You'll find Carefree Coffee in the Mariachi Plaza. This is another popular coffee house or locals…read moreand visitors. I ordered a blueberry muffin. It was quite tasty. Others were enjoying their coffee and a conversation. Another place where they don't do not rush you away many people were enjoying the outside patio. Shared parking lot.

Ride across from the UTV place. Very cute coffee shop with the most amazing sandwiches! Food was…read moredelicious and the service was great! Found this place by chance. The turkey and avocado sandwich was outstanding. They gave a side of cucumber salad that was phenomenal.

Great Friendly and Welcoming experience. Of course, when you walk in their shop, aroma is amazing…read moreand the coffee I tried was good, definitely going back to try more. Thank you Cassie for making my first visit so wonderful.

Love a local roaster. The roastery of cave creek is one of the valleys best. Primarily wholesale,…read morethe coffee is reasonably priced and roasted in house. It's noticeably stronger than other roasters . I'd recommend picking stopping by to pick up a bag if you make coffee at home.

Got a large drip coffee, which was very light and easy to drink. Also tried cardamom bun, which was…read moregood flavor, and light and airy. The line on a Sunday was fairly long and every seat inside was taken by people on laptops or chatting. A modern space that is fully open to see the pastries being made and the full coffee bar, I can see why this is a "hang out for a few hours" coffee shop stop for anyone living in the area. It did not look like there were free refills on the drip coffee since they offered large and small sizes, but it looked like their coffee has some award(s), so that makes sense. About a 15 minute drive from me, so won't be a frequent stop, but would recommend. Only knock is that they don't have to go sleeves so I had to double cup.

Moxie Coffee is probably the premier 3rd wave specialty coffee spot for the Phoenix area. It's…read moreclean, well-decorated, and full of some fancy equipment. It's got that white, concrete, and pothos design that reminds me of similar places back home. While deciding what to order, I started chatting with the barista, and she told me that I might like the Granja Paraiso pourover, so I went with that. It was a super nice drink with lots of nuanced stone-fruity notes as well as that grape skin kind of flavor. It was a really nice and sweet (aroma-wise) drink to have. Turns out, they use the xBloom for the most consistency in their pourovers. I don't mind that at all. I think it's the first time I've tried an xBloom, and it was pretty darn good. Not over-extracted, and I'm sure it was meticulously calibrated. Overall, it was a great experience, and I got some beans togo too!

I love this coffee shop! It's such a nice vibe, the staff is always super cool and friendly. And…read morethe coffee is fantastic:) I've tried a lot of different drinks from them and they have all been great. Stopped in there this morning before work and the two ladies working were so sweet and made my drinks perfectly. Thanks guys!

I started going to this coffee shop on weekends because I like supporting locally owned small…read morebusinesses. The staff has always been friendly, helpful, and welcoming, and the coffee is smooth and enjoyable. My biggest concern is the pricing. Only the regular-size drink prices are displayed, so ordering a larger size can come as an unpleasant surprise. Paying over $8.50 for a 20 oz pour-over coffee feels excessive. Another issue is the limited restroom capacity. There is only one bathroom, and wait times can sometimes be quite long, especially during busy periods. The shop also struggles during the summer months. The air conditioning doesn't seem capable of keeping the space comfortable, and it can become uncomfortably hot inside. I appreciate supporting local businesses and enjoy the coffee and customer service, but the high prices, lack of transparent sizing costs, restroom limitations, and uncomfortable indoor temperatures make it difficult to justify visiting as often as I'd like.

From their customer service to the actual end-product, Lost Dutchman Coffee Roasters is the real…read moredeal. If you want fresh, interesting coffee anywhere in the Phoenix area, look no further. I've tried five of their roasts so far and have enjoyed each one.

Roasted on Tuesday, received on Wednesday and perfect! Opened my eyes to how important it is to…read moreuse coffee close to it's roast time.

If an interior designer, Henri Matisse, and a coffee lover had a baby... this is what that coffee…read moreshop would look like. WeBe Coffee Roasters is one of those finds that makes you wish you had discovered it sooner. Even more so, I wish I lived closer. The space alone is worth the trip. The team put real thought into every aspect of the experience. The counter has a beautiful waved ribbed wood design, the colors are immersive without being overwhelming, and the whole interior has a visual balance that most designers would be proud of. There are flowers around the cafe that give it a gentle, unexpected touch. I genuinely regretted not bringing a better camera. But the coffee is the real story. They source specialty beans from different parts of the world and roast in-house on a Primo roaster, which is a hand-built machine that serious roasters invest in. I had a double espresso, something I cannot live without, and it held up to the room. The seating is comfortable and well thought out. There is room for conversation and room to get work done. I ended up staying longer than I planned, which is always the sign of a good spot. They also have a merch area with coffee gear worth browsing, and bags of their roasted coffee available to take home. On the back wall there is a mural that reads, "Making good coffee, good fun." That line does a better job describing this place than anything I could write. This one feels like it belongs in Scottsdale. North Phoenix is lucky to have it.

Such a cute little coffee cafe in a strip mall location. I…read morewent with my daughter who said it looks like they have expanded since the first time she went. It is very open and bright. The service was good and the chai was very enjoyable. I don't remember the exact drink. My daughter got. Some type of latte that she said was very good.

I used to stop here every morning for coffee on my way to work. I moved offices, but I still go…read moreback two or three times a month on Saturday or Sunday morning for live music. Great people, very popular.

This is a great coffee and service spot. Location makes it easy to visit by car or adjacent to the…read moreGreenbelt in McKormick Ranch. The cyclist that literally takeover the patio area with parking their bikes is a huge disappointment. There is ample bike storage in the shopping area, but instead the cyclist crowd their bikes in the sitting area. This has happened both times I tried to enjoy the patio. The first time we visited, our dogs were on the patio and a cyclist nearly hit my dog to park his bike pin the sitting area. We will go elsewhere...we tried....