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Trying Try Coffee for the first time in a half-year. They are situated in Ward Center ( which may very well end up like Ward Warehouse ) where there is a dedicated parking garage. About the parking garage: it is a trial navigating and parking inside as it has a very low ceiling and turns that have a difficult sight line. Then it is trying and taxing just to get into the shopping center...from stairs leading to a sub-level to elevators that try your patience. Then you take a creaky elevator. The trifecta from Hell. They have the usual cafe offerings; espresso bar drinks to pour overs. I believe I've had an espresso, iced matcha, and a cortado...a nice trio, as I recall. It is situated within a co-working space. There is a cool, scenic lanai for lunch meetings and coffee trysts. I tried visiting the other day but they close a it early at 1:30p.
Refreshing beverage at Ward Centre in Honolulu, Hawaii... Located on the third level, Try Coffee is an interesting shop. There's a shared workspace area that seems to be for members. Regular customers can sit outside on the patio. I needed air-conditioning, so I sat near the barista/cashier. The barista was very good! When I ordered a non-dairy matcha Latte, she gave me to option of oat or soy milk and asked if I needed sweetener... yes, please! She then asked if I wanted it hot or iced... iced, please She also asked if my order was for here or "to go". I asked if there was a restroom nearby... yes! Okay, I can stay then! My matcha Latte was just right! It wasn't too bitter nor too sweet! I'll be back if I'm in the area again because it was an efficient system with free parking and great menu selections!
Finally giving it a try... On this lazy Sunday morning I like a place to relax and just catch up on things and with some places that are filled to capacity I thought to finally go up to Try Coffee and see what I've been missing out on. Located in Ward Center on the second level above the Rodger Dunn Golf sharing space with Box Jelly is where you'll find them but if you're using the elevator to get up here be sure to go up to level three as the levels are for parking and not the shopping area. The vibe here is just so nice and welcoming as I look through the many items on the menu which majority is coffee they do have great tea selections as well as you know I had to give their Matcha Latte a try with Oatmilk and Soy as their alternative choices it was Soy and did find it okay as it was nice and light. Lots of seating area all are outdoors with a slight roof to shade some of the seating which I did manage to find and enjoyed the nice Hawaiian breeze and is nice that I was able to bring outdoor foods to enjoy as well and did so with my Ajitama that I just picked up down the street. It's a shame that they do close early weekends is 3pm and weekdays 1pm as I could see myself getting a lot done since it's such a chill outdoorsy spot not a lot of talking as many are working as well it's sort of a simplistic vibe and nothing better on this Sunday afternoon. Thank you!
My coffee buddy Yelp Elite extraordinaire aka Prolific Yelp Elite and recently an All Star designation friend and I met at Try Coffee located at Ward Center. If you park in the structure go up to level 3 A and walk to your far right to find this venue. Their banana bread slice heated up is worth making a stop here, perfectly made with a toasted crispy outer edge, yum! Thankyou for treating me to a large Matcha Latte, Jackie K. Beautiful deep green color with a barista's pretty design added on top was brought to our table with a full on chessboard and pieces already on it. We enjoyed catching up exactly two hours when the speaker began blasting music a few feet from my ear at 12 noon. That was the signal to say au revoir .
I love TryCoffee. TK and Ariel, the dream team or TryCoffee are great. Every morning there's the same bunch of coffee regulars. There is a wonderful selection of pour overs which doesn't last very long on their shelf but that means u get to try another coffee roaster all the time and that they usually don't order a lot and have a rather large following. I belong to the monthly subscription. At least then I'm guaranteed some great coffee selections even some higher end brews. This place gets so busy that at times they run out of coffee for pour overs. But it's ok...I honestly wish they would have more food options though. At least there is Talis bagels downstairs, holy grails, and Whole Foods across the street. It will be one sad day once ward center closes down and try coffee has to find a new home. Hopefully they can find a space close by.
