Excellent coffee. I went at least 3 times while in town. It's a short walk from the Hyatt Regency…read morehotel. There is a large walk up window that is great for a quick grab and go.

Tldr: coffee over matcha. Poblano burrito over egg+cheese burrito. Great service, sometimes(?) no…read moreindoor seating. Ambiance: there was only outdoor seating, maybe a few tables. It seemed like it was more of a grab and go vibe. If u want indoor seating.. They may not have it available. Service: great friendly service. They were helpful when you asked questions. I also went back to ask for a knif to cut my burrito. Food: they had fresh pastries, and buritos, was looking more savory so I ordered a egg+cheese burrito. My friend ordered the poblano burrito, and we exchanged halves and I must say the poblano with the hot sauce is wayyyy better than egg+cheese burrito. Also, as a matcha snob, the matcha latte was not it sadly. If ur not too particular about matcha you'll be fine, but I was disappointed and should have just stuck to the coffee. Small advice.

Small business that I adore and appreciate. My last visit I ordered a special but misread that it…read morewas served cold. Ryan (forgot name) sorry...kindly offered to remake served hot. Again, ambiance works at 7:30am and a chilled space to sit to relax. Thank you again for all that you do.

Songbird Coffee & Tea House is a cute coffee house in downtown Phoenix (more specifically near the…read moreRoosevelt Row Arts District) and the shop is located in a historic house built in 1904. Apparently the shop sources coffees and teas from local businesses. For example, coffees = Infusion Coffee Roasters in Tempe, loose leaf teas and chai = Maya Tea Company in Tucson, kombucha = Milly Moon Kombucha in Phoenix, and breakfast burritos = Lua Lua Catering. [Parking]: Mostly metered parking and I ended up parking few blocks away from the shop (plenty of metered parking spots near the intersection of E McKinley St & N 5th St). [Atmosphere]: Inside of this historic house, the wall features the work of local artists. The shop also has a cute outdoor patio area with tables. [Menu]: Apparently Matcha Latte is one of the more popular drinks here. The shop offers 12 black tea options, 9 green tea options, 8 herbal tea options, 4 white tea options, and 3 oolong tea options. *** Matcha Latte (16 oz, iced - $6.25): I was surprised that my drink was sugar free by default and I probably say yes when the staff had asked about adding sweetener. The drink was not as creamy as I thought and it was honestly a fairly mediocre drink. The drink also came with a paper straw. *** A great spot for a casual 1st date due to great vibe, but matcha latte just didn't hit the spot.

I am so, so glad that I finally made the visit to Futuro because it definitely met and even…read moresurpassed my expectations! I've only heard great things and it was such a pleasure to make a visit. The interior is ultra modern, and art-centered. On a Wednesday morning, there was one staff member holding it down and a wait/line with about 5-6 people, so the wait was about 15-20 minutes in total-- including ordering and waiting for drinks. There was mainly only paid street parking options, but it wasn't hard to find any right in front of the shop. I got two drinks: Más and Abeja, to try their matcha and coffee, and really thoroughly enjoyed both. The matcha is a little bit on the milkier side, but I did enjoy that it was completely unsweetened, and leaned on the vanilla cold foam for a light sweetness. I think I enjoyed the coffee more personally, as the honey paired super well with the espresso and oat milk. The espresso is very good. I would come back if I was in the area, I just wish the parking situation was a little different!

Came to this coffee shop on a Sunday morning and it was busy!…read more Love the interior design - very minimal and futuristic. A lot of their coffee were Mexican inspired. I got the lechera latte and it was delicious. It was rich and not overly sweet. Would love to visit again and try more drinks next time.

