4.5 stars. Commonplace Coffee is a specialty coffee roaster, retailer, and wholesale service…read moreprovider. It has a roastery, bakery, and several cafes in Southwestern Pennsylvania, and it provides training and equipment to other businesses. My husband and I were customers of this cafe in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood one time. The menu listed coffees, espressos, lattes, teas, hot cocoa, cookies, muffins, scones, sandwiches, etcetera. A refrigerator contained yogurts, juices, oat milk, and other bottled beverages. Shelves held bags of coffees and kettles. Employees kindly took my husband's order and payment and promptly made our beverages. Some tables and chairs were inside the cafe, so we sat down to enjoy our beverages. Other customers were using the dining area to read, spend time with family and friends, and work on laptops. I rate the Chai Latte has 5 stars and the holiday Sugar Plum Latte as 4.5 stars. We enjoyed their flavors. Each beverage was 12 ounces, and their total price was $11 plus tax and tip. I did notice that the cafe was very humid because of the cold weather outside and the many customers inside. The windows had much condensation. I wonder if a dehumidifer would reduce the indoor humidity.

This location is very cute and always bustling! Staff is super nice and service is quick. I liked…read moremy matcha latte a lot. They do great coffee here as well. I'd definitely come back and work from this coffee shop since it's near so many good spots in town and the drinks are good.

Rockin' Cat's main location is up in Bellevue, but in Point Breeze they rent space from Breezeway…read more You can get hot and cold drinks and organic baked goods either to go or to enjoy while sitting and talking on the sidewalk or working in the downstairs rooms. Inside is rustic chic decor, including a fetching mosaic that Breezeway owner Dennis told me is by SW PA glass artist Rachel Sager from Sager Mosaics. Barista was kind enough to remake my chai latte at 150F when I found the recommended temp of 115F lukewarm. Single-gender restroom has a collapsible infant-weight changing table. Inside is not accessible to wheelchair users. Street parking and 2 steps to enter.

Iced matcha was good. They have a very large selection of syrups to add…read more Just might be good to know in advance that this is a coffee/tea stand and the seating is all outdoors. I didn't realize that until I arrived.

Cute little coffee shop and in a great area to hangout and enjoy. Loved the rustic feel & ample…read morespace to work or enjoy time with friends. Loved that they are wanting to "teach" people about where the coffee comes from and how they prepare it to make it into your cup. Staff was friendly & efficient.

Sigh, if only I had read the floor and ceiling sign that showed where the coffee shop was, I…read morewouldn't have been so lost. Anyway, I eventually figured out and found the place (surprisingly, Safari Maps was correct, not Google Maps). Once inside the cafe, it was warm and inviting, and the barista was very kind. I tried their matcha latte, and it was delicious. The cafe is connected to a co-working space that's open to anyone, which is nice. They also offer free public WiFi that doesn't require a password. Heads up, parking is a bit tricky. You can park near the railroad tracks and walk over, or take a chance with the 30-minute loading spots and hope you don't get towed. Or, for a peace of mind, you can park inside the garage and then pay when leaving.

One of my favorite coffee places! I've been going here since its early days when they didn't use to…read morehave much traffic - secret's out now though! Good coffee, good seating, great leather couch, great staff who're pleasant and polite - I think they get everything right. It's pleasant inside although they don't have too much outside seating. A few chairs outside facing the parking lot. They have a drive thru! Convive hasn't had a lot of eating options beyond some baked items and a basic breakfast wrap, etc. I'd have gotten more stuff to eat if they had it. They have had a loyalty program that I've always really liked, which most accurately replicated the old punch cards. Recently I got a notification from Cash App which they use for their loyalty that my points are about to expire in a week. It's hard to understand: the oldest points I had were from April and I'd been to it 6 times after that. I might just go less if I'm not able to keep my points :-( Oh, air conditioning gets cold in there... bring a layer!

I came here to do some work in the middle of the day, and I'm so glad I did. Plenty of seating…read moreoptions, plugs for charging, and free refills! There are food items available, too. Menu isn't expansive but lots of good things. Relaxing place with good coffee to have a productive afternoon.

O. U. T. S. T. A. N. D. I. N. G. Here's where you can get…read moreexcited about coffee and tea. What a resource for coffee and tea lovers. I've been buying espresso whole beans since the 80's. I send bags of coffee to out of town Pittsburgh friends for Christmas and special occasions. The most spectacular espresso I have ever tasted. I try the specialty coffees from time to time for a treat. They have an eclectic assortment of unique coffee and tea related items and just wonderful treats. Tickle your taste buds in this unassuming Pittsburgh treasure. A must for anyone visiting the strip. A TRULY WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE!

Even though it was slow, staff weren't as helpful this time as they usually are, told us (politely)…read moreto just smell stuff on our own and bring it to the counter if we want to buy it. Every other time, it's a great experience and they come out and help, especially if you don't know your teas, if can be overwhelming. The lemon black tea is good, we made it when we got home! Looking forward to trying all of the others we got.