Hands down, the best coffee on Oahu. If you're staying in Waikiki, take the 12-minute Uber or walk the 40 minutes it'll take to get there. I guarantee it's good. A couple things you have to keep in mind. Try Coffee is about coffee, not drinks. If you want that lilikoi puff float with sweet and condensed macadamia nut nonsense, then do not come here. That is not coffee. That is sugar. And you're better off at the hotel coffee shop than a place of quality. TK is the owner and is super nice. He's been in the industry for a while and he knows his coffee. If you're nice enough and has time, he'll have a conversation with you and give you a great experience. Daniel is also solid. He makes a great flat white and has been in the food industry for a long time. The rest of the team is just as solid. Super nice and incredibly knowledgeable. Try Coffee has built a staff you don't often find on island. They have rotating beans from coffee shops all over the world. TK had me try one of the most expensive coffees I never thought I would experience from Hydrangea Coffee Roasters based out in Berkeley, CA. It was funky and bright with floral and pineapple notes, along with a slight cognac undertone. Basically, it was a cup that was so complex it made me question my existence. And I can thank Try Coffee for that experience. The outdoor seating is nice, but here in Hawaii it can be brutal, so try to get something with shade. There are a lot of seating options. It's cute. Outdoors. They have plants and they have pop-up shades. It also shares the space with a shared workspace, so a lot of people are having meetings, working, and just hanging out. I've never felt these groups have interrupted my experience, which is what I'm looking for in a coffee shop. Overall, I give Try Coffee 7/5 stars. Anyone that says different can buy me a cup of coffee here and we can discuss your arguments otherwise. You won't win though *wink*
I had no idea there was a coffee shop here lol it is hidden above fat cheeks. They are a cute place with a huge space to chill and hangout in. The balcony area is sooo spacious. The coffee menu was alright for me, not that much choices to choose from or any signature drinks. You basically put together what you want lol I got an Mac nut coconut iced latte. The drink was good. The service was good. Very friendly.
Not the most well known coffee shop in the area. Might be worth the effort if you want to get some quality quiet time. Try Coffee is situated in share work space at the end of the second floor of the Ward Center. It's open to all but mostly serve the members of the work space. The nice thing of it all is that they have an open air seating area on the balcony.
Checked this place out as a part of my search for the perfect wfh coffee shops. I'm hesitantly giving it a 4/5 and might not come back:( Main reason being there is no wifi and closes quite early (1PM) + Space: The space for the coffee shop is outside patio only, which I didn't mind because the space is very pretty and nice on a good sunny day. There are 1-2 charging plugs. Parking is free at the structure for the building. As mentioned, there is no wifi. The barista is nice. + Drink: I got the Iced Latte and it was 4/5. Slightly watered down taste but the coffee itself is good. Reasonably priced at $6.5. My friend said her black coffee was good.
On the hunt for the best matcha on island and this isn't even close. Matcha tastes similar to the culinary grade Ito En from Costco. Ironically I did not try the coffee, but as for the matcha, wouldn't recommend. The barista was very nice though. 5 stars for him.
My hubby and I were in the mood to try something new so we Yelped it and came across this place. Because it was early Saturday morning, it was not a problem finding parking. The barista was sweet but I was not overly excited about the menu selection. My better half ordered a Red Eye and I had a mocha with a toasted slice of banana bread. I don't know what I was expecting but having a bag of Miracle Grow plant soil next to the table and other tables with potting-in-progress was okay, I guess. Since it appeared that the barista was the only person working, I really didn't expect much - she was quite busy filling orders. I've got to say that I really enjoyed the slight crunchiness of the banana bread. My hubby and I agreed that the coffee was nothing to write home about. Although my hubby is a dark roast fan, he said that the coffee tasted burnt. As a light roast person, I'm glad that I asked for a mocha - I don't think that could have finished my small drink. Honestly, was a share office space, it seems convenient and great idea to have the coffee bar. But, if you are looking for a more coffee cafe experience I'm sure that there are other choices.
The coffee taste out of ordinary, strong aroma, and I ordered cold brew coffee. TK barista has an amazing knowledge of coffee. I love talking about coffee. Great location, beautiful ambience.
Great coffee spot tucked inside the Ala Moana Boulevard mall, their views are amazing. Ambience is amazing with plants inside and outside too, if it's plants and coffee--feels like I'm in heaven, this one hits right at that spot. Loved my coffee too, I island brewed bean latte and enjoyed my cuppa. There's lot of seating inside too, but sitting on their deck is the best way to look at the views. Spotted a green lizard too, can't say it's beautiful but the colors on it were amazing.
