Been going for years. Great service and fantastic coffee. Warm and cozy in the winter. Highly…read morerecommended!

Still a great ambiance, still a good place to come meet up over coffee. I must have come in at a…read moretime where they were slammed because there seemed to be a delay behind the counter. Usually they are so fast. I ordered just an earl grey thinking it would be fast but I still had to wait maybe six or eight minutes behind a handful of other more complex drinks. Still nice service though

It's frustrating when the online info says the business is open and we drive all the way across…read moretown to find them closed.

This cafe is in a strip mall off of Debarr, where haciendas is…read more It is very nicely and heavily decorated with Mexican/day of the dead/latin types (not sure which one) as well as LGBTQ+ items. Some stuff for sale too like jewelry. I came on a Friday afternoon at 1pm and there was nobody inside. They have four or five tables plus two couches. Would be good for groups or a date. I almost passed out when I had to pay 5.75 for a 12oz mocha. Their rent must be extremely high here. None of their menus on the counter or the wall had any prices, well they did but they blacked them out. None of the specials had prices, the food too. So they can change them how they see fit. I just don't really like that business practice, I think it's kind of shady. They are way too high as well. Nobody should be paying that for espresso. Mocha did taste decent though, and not too hot which I appreciate I didn't burn my mouth. The worker was very quiet and when I left she sat on the couch with her phone. Happy to support small businesses but I won't go out of my way to come here or ever pay that much for a mocha. Those are *bucks prices.

Wow!! The coffee and energy drinks here are amazing. I had the Purple Haze Lotus energy drink and…read moreiced white mocha. Both drinks are definitely worth a try! The Purple Haze includes desert pear and piña colada flavors. It's a sweet semi vanilla flavor with sourness from the desert pear. Perfect balance! The iced white mocha has a creamy texture that isn't watery like most places I've been to. The sweetness of the white chocolate is perfect balanced. I would definitely choose this as my go to coffee place so far here in Alaska!

Not in love with our drinks. We got two blended lotuses and the flavors were very articulate and a…read morelittle wonky. I got a citrus pina colada that tasted like an artificial popsicle. The service was good though! Maybe we'll try something different if we ever come again.

Love this place, looked up coffee nearby that's open later, and they were. Never been here before,…read moresince I'm not in Anchorage. The girl at the window was very sweet, and personable. I bought a lotus infused drink called "ice ice baby" as it was on a cheat sheet list of flavor combinations that they have, super handy! Definitely will come back next time I'm in the area

Right from the start this was friendly service with a smile! I had wanted a fall type drink but…read morerealized it wasn't a lotus energy drink but the kind lady offered to alter it into one. Very thoughtful. The other helpful lady helped with payment and offered me a loyalty punch card. Great customer service. Drink is delicious and aesthetically pleasing.

Definitely one of the best coffee huts, that just so happen to be located in an "eye sore," of an…read morearea. They consistently pump out some of the most creative concoctions I've had the pleasure of enjoying or drooling over. They're very popular and their lines move fast. Service is friendly. BrewD's is a great treat yourself spot, after a visit to the valley. Highly recommend their strawberry shortcake and icee pop. The banana split, surprisingly tasted like straight coffee and nothing else. Darn.

Amazing specialty coffee drinks for a decent price for what you're getting! The drinks are made so…read morethat all of the ingredients go very well together. The "Salty Snowman" was to die for. The "Half Baked remix" was also incredible. And the "Oatmeal cream pie" was delicious

Here's a more natural version:…read more Amazing food, a great atmosphere, and fast service. They have plenty of options to choose from. Highly recommended!

First time seeing that they have a location on the east side. We drove over and were surprised at…read morehow cute it is. I spiked the chocolate cupcake $6 first and being my favorite had to get it. We also picked up the raspberry almond polenta cake $18, blueberry chamomile cake $17, and the chocolate croissant. They said to take cakes out an hour before, we cut them up and we dove right in. My favorite taste wise was the polenta cake, And the croissant. But being honest everything was kind of bland, and tasteless. We could taste the polenta cake but it also was dry. I know it's polenta it may be a little dry I get it, it was my fav after all. The cupcake was a huge disappointment! But the onion poppy seed roll was AMAZING 10/10! We will go back again to try some of the other items they have cause you can't go by one visit right

I usually only get cold drinks from here now because their coffee isn't consistent, which makes me…read moresad because I live right down the street.

