Breakfast and coffee truly made with love. Highly recommend the bacon egg and cheese croissant!read more

Very convenient and lots of choices. The lady that owns it is very nice and friendly. Good coffee!…read moreI didnt try any of the food but I will definitely be back. The only gripe I had was when I pulled up I was wearing a mask and she was not, which I found strange as it is during the covid situation

I had seen this online. It took over the Ren coffee spot in the thrift store…read more Easy parking. Vast menu. With so many different options. Laureen helped me . She was excellent. Casual vibes. Grab and go. Decent prices. The coffee was strong. The cold foam was tasty. The coffee was delicious. I am definitely coming back here again .

Iced butter Pecan Latte W Oat Milk Salted Maple Matcha W…read moreOat Milk The Matcha was amazing and so was the latte. At the time I went there was zero wait time so that was a plus for me.

Tried there coffee for the first time amazing I have the…read morePistachio latte with Oatmilk, OMG so good . Great Customer service

I had seen this on tiktok and knew that I had to try it…read more It's a coffee truck at a plant nursery. When we got there was a long line. The service was very very slow. The customer service was not good. The coffee was okay not that good. The location was nice. I'll give it that. I am willing to give it another try.

Rosso's Coffee 1st Anniversary Recap Happy 1st Birthday to…read moreRosso's! Their anniversary bash was a total blast! From the best strawberry matcha I've ever had to the live DJ keeping the energy high. It's the ultimate spot to grab a coffee or kick back with hookah and cigars. Make sure to follow them on Instagram to stay in the loop for their next event!

I was on FaceTime with my wife as she was telling me how she found her drink to be too sweet and…read moresimply wanted a small cup of water to dilute it while still enjoying her coffee. She politely approached the truck and was told that they do not provide cups of water and that bottled water was available for purchase. When she explained she only wanted a little water to finish her drink, she was again told no and encouraged to buy a bottle instead. She politely declined and returned to her table where my kids were. As she was explaining the interaction to me and my son, an employee who had been cleaning a nearby table abruptly interrupted the conversation and said, "If you want free water, go to Starbucks." My wife was understandably surprised and said, "Excuse me?" The woman then made it very clear that she was the owner and proceeded to say things such as: "What coffee shop gives free water?" "Why do people always want everything for free?" "If you don't like our ways, you can leave and go to Starbucks." My wife calmly explained that she had not come there to argue, especially over a cup of water that had already been denied and was no longer a big deal. She also reminded the owner that we were paying customers and had not asked for anything for free. In fact, my wife had generously tipped before being treated this way. I told my wife to keep me on the phone and I seen the owner continuing to pace around my wife ranting about people wanting things for free. Another employee, who appeared to be her daughter, was heard telling her in Spanish, "Ma, ya, basta" ("Mom, enough"), but the owner continued. She then sarcastically offered my wife sink water now and remarked, "You can drink it at your own risk," but while continuing to tell her to leave and go somewhere else for free water. The entire interaction was bizarre, awkward, and honestly shocking. My wife and kids sat there completely puzzled and offended. I told my wife to leave and she did but not before telling the owner that they would gladly leave but that, as a business owner herself, she should work on her customer service before running her business into the ground over her mouth. What was most surprising was that other customers witnessed the exchange too. I heard over the phone while my wife was walking out a customer say "that's not right". My wife said the couple also got up and left too. Overall, between the overpriced coffee, lack of Wi-Fi that my wife said they told her they don't share with customers and most importantly the incredibly rude and unprofessional treatment by the owner herself, this is not a place we will be ever visiting again or recommending as locals. All that unprofessional treatment over my wife asking for a cup of water to dilute their overly sweet and overpriced drinks, what a joke.

Stopped by on my way to the Airport to pick up 2 matcha's to go. So beautiful wow. I can't wait to…read morebe back.

Soooo I really wanted to like this place …read more Buttttttt..... It feels like more of a side hustle if the studio than an actual real business. I wasn't greeted when I came in which is a huge thing for me. The stuff wasn't the warmest but also I think it's due to their age ( very young) and maybe relation to whomever owns the studio but more of an age thing. I got the salted caramel brûlée which was good. I kinda wish the flavor was more distributed through the drink. Also they do give you a choice of the can or the cup. Would I go again? Probably not but I would tell someone if they are in the area to try it out.

Good things come to those who wait! I've been wanting to try Little V's after discovering it on…read moreTikTok a few weeks ago. The first time I tried to go they were closed (I think because of the carnival), and recently they had an event, so my timing just never worked out. Yesterday I stopped by close to their closing time and was surprised to see a long line. A few people left, but I decided to thug it out and wait. I'm glad I did because my oat milk latte with honey and cinnamon was delicious! Sweet just how I like it. The coffee tasted high quality and smooth, with no bitter aftertaste, which I really appreciated. The coffee shop itself is a cute vintage-style food truck, which adds to the charm. They were pretty busy, and it's a small team of young girls working, so give them a little grace. They don't have the manpower of bigger chains like Starbucks or Cali Coffee, but the vibe and the coffee make it worth it. I'll definitely be back!

I've seen this on insta . Knew that I had to give it a try. It has a circus theme . Easy parking …read more Quick service. The matcha was refreshing . Usual prices for matcha. I would come back here again !

COFFEE AT WFM SHUT DOWN ?…read more Each time I have shopped in this Whole Foods Market I notice this beautiful rustic Allegro Coffee Bar at the front near the customer service counter, but never tried it. Today, it was like a mini hurricane outside but took a drive to the Whole Foods Market specifically to grab a Cortadito for $1.65 small and $2.65 for a large - very good prices. Parked my vehicle ran through the rain and puddles getting soaked. Went to the coffee counter and the overly enthusiastic (not) employee said the coffee bar is temporarily closed for labor issues and ONLY can get an ordinary American drip coffee for about $3.00 - I was so agitated. No information when they will reopen other than a small posted closed sign on the counter (see pic). If anyone has further info on this coffee shop reopening please post it. Left the store without my coffee and had to go get my Espresso fix at Crema Gourmet.

The baristas are super friendly and give great recommendations. I was surprised at how great the…read morecoffee is for the price! Parking lot is difficult to navigate but if you're in the plaza and want coffee, this is a good choice

Amazing authentic coffee. The service is quick and personable. I highly recommend if in the area.read more

Delicious coffee, the vibes are immaculate, wonderful husband and wife owners - will definitely…read morereturn!