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    Morii Coffee

    4.9 (52 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    "The Harmony".   Espresso, date syrup, and toasted coconut powder infused milk.  A masterpiece of a drink.
    Chris D.

    My wife and I loved the coffee so much we came two days in a row. I am sure we'll come another time before vacation is over. The Harmony latte with date syrup and coconut infused milk is one of the best coffee drinks we've had. The chocolate orange was also excellent. Next time I will try a pour over. They roast their own beans onsite. Friendly staff!

    iced latte (w date syrup) + iced matcha (w earl grey syrup)
    Judy B.

    We live closeby in north county and love coming out to Morii when we go out to the coast for some beach time. The staff is super nice and friendly and service is always great. We usually get an iced latte and matcha; the drinks are amazing every time. The shop is really aesthetic too with the stained-glass door and all of the greenery- wall, plants, and jade. Cute lil coffee shop in a cute lil town!

    The outdoor garden
    Todd H.

    What a pleasant surprise to find a great coffee shop on the way back to Cambria after a hike near Harmony. The coffee was excellent and they even had my favorite- a mixed berry scone!

    Try the Harmony!
    Katrina W.

    Absolutely the best coffee I've had in years. Cute little shop with handmade jewelry also

    Anton N.

    You don't find Morii Coffee--you feel it pulling you in before you even realize you've stopped. Nestled in the near-mythic stillness of Harmony, California--population maybe eighteen on a busy day--it's less a destination and more a portal. A micro-roastery tucked along the side of the one road you were probably about to miss. But if you do turn in, you're stepping into something sacred. Something handcrafted. Something intentional. The logo itself sets the tone: an infinity symbol that doubles as an eye. Not by accident. There's presence in it. Observation. A wink to the eternal and the intimate. You step inside, and the space breathes with that same balance--minimalist, local, warm. There's bass in the air, music that hums softly through the room, bouncing off the wood and concrete like it's been living here longer than you have. Nothing harsh. Nothing hyped. Just tuned-in. And then there's Hunter. He's not a barista. He's not a server. He's more than an owner. He's a steward of flavor and focus. You watch him work and it's like watching a ceremony--efficient, but never rushed. Each drink is made like it's the only one that matters. Not performative. Just present. When he prepares a matcha, for example, you'd swear it was a kind of meditation. There's this quiet discipline to it, like watching someone fold origami or tune a violin. Not just making it--but becoming part of it. Hunter roasts his own beans, too. Not in some backroom warehouse or outsourced blend. Right here. Small-batch. Home-baked-bread kind of small-batch. You taste it immediately. The coffee lands on your tongue with precision--never too acidic, never burnt, never bland. It carries itself with a kind of calm authority. Balanced. Tender. You don't sip it so much as you let it arrive. There's no shortcuts at Morii. The syrups are made in-house. The ingredients are real. Every component in the drink is in agreement with the others--like the flavor had a meeting before it got to you. No odd spikes or artificial hiccups. Just smooth, harmonic resonance from start to finish. And yet, none of it feels pretentious. Quite the opposite. There's a kind of humble elegance to it all, the way great art or a handwritten letter can feel. You get the sense that Hunter isn't trying to wow you. He's just trying to serve you something true. That first sip? It's like a welcome. Like someone saying, "You're here now. Settle in." It's not just good coffee. It's personal coffee. The kind you remember by the way it made you feel seen. So if you ever find yourself cruising the Central Coast, lost in thought with salt air in your lungs, and you spot the blink-and-you'll-miss-it sign for Harmony--don't blink. Turn off. Slow down. Step into Morii Coffee and let the ritual unfold. This isn't a coffee shop. It's a sanctuary in a mug.

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    Kim S.

    Harmony is a village you pass on highway one when you're going to Big Sur or the 46 wineries. It's approximately a couple blocks with a food truck, glass blowing shop, pottery shop and .. Morii. I'd been enjoying their beans at another coffee shop down the coast. But going through the doors of this tiny coffee shop, you encounter the coffee beans being processed which is very sexy. They serve pastries you can have with their delightful coffee. The staff is welcoming, warm and ready for questions about their coffee menu. I'm a mocha gal myself and it's lovely. You can a beautiful balance of espresso bite and warm chocolate which is gorgeous. No asking if you want whipped cream. Yay.

    Two divas made my coffee and they ATE DOWN! The coffee is delicious and they have such unique and fun flavors. Will be returning to try the other lattes and get more beautiful latte art- shout out to the baristas

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    Bryce S.