This particular location was formerly The Sweet Cup before its latest incarnation as Caffe D'arte…read moreon the intersection of E. 16th and Muldoon just south of Debarr. The old blue and white facade has given way to the familiar brick red style of several Caffe D'arte coffee huts that dot the different neighborhoods around town.The baristas here are very friendly and quick with your drink orders. In my humble opinion, the Caffe D'arte version of their Cold Brew is my personal favorite with a smooth rich taste with no bitterness but still retaining the coffee flavor. Sugar-free vanilla or Irish cream are my go-tos if I want to add a little flavor. There is a good variety of specialty drinks in addition to the standard espresso selections of Americanos, Lattes, Mochas, and Cappuccinos. Their Frappes are of the candy bar/cookie variety like Butterfinger, Heath, Oreo, and Reese's. They are one of the few stands in town that provide sizes as large as 32 ounces for the drinks. Food items are the usual offerings like cookies, muffins, breakfast sandwiches, and breakfast burritos. For those on the Keto diet, they offer giant-size Peanut Butter Cup snacks made with sugar-free chocolate and coconut oil. Punch cards are provided for first-time customers and returning regulars who redeem their completed cards for a free 16oz. drink, hot or cold. The specials change frequently on the drive-thru windows so be on the lookout for new specialty drinks with creative names or those that fit in with certain holidays year-round. The only issue I have is a minor one, but one that can only be taken care of by the property owners of the lot. The area that the stand is located on is in terrible need of being paved over. There are bumps and wide holes on the ground as you drive up to the windows that if your drink is not secured properly when leaving, a deep groove or a pothole can send your coffee drink flying all over your lap or the dashboard. Hopefully, the property owners will take note and deal with this issue accordingly for the benefit of everyone who wouldn't want a hot coffee bath in the morning.

Excellent coffee, great vibes, friendly baristas! Everything you want from a coffee shop - perfect…read moreon a rainy day.

Needed our morning caffeine fix. Black cup was open earlier than most. It's a huge space, didn't…read morelook like much on the outside. I got their spiced chai latte, it was good. The spice was nice and it was creamy. And then I also got their reindeer sausage egg burrito with beans. I don't like beans but it didn't mess with the flavors. The staff gave me one hot sauce packet, and it really spiced it up to a good level. The reindeer sausage had a good taste to it too, not weird or gamey. Inside looks like it was super chill and nice to hang out.

I just love, friendly and welcoming service and interaction right off the bat. The staff was…read morehelpful and friendly and courteous. Absolutely love the vibe in here, and the smattering of awesome pastries, and desserts all over-the-counter. I may only be in town for a week, but I'll probably stop by this place at least a couple more times. They seem to have a really great staff too, I could see everyone just busy and the utmost care and attention to detail going on with every pastry. Clean and comfortable atmosphere, with an amazing staff and downright awesome pastries, and such. Another homerun on my visit to Anchorage, has my highest recommendation.

Pastries before another road trip. We came for breakfast. There was a pretty long line, about maybe…read more10 minutes. The place is big, connected to a coffee shop. You can see them bake the pastries and bread. Our first time in line, I decided to get their sausage poached egg breakfast sandwich and an Alaskan berry scone. My friend got their breakfast focaccia came with egg, cheese sausage on a focaccia. My egg sandwich was not good. I was surprised they didn't heat the sandwich. Not even sure if I had to ask? The egg wasn't that poached, the inside was just gooey and not runny, which was fine by me. Since it was not heated, the sausage patty was so cold, egg was cold, the bread bun they used was so big, too much bread, stale/hard and not proportional. It was pretty bad, not a good breakfast sandwich. Skip it. They made that up in the breakfast focaccia. The focaccia was warm, soft, and the egg and sausage was warm and just right. That's what you should get!!! We came back in line and got additional items bc they put our more. I got their fruit danish, my friend got their chocolate cupcake and an ham cheddar scone. Their danish was delicious. And their scones were very flakey and soft. Everything was great except that breakfast sandwich. Skip that and get the breakfast focaccia.

Coffee spot with baristas that have creativity and create flavors that will make your day.read more

Closed when we went, contrary to their published hours. I just wanted coffee, but I understand it's…read morenot 'really' a coffee kiosk-- it's a T & A show. The Amsterdam of Anchorage???