Dhale P.

I arrived around 10am and they were pretty busy, but line moved fast. The guy taking my order was very friendly and we had a genuine small talk and not the kind that is "forced". The lady who made my drink overheard our conversation about me being pregnant and congratulated me and talked to me about how I was feeling. My experience makes me strongly disagree with the bad reviews about the staff and wait time. Also, this the first coffee I've had since finding out I was pregnant and it was the best thing I've had this year - not lying! You can literally taste quality. The vanilla syrup is house made and they use actually vanilla paste as I could see vanilla bean particles. As I am watching my caffeine intake, I asked for a single shot of espresso. I would definitely go back. This may be my new favorite coffee shop in all of WA!

Amanda C.

Delicious drinks, fun mock tails, delicious food. And great service! Couldn't ask for better! We came about an hour before closing and really enjoyed the chorizo burrito! The staff were so kind and didn't rush us even though we definitely stayed right up until close chatting away! Really cute cozy interior, although a little small. I do wish they had more mocktail options, but the ones they do have are awesome!

Cynthia B.

I discovered this wonderful coffee shop on accident while visiting the Pho Lynn restaurant with family next door. What a wonderful find! Excellent friendly service, really kind people, and the best Rooibos Tea Latte ever, with a touch of sweetness and cinnamon. The young female brunette who made my tea did a fantastic job. Best tea and best customer service in Washington. The space looks really nice, clean, and comfortable too. And the Blueberry Lemon Gluten Free Dessert coffee cake is delicious. Thank you! Cynthia

Olystacy B.

This place checks all the boxes. Beautiful ambiance, ample comfortable seating, clean restaurant, easy parking, nice employees, and nice selection of tasty food items. But, the coffee! It is smooth and amazing and delicious! It is really good quality coffee. They offer free refills of brewed coffee and I appreciate that the most! Easy drive thru and quick service.

Babette C.

Have driven by this place for a year and never had reason to come in. Luckily Sis finally noticed this place and insisted. Thanks Sis because this place is a little bit of Pinterest heaven. The dark walls are calming, the music is Foo fightery so it brings a little bit of energy to a place that could be a little too safe and coporatey. There's enough space for people to not be sitting on top of each other, listening to each other's business. Their merch is cool, with coffee flasks, sweatshirts, and stickers hanging around, but enough with the vibe, the food's the thing. The man who greeted us seemed excited we walked in and that's always nice. He made solid suggestions and was excited to talk about the food, which I love! The coffee is good. Got a plain latte, no sugar which is new for me and it was good. The highlight is the pastries. I got the almond cake with blueberries. They served it warm and the cake had a crunchy crust, the way it should be. My sister got the blueberry cheese danish and it is crispy and creamy and the blueberries were just right. Sis and I tried each other's pastries and I liked hers cheese danish better and she got excited because she liked my cake better so it was an happy switch. Ever since I've moved to Washington I've been in search of a great croissant. Left Bank Pastry has got solid croissants, but I'm on the fence of whether it's worth the drive. Samayra's blueberry danish, with it's croissant dough base, is probably the best pastry I've had in this state so far. I want more of it now but they ran out. Must come back tomorrow for more!

Shannen M.

A cozy, urban, rustic coffee shop. I had a great first experience. Upon entering we were greeted with a friendly smile. As it was our first time visiting the cashier did a great job at explaining the menu and making suggestions. I ordered an extra hot house-made vanilla latte with oat milk, my husband ordered a cold brew with cold foam with their house-made vanilla syrup and we shared their house-made chocolate chip cookie. My extra hot, house-made vanilla latte was a 10/10 It was everything warm and cozy in a rustic coffee mug. The house-made syrup is delicious, not too sweet and you can definitely taste vanilla bean. The house-made chocolate chip cookie is a 9/10 A little crunchy around the edges and soft in the middle. Not too sweet and the perfect amount of chocolate chips. I think next time I'd pair a croissant with a latte and the cookie with an americano as having two sweet things can really add to the sugar rush. Overall a 9/10 experience. We came early morning over the weekend and it was fairly busy. We had to wait a while for our order and seating was limited. I wish it was a little bigger to accommodate the crowd but other than that it's a nice little place with excellent coffee. Can't wait to try more from their menu next time!

Crystal C.

It takes me a long time to consider writing a review for a coffee place because 1) I have to have been there as many times to really get to know the coffee; and 2) I have to realllllly care enough to write about it to share. : ) Took me 8 check-ins and here we go. This place is a solid 4 star. The coffee is pretty good. Aside from your regular go-to coffee menu, they also have rotating seasonal menu for those who are feeling more adventurous (currently serving espresso mule which sounds quite delicious). Their coffee base have more citrusy note to it (however not sour), and they make good cortado which is hard to come by for a coffee place because it takes fine balance to make it taste good with such small volume of liquid. They roast their own beans right here at the business and they sell packaged coffee beans. They take great pride in what they do and I think it shows when they make each cup. The atmosphere has comfortable, high ceiling, industrious, dark but cozy vibe. Customer service has been mostly wonderful during all of my visits, except for one time I tried ordering a cafe au lait with oatmilk and the tall lady with dark hair said that's not possible because "Cafe au lait means coffee with milk, and it can only be made with milk." It's actually my favorite coffee drink and I know what Cafe au lait means, and I've always been able to order it with alternative milk at other places including Starbucks (at Starbucks, it's called Caffe Misto). But I understand how they might want to do their coffees only by the books if that's what they strive for, so I opted for a different drink at the time. They also have a really good social media page on Instagram and I enjoy checking out their stories a lot for updates on menu and specials. Oh and last but not least, their charcuterie board is amazing and their pastries are from local bakeries and they've been yummy. I will continue to visit and enjoy my coffee here. I'm so glad they're here in my neighborhood.

John C K.

Recently opened in West Olympia up off of Cooper Point Road next to the Providence Medical walk-in clinic. (Above Walgreens). Nice young folks offering their own small batch coffee roast and espresso drinks. In addition, they have 4 or 5 pastries. They do sell their own roast for home consumption. This is a nicely decorated shop that also has some outside tables, over looking the Black Hills and a peekaboo view of the Olympic Mountains. It has a good vibe and appears already to have a good following. There is also a drive thru lane As it is my first visit, I only had a drip coffee. It is a medium roast and freshly brewed. Pretty smooth! For now, 4 stars based on my limited experience.