I met up with one of my former student leaders today to catch up, and she recommended that we meet…read moreat the Original Lola Coffee Location in Phoenix, which was a walk away from my office. The ambiance, drinks, and service were all great! There is an entrance to Lola Coffee from Roosevelt and another from the back near parking spaces. There is a restroom near the back entrance, and the start to the line to place an order is right near the front entrance. I saw in one of the comfy chairs while I waited for my former student to arrive. At that point, we moved to a regular table and then went and ordered drinks. She ordered a coffee, and I ordered a lemonade. We both enjoyed our drinks which were ready very quickly. There were smaller and larger tables, and there were also countertops along with business cards and marketing items at the back of the room on a thin table. Lola Coffee began with humble beginnings going back to 1992 with a cart, then Lux Coffee, and eventually Lola Coffee downtown. Now, there is even a second Lola Coffee location in Arcadia near 40th Street and Indian School. Today, they serve coffee, pastries, and breakfast. The Downtown Phoenix location hours are weekdays from 6:30 AM to 7 PM and weekends from 7 AM to 7 PM. You can see their menu, history, photos, and more on their website (https://lolacoffeebarphx.com). While I had trouble choosing between a lemonade for a cold beverage or hot chocolate for a warm beverage, it's great they have so many options. Again, try them for drinks, breakfast, or pastries. Their staff is so helpful and the actual restaurant is quite welcoming to everyone.

Came in around 3ish. Good vibes. Pretty busy during the 2.5 hours I was here. The barista Andrew…read morewas really friendly!

I was in the middle of downtown, and I needed myself some coffee. Luckily, Peixoto had me covered!…read moreI briefly looked at options of independent roasters, and this one caught my eye. I came in the late afternoon to this bakery/coffee house combo, and I was pleasantly surprised with the environment. Lots of natural light and easy-going atmosphere. It was a small shop, but still had good seating. I ordered a prickly pear espresso tonic and got a bag of beans as well. I had a great interaction with the barista and she recommended me some good beans to take home. The tonic itself was very refreshing, and I was happy to have it on one of the hottest days of the year up until then. Lovely vibes and the coffee is great. I think I want to come back to try their other espresso-based stuff to get a good gauge on how a flat white or cortado tastes. I'll definitely want to come back, especially to visit their larger location in Chandler.

For the first time a few weeks ago, and I was not disappointed. It shares a space with a bakery,…read morewhich is so fun because you can get coffee from Peixoto and also grab fresh pastries or a sandwich. I got the lavender thyme matcha which was light on the Matcha flavor, but was very floral and refreshing. My friend got one of the coffees which she also enjoyed. There is plenty of seating inside and outside and it's very bright and a great place to work from!

I ordered a plain latte, and it was genuinely one of the best I've had. It was perfectly made and…read morehad an amazing espresso flavor. Sometimes that's all that really matters, and they nailed it. The interior and the seating is very basic and uninspiring. But don't let the simple interior fool you - this place is absolutely worth a stop.

Press Coffee is just around the corner from the Sheraton (where I was attending a conference). I…read moregot the small matcha latte and the veggie empanada, the total came out to just a lil tyke over $10. I think I could've used two empanadas as a brunch (they are slightly smaller than I anticipated). The service was nice, they greeted me and drinks came out within 5 minutes. The inside is clean, and has a separate area to lounge.

Such a chill spot for an elixir experience. Great alternative to drinking alcohol with a choose…read moreyour euphoria vibe. Very friendly staff, wonderful ambience, and great arts district location!

My visit to Lacuna Kava Bar was a truly unique and memorable experience. From the moment I walked…read morein, the atmosphere felt inviting, tranquil, and intentionally designed to help guests unwind from the demands of everyday life. The staff was knowledgeable and took the time to explain the menu, making the experience approachable even for a first-time visitor. I decided to try one of their signature kava beverages, and I was pleasantly surprised by how intriguing and complex the drink was. The flavor profile was unlike anything I had experienced before--earthy, bold, and distinctive in a way that felt both adventurous and refined. More importantly, the effects were exactly as described. As I enjoyed my drink, a gentle sense of relaxation gradually settled in, leaving me feeling calm, centered, and remarkably at ease without any sense of heaviness. What I appreciated most was how the experience encouraged mindfulness and connection. Lacuna offers something refreshingly different from a traditional coffee shop or cocktail lounge, creating an environment where conversation flows naturally and relaxation takes center stage. Whether you're curious about kava for the first time or already familiar with its calming properties, Lacuna Kava Bar is absolutely worth a visit. The combination of a welcoming atmosphere, knowledgeable staff, and a truly distinctive beverage experience makes it a standout destination. I left feeling refreshed, relaxed, and looking forward to my next visit.

