I got the Mia's avocado toast and Mexican Mocha delicious every time…read more And a peaceful place to have coffee. Or read use a laptop and relax. Love the atmosphere. Service is quick despite being one person working.

I think this coffee shop was ok, it was picked due to its proximity to my family members house. The…read moreaesthetic of the shop and the restaurant next door definitely complement each other. I ordered the horchata cold brew which I would say is a solid 6/10. Ordered the breakfast croissant sandwiches which were about a 6/10 as well. Service was fast, but sadly the team forgot to use my own cup ): it happens but I feel like it's another plastic cup wasted

First stop on my first morning back in Sacramento: coffee with a friend before hitting the road for…read morea two-hour drive. Judging by the line at 7 am, we clearly weren't the only ones with that idea. It moved a little slower than expected, but no one seemed to mind. Everyone was relaxed, upbeat, and happily waiting for what was on the other side of the counter. And honestly? It was worth every minute. I'm a simple drip coffee kind of gal, and this was one of those cups that reminds you how good coffee can be when it's done well. No frills, just really exceptional coffee. The café itself feels bright, open, and welcoming. I loved the calming color palette, the beautiful mural celebrating the coffee-growing journey, and the cheerful little touches throughout the space, even the sign that read, "I followed my heart and it led me to Pachamama." It made me smile. I completely understand why this place has such a loyal following. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Sacramento. Some places are worth making a small detour for, and Pachamama is one of them.

I've been a customer of Pachamama Coffee at the Davis Farmers Market for some time, but my…read moreexperience today has seriously damaged my trust in this business. To begin with, I find the pricing frustrating. A bag of coffee costs approximately $65 at the Farmers Market, compared with $90 in-store and $105 online. I typically purchase at the market to save money, and despite the high price, I've continued supporting the business because I enjoy the coffee. In return, I expect reasonable product availability and basic respect as a customer. On at least five occasions, I've been told that my favorite blend was out of stock at the Farmers Market. Each time, I've been assured that stocking would improve. Today, my parents were visiting from Korea and wanted to take a bag of coffee home. Unfortunately, the same blend was unavailable yet again. I was perfectly willing to purchase a different blend. However, instead of helping me find an alternative or offering any reasonable compromise, Cruz Conrad, whom I understand to be Pachamama Coffee's Chief Retail Officer, became defensive, attempted to correct me, refused to apologize or acknowledge my frustration, and ultimately refused to sell me the alternative blend. He then ended the interaction rudely. Let me be clear: the problem wasn't simply that a product was out of stock. The problem was the complete failure of management to handle the situation professionally. Inventory shortages happen. But when a business repeatedly fails to stock a product that customers specifically come looking for, makes assurances that the situation will improve, and then refuses to accommodate a customer who is willing to purchase something else, it raises serious questions about its inventory management and customer service practices. What makes this interaction particularly disappointing is that the person involved is reportedly a senior retail executive. I would expect someone in that position to demonstrate professionalism, accountability, and sound judgment when handling customer concerns. Instead, I was denied a purchase I was prepared to make and left embarrassed in front of my visiting parents. Pachamama Coffee needs to take responsibility for both its recurring inventory problems and the way its customers are treated. Customer loyalty should be valued, not taken for granted. A business cannot reasonably expect customers to keep returning when it repeatedly disappoints them and then treats them disrespectfully for raising legitimate concerns. I hope management takes this feedback seriously. Until there is meaningful improvement in both product availability and customer service, I will have difficulty recommending Pachamama Coffee going forward.

This place is great everytime. The drive thru is so convenient and it became my go to coffee shop…read moreas I lived right down the street from it. It never fails. The white mocha frappe is my fave. The sweetest customer service as well. I love how they have a punch card too because of how often I come.. I recommend this place to anyone needing a quick coffee drink to start their day!

This is me and my partners go to place for coffee. It's always consistently good. The ladies are…read morealways nice and memorize our orders which is nice.

This drive-thru coffee spot has been around since I was a kid. My mom would always get us Lemonade…read moreSlushes and let us sip her Hugs Mocha (blended of course). For the non-caffeine oriented friends they have a generous Italian Soda; they let you add as many syrups as you want! Today I got the peach & blackberry combo with whipped cream :)

Wanted to grab some coffee but only wanted to go to a drive thru, so I checked out Hot Java Cafe…read more It's a cute little house with a drive thru window on both sides. They have some seasonal drinks on the window so make sure you check those out! I picked out the Bananas Foster latte which was definitely on the sweet side but so delicious! Not sure what they put in there but it even had some of the caramelized crunchy texture that you'd get from a bruleed banana.