4 months ago
elite ballers go to try coffee. wow. i would sell one kidney, an imaginary miata, and any hopes of winning the lottery just to come to this place every day. i had pretty iffy expectations of oahu's coffee scene but this fixed it! location - in a small mall, second floor. its a really cute coworking space with boxjelly so corporate baddies rent out boxes here and grind out in the name of capitalism. i love the decor, very vintage, very elite. music taste is generally baller (i like sade but DO NOT vibe with malcolm todd unfortunately) service is great! drinks came out quick. matcha was good, basic matcha with strong flavor. got it unsweetened but for me the natural sweetness of the milk was good enough. CORTADO!! BARK BARK BARK it was perfectly dialed in. very forward chocolate and nut, with a bright drydown. if you wanna taste the fruit notes let it sit for a bit - i got maybe berry/orange peel. milk steamed well with appropiate amount of microfoam. overall would come back to try a flat white! read more
8 months ago
A hot coffee is a MUST at Try Coffee. I think my favorite is between a Cortado and Flat White. The barista's know what they are doing and my coffee always comes out perfect! The space is super cute, but they might be moving sometime mid this year. Overall, Totally worth a visit and will be coming back to get my coffee :)) read more
Trying Try Coffee for the first time in a half-year. They are situated in Ward Center ( which may very well end up like Ward Warehouse ) where there is a dedicated parking garage. About the parking garage: it is a trial navigating and parking inside as it has a very low ceiling and turns that have a difficult sight line. Then it is trying and taxing just to get into the shopping center...from stairs leading to a sub-level to elevators that try your patience. Then you take a creaky elevator. The trifecta from Hell. They have the usual cafe offerings; espresso bar drinks to pour overs. I believe I've had an espresso, iced matcha, and a cortado...a nice trio, as I recall. It is situated within a co-working space. There is a cool, scenic lanai for lunch meetings and coffee trysts. I tried visiting the other day but they close a it early at 1:30p. read more
Refreshing beverage at Ward Centre in Honolulu, Hawaii... Located on the third level, Try Coffee is an interesting shop. There's a shared workspace area that seems to be for members. Regular customers can sit outside on the patio. I needed air-conditioning, so I sat near the barista/cashier. The barista was very good! When I ordered a non-dairy matcha Latte, she gave me to option of oat or soy milk and asked if I needed sweetener... yes, please! She then asked if I wanted it hot or iced... iced, please She also asked if my order was for here or "to go". I asked if there was a restroom nearby... yes! Okay, I can stay then! My matcha Latte was just right! It wasn't too bitter nor too sweet! I'll be back if I'm in the area again because it was an efficient system with free parking and great menu selections! read more
Finally giving it a try... On this lazy Sunday morning I like a place to relax and just catch up on things and with some places that are filled to capacity I thought to finally go up to Try Coffee and see what I've been missing out on. Located in Ward Center on the second level above the Rodger Dunn Golf sharing space with Box Jelly is where you'll find them but if you're using the elevator to get up here be sure to go up to level three as the levels are for parking and not the shopping area. The vibe here is just so nice and welcoming as I look through the many items on the menu which majority is coffee they do have great tea selections as well as you know I had to give their Matcha Latte a try with Oatmilk and Soy as their alternative choices it was Soy and did find it okay as it was nice and light. Lots of seating area all are outdoors with a slight roof to shade some of the seating which I did manage to find and enjoyed the nice Hawaiian breeze and is nice that I was able to bring outdoor foods to enjoy as well and did so with my Ajitama that I just picked up down the street. It's a shame that they do close early weekends is 3pm and weekdays 1pm as I could see myself getting a lot done since it's such a chill outdoorsy spot not a lot of talking as many are working as well it's sort of a simplistic vibe and nothing better on this Sunday afternoon. Thank you! read more
My coffee buddy Yelp Elite extraordinaire aka Prolific Yelp Elite and recently an All Star designation friend and I met at Try Coffee located at Ward Center. If you park in the structure go up to level 3 A and walk to your far right to find this venue. Their banana bread slice heated up is worth making a stop here, perfectly made with a toasted crispy outer edge, yum! Thankyou for treating me to a large Matcha Latte, Jackie K. Beautiful deep green color with a barista's pretty design added on top was brought to our table with a full on chessboard and pieces already on it. We enjoyed catching up exactly two hours when the speaker began blasting music a few feet from my ear at 12 noon. That was the signal to say au revoir . read more
