On a Sunday morning in July, I made a visit to Fig Tree Coffee for a coffee drink. I found myself…read morein the Crafton area, and wanted to visit a local shop. Fig Tree Coffee is a newer coffee shop located in Crafton, right by the elementary school. They serve hot coffee, iced coffee, espresso drinks, tea, chai, and more. In addition to drinks, there are some food options available, along with gift-type items. Directly in front of the building, there is street parking available. There is also a private lot located to the left of the entrance for the entire building. The signage in the windows identifying the business makes it easy to locate. Fig Tree is truly a community coffee shop. It has plenty of seating, and proudly displays pieces of the community it serves. They have a bulletin board with local businesses, community events, and other information. Patrons seem to get their items and utilize the space to hang out and socialize. It is nice to see a place like this being utilized as intended! I stopped here around 8:45 AM, and it was not too crowded. There were a few other patrons in the building and in line ahead of me, but I only had to wait a few minutes to order my drink. It can be sort of overwhelming to try and order here, since the menu is so bare and there are not a ton of "special" drinks advertised. However, the baristas and staff will make anything you really are wanting, so I would not worry about this! They have different flavorings and combinations, you just need to ask or make a combination that you want to try when ordering. The barista that helped me on this visit was lovely. I was not exactly sure what I wanted, so I asked what she typically would order or make for herself. She ended up making me that exact drink in a 16 OZ Iced Drink. I enjoyed getting to try something different that I would not have picked for myself! Service was quick. I was in and out with my coffee in about 7 minutes, and that included waiting in line and taking a minute to order. The prices here are reasonable, and in line with what other local coffee shops are charging for similar products. They do accept both cash and card here, just FYI. I did not purchase any food or pastries, but the coffee prices were right in line with expectations. The vibe of this place is very cool, with a true community cafe feel. I love that they highlight their community. Not only with the people and events, but they even with a wall of Polaroids of the dogs that visit the shop! I even had a dog in line in front of me, so they are dog-friendly here. I give Fig Tree Coffee a positive review, and do recommend giving the shop a try if you find yourself in Crafton or the West End. It is a newer shop, but already has great ambiance and community presence. The staff are friendly, drinks are tasty, it is dog-friendly, and it is a great space to hang out or get some work done. I look forward to future visits to Fig Tree when I find myself in the area.

Amazing place with great, cozy ambiance and seating area to grab a drink and a little snack too!…read more The barista was really helpful, and their Pumpkin Spice Latte was lovely to sip, though the flavor wasn't very strong. They source their baked goods from BB & Burr, and wow, they never disappoint! The chocolate chip scone was perfectly flavored and crumbly, can never go wrong with them. Overall, it's a great local spot that's part of the community and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

I had this coffee shop on my list for a while and finally took the drive to check it out. The place…read moreis super cute inside with lots of seating. I tried their cinnamon muffin which was yummy just a bit dry. I think you need to go earlier in the morning to have the most fresh pastries. The coffee was great as well I tried the peanut butter chocolate trailblazer and it was great!

Came here for breakfast and coffee. The shop is small and a bit dark and old looking for my taste,…read morebut it was fine. Some additional lighting would serve this place very well. The food was definitely 5 stars. We got their "best of the burgh" breakfast sandwich. And if it's not truly the best of the burgh, it's darn close. The slaw and crispy bits of sausage take this one over the top. We also really enjoyed their homemade cinnamon rolls. Top notch. As for coffee, I got an Americano and had to order an extra shot since it came with only 2. A no no in my book. But they use 19 Coffee Company beans, which I like, so it ended up being a good cup. My wife got the "Caffeine in a jump suit", but ordered it decaffeinated oddly enough. She had no complaints. They do seem to have some interesting latte flavor combinations for people interested in that sort of thing.

Fast, friendly service. Good recommendation for sandwich. The Turkey Club was great. The Lucky…read moreCharms Latte did not live up to its competition albeit several hundred miles away. No deduction due to distance. Cute spot in an old bank or post office. The truck is to get a spot upstairs.

Parking lot and street parking outside so lots of options. The building is very cute and there's…read moreloads of seating. Some merch for sale and other curated goods but nothing that really caught my eye. Service was fast but I was the only one in line at the time. They must get busy because they have a big line queue which while necessary, is uninviting. I ordered a latte and added a flavor shot. Overall I thought it wasn't bad. It wasn't something I'd go out of my way for, but if this was a local spot that I wanted to go sit down and enjoy coffee with a friend then I'd choose here. The scone had potential. They gave me the wrong flavor which I didn't care about, but I ended up with chocolate chip. The interior was a nice moist center but the exterior was a little too crunchy (possibly over baked) for me.

I was in the area and needed a coffee fix. The place was ok…read more The parking not so great. The baristas were friendly and took my order very fast. I ordered a venti latte. The drink came out very fast and tasted great. If I was desperate for a coffee and was in the area I would probably go again.

This Starbucks has always been a staple for me. The parking lot is definitely the worst, but the…read morestaff more than makes up for it -- they're always so nice and welcoming. I've been coming here for years and always have a good experience (despite ignorant people in the parking lot). I also just learned that I love matcha with cold foam!

Cute cafe on Potomac Ave in Dormont. Specializing in espresso based drinks. Barista was…read moreknowledgeable and efficient. Excellent latte!!! Very clean and organized interior. Love the outdoor seating.

I'm obsessed with the espresso a mano in lawrenceville and was so excited to see one a little…read morecloser to home, in the beautiful Dormont neighborhood. We visited here on my birthday and I had an almond milk latte- it was delicious. I also tried a scone they were selling from the "scone ranger", which was super delicious. It was very cute in here and the service was kind and quick! I'll be back!

