What a treat at the Vineyards Farmers Market! Their trailer was cute along with their logo so I…read morethought why not try their coffee! I couldn't decide which coffee to try so they offered me samples! Black Magic was a best seller and my favorite of the 3 hot coffees. After I purchased my coffee for a whopping $3, I saw they had the sand heating coffee that I've seen in videos but have never tried! They told me it was Armenian coffee- I bought for my fiance (to go)- also$3! As I'm getting ready to pay for the 2nd coffee- someone comes to buy almost all their bottled pistachio latte ($5). There was 1 bottle left. It was a sign- I asked to buy the last bottle. Lol. It was so smooth and sweet with a lovely hint of pistachio. I'm impressed and def a fan. Where else are you guys?! lol

bro. i don't live in fresno anymore so i had to stock up while visiting for the weekend. i always…read moreplan my trips around the wednesday/saturday vineyard farmers market as it's something we used to do a lot as a family growing up. i usually prefer an iced bev so when i asked if they could make me a chai on ice, they recommended i purchase a bottled version. their flavors are sooo good so i bought a couple. i got the chai, a lavender latte, and a cinnamon latte. i opted to a get a hot chai too and since they didn't have enough left to fill the cup, he gave it to me for free, which was so nice! i also went back for some whole coffee beans and they let me smell the beans first since i don't really know what i'm doing coffee-wise. i got my brother in law (who IS a coffee connoisseur and snob) jamaican me crazy. i got myself amaretto black. my BIL ground and brewed a cup for me and we both agreed that it was great. the lavender latte seems to be a crowd favorite. can vouch that it's delicious. they sold out and a woman was sooo sad. he said he usually prepares 10 of each flavor and this time he prepared 15 but it still sold out. another woman and i who both had bottles in hand gave each other knowing/smug glances so that was fun, haha.

I wish I had more time to enjoy this cute coffee shop in Selma. But I will tell you this: the…read morebanana pudding latte was deeeeeeelish! And great service! They have a lot of food items, and space to hang out or just work for hours. I definitely want to come back and drink my latte there. Update: I returned again and had another amazing latte! Loved it! And a pastry which are baked daily.

I will always come here when I'm in Selma! Best avocado toast out there, it's a must try. I always…read moreget the iced Shakerato and it's always a hit. I recommend this place to everyone I know!

Best coffee I've tried to date. Tried over 100 different coffee shops chains included (won't…read moremention any names). Fast service! Coffee is so smooth. Gives you a nice clean energy because the coffee quality is above and beyond. This is the only place I'm getting coffee from now! Brûlée caramel macchiato is one everyone will love.

I got the Fireside Latte and it was delicious! Will definitely be ordering again soon!read more

Absolutely disgusting! I was here last week and the customer service was terrible. The two people…read moreworking had a bad attitude. My latte tasted like a literal milkshake, yuck. They charge extra for whipped cream. And they use some nasty powders to make all of the drinks, nothing is fresh. I love supporting small local businesses but I will not be back at this one.

Barista Nat was amazing! Friendly smile, quick service and perfectly yummy hot mocha. Love…read moresupporting this place. I'll keep coming back. 10/10 recommend

Outstanding service in a peaceful atmosphere. Nice locally owned place, definitely worth the stopread more

An unexpected delight and my new favorite cafe in the area! Whenever I visit my Grandma, I find the…read morecoffee and tea scene to be limited. Craving a hot beverage, I'm so happy Yelp led me here versus a chain store. The cafe is bright and welcoming with a modern yet minimalist vibe to it. There's some greenery with plants and ample tables for customers to work, study, or chill at with WiFi available. The baristas working were friendly and got our drinks out quickly. What I love about this cafe is that they offer your typical coffee and tea drinks but also special and seasonal ones. Different sizes, dairy alternatives, and adjustments can be made. My Grandma had a Small Hot Mocha with Almond Milk. She gulped it down in 10 minutes and kept saying it was good. I had a Small Hot Fudgy Chai with Oat Milk. It was creamy, soothing, and a balance of sweetness and spice. I look forward to trying their matcha. Nestled in the heart of downtown Dinuba with free parking out front, Brick and Stone Coffee is a diamond in the rough for residents and visitors. Kind service, calming ambiance, and plenty of deliciously caffeinated beverages for all palates.

Such a lovely café and baklava bakery! The signature latte was really good, with a smooth,…read morewell-balanced flavor, the espresso shot though wasn't overly strong. The pastry we tried was incredibly fresh, perfectly balanced, and not too sweet, which I really appreciated. The staff was also very nice and friendly. The interior is beautiful, modern, and stylish, making it a nice place to sit and enjoy coffee and dessert. It was quite noisy inside during our visit, but overall, we had a great experience and would definitely come back to try more of their pastries and

This coffee place was around the corner from my hotel, and I drove past it a few days before…read morefinally stopping in, and I am so glad I did! The ambiance of this place is awesome. It's obvious the owners put money and thought into the space: it's warm, welcoming, very nicely appointed but doesn't feel stuffy . Casually upscale in the best way. Beautiful furnishings. Tons of seating options, and different spaces to provide ample opportunities for good conversation. I ordered a cardamom latte; cardamom Is a lovely spice to season cookies and fall food with and it was delicious. Just the right amount of sweetness and the milk was perfectly frothed. I also ordered an equally delicious fruit tart. The tart pastry was a perfect size, clearly freshly made with sweet, ripe bits of fresh fruit. The pastry case was full of things that I would've liked to try if I had had a few weeks to work through all the options. The place was relatively busy, as it should be, being such a lovely spot to hang out and have a coffee at! The next time I'm back in Fresno, I plan on hanging out there, to linger over good conversation and a great cup of coffee.

The best coffee I have ever tasted! He created a blend for last Christmas that was absolutely…read moremarvelous - smooth, very low acid, almost "creamy" in the taste. The only thing that could make this coffee better would be a retail outlet as right now it needs to be ordered online - BUT the coffee is fresh roasted to order and a good price, too! How cool is that?

Went to their "pop-up" location outside their permanent future residence on Pollasky. Workers were…read moresuper nice and shared their specials with us. As a Fil-Am woman, I loved seeing a Filipino inspired beverage menu. Their specials were different turon (banana lumpia) flavored drinks. I got their turon latte and it was good! Probably would've taste it better with oat milk like they recommended, but I wanted to be more macro friendly so I opted for regular milk (totally my fault lol). It taste like a caramel latte with the aftertaste of banana, which was kind of nice because sometimes fake banana can be overpowering. If they were to have this same drink line, I would try the turon Matcha next time! Will definitely return to try it all. Can't wait for the actual cafe location to open on Pollasky. Inside looks super cute as of right now and is definitely going to be a hit spot soon :)

Honestly I believe that Hapa has a lot of potential to become a great coffee staple in the future…read more The spot for the shop is ideal, in the middle of old town Clovis and connecting with a local pastry shop; the combination could not get any better. I was greeted by a cashier, nothing out of the ordinary and the space provides a good amount of seating both indoor and outdoors. However, they are lacking in flavor for their coffee, I ordered the Ube Leche Flan and did not get any Ube notes, it tasted more like regular coffee with milk and hazelnut creamer. I think that if Hapa were to use homemade syrups or another brand that allows for the coffee to be able to get all flavors present it will be unstoppable in the Central Valley!