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    Mostra Coffee

    4.1 (167 reviews)
    InexpensiveCoffee & Tea, Filipino
    Open • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Maiya L.

    The Honey Lavender Latte is refreshing and light especially for a hot day! Got my drink super fast #slay queen

    Blueberry Pancakes Latte
    Melissa S.

    Yummy lattes! Had their blueberry pancakes latte iced, with oat milk - super good. Really nice blueberry flavor. I enjoyed it to go on a weekday; calm in the afternoon. Construction is happening around this area, directly across shop and parking is hard to find where you don't have to walk so far FYI. I'll try to come back when it's less busy to try more things. Service was not bad but it was whatever.

    Mercy H.

    Mostra Coffee nailed it with their Choconana Cold Brew. It's such a creative combo--banana milk, honey, and vanilla syrup blended with cold brew--and somehow it all works beautifully. The banana adds a smooth, natural sweetness without being overpowering, while the honey and vanilla round it out with a soft, comforting finish. What really makes it stand out is that the dark coffee flavor still comes through. It's not masked by the sweetness, which keeps the drink balanced and refreshing rather than heavy. Super satisfying as an afternoon pick-me-up.

    Supposed "Open hours"

    Walked up. Store closed, someone walks up. I ask are you open ? They say "only doing cold brews". It's 1:50pm. They say "we close everyday at 2pm" in a very rude and short tone. I get it, i don't like going to places that are about to close to be mindful of the staff. I say oh really ? And they go "yup". The vibe was very off and rude and i don't need to spend my hard earned money where I don't feel welcome. I say "you know what, actually never mind" And I in fact only wanted a cold brew, but I'm so good on spending money where people act like that. Sadly, I won't be coming back. The hours on yelp & on maps says this location is open until 5pm. Maybe change that? if y'all close at 2pm at this location then yall should change that.

    Blueberry Matcha Latte 2026 with oat milk $9 and some change
    Leanne C.

    I will go out of my way to get a blueberry matcha from Mostra coffee I really wish the cost was under $9 though but we can't always have everything in life. Service is always great! Bathroom available (ask for the code) WiFi available Indoor seating Outdoor seating Free parking outside but with time limit in certain areas Warning as there is currently a lot of construction going around Mostra Coffee but if there is a will there is a way *cough, cough

    Mariness D.

    Came here for a quick coffee while waiting for my car from the shop near by. As soon as I saw that they had an ube crème brûlée latte, I knew that was the one. It's all of my favorite things into one and it did not disappoint. It came complete with the torched sweetness at the top, so it was like a dessert and coffee into one. Caution for those that don't like sweet, it is on the sweet side. But for me, it was perfect and loved every sip so 11/10. They have ample seating outside, and their tall ceilings and floor to ceiling windows that open up to the outside gives it an open and airy vibe that makes the small space feel big. My one suggestion would be to have branded napkins, cups, or sleeves. With so many coffee shops, I think the effort in the small details like that would elevate the place... plus it's free marketing and branding.

    Creme Brûlée Latte and House Cold Brew
    Jessica A.

    Went here for breakfast but sadly they were out of pastries at this location. I tried the crème brûlée latte but with a non-dairy milk which is why I am assuming the brûlée sank pretty quickly. It was still tasty though. I got a cold brew for free because I bought beans and that was lovely. The patio was a nice place to sit as well. Since returning home I have been using the Mexico beans for free pour lattes and it is absolutely delicious.

    Honey lavender latte, yum!
    Patricia U.

    Nice local coffee shop, plenty of seating indoors and out. Clean and airy. A beautiful hummingbird flew in while we were there, good luck? Maybe. I chose a iced honey lavender latte, perfect bakance and flavor. I would definitely return. Good customer service. They were out of alot of items early, so must be a popular spot. Off for a 5 mile hike, this definitely helped me keep up!

    Tiffany D.

