Thursday evening bluegrass night is so fun! Musicians for each evening are chosen randomly... often…read morethey've never played together or don't even know each other but everyone is very good so its always a treat. No cover charge but to make sure you get a seat at a table you can reserve it for $15, otherwise take a weat & hope it isn't reserved. Beer, wine, & coffee are available if you like & food can be ordered from the place next door.

One of the best good cold brew coffees I have had. The Latte is great too. The baristas were…read more really friendly and quick. It was my first visit to the shop, and in this instance it was clear the person at the register really didn't want to be working. They were super distracted on their personal phone and made zero effort to know anything about the menu. Maybe they were just having a bad morning like we all occasionally have. I'll certainly pay the shop another visit.

I'm not a coffee connoisseur, but this is my fave coffee spot…read more Highlights: - Quality base coffee - Good flavored syrups--especially over the holidays - Besides inside, they have a few tables out front in patio - Good chill vibes Lowlights: - Lines can get long

Only reviewing their latte and the service. I was walking…read moredown the area and in need of coffee and found this place. The lady at the counter was very nice. Coffee was nice and strong. I like it. Many coffee places do not service strong coffee and its disappointing for me. Paid parking around the area and it can be hard to find. Good place to check out.

Very cute place. It's inside of a shopping plaza parking lot. I live their decoration. It's pretty…read morequick service. The drink is good.

Ken's Coffee Bar operates out of a super cute, tiny cafe truck setup. They have plenty of seating…read moreoutside, a really nice outdoor decor, and a pretty unique menu of lattes. The staff was also super polite and welcoming. That said, the drinks were a bit of a mixed bag. I ordered the orange cardamom latte for myself and a pistachio latte for my husband. The orange cardamom latte was honestly pretty underwhelming. Instead of a bright, zesty citrus note, it came across as purely linear and sour. Mix that sourness with whole milk, and it just didn't taste right or appetizing at all, and the cardamom was way too subtle to save it. On the other hand, the pistachio latte was actually really delicious. The only catch? It didn't taste like pistachio at all. It was very vanilla-forward instead. So while it was a great cup of coffee, missing the actual featured flavor was a bit of a letdown. Great vibe, sweet staff, and nice outdoor seating, but the specialty flavors could definitely use some tweaking.

Delicious coffee with heart and soul! We stumbled on this…read moreamazing business during our walk in town. Met the proprietor And several neighbors. The coffee is smooth and delicious and I'm hooked!

We used Sipbie for our resident events tice now and can't wait for the next opportunity to book…read morethem! And the coffee is delicious!!!!

Tico Coffee Roasters have become my go-to place for whole beans coffee. I've experienced a few of…read moretheir roasts and the Black Tiger is my favorite. About 6 months ago I made a switch from the convenience of my Keurig to buying quality beans, grinding them myself and make proper Americanos instead of popping in a pod and pushing a button. I've done a lot of experiments with beans and so far I haven't found better beans than the beans I pick up from Tico Coffee Roasters. I really appreciate to have roasters of this quality in my neighborhood! Coffee is like wine, the better the quality is, the less you need. I used to go through 4-5 Keurig pods every day, but I'm plenty fulfilled by 1-2 cups of coffee made from Tico's beans. So even though it seems like I'm paying more for coffee with Tico, I'm not. I highly recommend you to try Tico's beans. They have amazing deals through Too Good To Go if you are looking for a deal to try it out.

Their store hours posted everywhere online, including here on Yelp and on their Instagram and…read moreFacebook pages, show that they close at 2pm. I stopped by today at 1:38pm and was told that they close at 1:30pm every day. Disappointed to have made the drive over off of inaccurate information on their sites.

Austin at Strait Coffee Roasters is a class act. He is doing the roasting and will brew you a…read moregreat cup of coffee. I've been visiting his booth at the farmers market for about 8 weeks now and I have tried about 5 different coffees. All have been great coffee from his lower end to his higher end beans. I just bought my first bag from him today, and I am looking forward to it after a bit of rest. It was roasted last night, so super fresh. If you haven't tried his coffee yet, stop by, let it cool a bit and sip it black. I promise you'll want to come back for more.

Stopped by the Strait Coffee Roasters booth at the farmers market today. Austin, the roaster, is…read morevery friendly and approachable. He specializes in light-roast, single-origin (often rare) beans. He mainly sells bags of coffee but also serves excellent pour-overs--clean cups with fruit-forward notes. The bean selection was fantastic, spanning what he categorizes as Traditional, Rare, and Exceptional varieties. I picked up a bag of Colombia CGLE -- Las Margaritas Gesha Honey (Rare) and had a single-cup pour-over. Delicious, perfectly roasted coffee with tropical fruit flavors and no bitterness or off‑flavors. I'll definitely be back!

Great service and great drinks. The berry chantilly matcha is a favorite, but their prices overall…read moreare some of the best in town for the quality.

We stopped into Manresa Bread to try their Monkey Bread Latte. I added an extra shot. The guys said…read moreit was the same price for 2, so why not? My drink was ready quick considering how busy it was. It was strong, but delish!

I've been here a few times, and I honestly don't know why I haven't reviewed this place yet…read more The moment you walk into Manresa Bread, you're greeted right away. The space has a modern yet warm feel with beautiful natural wood finishes, fresh loaves of sourdough lining the shelves, pastries displayed in the case, and a mix of large communal wood tables, regular seating, and high-top tables. It's the kind of café that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. The staff was friendly and helped us choose both a pastry and our toast. They were also happy to customize our order--we asked for the levain sourdough toast with butter instead of the usual olive oil. That toast was absolutely divine. The sourdough had the perfect balance: chewy without being too sour, with a crust that was crisp but not so hard that it fought back. Easily the best sourdough toast I've had in the Bay Area. If you come here, this is the one thing you have to order. The only disappointment was the butter. They serve French butter, but for an extra $2, the portion was tiny and honestly nothing special. I've had better butter from Whole Foods. It didn't take away from how incredible the bread was, but it wasn't worth the upcharge. Their Kouign-amann is also one of the best I've ever had. Instead of the typical flat, flaky style, theirs is taller with countless buttery layers that create an amazing texture. The cappuccino was another highlight. It had subtle notes of orange peel, whiskey, and cardamom, making it unique. The latte art was beautiful too. Overall, Manresa Bread is one of those cafés that makes you want to sit down with a laptop or a book and spend a few hours there. The only downside is there are no power outlets, so come with a full battery if you're planning to work. Must orders: Levain sourdough toast with butter and the Kouign-amann. Both are worth the trip.