Glad I found this place. I traveled over an hour away to attend a graduation in the area. The…read moreparking lot is small, so it's possible you'll have to find street parking during the busy hours. The spot looks clean and welcoming. We were greeted right when we stepped into the store. Staff was very friendly. The coffee was pretty good. It actually tasted like coffee. I got a Mexican mocha. My kid got a matcha. There's lots of other places that serve coffee but it just tasted like milk. I would definitely recommend this place if you're in the area. I'm kind of sad that I live so far away from it. I'd be there every week. Bonus: they have food trucks in the parking lot. So grab some food while you're at it.

Was looking a cute coffee space to wait at before another appointment at Davis and this hit the…read morebill! As a self acclaimed coffee "snob" in-training it was a huge plus to see them roasting their own beans. I knew the coffee was gonna be good. I got the vanilla lavender earl grey cold foam latte which was a seasonal drink and it was very good. I also got a savory breakfast croissant which I gobbled down before I could take a picture. They had plenty of seating areas so great for students to study or just a place to catch up with friends. Will be back to try a hot coffee next time.

Temple Coffee Roasters has long been a cult favorite of mine in the Sacramento area, and the Davis…read morelocation is busyyy (in the best way). Like most Temples, expect a line, great service, and consistently solid drinks that make the wait feel intentional rather than painful. But let's be real... I'm also here for the donuts. These are hands down the best vegan & gluten-free donuts in Sacramento--guilt-free little gems made for Temple by a local baker behind "Sugar Plum Bakery." No brick-and-mortar anymore, but you can still catch these around Sacramento if you know, you know. They usually sell out by mid-day, so go early or accept defeat. My drink today was the herbal jasmine green iced tea--simple, refreshing, and exactly what you want while people-watching .

Stopped by Davis for gas and decided to grab coffee. I've had Temple Coffee bookmarked on my…read moreSacramento list for awhile so I was excited to see one here. The coffee shop had a lot of seating to catch up with friends. The service wasn't super friendly as the baristas were cold and had no expressions. Campfire sing a long - one of their seasonal drinks so decided to try it. It's a little sweet because of the chocolate and marshmallow cold foam but it balances the espresso well. It's a great option if you're looking for something sweet.

Coffee is sooo buss but these prices.. wooo! I got the vanilla bean latte. It's excellent! But wife…read moreand my drinks were nearly $16 so we didn't tip. Sorry. Cozy, chill spot. Good service.

I've been a customer of Pachamama Coffee since their presence at John Natsoulas Gallery in Davis,…read morebut my experience today has seriously damaged my trust in this business. To begin with, their coffee bean pricing is a fraud using the excuse of being a co-op. A bag of coffee costs approximately $65 at the Farmers Market, compared with $90 in-store and $105 online. I typically purchase at the market to save money, and despite the high price, I've continued supporting the business because I enjoy the coffee. In return, I expect reasonable product availability and basic respect as a customer. On at least five occasions, I've been told that my favorite blend was out of stock at the Farmers Market. Each time, I've been assured that stocking would improve. Today, my parents were visiting from Korea and wanted to take a bag of coffee home. Unfortunately, the same blend was unavailable yet again. I was willing to purchase a different blend. However, instead of helping me find an alternative or offering any reasonable compromise, Cruz Conrad, whom I understand to be Pachamama Coffee's Chief Retail Officer, became defensive, attempted to correct me, refused to apologize or acknowledge my frustration, and ultimately refused to sell me the alternative blend. He then ended the interaction rudely. Let me be clear: the problem wasn't simply that a product was out of stock. The problem was the complete failure of management to handle the situation professionally. Inventory shortages happen. But when a business repeatedly fails to stock a product that customers specifically come looking for, makes assurances that the situation will improve, and then refuses to accommodate a customer who is willing to purchase something else, it raises serious questions about its inventory management and customer service practices. What makes this interaction particularly disappointing is that the person involved is reportedly a senior retail executive. I would expect someone in that position to demonstrate professionalism, accountability, and sound judgment when handling customer concerns. Instead, I was denied a purchase I was prepared to make with hostility, insecurity, incompetency, and arrogance and left embarrassed in front of my visiting parents. Pachamama Coffee needs to take responsibility for both its recurring inventory problems and the way its customers are treated. Customer loyalty should be valued, not taken for granted. A business cannot reasonably expect customers to keep returning when it repeatedly disappoints them and then treats them disrespectfully for raising legitimate concerns. I hope management takes this feedback seriously. Until there is meaningful improvement in both product availability and customer service, I will have difficulty recommending Pachamama Coffee going forward.

Perfect place for studying and writing!…read more This is one of my go to spots as a PhD student. I love that the indoor seating is spacious so even if it gets loud it doesn't feel crowded. Oh and they have a ton of outlets! So if your laptop is always dying, just like mine, then nothing to fear Frenzy has your back. And finally, I LOVE their matcha. I usually get a sweetened iced matcha latte with their sweet cream and it's perfect. 10/10 you'll catch me here all summer working on my dissertation.

This is by far my favorite coffee shop in Davis. They have the best space with lots of different…read moreplaces to sit and hang or study. The coffee is amazing and the staff is very friendly. The parking can be really difficult, the parking lot is shared with other tenants and it can take quite awhile to find a spot. My only other complaint is I wish they had more pastries or a variety. Definitely recommend trying the Miso Caramel Latte or the Pandan Latte!

great coffee shop. good food. great coffee. Great baristas. Very good interior designread more

World Traveler is my favorite coffee shop in town. There is plenty of seating and has a great…read moreatmosphere. The food and drinks are delicious as well! For drinks, my go-to is an Iced Vanilla Matcha or Iced Shaken Honey Latte! For food, my go to is the Cobb Salad (the dressing is delicious) or the breakfast sandwich. The workers are friendly and I love chatting with them!

