Ollie Vaughn's is a cozy bakery meets brunch spot that is the perfect choice for a morning bite in…read morethe Phoenix area. To get here, there are parking lots nearby where you have to pay to park or street parking around the area. Inside, they have a nice setup with some seating and then an additional patio with more seating. Wifey and I ended up getting a spread consisting of the Sunny Burrito, Ham & Cheese Croissant, Lemon Bar, and a Strawberry Matcha. Everything we had was amazing and it was great fuel to start our day. All of the staff here are very friendly and welcoming.

A friend of mine suggested this spot for a mid-morning breakfast, and I hadn't been here in years…read moreso I agreed. I read that their parking lot fills up quickly but that there's a public lot across the street, so I parked there and crossed over. This cozy restaurant was fairly busy and we perused the pastry case while waiting in line, lots of tempting treats. My friend ordered the lemon ricotta pancakes which are topped with blueberries. A lot of their menu items have pork in it, but they were good about substituting. The burrito usually has schreiners chorizo, hash browns, cheddar, sunny egg and chili oil with side of salsa verde. I asked for avocado instead of the chorizo. We brought our own drinks so didn't order any. We grabbed a table on their patio since the sun wasn't over our heads yet. It's nice out there and I think they have some fans going to keep the air flowing, and there was also a natural breeze. Our food came out and they were plated beautifully. My burrito looked good, but it had too much hashbrowns and also there wasn't any chili oil, which was a bummer. Maybe they normally put it on the chorizo so they forgot to add it to my avocado. The egg was runny which I like: The salsa verde was delicious; I love cilantro and it had great flavors. I tried the pancakes and they were fairly rich but I liked the tart lemon flavor and the blueberries, one of my favorite fruits. This is a nice place to meet up (small groups) and I'm glad I visited again.

I am so glad we randomly ran across Deseo! Such a cute, clean coffee "shack". They have a unique…read morehot food offering, coming from the off-site kitchen next door, as well as quick bites like vegan (and regular!) banana bread, danishes and coffee cake. Inside + outside seating. We ordered a mocha, canelita and potato, breakfast and guava empanadas. 10/10! Definitely skip the Starby's and swing by Deseo!

Coffee shack is the perfect name for this. It's a hidden gem under a cute little house that is cozy…read moreand small. I ordered a small iced Canelita which was tasty and some empanadas. Apparently there were some issues in the restaurant's kitchen that make the food which impacted food service being slow but Alfie took care of the situation and me which I truly appreciated it. The empanadas were delicious. Due to the latte, food and customer service being good, I plan on returning. Thank you for taking care of me.

Another stop on my coffee passport journey! I'll admit I was a little nervous after reading some of…read morethe reviews beforehand, but I ended up having a lovely experience. The coffee shop has plenty of seating available and an inviting atmosphere. It felt like the perfect place to settle in and get some work done, or sit back with a good book and enjoy a coffee for a while. The overall vibe was relaxed and welcoming. I ordered the Sweet Treat Latte with oat milk, and it was delicious. Something I would definitely order again. Overall, this was a great stop, and it's definitely a place I would return to in the future.

Daydreamer Coffee on 3rd Street is a nice, spacious coffee shop tucked into an apartment building…read morelobby. It has plenty of room, a clean modern feel, and a steady crowd of people working on laptops, so it's a good spot if you want to settle in for a bit. Food options are pretty limited, and with the background music and lobby energy, it's not the quietest coffee shop in town - digital nomads beware. Still, it's comfortable, useful, and easy to like for what it is: a roomy urban coffee spot that works well for coffee, laptop time, or a casual meet-up.

I noticed the Honeycomb nearby when out on a lunch break with my daughter and decided to head over…read more They are located in The Hive which I best describe as a coop of local artists and such. Honeycomb is a walk up window with some great drink options and some food items. They have a nice patio with an amazing mural and even a cute little free library. We opted to take our drinks to go since it was already pretty hot out. There is some covered seating which is great, but I can imagine spending a good amount of time out here during cooler temps. Service was friendly and great. Our drinks were great.

Sunshine, great coffee, and a place where both you and your pup are truly welcomed. Honeycomb…read moreCoffee Co is a walkup window tucked inside a neighborhood on 16th street. With a huge outdoor space including games, plenty of seating, and some cute shops, there's something for everyone and it's a great place to hangout. As someone who values plant-based options, I truly appreciated the care and inclusion on the menu. I tried the avocado toast, a vegan donut, and a dirty chai latte with oat milk. All delicious! I came for coffee in the morning and returned later for a First Friday event. This isn't just a coffee shop, it's a fun community space that cultivates connection. I'll be back soon!

