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    Press House Coffee

    4.1 (38 reviews)
    Closed • 6:30 am - 5:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Ben T.

    The coffee is really high quality and very enjoyable. Also got the cheddar biscuit which was well made and fluffy. Employees are nice, the place is clean, the music they got going on matches the vibe. Only complaint is the price. $19 for all this is a little much, hence the 4 star.

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    Lauren W.

    Cute little coffee shop on a corner of Sewickley. They make their own syrups in house and sell them to take home. Service is very friendly here. We ordered an espresso and an espresso soda with a little bit of citrus syrup. The espresso flavor is great and not burnt! Will be back here.

    Vanilla oatmilk latte
    Jennifer R.

    The Pittsburgh metro area is chock full of coffee shops and this is another great one out in the 'burbs. A perfect place for a coffee (and sweets) break after checking out all of the shops in charming downtown Sewickley. As other reviews have already noted...high prices but high quality. Syrups are made in house and beans are freshly roasted. Accessibility note: there is a large step up (with no ramp) from the front door entrance to the coffee bar area.

    Match Latte
    Melody B.

    I absolutely ADORE Press House Coffee. I have been a fan of them for years, so I was so happy when they were featured at a wedding I attended. They have the cutest cart which makes the ordering that much more fun and make fresh coffee onsite at your event and have a variety of options to fit your preferences and dietary needs. I was able to enjoy TWO iced lattes. I got the Carmel and the Matcha (my personal fav). If you're looking for a fun and creative coffee service for your next event I highly recommend Press House Coffee! They are very friendly, quick to reply, and were the highlight of the wedding!

    Iced orange latte
    Emma B.

    Unique building and atmosphere. The interior design is very creative and a fun place to sip and sit!

    Corinne K.

    We picked up a bag of beans from them at the Lawrenceville farmers market! The beans were good and we enjoyed them. We thought the packaging was fun and we appreciated the knowledge of the employee.

    Sarah M.

    I had a really delicious, very expensive latte here yesterday. While I wouldn't be able to afford to come here for daily coffees, it was the perfect stop for a rare latte treat. I ordered a latte ($5.50) with lavender syrup ($1) and almond milk ($1) for $7.50 total. It's definitely the best latte I've had in a while, and the best lavender syrup I've found in Pittsburgh. I ordered the drink half sweet and it was perfect. The shop was fairly crowded with more than half of its tables occupied around noon on a Wednesday, but there was no line. Next time I'm in the area I do plan to stop back in.

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    Kristen E.

    Cute coffee shop just off the main drag. They have sweet baked goods and sometimes donuts in addition to their drinks. I got a biscotti that was delicious but too big to eat at once, a cream filled donut, and a ginger toddy that was, honestly, too sharp for my tastes. Next time, I'll get the blueberry rooibos. Friendly staff. Beware the floor is on two levels, although the counter to order and the restrooms are on the lower side with the entrance. Restrooms are gender segregated. I used the men's when the women's was occupied and appreciated the hand lotion next to the hand soap. Street parking.

    Iced coffee and gingerbread latte with almond milk
    Lisa U.

    Menuing (I know, made up word) and ordering is quite disorganized. Mint menus everywhere making it unclear what is available. Cute sort of kitschy place and staff was friendly. Iced coffee was smooth, gingerbread latte includes some orange zest which is really nice. Also, ordering it as it comes (sub almond milk) proved to be not too sweet. Don't expect much in the way of food. They sell a few pastries and some packaged snacks like vegan bars and potato chips, so plan according and grab your coffee here then skip on down Broad St to fill your belly.

    Chai Latte
    Chris O.

    Cutest and sleek designed coffee shop! Kind barista. Matcha in a pear tree was delicious! The drinks came out in perfect temperature to drink.

    Halie G.

    Great coffee spot in Sewickley! Located the ambiance, very knowledgeable staff & really good coffee!!

    Zabrina H.

    Modern day hipster coffee shop in Swickley. Offers coffee, tea, and pastries. Free WiFi available. Perfect place to hang out to get some work done. I like the natural lighting in the shop. Every table has a window view. There are about 6-8 tables available. Staff is really friendly.

    Jason F.

    I stopped by here a couple of Sundays ago with my wife for our morning coffees. We had tried to come to press house a couple of times somewhat recently but it was being remodeled. So I was happy whenever I saw on Yelp that their hours were updated and they were open. The inside of this shop is nice with hardwood floors and then some tables for seating. Their espresso machines were unlike any I had seen before as it looked like the machine itself was under the counter with only the place for the portafilters and pucks on top. Last but not least they had Valkyrie donuts being sold here which are plant based donuts. After looking at the menu I ultimately went with the rosemary maple latte with oat milk and my wife went with the gingerbread latte with whole milk. I first tried my coffee after having something sweet from another place and while I could taste the oat, I could not taste the rosemary. However, after a palate cleanse I was able to taste the rosemary which was subtle but present as well as the sweetness from the maple. My wife ended up really enjoying her latte and she said it tasted like a gingerbread cookie which is something that she loves. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. While the coffee itself was a little expensive at $7 each, we both enjoyed ours.

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    One of my favorite coffee shops ever! Drinks are delicious and the service is amazing. This coffee shop is owned by an amazing family!

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    Tasty coffee and loved the friendly service. I recommend this very cheerful coffee house!

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    Great coffee shop with amazing flavors and fun ambience! Easy to get to and amazing staff.

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