I am so happy Davis got an Estelle Bakery, I used to love going here when I lived in Sacramento…read more The pastries are outstanding and everything is SO beautiful and intricate. Every single thing I've tried has been so delicious. I love the coffee and the breakfast sandwich is probably the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. I highly recommend!

Okay Estelle Bakery & Pâtisserie is very French, very clean, very white decor aesthetic... bright,…read moreminimal, airy vibes. You can see a lot of the prep happening which feels intentional and adds to the whole aesthetic. It was packed (but also... every cafe in Davis is packed??), and I got lucky snagging a seat. There's indoor plus a covered outdoor area that I loved. Menu-wise, if you eat everything you're thriving. Vegetarians have options. Vegans... you can make it work, but you'll be doing a little remixing. Plenty of non-dairy milks though, so drinks are easy. And speaking of -- the yumberry spritzer?? yeah I'm thinking about it again. I'm not even a carbonation person and somehow this was insanely good. Got the berry, already planning my return for the blue one. Staff looked like actual pastry chefs (uniforms on point), super friendly, good energy all around. Also randomly spotted a Korean item on the menu which threw me for a second but I'm into it. There's grab-and-go too if you're in a rush. Not my first pick if you're strictly vegan and want a full spread, but still really cute and worth popping in... if only for that drink.

This was my second time here because the more you have kava the "harder" it's suppose to hit you!…read moreAnd it diff does lol! It's more of like a body relaxation to me and my experiences. The vibes in there are super chill and fun! They have games, little chips, Red Bulls etc. the workers are really friendly and helpful as well if you never been! Prices are good for how it affects you! They have a second story with little couches as well. Highly recommend... but the flavor of the drinks are strong so be careful lol!

Is kava an acquired taste that I'm too plebeian to understand? I gave this place a visit recently…read moreand did not find their drinks appealing at all. The Cloudbreaker immediately met my taste buds with bitterness and then left my tongue completely numb for several minutes. Perhaps those sensations would have paid off if they were followed by a calming or THC-like effect, but I didn't experience any change in mental state. The comfortable atmosphere saves this establishment from 1 star. Dim lights, leather couches, chill music, and colorful tiki wall art make for a decent study spot or date night. However, if you're hanging out at a business, you gotta support it, and to support it, you gotta buy something -- I can't see myself buying anything kava-related with any ounce of enjoyment. Surely there must be some variation of a kava drink that tastes delightful. I don't want to spend any more money finding out though.

Good coffee but very unfriendly and unhelpful service. Always crowded, more so when UCD is in…read moresession.

Mishka's Cafe in Davis is a solid choice for a cup of coffee and breakfast. This is especially true…read moreif you're a student and want a place to read or study while enjoying your food. There is a lot of table space in the cafe and when UC Davis is in session, I've found many of the tables to be occupied by students doing just that. Mishka's Cafe has been around since 1995 and is a beloved place in Davis. It's a traditional cafe that has a welcoming atmosphere. When you first walk into the cafe you'll see the food case just to your left. It is filled with cafe items such as croissants, muffins, and cookies. There are savory items as well as sweet. I found the quality of the food here to be quite good and unique. Sometimes cafe food just feels like it came from somewhere else, but even if these did, they have a uniqueness about them. For example, the chocolate croissant is very flakey with a good amount of chocolate in the interior. It really surprised me! I also found the ham and cheese croissant to be very rich in flavor. My only gripe about either or these items was the heating method. I'm not sure how they are heated up, but they feel as though they used one of those quick heaters to quickly get them ready rather than a good toaster to get the items nice and crisp. As good as they are they were a bit limp due to the heating method. In terms of coffee, it's perfectly adequate. They have special offerings as well as their traditional menu. I found the coffee to be mild and friendly. It's not too strong nor very unique. It's just a solid cup. Sometimes that's really all you need.

We were walking around downtown Davis. I was thirsty and we stumbled on Molly Jasmine Tea. I love…read morethe vibe as soon as I walked in. High ceilings, wooden flooring, spacious and tables are not cramped on top of each other. Excellent space to work or meet friends. There are two kiosks for self ordering. I got the Coconut Blue Cloud Matcha. Before I even taste the drink, it is gorgeous! Probably the most beautiful drink I have ever seen. It's green matcha foam on top, then this bright blue liquid and white/milk bottom. Once you mix it, it becomes a turquois color. It also taste really good. Refreshing coconut milk/water, subtle sweetness (70% sugar) and strong matcha. When you get to the bottom, you get the bits of coconut. I don't live near Davis but I would definitely come again the next time I am in the area.

Really great tea drinks and space for study just near UC davis…read more They serve fermented rice drinks which are korean inspired. Really recommend

Always amazing staff!!! My favorite is the Tesoro medium roast. Even though I know "my drink" I…read morealways stutter for my order like I've never been here before - LOL. They are always patient with me. And a beautiful clean restroom is a PLUS!!

You can rely on the mobile service we got our drinks at the scheduled time. But it just missed a…read morestar because like always their coffee is not consistent it sometimes have good and bad days. But the ambiance is definitely appropriate for people who want to lock in and get their studies on at a coffee shop.