Absolute Perfection! Hands Down the Best Coffee in Arizona!…read more My husband and I are avid flavored latte lovers, and wherever we travel, we make it our personal mission to hunt down the absolute best lattes in the area. Now that we live here, we dedicate one day a week to exploring a brand-new local coffee shop. We've been living in Arizona for 7 years now, and after visiting The Coffee Builders in Phoenix this week, my only question is: Where has this place been all our lives?! This incredible hidden gem is tucked away in the Warehouse District and is a bit out of sight--you'd likely never just stumble across it unless you were explicitly looking for it. But the moment you walk through the doors, you are transported. The architectural design is completely unexpected, modern, and striking--especially the gorgeous, geometric upside-down wooden pyramids stretching across the ceiling. It creates an upscale, unique atmosphere unlike anywhere else. Now for the main event: the drinks and food. I ordered the Orange Blossom Latte and my husband ordered The Slopes. Both drinks were absolutely outstanding. They were rich, velvety, thick, and incredibly creamy with deep, distinct flavor profiles. Best of all, they weren't overly sugary--which is huge for us since we typically prefer our coffee at half-sweetness. To pair with our drinks, we tried the Blueberry Bourbon Maple Pastry. It was phenomenal: flaky on the outside, light and pillowy-creamy on the inside, beautifully balanced, and generously loaded with fresh blueberries. The staff was highly professional, exceptionally welcoming, and deeply knowledgeable about their shop and everything on the menu. From this day forward, The Coffee Builders is officially our #1 favorite coffee shop in AZ. Do yourself a favor, make this a top priority on your bucket list, and treat yourself--you will not be disappointed!

What a cute coffee place! The customer service is excellent and i love the variety on coffee…read morelattes. I want to return for their themed days but it makes it hard since i work until 4pm This is a great place for social workers to rest and wait for your next appointment and purchase a coffee and some yummy food.

Healthy, fresh food. The Burrito and Brekkie Scramble were both delicious. Had some spinach in…read moreeach, which we appreciated! Tasty coffee and açaí bowl too. Chill vibe and friendly workers. Will come back next time I'm in downtown Phoenix.

Another stop on my coffee passport adventure! One thing I really enjoyed about this shop was how…read moremuch they support the local community. They have artwork from local artists available for purchase and business cards from other local businesses displayed throughout the space, which gave it a welcoming, neighborhood feel. As for the coffee, it was okay. I tend to gravitate toward shops with more creative and unique specialty drinks, and this spot was a bit more traditional. If you're someone who enjoys classic coffee options, this may be right up your alley.

MJ is absolutely an asset to the company , great navigator and has great conversations . Stopped…read morecoming after awhile after being an avid customer but as soon as MJ joined the team I felt back at home at jobot . He brings coffee knowledge and enthusiasm the shop needs ! Recommended every time !

Stumbled upon this place while searching for coffee after arriving on an early flight. I was…read morepleasantly surprised by how good the flatbread was, burrito was fine, and the coffee and black tea was good too. Service was okay--guy at the register wasn't super pleasant or helpful with menu questions. I think they were setting up for a block party happening later that night, so they may have had a lot going on, but we were 2 out of 5 people in there that morning so it wasn't busy or anything. Otherwise, you can definitely tell this is a favorite spot for locals, a few came in and knew the bar tender by name. There's arcade games, a pool table, indoor & outdoor seating, and eclectic decorations and art from local painters / photographers.