The best coffee place in Pittsburgh especially if you like to relax in the cafe or use their…read moreoutdoor seating, they have great coffee and cool vibes, plus staff is always amazing they have exceptional service

This place rules. It's the best coffee in town. The shop is super cute, I love the green and wood…read moreinside. There's a good amount of seating and they play good music. The people who own it usually work here and they're super cool and fun to talk to. If you're a real coffee aficionado, this is your spot! They have geshas and anaerobic coffee. Even their basic drip is fruit forward. The nitro tea was also unique and while mild in flavor, I appreciate what they're doing. Definitely a great spot to hang. They were out of food by the time we got there but they do have brekkie sandwiches.

MY FAVORITE!! La…read morePrima has my heart, especially the Strip District location This is the very first La Prima Espresso shop, located at 21st & Penn. It's also a veteran-owned small business, which makes supporting it even better. With the warmer weather coming, I love seeing people outside playing cards, sipping lattes, and bringing their dogs along. You can grab fresh beans to make at home, enjoy local pastries in the morning (until they sell out), and the baristas are incredibly talented. Such a special spot full of history, community, and really great coffee.

Best iced vanilla latte in the city. Vanilla lattes are the great equalizer for me and I haven't…read morefound a better one in Pittsburgh than la prima. Strong, just the right amount of sweet and creamy.

Plenty of off-street parking, the ambiance is lovely, service was impeccable, and the tea and…read morefood...Divine!

What a great shop right in Mt Oliver! I went here on a Saturday morning. The service was great,…read morecoffee was fresh, and the food was delicious. I had the iced americano, which came with an orange peel, which was excellent. I also had the savory crinkle with mushrooms and onions and it was very flavorful. I would highly recommend ECHT!

Even though it was slow, staff weren't as helpful this time as they usually are, told us (politely)…read moreto just smell stuff on our own and bring it to the counter if we want to buy it. Every other time, it's a great experience and they come out and help, especially if you don't know your teas, if can be overwhelming. The lemon black tea is good, we made it when we got home! Looking forward to trying all of the others we got.

O. U. T. S. T. A. N. D. I. N. G. Here's where you can get…read moreexcited about coffee and tea. What a resource for coffee and tea lovers. I've been buying espresso whole beans since the 80's. I send bags of coffee to out of town Pittsburgh friends for Christmas and special occasions. The most spectacular espresso I have ever tasted. I try the specialty coffees from time to time for a treat. They have an eclectic assortment of unique coffee and tea related items and just wonderful treats. Tickle your taste buds in this unassuming Pittsburgh treasure. A must for anyone visiting the strip. A TRULY WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE!

This was our go to spot during Covid when we lived in the Mexican war streets. We'd order an oat…read moremilk iced latte and it quickly became our addiction. The space is warm and inviting, but not a ton of seating so definitely arrive early. This is how a Neighborhood coffee shop should feel. Mr Rogers would be proud.

I used to frequent this coffee shop when i lived on the North Side, and it's still one of my…read morefavorite spots to visit whenever I'm in the area. Their lattes are consistently amazing, and they have plenty of great seating, whether you want to stay and relax or get some work done. One of my favorite things about this place is its location. Right across the street is a charming community garden where you can sit, enjoy the beautiful flowers, and do a little people watching. It's the perfect spot to slow down and enjoy a great cup of coffee.

I stopped by here a couple of Sundays ago now with my wife and twins for our morning coffee. Every…read moreSunday we try to hit up a new local coffee shop and on this Sunday we decided to go to the Redhawk Coffee location on Fifth Avenue. We had been to other Redhawk Coffees but not to this specific location. The inside of this shop was actually fairly large with an area with food on the one side including their baked goods under cloches and then a bunch of seating on the other side. In addition to the baked goods they have other things and it's worth mentioning they had a fun array of salty snacks like Chinese Lays (Hot Pot flavors) and also some salmon chips. For my coffee on this morning I decided to go with a honey cinnamon latte while my wife went with an iced vanilla latte. We also added a croissant to the order which our whole family each had a little bit of. My coffee here ended up being quite good as I enjoyed the deep and rich flavor of it. That paired nicely with the milk and you could also easily taste the cinnamon and the honey which was nice. What wasn't as nice was the 7.35 price tag for the 16 oz latte which is definitely on the higher side for the Pittsburgh market. Our croissant here was also good as it was crispy on the outside and light and fluffy on the inside. It also had a great buttery flavor which our whole family enjoyed. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Yes it was a bit on the pricier side but we all enjoyed what we had.

Attention Pittsburgh!!! Go to this coffee shop please. This place was amazing. It's a cute, quaint…read morecafe off of 5th ave and the coffee was delightful. My iced mocha was amazing and I think about it everyday, I need to go back.

Cute little cafe near the waterfront in North Shore. It's immaculately clean, so it might be on the…read morenewer side. They have a fun summer menu, and their cortado preparation was perfection. Also a treat -- a couple of gluten free breakfast options, including a muffin and breakfast cookie. It's tiny inside with 3 tables and 3 bar stools, so not ideal for a long hang or for working but great as a pitstop on the way to or from the Water Steps.

Stopped by Convive for a late afternoon coffee while we were walking across the bridge and around…read morethe PNC Park. I was hoping to get a pour over to try some of the beans, but unfortunately, they don't do pour overs here. CHERRY ESPRESSO TONIC I love flavored espresso tonics, but they can be a bit of a hit or miss. I was intrigued by this summer limited edition drink since I've never had a cherry version before. It was pretty refreshing, but a bit too sweet for me. I did enjoy the tonic they used -- it didn't have a weird aftertaste like other ones I've had. Overall, pretty clean and chill cafe. It was pretty empty when we stopped by a couple weeks ago. There were a few tables and chairs for us to rest a bit before walking around some more.

I don't even know what to say about this place besides that I am sooo mad that I didn't know about…read moreit sooner! We went for cold brew and of course couldn't not order food once we were surrounded by the delicious smells! The empanadas are superb. The crust is so crunchy and delicious. I've had a lot of empanadas in my day and their filling is really unique and I could probably eat a tray of them *chefs kiss* but the dipping sauce it comes with is literally out of this world. I need a jar of it. The Pan De Queso was also really really good. It came with dulce de leche dipping sauce and again very uniquely different than most dulce de leches that I've tried. This place seriously has its own flavors on regular classics and I am so happy that I am within a 8 minute drive of this place. Staff was super friendly and you can't beat being in the heart of the strip for some good people watching while you munch! I can't wait to try the guava and cheese croissant and the dulce de leche hot chocolate on my next visit!

Great quick service and the team was friendly. I enjoying trying something new in an arepa. As a…read moreplain eater, I ate all of my creole arepa but next time would get the chorizo arepa that I liked more of someone else's, or the breakfast one. The plantains are sweet, which I don't think I personally like as much in the arepa on their own. The smoothie was good and felt healthy, not too sweet, which was good and was a decent size. The mokoa had great reviews from someone I was with, they said it was the top 3 they've ever had, so I will be back to try coffee drinks. Prices were on the average side of expensive for drinks (around $7) and the food was around good price ($7-8 per arepa). It is at a convenient location for me and they make the parking lot cute with a few tables (since they are a food truck).