Got a blueberry, scone, morning, bun, chocolate, chip cookie, and apple croissant type pastry, and…read morean espresso. All items were well worth the drive across the city! Definitely check this place out. Will be back to try more! Friendly and fast service. Clean and quaint ambience.

I've been meaning to try this place ever since a chef friend told me how much he loved it. I…read morestopped in for a cup of coffee and a quick bite. The pastry cases looked amazing with a ton of options. I chose the prettiest cinnamon roll I've ever seen. It turned out also to be one of the tastiest. It wasn't dry or overly heavy. It was perfectly cooked and beautifully displayed. I also love that they serve temple coffee. My cup was perfect. They have breakfast and lunch items as well. There was a fairly long line, but it moved quickly and efficiently. There's lots of seating and it is well maintained and clean. It is easy to miss and tucked away in a small strip of stores just off of Fair Oaks Blvd near the intersection of Walnut. Plenty of parking out front. They close early in the afternoon and are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Highly recommended and I will definitely be back.

This is my favoriteeeee matcha place. The quality is always so consistent and flavorful. They…read moresometimes have seasonal flavors and each one i have tried has been so yummy. The people are always so quick and efficient. The place is bigger on the inside than it looks on the outside. It is very cutesy inside and you can tell there is a sense of life and community there which I am very fond of. There are lots of tables and cute picturesque lighting so if you want a nice place to get work done this is the perfect spot!! I wish I was able to come here more often but every time I do, it alwaysssss hits! Def one of my favorite sac spots

I've been a customer of Pachamama Coffee at the Davis Farmers Market for some time, but my…read moreexperience today has seriously damaged my trust in this business. To begin with, I find the pricing frustrating. A bag of coffee costs approximately $65 at the Farmers Market, compared with $90 in-store and $105 online. I typically purchase at the market to save money, and despite the high price, I've continued supporting the business because I enjoy the coffee. In return, I expect reasonable product availability and basic respect as a customer. On at least five occasions, I've been told that my favorite blend was out of stock at the Farmers Market. Each time, I've been assured that stocking would improve. Today, my parents were visiting from Korea and wanted to take a bag of coffee home. Unfortunately, the same blend was unavailable yet again. I was perfectly willing to purchase a different blend. However, instead of helping me find an alternative or offering any reasonable compromise, Cruz Conrad, whom I understand to be Pachamama Coffee's Chief Retail Officer, became defensive, attempted to correct me, refused to apologize or acknowledge my frustration, and ultimately refused to sell me the alternative blend. He then ended the interaction rudely. Let me be clear: the problem wasn't simply that a product was out of stock. The problem was the complete failure of management to handle the situation professionally. Inventory shortages happen. But when a business repeatedly fails to stock a product that customers specifically come looking for, makes assurances that the situation will improve, and then refuses to accommodate a customer who is willing to purchase something else, it raises serious questions about its inventory management and customer service practices. What makes this interaction particularly disappointing is that the person involved is reportedly a senior retail executive. I would expect someone in that position to demonstrate professionalism, accountability, and sound judgment when handling customer concerns. Instead, I was denied a purchase I was prepared to make and left embarrassed in front of my visiting parents. Pachamama Coffee needs to take responsibility for both its recurring inventory problems and the way its customers are treated. Customer loyalty should be valued, not taken for granted. A business cannot reasonably expect customers to keep returning when it repeatedly disappoints them and then treats them disrespectfully for raising legitimate concerns. I hope management takes this feedback seriously. Until there is meaningful improvement in both product availability and customer service, I will have difficulty recommending Pachamama Coffee going forward.

This is the cafe I'd go to if I was missing home. Lovely, kind warm people and delicious coffee…read more I'm really picky when it comes to my lattes and the beautiful owner gave me one of the best lattes I've ever had. 10/10. She had everything you could want- whole milk, oat milk, almond milk, etc. The girl with the red hair will be returning soon! thanks a million!!!

I had coffee with a bit of cream and a coffee cake muffin (homemade), and my friend had a latte…read morewith a banana muffin with cherry filling (homemade). The place is clean and had a nice ambiance. Ella was very nice. Been wanting to go there for some time. I'm so glad I did. I will be going back and taking friends and family.

Always an amazing experience here. Tea selection is vast and all delicious, ambiance is cozy and…read morecalm, and the owner is always great to speak to and he really ensures everyone leaves happy. A great local spot that deserves some more love. there's a wide selection of teas, coffees, food, and pastries..something for everyone!

Classy Hippie Tea--my place of serenity!!!…read more Leo provides an amazing atmosphere where you're guaranteed to meet new people and make new friends. The service, food, and drinks are always on point. It's more than just a place to grab a bite or a drink--it's a space that feels welcoming, peaceful, and full of community. If you haven't experienced Classy Hippie Tea yet, you're definitely missing out!