So the reason why I posted the display case and not my actual order is basically because I got 1-2…read moreof everything in the display case! Everything was so delicious! Some of my favorites were the lemon blueberry olive oil mini pastry, the berry crumble cake and the caramel macaroon. My son enjoyed the blueberry muffin for breakfast and although we were eating breakfast at The Coronado, the owners own both establishments, so we could bring the pastries to our table. I also left my breakfast at The Coronado to go back to Dark Hall because I learned they were going to have cinnamon rolls at 10am, which was in a few minutes! That roll was also amazing! Solid pastries and I can't wait to come back!

This coffee shop is attached to The Coronado restaurant. I stopped into both over the past weekend…read more I would have given this coffee shop 5 stars probably, if I had ordered a different coffee drink. I ordered off the seasonal menu and I didn't end up liking my drink, it sounded good but the flavors didn't work for me. I had the strawberry fields iced latte with oat milk. Not sure what about it didn't work. However, my guy ordered a lightly sweetened iced matcha latte with oat milk and it was perfect. So, when I go back and order a drink I like better, I'll update from 4 to 5 stars. And sounds like I messed up by not getting anything from the pastry case. Next time!! Dark Hall is a cool, friendly, local vegan coffee shop I'm glad I came in to support.

I've been wanting to try Xolo Coffee for months now and finally made the trek this weekend!!! There…read moreis a small parking lot out front shared with other businesses, including the tattoo/piercing shop next door "In The Streets Tattoo" nowned by the same folks as Xolo Coffee! I was specifically interested in their piercings (Side note, I asked if Xolo Tacos is also owned by them, but it isn't). I visited for the first time on a Sunday afternoon, just missing the late morning rush, so I had ample options to choose from regarding seating (there's couches, tables, stools)! As a first-timer who loves specialty coffees, I inquired about which drink might be the sweetest and best suited to my tastes, and through shared decision-making, we decided on the Azucar Morena! It's comprised of brown sugar and molasses, which satisfied my taste buds and coffee fix. There wasn't a wifi password sign anywhere, but upon inquiry, I received it and proceeded to chill for an hour or so before closing. I loved that they kept the door open to let in more natural lighting and fresh outside air on that serene Sunday afternoon. Overall highly recommend this coffee shop for delicious, unique specialty coffees. I can't wait to return to try more, including the pistachio espesso and cafe de olla! Or I might even stick to my azucar morena that I loved so much

Make sure you come and support this local family owned Latino business. Two brothers that own the…read moretattoo shop and coffee shop. Malis is so sweet and made me a special iced coffee. I also good the blueberry muffin and it's fire. Super cute spot with lots of car and historical art. There is street parking and parking in the lot. Cant wait to come back and get some work done

I love the ambiance of this Cafe. It does not even feel like downtown Phoenix. It feels like a…read moresmall quaint village in the north east. The decorations are beautiful. The theme is (as one might suspect) songbirds and the entire Cafe is decorated with small songbird items. As a detail oriented person, I was in heaven noticing all the cute decorations. I ordered the matcha latte and it did not disappoint. My friend ordered an iced americano. Both are classic items and they delivered well. There is plenty of seating inside and outside (weather permitting) and it seems like it would be a peaceful place to study or work. The baristas were sweet and patient and helpful with the menu.

Songbird Coffee & Tea House is a cute coffee house in downtown Phoenix (more specifically near the…read moreRoosevelt Row Arts District) and the shop is located in a historic house built in 1904. Apparently the shop sources coffees and teas from local businesses. For example, coffees = Infusion Coffee Roasters in Tempe, loose leaf teas and chai = Maya Tea Company in Tucson, kombucha = Milly Moon Kombucha in Phoenix, and breakfast burritos = Lua Lua Catering. [Parking]: Mostly metered parking and I ended up parking few blocks away from the shop (plenty of metered parking spots near the intersection of E McKinley St & N 5th St). [Atmosphere]: Inside of this historic house, the wall features the work of local artists. The shop also has a cute outdoor patio area with tables. [Menu]: Apparently Matcha Latte is one of the more popular drinks here. The shop offers 12 black tea options, 9 green tea options, 8 herbal tea options, 4 white tea options, and 3 oolong tea options. *** Matcha Latte (16 oz, iced - $6.25): I was surprised that my drink was sugar free by default and I probably say yes when the staff had asked about adding sweetener. The drink was not as creamy as I thought and it was honestly a fairly mediocre drink. The drink also came with a paper straw. *** A great spot for a casual 1st date due to great vibe, but matcha latte just didn't hit the spot.

Absolutely delicious matcha. Got the u be matcha latte with oat milk. I also love how they have the…read morereal maple syrup to sweeten as you like! Indigo room looks like a little house on the corner and is also part of a cute thrift store called urban collective where I found some goodies while I waited for my drink. The staff here are also so friendly! This is definitely just became one of my top matcha spots in phx

Such a cute little house. It's on the corner in a neighborhood where you have to park, so be aware…read moreof the houses. Right away we were greeted by staff and everyone was so friendly. There's tons of antique and thrifting to do here so you can peruse while waiting on your drinks. There's also a bathroom and seating. I ordered the ube matcha. It was yummy.