I love TryCoffee. TK and Ariel, the dream team or TryCoffee are great. Every morning there's the same bunch of coffee regulars. There is a wonderful selection of pour overs which doesn't last very long on their shelf but that means u get to try another coffee roaster all the time and that they usually don't order a lot and have a rather large following. I belong to the monthly subscription. At least then I'm guaranteed some great coffee selections even some higher end brews. This place gets so busy that at times they run out of coffee for pour overs. But it's ok...I honestly wish they would have more food options though. At least there is Talis bagels downstairs, holy grails, and Whole Foods across the street. It will be one sad day once ward center closes down and try coffee has to find a new home. Hopefully they can find a space close by. read more
Hands down, the best coffee on Oahu. If you're staying in Waikiki, take the 12-minute Uber or walk the 40 minutes it'll take to get there. I guarantee it's good. A couple things you have to keep in mind. Try Coffee is about coffee, not drinks. If you want that lilikoi puff float with sweet and condensed macadamia nut nonsense, then do not come here. That is not coffee. That is sugar. And you're better off at the hotel coffee shop than a place of quality. TK is the owner and is super nice. He's been in the industry for a while and he knows his coffee. If you're nice enough and has time, he'll have a conversation with you and give you a great experience. Daniel is also solid. He makes a great flat white and has been in the food industry for a long time. The rest of the team is just as solid. Super nice and incredibly knowledgeable. Try Coffee has built a staff you don't often find on island. They have rotating beans from coffee shops all over the world. TK had me try one of the most expensive coffees I never thought I would experience from Hydrangea Coffee Roasters based out in Berkeley, CA. It was funky and bright with floral and pineapple notes, along with a slight cognac undertone. Basically, it was a cup that was so complex it made me question my existence. And I can thank Try Coffee for that experience. The outdoor seating is nice, but here in Hawaii it can be brutal, so try to get something with shade. There are a lot of seating options. It's cute. Outdoors. They have plants and they have pop-up shades. It also shares the space with a shared workspace, so a lot of people are having meetings, working, and just hanging out. I've never felt these groups have interrupted my experience, which is what I'm looking for in a coffee shop. Overall, I give Try Coffee 7/5 stars. Anyone that says different can buy me a cup of coffee here and we can discuss your arguments otherwise. You won't win though *wink* read more
1 year ago
I had no idea there was a coffee shop here lol it is hidden above fat cheeks. They are a cute place with a huge space to chill and hangout in. The balcony area is sooo spacious. The coffee menu was alright for me, not that much choices to choose from or any signature drinks. You basically put together what you want lol I got an Mac nut coconut iced latte. The drink was good. The service was good. Very friendly. read more
Not the most well known coffee shop in the area. Might be worth the effort if you want to get some quality quiet time. Try Coffee is situated in share work space at the end of the second floor of the Ward Center. It's open to all but mostly serve the members of the work space. The nice thing of it all is that they have an open air seating area on the balcony. read more
7 months ago
Checked this place out as a part of my search for the perfect wfh coffee shops. I'm hesitantly giving it a 4/5 and might not come back:( Main reason being there is no wifi and closes quite early (1PM) + Space: The space for the coffee shop is outside patio only, which I didn't mind because the space is very pretty and nice on a good sunny day. There are 1-2 charging plugs. Parking is free at the structure for the building. As mentioned, there is no wifi. The barista is nice. + Drink: I got the Iced Latte and it was 4/5. Slightly watered down taste but the coffee itself is good. Reasonably priced at $6.5. My friend said her black coffee was good. read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
On the hunt for the best matcha on island and this isn't even close. Matcha tastes similar to the culinary grade Ito En from Costco. Ironically I did not try the coffee, but as for the matcha, wouldn't recommend. The barista was very nice though. 5 stars for him. read more
My hubby and I were in the mood to try something new so we Yelped it and came across this place. Because it was early Saturday morning, it was not a problem finding parking. The barista was sweet but I was not overly excited about the menu selection. My better half ordered a Red Eye and I had a mocha with a toasted slice of banana bread. I don't know what I was expecting but having a bag of Miracle Grow plant soil next to the table and other tables with potting-in-progress was okay, I guess. Since it appeared that the barista was the only person working, I really didn't expect much - she was quite busy filling orders. I've got to say that I really enjoyed the slight crunchiness of the banana bread. My hubby and I agreed that the coffee was nothing to write home about. Although my hubby is a dark roast fan, he said that the coffee tasted burnt. As a light roast person, I'm glad that I asked for a mocha - I don't think that could have finished my small drink. Honestly, was a share office space, it seems convenient and great idea to have the coffee bar. But, if you are looking for a more coffee cafe experience I'm sure that there are other choices. read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
