Will forever keep purchasing these coffee beans a subscription membership would be lovely lol…read moreevery 2 months for my bags of coffee beans

OMG!!! The best coffee beans!!! Don't sleep on Captain Davy's!!! I said what I said!!!!read more

They were at the Farmers Market at Arrowhead mall…read more There was a line and I wanted coffee but lines usually mean it's pretty good. Vibes were fast paced but also chill. The line moved very quickly, service was friendly. The coffee was rich and smooth. I had the Dubliner. It's a nitro cold brew. They normally make it with half and half but I wanted coconut milk. Now I know that coconut milk with Irish cream and hazelnut sounds like it won't mix well, but I wanted what I wanted lollll. Will I go back? Obvi. They also seem like they have a lot of regulars. Well, now I know why. It's super good. They have a few non dairy milk options: coconut, almond and oat. Otherwise it's nonfat, whole milk, half and half or chocolate. They also offer flavored milks for the kiddos and tea as well. I can't wait to go back and try other options. Don't miss out on this place, unless you don't like caffeine, milk, tea or happiness in a cup.

I've had the opportunity to try crest coffee roasters at the arrowhead farmers market. I ordered…read morecaramel delight. Oh my goodness it was so creamy and delightful indeed. I regret not getting a bigger size. I'd love to try their coffee again! The service was great! Can't say too much about the ambiance since it was in the farmers market!

From their customer service to the actual end-product, Lost Dutchman Coffee Roasters is the real…read moredeal. If you want fresh, interesting coffee anywhere in the Phoenix area, look no further. I've tried five of their roasts so far and have enjoyed each one.

Roasted on Tuesday, received on Wednesday and perfect! Opened my eyes to how important it is to…read moreuse coffee close to it's roast time.

Located in a strip mall in North Central Phoenix. No issue parking, plenty of spots. The coffee…read moremenu covers a lot of items. Many of the standards plus some speciality drinks. I opted for an Americano. It was okay - had a bit of a sour note on the finish. Not my favorite. The service was quite good - fast and friendly. The ambiance is fairly standard coffee shopish. Tables spread out, a merch stand and a place to order. N*joy!

This café is cute and refreshingly to the point. The prices aren't outrageous like some other…read morecoffee shops, and the coffee quality is genuinely great. The people who work here are incredibly sweet. My friends and I all give it our full approval.

Have had this place bookmarked for a while but didn't have anything to make my own coffee at home…read morebud now I do! It's really cool, kinda off on its own and neat architecture. Just a small place, they use the honor system and you can pay with Venmo/cash/zelle outside from the fridge, but I went inside to check it out. Got to see all the roasting equipment which was cool! I got a bag of decaf as my pregnancy craving currently is cold brew but I can't drink much caffeine! Can't wait to make it! Staff is nice and helpful as well! Would for sure come back. My son loved the little metal goat outside too haha.

Great Friendly and Welcoming experience. Of course, when you walk in their shop, aroma is amazing…read moreand the coffee I tried was good, definitely going back to try more. Thank you Cassie for making my first visit so wonderful.

One of the best, if not the best coffee I've had in Phoenix so far. We had the Dry Heat Latte…read more I have an espresso machine at home and normally make my own lattes, etc. We happened to be in this Moon Valley neighborhood and stumbled on this place. Very glad we gave it a try. Interior vibes are what I feel like more coffee shops should be like - strong community feel, books, music, artwork...it feels like something will trigger inside and you'll find inspiration there. The place had a steady flow of people. Some people were clearly soaking in vibes, chatting, reading, and playing games at the tables. It looks like they make their pastries and food on site. Looked great and will need to try some next time. I don't live close by, but I'll make an effort to stop by if I'm in the area.

Service was friendly…read more They made our drinks quickly. Mine was not overly sweet which is usually a concern of mine but I'm also a "do it and see what happens" when trying new coffee. I had the Xmas in July, brown butter brown sugar latte, iced with almond milk. Flavors were pleasant, not overpowering and not overwhelmingly sweet. The toasty flavor of the brown butter paired well with the almond milk and it wasn't too sweet with the brown sugar. If you like it sweeter they do have a condiment bar. My mini got the firecracker lemonade. It tasted exactly like a bomb pop. It was a little too sweet for my taste but she loved it. Cute vibes, super chill. Ample parking as it shares a parking lot with multiple businesses. FYI: the parking lot exit on the side with the light and the smaller side street is more "low car friendly". The lip of the entrance to the parking lot from 7th St is weirdly steep.