MY FAVORITE!! La…read morePrima has my heart, especially the Strip District location This is the very first La Prima Espresso shop, located at 21st & Penn. It's also a veteran-owned small business, which makes supporting it even better. With the warmer weather coming, I love seeing people outside playing cards, sipping lattes, and bringing their dogs along. You can grab fresh beans to make at home, enjoy local pastries in the morning (until they sell out), and the baristas are incredibly talented. Such a special spot full of history, community, and really great coffee.

For old school Pittsburgh vibes, you must check out LaPrima at their original location in the Strip…read moreDistrict for an espresso. The cafe is counter service...expect a wait on the weekends... the baristas are fantastic!!! but there is a steady line of customer during the day. Limited Standing room inside and table seating outside. The coffee beans are roasted in Pittsburgh and make a delicious brew for sipping at the cafe or to take home. Enjoy!

The coffee is spectacular! I love Commonplace. I always have. They make several of the coffee…read moreflavorings in house, which makes it that much more special. Their baristas are very helpful if you are undecided. It is a great place to work for a bit or catch up with friends. I am partial to the cold brews, but everything looks very good!

My sister and I got there close to opening because the Mom in us wanted as much time as we could to…read moreexplore the beautiful city together (it's not often we get time alone, LOL). I asked the barista to surprise me, and she slung up an amazing cinnamon honey latte! I have to admit it might be my new favorite! To our surprise, it was relatively chill for a Sunday morning and right in middle ground for the day we planned. What better way to start off your morning than with a great cup of coffee or latte? Am I right? I would definitely recommend Commonplace Coffee and maybe just ask them to surprise you too! :)

I was on the search for the world's best cup of coffee, and I must say, it just might belong to…read moreNorthernness Coffee. What an excellent gem this coffee shop is. I ordered the classic Americano since I'm a hard man and no longer opt for the white chick sugar sippies. The coffee was hot, fresh and flavorful, and the mug it came in was as sturdy as a light post. The ladies at the counter were cheerful and knowledgeable about the confusing menu. I'll be back to Zelienople once the weather stops freezing my plums every time I step outside wearing shorts.

I stopped by here yesterday with my family for our morning coffee. Every weekend we try to hit up a…read morenew local coffee shop and on this morning it happened to be Northerness Coffee. I did not have this shop on my radar and only found it because we were in Zelienople. It is located on a side street right off Main Street and parking was easy as there were a number of spots both in front and just past it. The shop itself is welcoming with a dark brown colored floor, a grey brick coffee bar and a wooden board ceiling. The tables are all live edge and the photos around the shop focus on nature. There is also a small area with merchandise for sale. For my coffee this morning I decided to go with an Americano while my wife went with an iced vanilla latte. We also picked up a stamped gingerbread molasses shortbread cookie and a biscotti which we shared with our kids. The biscotti had a nice snap and great flavor while the gingerbread cookie was deep and rich with those warm gingerbread spices. It was good enough that I went back up and bought another one just for my wife. As for the coffee, both my wife and I really enjoyed it. My Americano came out piping hot. After letting it cool a bit I tried it and thought the flavor was excellent. Letting the coffee speak for itself was the right move here. It had some fruity notes before finishing with a natural sweetness that I really enjoy in coffee. I would not call it bold, probably due to the size of the Americano, but it certainly was not muted either. Honestly, if I had added milk or creamer to this cup I think it would have ruined the flavor that I liked so much. My only issue was that the bottom quarter of the cup had a lot of grounds in it. There were enough that I ended up throwing the rest away. I was also able to try my wife's coffee and really enjoyed what I think was a homemade vanilla flavoring. It almost had a caramel like note that paired nicely with the coffee. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. My wife and I both liked the vibe of the shop and the coffee was very good. I only wish my Americano had not been filled with grounds at the bottom.

I think this place has some of the best coffee in the area. The espresso is rich yet fruity and is…read moreperfect in every drink somehow. I have yet to find a place as simple yet delicious. The beans are roasted locally! The syrups here are not usually made in house, so i often think their drinks are best with no additional flavors with the exception of a sugar-free vanilla mocha (one of my favorites). They use quality ingredients everywhere else, though I cannot recommend their matcha..at all. Your experience may differ depending on the barista, but as long as you know what you like, you can usually have a good cup.

Super cute little cafe! Convive offers a nice range of beverages. They've got a decent selection of…read morepastries, allergen friendly as well which is lovely to see! I came in looking for a hot tea, and asked what tea's they had. Black and hibiscus iced tea's were offered, so I chose the hibiscus. It was light on flavor and refreshing! After looking at the menu just now I saw that they do have hot tea as well, so next time I will be more specific. It's a neat place and worth checking out if you're in the area!