This coffee is good, the staff is great. The coffee shop is clean and relaxing. The price is…read morehigher, we got 2 drinks and spent 18+. It was definitely delicious and I would visit again, while on a trip but this definitely couldn't be my everyday coffee shop. We enjoyed grabbing coffee here, but the price surprised my husband and myself. I got an iced mocha and he got an ice dirty chai - both were great and made with care.

Great location if you're at convention and want a quick, good coffee that's a little more local!…read more The latte was great, with a small but very good list of syrups and options. It is definitely a little pricier, but quality is there. The chocolate croissant was okay, a little hard but overall not bad. They didn't have a lot of food options, but for their drinks, it's pretty worth it.

Really nice vibe and one of my favorite coffee shops in Lawrenceville!…read more The seasonal drinks are always on point, and the Hibiscuis Cloud Latte was delicious, especially love how you can see the vanilla bean specks in the cold foam, their flavors are unmatched! Not that much seating but definitely a nice vibe to study and do work there!

I'm on a quest to find the best coffee shop to study/do work in in Pittsburgh and this place was…read morenext on my list. For the purpose of this task, I give it a three out of five. The ambience is calm and somewhat cozy, there are couches to sit on and tables to focus with. I went in the morning/early afternoon, the lighting from outside was not great, typical Pittsburgh fashion. The light fixtures inside were way too dim. I found myself tilting my notebook to try to catch some natural light. Outlets also aren't easily accessible which is huge for being able to do work of course. The coffee was great, I tried the hibiscus cold foam latte, or something like that. I paired it with a bacon egg biscuit sandwich which was very filling. Definitely satisfied with the food products. Customer service was also fine, the women behind the counter were cheerful and pleasant.

I had a pretty full morning in Pittsburgh's North Side neighborhood because that's where all the…read moreinteresting modern art museums stand within reasonable proximity of each other. That's good because it was colder than a witch's hoo-ha outside. After spending a lot of time al fresco at Randyland, I think I was breathing icicles by the time I saw this corner cafe, one of a local chain named for what Pittsburgh residents call themselves. It was a welcome sight because I needed something to warm myself before my final walk to the parking garage. Housed in a vintage brick building, it was a cavernous space with tall ceilings and fortunately open tables. I ordered the $4.50 Large 20-oz Cafe au Lait because I needed the extra fuel to get me through the frosty weather (Photo 9). They have Yinz merch for sale and the last of their baked goods. Oh well, I didn't need the extra calories anyway. COFFEE - 4 stars...piping hot the way I needed it AMBIANCE - 4 stars...a lot of space to spread out SERVICE - 4 stars...quite efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...I'm not a Yinz but they served me anyway RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/QKLtuBlwjs

If you want to know about quality, all I have to say is that a Starbucks opened across the street…read more I was worried. Starbucks is out of business in fairly short order and its store is available to lease. Yinz did good keeping Yinz Coffee in business.

Cute! Excellent espresso and they make their own syrups!…read more The coffee syrups are made in house, aside from the sugar free options. This is a sure way to get bonus points in my book! A homemade syrup goes great lengths. I had the homemade raspberry in a mocha and it was absolutely delicious, rich, and divine while still being able to actually taste the espresso/coffee flavors. This is just the way a perfectly crafted latte should be in my opinion. Space is small, standing room only inside. More of a grab and go situation. The man working on the Sunday morning I stopped in was friendly, quick, and efficient. Service wasn't the quickest since there was a small line inside and only one person working, but this was not an issue for a Sunday morning coffee stop where I was willing to take my time!

I love Mechanic! It's a great coffee shop in Verona. There are a few standing tables & some seats…read moreoutside (if it's nice). They sell a few pastries and retail items from other local businesses. The coffee tastes incredible & I love their lattes.

A no-frills coffee shop! Conveniently located at the beginning of Shadyside's shopping street, this…read morecoffee shop provides a good option of drinks. It's a rather small space, but there's plenty of tables indoors and outdoors. The cashier kindly helped me hash out the menu to order exactly what I was feeling. My oat milk latte was exactly what I wanted and delicious!

I used to pop into Jitters all the time back when my hair stylist was at the salon just a couple of…read moredoors down, and it always hit the spot. It's the perfect cozy, no-nonsense neighborhood joint to grab a quick drink while you're hanging out in Shadyside. I usually go for their iced lattes or a hot mocha, but they do everything from a solid black coffee to refreshing smoothies if you're not looking for a caffeine kick. If you're walking down Walnut Street, it's definitely worth stopping in.

The best coffee place in Pittsburgh especially if you like to relax in the cafe or use their…read moreoutdoor seating, they have great coffee and cool vibes, plus staff is always amazing they have exceptional service

This place rules. It's the best coffee in town. The shop is super cute, I love the green and wood…read moreinside. There's a good amount of seating and they play good music. The people who own it usually work here and they're super cool and fun to talk to. If you're a real coffee aficionado, this is your spot! They have geshas and anaerobic coffee. Even their basic drip is fruit forward. The nitro tea was also unique and while mild in flavor, I appreciate what they're doing. Definitely a great spot to hang. They were out of food by the time we got there but they do have brekkie sandwiches.

MY FAVORITE!! La…read morePrima has my heart, especially the Strip District location This is the very first La Prima Espresso shop, located at 21st & Penn. It's also a veteran-owned small business, which makes supporting it even better. With the warmer weather coming, I love seeing people outside playing cards, sipping lattes, and bringing their dogs along. You can grab fresh beans to make at home, enjoy local pastries in the morning (until they sell out), and the baristas are incredibly talented. Such a special spot full of history, community, and really great coffee.

Best iced vanilla latte in the city. Vanilla lattes are the great equalizer for me and I haven't…read morefound a better one in Pittsburgh than la prima. Strong, just the right amount of sweet and creamy.

My wife and I checked into a downtown hotel and headed out for the night. First stop was Yinz…read moreCoffee, perfectly located under the Monongahela Incline. The shop is modern and the woman working the counter was friendly and professional. My wife enjoyed their cold brew and I went for the nitro cold brew. Can't recall if I'd had nitro cold brew before but this one was awesome! Cascading foam added to the smooth coffee experience! Loved it!

I think if it was purely based on my drink (iced decaf Americano with lavender flavor) J would have…read moregiven maybe 3 stars. It was very weak and diluted. However, the rest of the family ordered various flavored coffee drinks and they really enjoyed them. The pickle flavored popcorns were pretty good also. The space is just large enough, but they do have outdoor seatings also. The service was very friendly and helpful.