NOTE: they may be open, but we were told that they do not serve food for the first 30 mins…read more We came when they opened and were told we would have to wait a half hour to eat anything besides pastry. Annoying, honestly. But we walked around Home Depot next door to kill the time. We sat outside and were disappointed most of the chairs had not been cleaned (almost all of them had some bird poop on them), but we managed to find two chairs that were clean. The chairs themselves are not comfortable, though, and I would be remiss if I didn't warn my thick thigh/bigger hipped girlies to let you know they have wire bucket chairs that can be very uncomfortable to sit in. All that said, the food was good! The service was also good. We enjoyed our coffees which were very good, shared an apple pastry warmed up that was very flavorful and fresh, and shared a high protein egg white plate all very tasty. Would we come back? Maybe. Also: how are you called the black and white cafe and don't have a black and white cookie?! Seems like a huge missed opportunity there! Overall, the dining experience outside was less than desirable with the dirty tables and chairs. Also them not serving food when they opened seems like a mismanagement issue. But the food was good (so perhaps we would recommend sitting inside rather than outside).

First time there. Only thing I did not like was a slight smell from cigar store next to it…read more It was the BEST BLT sandwich I have ever had. Bacon was crispy and everything was fresh and toasted just right Service very friendly. I will definitely be going back.

My first thought was, this place is HUGE. It's a massive building, with a good size parking lot,…read morethat was almost completely full. When I walked in, I was surprised to see it wasn't too busy. You can see several large roasters in the back, which is kind of exciting having it on hand and to see them working. My coffee was good. But my only complaint was... my 20 oz latte was $7. I don't mind paying more, for higher end coffee, in higher end areas... I get it, but I still kind of had sticker shock, I'm not sure I have ever paid that much. I think it's usually $4-6. ... I would still come back and buy their coffee though. Though I might look around and see if there are better options, and if there wasn't, I would just throw money at them, cause I want a good local coffee.

Press Coffee is one of those places you tell all your friends about. It has such a unique…read moreatmosphere being in an industrial building with a large roasting area. The baristas are very knowledgeable and happy to offer suggestions. The espresso honey cinnamon shaker is to die for! They also offer a few different coffee classes which was such a fun date for my husband and I. The guy who taught the class was extremely knowledgeable and we learned so much! I definitely recommend it if your looking for a fun activity in the area!

My experience at Cortez coffee was like a personalized coffee experience. Ron (the owner) guided me…read moreinto the warehouse room in the back and showed me the bins of the different kinds of coffee he has. I selected one and he took some beans back to the cafe in the front and made me a cup of coffee with those beans so I could try it out before I bought a bag. The coffee was perfect - well balanced and smooth. Ron said the he owns a coffee farm in Costa Rica (where he is from), but he sources his beans from around the world, depending on where the best beans are from at a particular time of year. If you want to learn about and buy coffee from someone who has been in the business for decades and is very passionate about it, come check out this little shop!

Excellent family owned establishment. They sell both coffee and chocolate. They roast their own…read morecoffee, and make their own chocolate. At the front is the coffee bar where you can sample their coffees and chocolates. In the back, are the roasters, office, and areas where they make everything. They were kind enough to provide a tour. The Midge Coffee Spread was delicious (coffee + cocoa butter). You mix it into hot milk or hot water and it's lovely and smooth. I also got the Cortez Primo Coffee Drops which were like coffee chocolate bon bons, very delicious, and 1 = a cup of coffee. Thank you Ron & Judith for a lovely visit!

Good Mythical Morning! Let's talk about that…read more I always think of Good Mythical Morning when seeing Mythical Coffee. That said, I don't think Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal are involved with this adorable coffee shop. I digress! I recently ordered the Bourbon Peach Latte with oat milk ($6.50 + $0.75 for oat milk), Blueberry Pie Latte ($6.50), and a Breakfast Sammy with ham ($8). The Bourbon Peach Latte is a seasonal summer drink. It features caramelized sugar, simmered bourbon and heavy cream, real peaches, vanilla bean paste, and a touch of salt. You also get a cute peach gummy ring on the side. The Blueberry Pie Latte is another seasonal summer drink. It includes espresso, blueberry pie syrup, and milk, topped with cream cheese cold foam and a cinnamon graham cracker crumble. Honestly one of the best variations of a blueberry drink I've had at a coffee shop. My favorite blueberry-anything at any coffee shop actually. As for their Breakfast Sammy, it had garlic aioli, egg, ham, avocado, cheddar cheese, and Everything Bagel seasoning. You can definitely taste the garlic in this sandwich. It was a great way to start my Saturday after spin class. I totally ate back my calories but no regrets. If I were Benson Boone, I'd say that Mythical Coffee was mystical, magical. Two thumbs and a moon beam ice cream up!

Q: Why don't coffee beans ever get tired? A: They have a…read morelatte energy. Been wanting to pop in for a while and after a Saturday morning fitness class, coffee was needed. Came in and got the Blueberry Pie Latte. It's good and I recommend it. I tend to gravitate towards blueberry drinks and this place does it right. The Blueberry Pie Latte is a specialty seasonal drink. It features espresso and house-made blueberry pie syrup combined with milk, finished with a signature cream cheese cold foam, and topped with a cinnamon graham cracker crumble. You can actually taste the blueberry. Four stars for Mythical Coffee. This great coffee spot and I can see why it's so well loved.