The coffee taste out of ordinary, strong aroma, and I ordered cold brew coffee. TK barista has an amazing knowledge of coffee. I love talking about coffee. Great location, beautiful ambience. read more
Great coffee spot tucked inside the Ala Moana Boulevard mall, their views are amazing. Ambience is amazing with plants inside and outside too, if it's plants and coffee--feels like I'm in heaven, this one hits right at that spot. Loved my coffee too, I island brewed bean latte and enjoyed my cuppa. There's lot of seating inside too, but sitting on their deck is the best way to look at the views. Spotted a green lizard too, can't say it's beautiful but the colors on it were amazing. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Place for serious coffee lovers. Matcha/sweet latte drinkers should go elsewhere but if you like interesting flavors in a pourover, come here! Baristas working here are very knowledgeable Outdoor terrace space is filled with comfortable chairs and umbrellas to enjoy the weather and nice views. My fam always comes to drink coffee and read here Looks like there's an indoor shared working space with groups of people meeting Nice bathroom read more
I ordered a latte at Try. They have an indoor and outdoor seating area. The outdoor area is definitely the better place to sit, as it has a nice ambience. The latte was a pretty good latte - not especially noteworthy but still solid. read more
I stopped by Try Coffee, the cafe inside Box Jelly coworking space, and had a pretty good experience. The matcha latte was nice--smooth and not too sweet. The barista was friendly and brought my drink to me. The outdoor patio was a pleasant spot to sit, offering a relaxed vibe to enjoy a break or get some work done. It's a decent place to check out if you're in the area. read more
Try Coffee is home to the cutest and sunniest little terrace and coffee shop located in the heart of Ward Village. The ambiance is always buzzing and it's such a wonderful spot to get some work done or catch up with friends. The coffee and service is exceptional here. You can bring in outside food to enjoy with your drinks. This hidden gem is conjoined with the coworking hub, BoxJelly. This is the perfect place to get your caffeine fix and enjoy the sunshine! read more
"...someday I'll be part of your world." - Little Mermaid Barista: "I'm Ariel and you are?" Eric: "As in Little Mermaid Ariel? I'm Prince Eric, truly!" Ariel: "Awww really? It was meant to be!" It's all about Prince Eric & Ariel! Yes, the early morning barista is named Ariel. The nicest, sweetest, and easy to chat with mermaid I've come across in this lifetime. And Ariel makes the perfect cups of coffee (& matcha tea) with the cutest Latté art! Not only is Ariel an amazing barista but also a wave rider! She surfs too - duh she's a mermaid! So I only see perfection here! I posted a story recently on Instagram on my Disney encounter with Ariel! Try Coffee shared it and boom viral! So glad to support independent coffee shops like Try! Give them a Try! Say hey to Ariel and be amazed... Yours truly, Prince Eric Follow my stories around the world: IG: @eric_travel_guru Shoutout: Big hugs to my bestie Kyra K. for sharing Try Coffee with me which is now in my rotation for remote work while in Honolulu! Update to 5-stars! read more
2 years ago
Best place on the island for specialty coffee. Friendly and social environment with a large lanai to work out of. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
2.5 stars My sister needed to meet me to talk about something important so she suggested Try Coffee in Ward because her manager recommended it. Try Coffee is located on the 3rd floor toward Ewa above the old Kakaako Kitchen. There is shared office space seating inside but for the general public, seating is on the outside in the open air. When you enter, you order then find an open table. The barista will bring you your order when it's ready. If you're getting take out, there is a small seating area right by the register where you can wait for your order. It actually took awhile before getting our drinks but to be fair, they were busy. Make sure to pick your table wisely as it can get hot with the sun or you'll get WET! I arrived first so I ordered for both of us. Got my sister a Genmaicha (hot green tea) and I got their "Try Gardelli" (Chelbessa). We both enjoyed it but what I'm not sure about is if any water from the umbrella got in my drink. While I was sitting on the table, a small bucket worth of water just fell on me and the table. Some water droplets might have gotten in my coffee. My shorts along with shoes were soaked. Hopefully I don't get sick from drinking the coffee. I did mention what happened to the barista but they didn't do anything about it. We ended up moving to a new table to finish our conversation. As we were leaving, I told the person sitting on that specific table what happened and highly suggest he move since he was working on his MacBook. The staff really should have done something. Imagine if that much water fell on his MacBook? Had to knock off stars for that. read more
8 months ago