    Located in the Hillcrest neighborhood, this was just a quick drop in to get a drink while in the area. They got the job done for us. Service was good, and the vibes were casual and pretty modern. The shop was on the smaller side, so seems more suited for a grab and go.

    Creme Brle Latte
    Odilia T.

    The location is in the heart of Hillcrest off University Ave. This coffee shop is serene. It's nestled among apartment buildings & seems more for the locals then common folks. I love the pop-up window and patio area where you can enjoy the outdoors, you can bring your dog or pet along. The staff was helpful. There were two members working, one brewing and one answering questions and ringing up customers. The only thing that I wasn't too crazy about is that you need to put your own lids on your coffee? Some coffee like the one seen in the pictures does not need a lid. But for the ones that do require lids id rather they put the lids on. I wasted time figuring out what lid goes on my cup. For the most part, the pastry and coffee were delicious and the ambience is nice on a great summer day.

    Honey Cinnamon Latte
    Megan M.

    Mostra is a staple in my neighborhood, and I walk my dog there often in the mornings. Even when the line is out the door, I'm always impressed -- it never takes more than five minutes to get my drink. They're super efficient without making you feel rushed. My go-to orders are the Ugga Dirty Chai and the Chagachino (if you know, you know -- earthy, rich, and not overly sweet). I've also had the breakfast chorizo burrito, which is solid and filling. Their pastry selection always looks amazing, even if I don't usually indulge. The staff is consistently warm, friendly, and attentive -- plus they always offer dog treats, which officially makes it my dog's favorite café too. I've also spent time at the Bankers Hill location, which has a different vibe -- quieter, but still bright and inviting. The indoor-outdoor setup at both locations is so cute, with open windows that bring in the breeze. It's a great spot to sit and enjoy your coffee when the weather's nice. During Pride weekend when they were out of a lot of menu items, I didn't get what I originally wanted, but the barista made a great recommendation that totally made up for it--honey, cinnamon latter pictured. This place nails it -- from quality drinks to good vibes to fast service. Whether it's your morning ritual or a new discovery, Mostra is always a good call.

    Bibinka coconut latte
    Sandy K.

    They we're out of a few items but coffee was good and the esthetic was nice. Parking was difficult due to the construction next door. The cashier was friendly but did not offer any recommendations or specials.

    Iced latte and Bibingka Creme Brûlée Latte
    Maria N.

    What a cute coffee shop! I love the Filipino inspired drinks and Filipino pastries. Would definitely go again.

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    Came across this spot and had it bookmarked for the longest while. Here was my experience…read more AMBIANCE Parking: Plaza parking, no problems here really so you should be good. Seating: Limited seating you're moreover better sitting outside using the plaza tables/chairs. Vibes: The spot itself is nothing too flashy, your typical Mira Mesa plaza with plenty of good eateries. The restaurant itself is your casual Filipino turo-turo/point point feel. It's decorated with Filipino decor and food, every space used up. Great place for a quick food adventure or family order. FOOD Sisig (Recommend) Masarap! This sisig hit differently, rather than fried and crispy I felt they used different parts of the pork. Then mixed with onions, seasoning and citrus flavors. I enjoyed the textures and the comfort to it. Fried Chicken (Recommend) Another comforting dish - crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and seasoned well rounded. Nothing overly complicated or trying to reinvent fried chicken--just straightforward familiarity. CUSTOMER SERVICE Awesome! Friendly people and quick services. TL;DR OVERALL 4.5 Stars. Good portions, reasonable prices, and comforting Filipino food without all the extras. Nanay's Best BBQ feels appropriately named. There's something familiar about walking up to a counter filled with Filipino dishes, choosing your ulam, loading up some rice/garlic rice/noodles, and sitting down to a hearty meal. For some familiary Filipino flavors, definitely check out Nanay's Best BBQ. #RepresentAZN #FilipinoFoodMovement TIPS * Come hungry--the combo makes for a hearty lunch.

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