind it.

I stopped by because they had African coffee; Ethiopian in particular. Now you are probably…read morethinking, what's the difference? Well this one was made with a pineapple flavor. I also tried their avocado toast which comes with a side of either arugula salad or chips.. I took the chips as I'm currently weary of fresh salads following food poisoning cases with huge brand suppliers in the US. My toast was perfect, the spice had sweet and fire hot notes that blended well with the creamy avocado. Ambience; a little noisier but not bad. The interior is okay, nothing to write home about. The brown and black dominate the place, and it feels like the lights are fighting to light up the place sufficiently. The hanging artificial plants are more distracting than decorative. That's just my impression Great place. I recommend

Good, but expensive. Super cute interior and a cool vibe. It reminds me of some of the coffee shops…read moreI used to go to when I lived in Williamsburg. The parking lot always seems to be packed, which is kind of annoying. I've only tried the chai so far, but it was very good. The pastries looked delicious too, and I'm looking forward to going back and trying a few of them. Not much else to say about the service. It was fine, exactly what you'd expect from a coffee shop. I'd come back. The atmosphere is probably the biggest reason. It feels a little different from most of the coffee shops around here. Edit: also it's 25 cent extra to order something iced, which I find a bit strange.