If an interior designer, Henri Matisse, and a coffee lover had a baby... this is what that coffee…read moreshop would look like. WeBe Coffee Roasters is one of those finds that makes you wish you had discovered it sooner. Even more so, I wish I lived closer. The space alone is worth the trip. The team put real thought into every aspect of the experience. The counter has a beautiful waved ribbed wood design, the colors are immersive without being overwhelming, and the whole interior has a visual balance that most designers would be proud of. There are flowers around the cafe that give it a gentle, unexpected touch. I genuinely regretted not bringing a better camera. But the coffee is the real story. They source specialty beans from different parts of the world and roast in-house on a Primo roaster, which is a hand-built machine that serious roasters invest in. I had a double espresso, something I cannot live without, and it held up to the room. The seating is comfortable and well thought out. There is room for conversation and room to get work done. I ended up staying longer than I planned, which is always the sign of a good spot. They also have a merch area with coffee gear worth browsing, and bags of their roasted coffee available to take home. On the back wall there is a mural that reads, "Making good coffee, good fun." That line does a better job describing this place than anything I could write. This one feels like it belongs in Scottsdale. North Phoenix is lucky to have it.

This might be my new favorite coffee shop in the valley! The staff was so warm and friendly, and…read morethe coffee is amazing too. Lots of seating inside making it a perfect spot to work or meet up with a friend.

Been looking for a good coffee shop with a tasty Cortado in Phoenix. This coffee shop came close…read more The barista was very sweet as well. And I had the coffee shop for myself for the most part, an hour before closing. I liked that they had choices for beans.

Disappointed from my first visit here despite the good things I've heard…read more First off, they got my order wrong. Yes, they did fix it after the fact. Secondly, for the amount of time spent waiting for the incorrect coffee (close to 15 mins on a Saturday morning) and then waiting more for the correct coffee order, this was not a great experience. She was kind about the mistake. But for the cost, I expect accuracy. The vibe here is okay. They have some tables setup inside and out, and have a coffee table so you can sit and try to relax. It's down the street from some of our favorite thrift stores, so, I may come back to give it one more try. But based on my first experience, I'm not thrilled about this spot.

SHORT VERSION: The drinks are unique and tasty enough to come back many times. MESSAGE TO STAFF:…read moreask the adults present if it's okay to make orders for minors if you believe the children want something. Longer Review: Came here when they first opened and liked what they potentially would turn in to. Came back 2nd time with group of TEENS who all bought their own stuff. They really liked it but said the PRICES WERE TOO HIGH. So I drove the Group to a placed on the west side with the same quality but was more reasonable. 3rd Visit: I was treating two TWEENS by taking them some place where they could have fun spending their own money. While the two of them were chatting at the register, one of the tweens told the other she wanted something because it sounded good. The manager or team member said "you want that?", the tween said "yea". The manager/team member started making it. The two tweens came back a few minutes later with their real order. the manager or team member presented them with A BILL FOR THREE DRINKS. I informed her this is how the children talk, they just were talking and that wasn't their order. She refused to take it off the bill and forced children to choose paying the whole thing or walking out. I wasn't going to stand for it but the other tween (not the one who was taking about it originally) insisted they'd buy both their drink and the unwanted drink anyway (to try something new) even though they didn't want it. Not my kid and their parent was okay with it so whatever I guess. I didn't say anything bad but the first tween who went through the process of thinking out loud, watching the whole ordeal and how their friend handled the situation felt it was fine but also the shop manager/team member was rude and the other employees there were compliant with this poor behavior and doesn't want to go back. I never went back.

What a surprise, wasn't expecting to find this- so cute and quaint…read more Lots of drink options and even some snacks. They were so friendly and kind with me and my kids. We all got different drinks, but enjoyed them all the same.

One of the best, if not the best coffee I've had in Phoenix so far. We had the Dry Heat Latte…read more I have an espresso machine at home and normally make my own lattes, etc. We happened to be in this Moon Valley neighborhood and stumbled on this place. Very glad we gave it a try. Interior vibes are what I feel like more coffee shops should be like - strong community feel, books, music, artwork...it feels like something will trigger inside and you'll find inspiration there. The place had a steady flow of people. Some people were clearly soaking in vibes, chatting, reading, and playing games at the tables. It looks like they make their pastries and food on site. Looked great and will need to try some next time. I don't live close by, but I'll make an effort to stop by if I'm in the area.

