I came here to meet my friend. It very nice and much bigger then a Phoenix location I have gone to…read more They seem to always be busy thru the drive thru orders. I got the Elvis which is my favorite!! I didn't try any food (never do) only cause the drink is enough carbs for this diabetic. lol. I prefer to drink them. I will come back.

Huge shout out to Will and Nova! We're currently on a roadtrip and needed some strong coffee and…read moreboth employees were helpful, kind, and friendly :) thank you again for making our morning wonderful

It's a small counter inside the Cider Corp cidery. If you're a real coffee nerd, this place is…read moreworth the trip. Light-roasted single-origin varietals, weird co-ferments, people who really, really care about coffee. If you have opinions about the V60 vs. the Kalita Wave, this place is for you. Added bonus: you can get Myke's pizza while you're there... the best Neapolitan pizza in the Valley not named Bianco.

Interesting place to find a Cafe inside a warehouse for bar and others…read more Restroom: 2 individual restrooms Parking: free street parking The guy was super nice. We got sparking matcha and hojicha latte. We like it.

This is hands down my favorite coffee shop. As a student, I've been to a lot of coffee shops, and…read morethis one stands out every time. I absolutely love their chia, it's rich, bold, and full of flavor, and the matcha is truly top tier. The space is filled with artwork and has such cozy, welcoming vibes. This is my go-to spot, and I'll definitely keep coming back. The service and quality are always amazing, and I always feel comfortable here.

Really (yes, very really) bad coffee and the chai was clearly premade. While I was hungry enough to…read moreeat the whole thing, the Turkey sandwich felt like it was just Walmart ingredients and Ruffles potato chips. The place has a unique and interesting vibe, but felt more dirty than it did quirky. The cringy (yes, very cringy) live music being performed with maximum intensity on a grand piano shoved into the corner of the front room was just about the worst part of it all.

I have been coming to beanchain since they were a little stand serving coffee out in front of their…read morestore before it was built. Their coffee is delicious and is always made exactly how I want it. I love love love their honey maple flavor combo and it always tastes amazing in an americano or latte. The staff is always wonderful and they always remember my face! :)

I was nearby and wanted some coffee. This place had really good reviews and I can see why!…read more Beanchain is HUGE, lots of space for studying, working or catching up. It was not busy during the week when I came by around 9am. They have a great book selection but ask that you read the books there, not like a take a book leave a book. Lots of delicious looking pastries and food items available for purchase. I ordered the breakfast burrito with bacon and it was huge!! Enough for two meals. And it was delicious! I also ordered the blueberry muffin latte which was too sweet for me but still delicious. I would probably get less sweet next time! I can't wait to come back and try something else. Definitely recommend checking this spot out!

This is hands-down our favorite coffee shop in the entire Valley. We go out of our way to come here…read moreevery week, and sometimes multiple times a week because it's just that good. Their espresso is excellent, and I always order a latte with my own custom flavor combination using the syrups they offer. I also love their banana coffee, and their golden milk is fantastic. Honestly, everything we've tried has been great. The food is just as good as the drinks. We especially love the sourdough pizza, and their bagel with cream cheese is excellent. Every sweet treat we've tried has been delicious as well. What really keeps us coming back, though, is the people. The owner and Cali are incredibly kind and welcoming. It's always fun to stop in and chat with them, and they make a point to remember their customers, which makes the experience feel so personal and genuine. Great coffee, great food, and even better people. We absolutely love this place and can't recommend it enough

Good coffee, was out of almond milk though which is my preference. It was $25 for two small coffees…read morewith oat milk and a bagel... I understand small businesses needing to stay afloat and make a profit, but for the working class who wants to enjoy a coffee to get through their day, that's a bit much tbh. Would recommend to anyone in the area but it is expensive.

Cute vintage coffee shop in downtown Mesa with a great selection of drinks…read more Great place to sit down and enjoy a nice drink, they also have a small food menu as well. Great muffins