    Organic! Located in Harmony, behind the creamery, is Morii Coffee. We went to Harmony for the ice cream, but my daughter wanted to walk around, and stumbled on this tucked right around the corner. Perfect opportunity it grab some espresso beans, since I was almost out. Right when you walk in, you're greeted by the owner and large bags of Roasted Beans! Pure Coffee Lovers Vibe! It's awesome that he roasts in house and gets his pastries from a shop in Morro Bay. He also makes in house syrups. When you buy a pound, you get a free drip. It was the most full body drip I ever had. Now, this morning I finally tried the espresso in my DeLonghi. Just beautiful. Deep taste of coffee, roast, slight bitterness, bakers chocolate, richness and a nice dryness finishing. Awesome job and will definitely be back.

    Triple vanilla latte using house made syrup. Fabulous!
    Blake B.

    Best coffee shop I've ever been to. Delightful drinks and pastries, plus a really cool atmosphere with an in-house roaster, fresh rotating syrups and platform for local business (which was for Big Sur jade when I went). Plus, dog friendly and great, kind baristas! Please try their London fog with the house made vanilla... it was SO good.

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    Jenna C.

    I've been to Harmony a few times but never stopped in here. So glad I did this time! The coffee was excellent I got a macchiato but latte style either a little bit more milk in it. It was delicious and one of the best cups I've had in a long time. I also bought the dried apricot flavored coffee beans but haven't tried them yet but I'm sure they are great. The coffee shops is quaint and inviting you can sit outside o the garden with your coffee and croissant. The staff was great-so friendly and accommodating. After every made my coffee the hubby and I talked with them for a bit and they made it extra special for our anniversary. Definitely will be back!

    Lexi J.

    i would love to come back here if i'm in the area again! my iced vanilla latte was one of the best i've ever had. pretty empty in there as the town has a population of 18 but really good drinks. loved to look at the jade on display there as well

    Cute little chapel outside
    Laura D.

    The coffee here is excellent. Grab a cup and walk around the little town of Harmony. Say hi to the big puppy dog and take a seat in the beautiful courtyard. I tried the special and I'm still thinking about it!

    Kevin D.

    My favorite coffee shop on the central coast. Hidden gem. The quality of coffee, both roast quality and brew quality is second to none. Highly recommend stopping through Harmony or even making the drive from slo for a beautiful cup of joe. Also, Nate the barista knows his shit.

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    Delicious coffee in the fun small town of Harmony. He roasts his beans. So good !! If you're anywhere nearby, stop and enjoy!

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    Great specialty coffee on the central coast! Lovely owners in a lovely space, a great pitstop on your way up the PCH.

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    Amazing coffee in an idyllic location! Service and ambience were completely unexpected

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    What a pleasant surprise to find a great coffee shop on the way back to Cambria after a hike near Harmony.

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    Cambria Coffee

    Cambria Coffee

    4.3
    (523 reviews)
    5.9 mi
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    I've been coming to Cambria Coffee for years, and somehow they've managed to pull off the…read moreimpossible--they've never let me down. In a world where restaurants and coffee shops can be wildly inconsistent, this place just keeps showing up and doing what it does best. My go-to is always the Baja Mocha. At this point, it's less of a coffee order and more of a long-term relationship. It's rich, smooth, perfectly balanced, and just spicy enough to keep things interesting. Every time I tell myself I should try something different, the Baja Mocha gives me that "Don't be ridiculous" look, and I happily order it again. A visit also isn't complete without grabbing a pound of whole beans to take home. That way, I can continue pretending my kitchen is a quaint little coffee shop instead of just... my kitchen. The café itself has a ton of character. It's on the cozy side, which means it can fill up quickly, especially during busy times. If you're looking for acres of seating and total silence, this probably isn't your spot. But if you're looking for exceptional coffee, a welcoming atmosphere, and a place that feels like a true local favorite, you'll understand why people keep coming back. The staff is always entertaining in the best possible way. They're friendly, have personality, and somehow manage to keep things moving even when the place is buzzing. It's the kind of coffee shop where the people behind the counter seem like they're genuinely enjoying themselves, and that energy rubs off on everyone else. If you're passing through Cambria or lucky enough to live nearby, do yourself a favor and stop in. Just don't blame me when the Baja Mocha becomes your default order too. I tried branching out once... the Baja Mocha and I worked through it.