It was nice to finally try Try Coffee! I came on the weekend for a work session with my coworker, and I think I found my new favorite workspace! The drinks are refreshing, the baristas are friendly, and the environment is inviting and serene. Try Coffee is located on the third floor of Ward and inside BoxJelly, a coworking space. The coworking space is spacious, airy, and nicely decorated--with both chairs and tables inside and outside. You order and pay for your drinks at the counter, find a seat, and the baristas will deliver your drinks to you. They have free WiFi available and parking is free at Ward Village. Since I'm not an avid coffee drinker, I ordered a small Iced Matcha Latte with Soy Milk. The barista asked if I wanted my drink sweetened and suggested honey, which I ended up doing. My drink was slightly sweet, refreshing, and nicely balanced. For their iced drinks, they offer both 8oz and 12 oz sizes, while their hot drinks come in one size. Dairy alternatives are available from soy, oat, skim, and whole milk as well as sweeteners. They also offer baked goods. Give Try Coffee a try! Although their drink menu is small, they offer other tea and coffee drinks as well as pastries. It's a perfect place to work, relax with friends, and sip on a drink! read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
VERY SIMPLE PLACE Coffee is good, very basic menu Cute location (above Roger Dunn) Not very many seats Only thing that got me... they have NO WiFi Since it's connected to the co-working space, they don't provide wifi & you have to just connect to WardVillage-WiFi... Probably won't be coming back again because of this tho read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
5 years ago
It's all about the coffee and vibe for me at Try Coffee. Located on the 2nd floor of Ward Center, inside The Box Jelly (a coworking space), this hidden gem is the perfect spot to get away from your house or if you need a little change of scenery. And of course grab some coffee! Menu is pretty limited/small so don't expect an extensive list. They also have some baked goods but at the time we went, they only had one dark chocolate cookie left. I ordered an iced latte w/oat milk and honey and chilled outside on the balcony. Coffee was perfectly made and I'm pretty picky about my coffee. What's great is that it's outdoor and overlooks Ward area. On the weekdays, the Box Jelly is used as a coworking space that you can rent. But on the weekends it is free to use! I can see myself coming back here to get some work done or a coffee date with a friend. The owner?/barista guy was super welcoming and friendly. I'll be back for sure! read more
Coffee tried. Result, failure. I noticed a few Yelpers post photos and checking in to Try Coffee, and that got me interested. Well, perhaps I'll try again. Try Coffee is located inside Box Jelly, an office/work space for rent place. It's in Ward Village, above the new Roger Dunn Golf Shop. It's not easy to find and get to. Try Coffee is on the second floor. You will see signs hanging from the side above from the parking entrance across Merriman's. There are many 30 minute parking stalls downstairs, so you don't need to drive around and around up the parking structure. From the ground floor parking, you can walk to the middle and take the elevator or escalator up, but I discovered a couple of hidden staircases right before you enter the parking structure. When you arrive, you're asked to stop and scan a QR code to enter your info, but it didn't seem like anyone did that before coming in while I was there. Silly me for following directions and being a caring citizen. The coffee choices at the moment are Papau New Guinea, Peru, and two types of Ethiopia. I chose pour over Papau New Guinea. But it didn't matter what I chose because the coffee was not prepared well at all. It was very weak and under extracted. Not sure if it was due to the coffee grounds being to large or water wasn't hot enough or just not brewed for long enough, but in short, the coffee was sour and watery. Not a good way to start the day! Another issue I had was with the plastic lid, the spout melted a little from the heat and changed shaped to where I couldn't open it correctly and be able to drink from it. Also, the spout was an incredibly small hole that's not suitable for drinking anyway. I hope they switch to something more....user friendly. Other than that, Try Coffee is a nice place to sit and enjoy your drink. It's very open and spacious, and it's open balcony has nice views of all the new condos and future condos in the Ward area. Everywhere is clean and neat. The barista was very friendly, personable, and informative. Very nice guy! He said he'll bring in new, different coffee beans every so often, so it wouldn't be the same coffee from the same regions all the time. Overall, I might be a coffee-snob, but the difference between a well-brewed and a not well-brewed coffee is huge! The coffee missed the mark, and the lid was very subpar, but the service was excellent, the place and environment were comfortable and enjoyable. Definitely a nice place to sit and relax for a bit and enjoy the views of all the condos, and think that not too long ago, none of them existed. I might try Try Coffee again, but perhaps ask to brew it longer or make it stronger. read more
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