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Mostra Coffee

4.2 (150 reviews)
InexpensiveCoffee & Tea, Filipino
Open 6:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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Mariness D.

Came here for a quick coffee while waiting for my car from the shop near by. As soon as I saw that they had an ube crème brûlée latte, I knew that was the one. It's all of my favorite things into one and it did not disappoint. It came complete with the torched sweetness at the top, so it was like a dessert and coffee into one. Caution for those that don't like sweet, it is on the sweet side. But for me, it was perfect and loved every sip so 11/10. They have ample seating outside, and their tall ceilings and floor to ceiling windows that open up to the outside gives it an open and airy vibe that makes the small space feel big. My one suggestion would be to have branded napkins, cups, or sleeves. With so many coffee shops, I think the effort in the small details like that would elevate the place... plus it's free marketing and branding.

Honey lavender latte, yum!
Patricia U.

Nice local coffee shop, plenty of seating indoors and out. Clean and airy. A beautiful hummingbird flew in while we were there, good luck? Maybe. I chose a iced honey lavender latte, perfect bakance and flavor. I would definitely return. Good customer service. They were out of alot of items early, so must be a popular spot. Off for a 5 mile hike, this definitely helped me keep up!

Coconut Bibingka Latte
Hendra T.

Mostra Coffee is a hidden gem and a Filipino-inspired coffee roaster worth checking out. The Choconana and coconut bibingka latte are both must-tries, especially on a warm day. The Choconana has a subtle banana note at the end, while the coconut bibingka latte uses a dry coconut powder that gives a nice bibingka-like finish. Both are unique and very delicious.

Tiffany D.

Located in the Hillcrest neighborhood, this was just a quick drop in to get a drink while in the area. They got the job done for us. Service was good, and the vibes were casual and pretty modern. The shop was on the smaller side, so seems more suited for a grab and go.

Creme Brle Latte
Odilia T.

The location is in the heart of Hillcrest off University Ave. This coffee shop is serene. It's nestled among apartment buildings & seems more for the locals then common folks. I love the pop-up window and patio area where you can enjoy the outdoors, you can bring your dog or pet along. The staff was helpful. There were two members working, one brewing and one answering questions and ringing up customers. The only thing that I wasn't too crazy about is that you need to put your own lids on your coffee? Some coffee like the one seen in the pictures does not need a lid. But for the ones that do require lids id rather they put the lids on. I wasted time figuring out what lid goes on my cup. For the most part, the pastry and coffee were delicious and the ambience is nice on a great summer day.

Honey Cinnamon Latte
Megan M.

Mostra is a staple in my neighborhood, and I walk my dog there often in the mornings. Even when the line is out the door, I'm always impressed -- it never takes more than five minutes to get my drink. They're super efficient without making you feel rushed. My go-to orders are the Ugga Dirty Chai and the Chagachino (if you know, you know -- earthy, rich, and not overly sweet). I've also had the breakfast chorizo burrito, which is solid and filling. Their pastry selection always looks amazing, even if I don't usually indulge. The staff is consistently warm, friendly, and attentive -- plus they always offer dog treats, which officially makes it my dog's favorite café too. I've also spent time at the Bankers Hill location, which has a different vibe -- quieter, but still bright and inviting. The indoor-outdoor setup at both locations is so cute, with open windows that bring in the breeze. It's a great spot to sit and enjoy your coffee when the weather's nice. During Pride weekend when they were out of a lot of menu items, I didn't get what I originally wanted, but the barista made a great recommendation that totally made up for it--honey, cinnamon latter pictured. This place nails it -- from quality drinks to good vibes to fast service. Whether it's your morning ritual or a new discovery, Mostra is always a good call.

Bri F.

My go to Mostra location! The staff is always friendly, the space is clean, and the drinks and pastries are consistently delicious. Blueberry pancakes latte is a favorite, as well as ube creme brûlée latte!

Michael B.

I feel like I never noticed this place because the Hillcrest Farmers Market ran right by it or distracted me from it but since the market has shifted down the street, I noticed this spot on the corner and one Saturday mid morning, I stopped by. First thing that stood out was just how sparkling white it was. It's bright. Lots of good lighting. High ceilings. All which makes the place inviting and makes it look bigger than what it is. Theres a small patio where you can kick it and sip your coffee. I'd say it's good for about 20 ish people. As soon as you walk in, there's the counter to order. Which means you'll probably be waiting outside to get in. I want to say it's quick and easy to order but honestly it took me a long time to order because there were some interesting options. Eventually we landed on the crème brûlée and the campfire latte which has hints of dark chocolate, honey, and graham cracker. I was between that and the blueberry pancakes latte. We continued our journey to the farmers market but with the cozy outdoor patio where you can soak up the sun plus the free wifi, you could easily find yourself spending a hour there. If you're familiar with Hillcrest then you know parking is trash. They have an all gender bathroom and you'll have to ask for the code from the workers. I'm definitely coming back to try the seasonals they got and the chagaccino. Good spot to stop by before the farmers market! Oh and they sell some banana breads and coffee ground!

Lisa C.

Came here with high expectations due to social media presence, other reviews, and the line being out the door but for me and my taste buds everything fell pretty flat. To start with the vibes/aesthetic. It was bright, clean, and modern. Parking was a bit tough and seating was limited. And service was okay. Nothing warm or helpful but polite. As for drinks we opted for the Crème Brûlée Latte which outside of being fun to photograph and the crème brûlée layer having some sweetness--the coffee was not good. :( Turron Latte - similar to my comments of the crème brûlée latte above. And actually had a bitter taste to it. Ube latte on special- at least the better one of the options we tried and still didn't really have much flavor. Sadly it felt like a total waste of money and we will not return.

Blueberry Pancakes Latte
Garett S.

Monstra Coffee is a San Diego staple. Great coffee with a Filipino influence. Over the years this place has grown to multiple locations including inside Petco Park. I've been to the Carmel location and 4s Ranch. The Hillcrest location is nice with an open air bar seating. I came on a nice San Diego sunny day, which made me wish I could stay a while and enjoy the ambiance. I normally come for the Ube latte which is one of my favorite. Today I got the blue berry pancake latte which ended up being another solid choice. I would say just as good as the Ube latte. They've added a few more signature lattes since I last came. Monstra is as good of a coffee place you'll find in SD, let alone in any city that has exceptional coffee. There signature lattes give a reason to keep coming back.

Ube Creme brûlée Latte
Carissa B.

Maybe we just didn't order the right thing. This place has great reviews and the line was out the door on a weekend morning. Opted for the Ube crème brûlée latte off of their specials menu. Coffee was smooth but espresso wasn't anything special. The ube was very mild and lacked any sweetness. If it wasn't for the caramelized sugar on top, would have given it less stars. Wasn't anything special in my book.

Melissa S.

The barista was super helpful in my deciding on a drink! Eventually, we chose the Vietnamese coffee which I really enjoyed. It was strong, as expected, but had a perfect sweetness to offset the bitter coffee taste. The shop was also super cute. I sat outside and worked for a few hours and really enjoyed the space. The only negative was that I couldn't get the WiFi to work.

Mariana O.

Mostra coffee shop has gained a new regular! I loved the location, the decor, the vibes. Location has WiFi, perfect for some meetings or homework! I had the Vietnamese coffee, it was alright tasted like regular iced coffee to me. I did see an ube drink which I look forward to trying!

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