    Small cafe gets very overwhelming on weekends. We stopped here on the way to Hearst Castle, wanted…read moreto grab a quick coffee and pastry, but the experience was disappointing. The service was not very efficient with the crowd. The barista asked many questions (decaf or regular, oat milk, whole milk, 2%, almond milk, which coffee bean, etc.), which made the line move very slowly. She also had to stop taking orders halfway to make drinks, making the long line to get even longer. There wasn't enough seating, so we decided to take our food to go. They can't help warm up our pastries and directed us to use the microwave and toaster oven ourselves. For the price of the pastries I paid, I expected better service rather than DIY. When the coffee was ready, they did call names but the place was so crowded, we all had to wait outside of the cafe. So many of customers had to come in and out several times to check on their orders. The coffee was also extremely hot and not drinkable right away. Overall slow service, crowded environment, messy flow. I wouldn't come back.

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    My handcrafted baja latte by Josh and Jessica.
    My handcrafted baja latte by Josh and Jessica.
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    Lily's Coffee House

    Lily's Coffee House

    4.2
    (463 reviews)
    5.1 mi
    $$

    Five stars for the food and for the owner. Best burritos on the coast, and everything else on the…read moremenu is good too. When the owner is there, the service matches the food. When she is not here, it is a different place. On slow weekdays the staff range from unfriendly to flat out rude, and they close early. Posted closing is 1 pm, but I have watched the closed sign go up at 12:30 and been turned away. The last excuse was a power outage. I live here. That outage lasted about ten minutes and had ended more than three hours earlier. And it is not just me. Last week I was in a coffee shop nearby, standing behind a woman who had come back to visit after moving away years ago. She had just walked out of Lily's five minutes earlier. She was telling her friend that it had always been her favorite place and that the owner was wonderful, but was shocked that the staff were nasty. She did not know I was listening and had no reason to say it except that it had just happened and she was upset about it because she was nostalgic and had been looking forward to going to her favorite place. If you show up in that last thirty minutes on a day that is not busy, you may find the door shut on you regardless of what the sign says. So go there when the owner is there or go more than thirty minutes before closing on days unlikely to be busy. Of course not all the staff are that unfriendly - The long term staff are friendly But too many aren't . They get laid off or quit them you get a new one with attitude . It's just I have bad luck showing up at wrong time.

    Cute coffee shop in town with coffee, some pastries and other breakfast options (egg bowl,…read morebreakfast burrito). 4 small tables inside and a bunch of seating outside, but it was cold and wet in the morning. Ordered the everything bagel with lox, comes with cucumber, tomato and red onion - tasted pretty fresh ingredients, except for the tomato which was soft. Also ordered the salted Nutella latte (iced), 1/4th sweet and it was perfect - good flavor, not too sweet. Place was busy at around 8am on a Tuesday; coffee came out fast and waited about 10 minutes for the bagel.

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    Berry scone and Mexican Mocha.
    Berry scone and Mexican Mocha.
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    The Hidden Kitchen

    The Hidden Kitchen

    4.7
    (519 reviews)
    7.8 mi
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    My wife heard about this from a friend who went to Cal Poly. Before my review I want to share that…read moreCayucos is seaside town that has escaped over development. Felt like we were in a time warp that took us to the 1970's. Ok, if you are in the area highly recommend going. We were in Pismo for the weekend and the 30 minute drive was easy at 8:30am when we left. It opens at 9am so I thought it would be good to be there then. And so did about 80 people. The line was to the end of the block. Don't be deterred. We were striking up conversations with everyone around us. You order at the window, they give you a number for the table, and they bring out your food. Look for the sauces they keep above the sugar cream station. Onto the food! We got the San Luis Sunrise (free range eggs, Niman Ranch bacon ends, avocado, hk sauce) and the Mannix Machaca (scrambled eggs, slow cooked carnitas, hk green salsa, avocado, hk sauce). I thought by the look of it that the waffles would be the winner....nope! The blue corn flour tortilla Mannix Machaca won the day! Oh, and the ridiculous smoothly the Baywood Berry. One is enough for two and they'll split it for you. Put this place on your must try list!

    I stopped by The Hidden Kitchen for breakfast before heading to the beach and had a breakfast taco…read morewith carnitas, eggs, salsa, and avocado on a blue corn tortilla. It was delicious, filling, and perfect for the morning. I also tried the Kicked Up Coffee, which was surprisingly good for a non-coffee drinker! Their beautifully presented smoothies are another favorite, with plenty of creative combinations. This place is always top-notch, with friendly, attentive staff, delicious food, and a clean atmosphere. Definitely worth a stop in Cayucos! And for lunch, their pork carnitas tacos are some of the best I've ever had.

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    Blue corn tacos
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