Service was friendly…read more They made our drinks quickly. Mine was not overly sweet which is usually a concern of mine but I'm also a "do it and see what happens" when trying new coffee. I had the Xmas in July, brown butter brown sugar latte, iced with almond milk. Flavors were pleasant, not overpowering and not overwhelmingly sweet. The toasty flavor of the brown butter paired well with the almond milk and it wasn't too sweet with the brown sugar. If you like it sweeter they do have a condiment bar. My mini got the firecracker lemonade. It tasted exactly like a bomb pop. It was a little too sweet for my taste but she loved it. Cute vibes, super chill. Ample parking as it shares a parking lot with multiple businesses. FYI: the parking lot exit on the side with the light and the smaller side street is more "low car friendly". The lip of the entrance to the parking lot from 7th St is weirdly steep.

Update 8/10: My fav kind of latte is either espresso w…read morelechera or a honey lavender latte... and lemme just say, Nephew's coffee DID NOT disappoint w the flavor! Definitely super yummy thanks Juan & team

I went to Nephews for the first time and don't know how I've missed the location every time I'm in…read morethe area. I went with a iced vanilla matcha and beef/chicken empanadas. Service was quick, good, and both people I spoke with were very personable. Service and menu explanations regarding the empanada options were great. I'm very particular about matcha quality and the first sip did not make me happy, however, stirring it definitely helped. The quality of the matcha is good but I would get it plain next time or strawberry if it's a strawberry puree. Empanadas were pretty good and I would get them again. I do wish there was some spice though! All in all, I'll definitely be back

Coffee is so good, bold and delicious. The desserts are also great. I found this coffee shop and…read moreit's now my go to! Strongly recommend if you're looking for rich coffee!

Located in a strip mall in North Central Phoenix. No issue parking, plenty of spots. The coffee…read moremenu covers a lot of items. Many of the standards plus some speciality drinks. I opted for an Americano. It was okay - had a bit of a sour note on the finish. Not my favorite. The service was quite good - fast and friendly. The ambiance is fairly standard coffee shopish. Tables spread out, a merch stand and a place to order. N*joy!

32 Shea is a cool little spot tucked away near 32nd Street and Shea. Apparently, it used to be a…read moredrive-through photo processing place, which is kind of funny considering it's now a coffee shop, restaurant, and cocktail bar. The atmosphere is really chill. There's ample outdoor seating, which is perfect for this time of year in Phoenix. Although there were plenty of seats when we arrived, they were starting to run out by the time we left. The staff was super friendly, and the service was a little sparse, but in a good way. They were around when we needed them without constantly interrupting us. Sometimes you just want to enjoy your meal and conversation. We started with the Creamy Artichoke + Spinach Dip. It was good! Lots of actual artichoke, which I appreciated. Sometimes you order spinach and artichoke dip and have to go hunting for the artichoke. Not here. Solid 4 stars. Not the star of the meal, but definitely worth ordering. For my entrée, I went with the Pesto Chicken Ravioli GF. This was amazing. Seriously. The portion looked a little small for $19, but it was so rich and flavorful that it ended up being plenty. I'm not gluten-free, but if I had to eat gluten-free, I wouldn't feel like I was missing anything with this dish. I wouldn't have even thought about it being gluten-free if the menu hadn't told me. My wife ordered the Braised Short Ribs, and her exact word was "amazing." The portion was also a little small for the $25 price tag, but apparently looks can be deceiving. By the end of dinner, she declared it 6 out of 5 stars and said, "I'm stuffed." Hard to argue with that! The theme here seems to be smaller portions with some seriously rich food. At first glance, you might question the value, but by the time you're finished, it makes sense. I'd rather have a smaller plate of something excellent than a mountain of mediocre food. Overall, 32 Shea was a great find. Good food, friendly people, a relaxed atmosphere, and a patio that's perfect for an Arizona fall evening. Definitely somewhere we'd come back to, especially while the weather is this nice.