This place is nowhere near "new or trending", however it has been around for a while and for good…read morereason. I've been to The Nile but only for music shows. I finally made my way in for the coffee shop! Took me long enough :) Per the other reviews, it's a love it or hate it experience for people. For me, I was happy with my experience there. It's a super cute spot with plenty of seating. I liked the music playing and it was a nice coffee shop vibe-- steady activity yet also chill. Plenty of people were meeting up there and others working on their laptops solo. We were meeting with our realtor and it was a good spot to fill out some paperwork with him and chat. The 2 baristas I interacted with were friendly and answered my questions about menu items. Drinks were made was speedy and bagel came out before burrito. I was told they were making the batch of vegan "steak" so I was given a heads up. All good things. For the drinks, I really liked them. The flavors all worked. The matcha latte was smooth and delicate. Not obnoxiously sweet like some coffee shops. I ordered the hazelnut cookie latte and it was better than I expected, sweet but again not overly sweet. Both with Oatmilk. I knew the Nile was a vegan place, and used to be called Volstead. I'm not vegan but always willing to try out vegan places. I ordered the breakfast sando w/ bagel and the breakfast burrito w/ steak. Both were good but I learned that I don't like the taste or consistency of vegan eggs, so that part I took off the bagel. However the hashbrown, vegan sausage patty and cheese remaining were yummy! Luckily the burrito didn't have the eggs in it and I'm glad it didn't. For me, the burrito needed a salsa or sauce inside. They have Cholula available on the side, but it needed more flavor in the burrito itself. I took the burrito home and reheated in toaster over for lunch, added some green tomatillo/avocado sauce and then it was perfect. I hope this downtown Mesa gem keeps going strong as a small, local place since there are so many Starbucks already no one really needs more of that. I'll definitely be back for music shows on the other side of the building, and now I can add coffee as reasons to stop by during the day.

I came by here on a Saturday afternoon around 3pm and it was pretty slow. Xing Fu Tang is located…read morein a really busy shopping plaza and it took a few minutes to find a parking spot. The inside is really pretty and shiny, with some tables and high tops to sit at. Very clean. The people working were really nice. I tried the brown sugar boba milk tea and it was yummy, but I'm not sure it was worth $7+ dollars. There was A LOT of ice in that drink.

After having lunch next door. Had to stop and try one of taiwans top tea shops. Xing fu tang was…read moreexcellent. Service was great. Gal was super nice Got myself a white peach tea. Super refreshing. Not too sweet And most importantly didn't taste artificial Friend got her usual fav brown sugar boba. Both good quality drinks and one of the best in the area

Regroup Coffee + Bicycles isn't your average coffee shop, it's also a cool custom bike studio and…read morecycling café. In addition to coffee and tea, they serve pastries from Chacónne Patisserie and Noble Bread, which are both local legends. I stopped by Regroup Coffee on a random Saturday morning. The parking lot is small, but there were plenty of spots when I got there. I was greeted as soon as I entered. It was a pretty slow morning for the cafe, so it was quiet inside. I ordered a maple date latte with almond milk and a peanut butter banana toast. Both were delicious! I would absolutely return to try more from their menu!

A cozy little coffee shop with a cute patio, and a cute little interior as well! The baristas are…read morealways super welcoming and helpful with any questions. Some of my favorite coffee in the valley, they use high quality coffee beans that really shines through in every drink- I love how their drinks are usually just subtly sweet and don't overpower the drink. I also love that they make some of their syrups in house, which really elevates the drinks they make. highly recommend the almond croissant if you're able to get one before they sell out, it's truly divine. Ive also tried their chai before, which was well spiced and balanced, the strawberry matcha is a great drink as well. I've also tried their protein slayer shake which was good (except i'm not the biggest fan of vegan protein powder). Looking forward to my next visit!

Super cute coffee and pastry shop. They have a large menu to choose front as well as some cute keep…read moresakes and goodies. The shop offers a cozy spacious patio seating as well as some 5 top and 2 tops inside. Service was welcoming and friendly. It was our first times, I tried the cold Carmel macchiato coffee and it was perfect sweet to coffee ratio for me:) I would def order again. It's a nice meet up place or two f you want to have a meeting unless you sit on the patio during leaf blowing of trimming hour then you might have to yell every other sentence but other than that great and cozy!

Was looking for a nearby coffee spot after class and decided to try out Honey 2 a Bee. My low…read morerating is because I didn't love their matcha. To be fair, the employee gave me a warning that they use ceremonial matcha which is much stronger and asked me if I wanted to change it out for a more typical matcha powder they use for other drinks. I've had great ceremonial matcha before so I didn't think it would be a problem but for some reason I felt like my drink tasted so odd. I got their spanner matcha which was described to be salted maple flavoring. I'm not sure if it was the matcha or the maple but it had a weird aftertaste that I can seem to describe it other than an expired taste. Because the employee gave me a warning before I would go back and try something else in hopes of a better experience.