I've been in this little piece of heaven before but this review is for the birthday cake on…read moreThanksgiving. I ordered rather short notice for a lavender birthday cake for my mother's 80th. Ordered 8in cake with lemon custard white batter. Absolutely delicious and beautiful! Also priced very well! Thanks so much!

Pros: open late! 10p on a Friday/Sat in Carnegie -I'll take it. Have been here 3x and have tried…read moremany of the rotating desserts. The carrot cake was my favorite ever but tonight we got pumpkin cake and chocolate PB and they were very good as well. Got other things to share tomorrow that I hope are as good as they look! Con: the person checking us out asked two people standing behind her (that did not appear to be doing anything) if they wanted to cut the cake and at least one of them said "no." It wasn't cheeky. Customers don't want your sarcasm about helping them when they're spending $40+ on desserts.

I stopped by here a couple of Sundays ago with my wife and our twins for our morning coffee. Every…read moreSunday morning we try to hit up a new local coffee shop and on this morning we decided to go to Coffee Tree Roasters. I actually used to go to all the Coffee Tree Roasters locations quite regularly as they were the standard for coffee for me. For whatever reason though, I had stopped going and so I was interested to see how it stacked up. The inside of this shop is clean with a bunch of different tables to sit at, some merchandise on the back wall and then a refrigerator case near where you place your order. For my coffee on this morning I didn't see any of the holiday specials that I was looking for and so ultimately decided to go with a peppermint latte while my wife went with a peppermint mocha. My peppermint latte here left a lot to be desired unfortunately. The peppermint syrup was too strong and so my coffee sort of tasted like toothpaste with an aftertaste of coffee. Even if the coffee tasted good, which it did, as you might imagine the whole drink itself wasn't ideal. The one good thing is that my wife did enjoy her coffee drink here. The bottom line for me is that I might stop by here again in the future. While I wasn't a big fan of my coffee here, I know they definitely have better stuff.

The previous woman owner did a poor job of managing this business. Now it has new owners and was…read morehoping for a big improvement. What the heck is going! Place is dirty and they had to remake basic coffee twice and I just left and threw it away. It was coffee - plain coffee. I seriously can't believe what a gem location going to epic waste.

Conveniently in the heart of Mt. Lebanon with delicious selections of pastries and coffee…read more Stop #3 on our Pittsburgh Coffee Passport We were headed to South Hills Village and this cafe was right along the route. Orbis is well known for its dirty chai, so we grabbed an iced dirty chai latte and a vanilla oatmilk latte (our constant to rank the passport cafes). We couldn't resist the display of pastries, so we also grabbed the quiche of the day (chicken & mushroom quiche), an apricot white chocolate oatmeal cookie, and their also well known.. chocolate cinnamon bread pudding. The coffee was solid. I love that they offer to serve it in real glasses and mugs... there is something so relaxing about not drinking out of paper and plastic. The food will make us come back. The quiche had such a flaky crust and they heat it up just right. The cookie had chunks of dried apricot with white chocolate chips and the rolled it in sugar for the extra crunch. The flavor combinations were original and that BREAAD PUDDDINGG. Unless you are allergic to flavor and fun.. you should do whatever you can to go get this! They have two unisex bathrooms down the back hallway. Trust me.. choose left lol. The seating is spacious with lots of room and all sorts of options from cozy couches, posh bar area, and what felt like laptop row of professionals enjoying a coffee and doing work. This place gets a solid four beans in our passport. Yes, we will stop by when we pop in and out of South Hills too!

Absolutely love this cafe! It's such a nice, warm vibe inside, great to meet up, chat, or get some…read morework done! The Apple Chai Latte was so incredibly delicious, could not ask for a better warm drink for the winter than chai with apple cider. Great staff, great spot, one of the favorite in Mount Lebanon!

The place was clean and the atmosphere was really nice. The drink was good, and I especially loved…read morethe porch area. The welcome wasn't very warm but not bad either. I plan to visit again and update my review after my second experience. I have visited this place three more times, and unfortunately I noticed a clear difference in how customers are treated. The friendliness and attitude of the staff seem to change depending on the person. In my last visits, no one even greeted me, while many other customers were warmly welcomed. The atmosphere and the taste are good, but for me, customer service is more important than both. Because of this experience, I don't think I will be coming back again.

This has become one of my favorite coffee shops in the area. Obviously it has to start with great…read morecoffee. They get theirs from La Prima Espresso and it shows. If you're not starting with a quality product you're not going to get a quality end product. If I'm treating myself, I really like when the drinks are special and thoughtful, and they are always thinking through the menu with a rotating selection of interesting, often themed drinks that offer something for every taste. I love how they partner with other local businesses including 19 Coffee Company, Pastries A La Carte, and Becca Bakes. In addition to these pastries there are some light bites such as sandwiches available. They have space to feature some local makers of things like jewelry and once I even bought a little painting created by a dog here to support the dog's medical treatment. That's the kind of local establishment you're dealing with and it's why I love them. All of this and I haven't even gotten to how cozy this place is. The decor is thoughtful with lots of room to sit and work or relax. There's a little book nook area, an outdoor patio, and spaces by the window where you can people watch out Brookline Blvd. The people are always super nice. It's a great choice for your neighborhood coffee shop.

Really nice, welcoming, helpful staff, good cold brew, and tasty (BIG) breakfast panini (the size…read moreof two normal breakfast sandwiches). Two people could easily share if neither one of you is ravenous. Order at the counter, cozy seating. Super clean and inviting. This is a hidden gem and we'll be back!

This is an excellent little café friendly service delicious drinks, and lots of breakfast options…read moreyou have to park on the street but we had enough trouble finding a spot. We will be back. It's very cute history on the walls.