32 Shea is hands down one of my favorite spots in Phoenix! I recommend it to all my friends and…read moreanyone visiting the area. The menu rotates between breakfast/lunch and dinner. You can have a quick coffee and sandwhich in the morning or a cocktail and bruschetta board in the evening. I dream about the honey biscuit sandwich at least once a week. The coffee is also constantly rotating flavors and you must try some of their homemade syrups (my favorite being the lavender). The patio has to be one of the best patios in Phoenix. It is very shaded with trees and tarps making it enjoyable year round.

this place is top 5…read more In the inspired words of Mike Tyson, cortado is the best ever. Cortado is the most brutal and vicious, and most ruthless champion there's ever been. There's no one can stop cortado ."

Cortado is a nice, mom-and-pop coffe shop with a great casual vibe. The coffee is solid - not…read moreburnt, not weak. They also have some good food and pastries. I could easily spend an entire morning there _ relaxing, visiting with friends,while enjoying a nice coffee and breakfast. So - what keeps it from getting 5 stars? It"s a little pricey....the same latte I get elsewhere for $5.50-$6.50 runs over $7.00 at Cortado. It"s not enough of a difference to keep me away, but.... Otherwise, the place is really good for coffee lovers.

This store is peak for me. It is local, convenient, and it's quaint. Coffee is fresh and dark last…read moretime I had em and the pastries are of scrumptious delight, I don't believe I have yet tried a stale donut but so far ya gotta try this. It's a good place to sit down, grab a fun snac with drinks, and not just sweet treats but something savory like their limited options of sandwiches I like, and just read a book. I love the donut of the month thing they do, the bros who run the place up there are cool and they do a good job. They're nice! I so far have had positive experiences up there. I definitely see potential here, I see they're always adding something new like a small section of merchandise and promotions of sweet special beverages!

DAMN DAMN DAMN. Maple Donuts, you officially have me. First time in and the service alone will…read morebring me back. I believe his name was Ali, and from the second I walked in, he made me feel welcome. He explained the seasonal and traditional donuts, their signature maple filled donut, and you could immediately tell how much pride these two brothers take in their business. I grabbed pumpkin, cinnamon roll and blueberry cake donuts, and he even threw in four extras for me to try, including red velvet because I'd never had one. There aren't enough places anymore where you're genuinely treated with kindness and respect. A donut puts a smile on your face, but a donut served WITH a smile hits different. Thank you, Mr. Maple. Now get your ass over to Maple Donuts and TRY THE FUCKING DONUTS. The inside is super cute too! It's clean, has a couple little drink sections and cards and cute things!!! a few spots to sit and enjoy your donuts. Simple, comfortable and welcoming.

I had my first experience here this week and it was amazing! This is more than just a coffee shop,…read morethese guys have a freaking amazing selection of stuff to enjoy. Theres something for everyone. And the service was fantastic! Everyone is so focused on the client experience!

Wanted to try out a new coffee spot and looked at maps to see what was around my house and saw this…read morecute spot. The menu looked really good so my sis and I went to give it a shot since they also have baked goods. Walking in, the space was huge which makes sense as it's inside of chompies and I love that spot. We got some cookies from the bakery and it's weighed for pricing. The chocolate butter cookies were delicious but the other ones tasted a bit funny and not at all like butter cookies. We ordered an iced brown sugar oat milk shaken with cold foam and iced turtle with cold foam. The lady at the register was nice and asked if we really wanted cold foam, and we said yes twice. The coffee was taking a while so we walked around the area and looked at their merchandise but the coffees still wasn't done so we sat at the chairs and tables by the coffee place. The lady at the register stated that the cold foam wasn't working out and they are trying and asked if we still wanted to wait. Well of course we did cause we paid an extra dollar and some change for the cold foam. So it's odd that she was going to give us the coffee without it and not even ask if we wanted anything else in place of that. After what seemed like 15 minutes waiting for iced coffee we finally got it and as you can see from the picture, there was barely any cold foam. The lady was nice but the experience was lacking due to the order not being what we really wanted. Both coffees were sweet and it was not terrible. I'd go back for the baked goods only.