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Valley Coffee Company

4.5 (97 reviews)
Closed 7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Dirty chai latte
Robert F.

We stopped in after dinner for a quick pick me up. The girl working the counter was polite and helpful, she also informed us that they would be starting a painting event in an hour. I ordered a dirty pumpkin chai and my girlfriend got a drip coffee. The coffees were served up hot and in a timely manner. The dirty chai was tasty and not too sweet. Only con is that they use paper cups for dine in rather than mugs.

Iced matcha
Rebecca W.

Valley coffee company is situated in one of the cutest neighborhoods in Phoenix! There is parking available right behind the coffee shop which was a plus. The service was very good and everyone was friendly and attentive. They have lots of seating and give off a community vibe. My only complaint was price! I bought an iced matcha 16oz with almond milk and payed $7.25. It was a good matcha but wish it was a little more affordable.

The completed paint and sip project.  These are really fun events
Gregory B.

Went down to Valley Coffee Company last night for a paint and sip event from 7-9 pm, curated by The Painters Lounge. What absolute fun. Good drinks, select beer and wine, and a nice simple menu. It was an hour + drive for me, but everything was great. Have access to private garage just behind coffee shop. Nice bright interior and a cool outdoor patio. Because I was painting on a pretty limited size surface, I just availed myself to a large Americano coffee. It was really good. I was eyeing the menu, but there was really no place in the little area that I was given for painting to set the food down so I passed. The menu looked good enough though that I'll probably go back with my pup just a sample what else this gem has to offer One thing I think they could've done better for this paint and sip event was to add a couple more people at the front counter to fill drink orders. When I got there, there was only one person behind the counter and one preparing the food. Unfortunately, they're about 30 or 40 people at the paint event and everybody was trying to order at the same time, so there was quite a wait. But overall, I'm a huge fan of this location and the vibe in here. I'll be back.

Turkey Breakfast Sandwich, so good.
Christopher E.

Great service! Delicious food! Lovely atmosphere! We stumbled upon this place while walking, we were in town for a week and our hotel was close by. We loved the breakfast sandwiches. I got the Turkey Breakfast sandwich without the egg and got extra turkey with chipotle aioli. My wife got the ham and cheese breakfast sandwich with strawberry jam. She also ordered a Cold Press Orange Juice. The outside patio area was clean and peaceful nice flowers to look at while eating. We ate at Valley Coffee Company twice while we were in Phoenix. I definitely enjoyed eating here and I recommend it for anyone in the area.

Cinnamon Roll Croissant with the flamingo short look.
Vlad V.

After checking out The Heard Museum, my mom and I were looking for a coffee spot nearby on a Sunday afternoon. I hopped on the trusty Yelp app and found Valley Coffee Company. We made our way over and parked in the complimentary lot adjacent to the coffee shop. It's already super hot in Phoenix, so covered parking is always much appreciated. Valley Coffee Company is located in a nice part of Roosevelt Row. Not the artsy part, but surrounded by nice apartments and condos. Service (4/5): We placed our order at the counter and they called my mom's name when our order was ready. Easy. Ambiance (3.5/5): Pretty much your typical coffee shop environment. Small-ish but comfortable. Mostly table seating with a couple of comfortable chairs (which is where we sat luckily). They even have a cool coffee cup-shaped coffee table. Let that sink in. The decor is a little hipster. The type of spot where you can study or get some work done. Or meet a friend. Drinks (3/5): I'm not a coffee drinker (madness, I know) so I always appreciate when a coffee shop also has a nice selection of teas or juices. Outside of bottled beverages, Happy Valley has a small selection. I went with the mango black tea. Solid, but I just wish there were more choices. Food (3/5): When I saw the words cinnamon roll croissant, it was one of those say no more moments for me. It seemed like a match made in heaven and a first for me. Unfortunately, the croissant was overcooked in some areas which took away from the pastry. Rather than being flaky, buttery, and airy inside, certain portions of the croissant were overcooked, so they hardened. I'm hoping it was just a mistake and not how the croissants are usually served. There are also additional food items if you're hungry. More so than you see at your typical coffee shop.

Vegeterian Breakfast Sandwich on Bagel
Kelli K.

Had the worst breakfast sandwich I've had in a while from Valley Coffee Company, unfortunately. There was so much aioli that it coated the whole back of the bagel. The bagel was also super lackluster and soft with really no 'everything' flavor. It also had one little slice of tomato for the entire bagel sandwich, and you couldn't taste the cheese. The whole thing needed seasoning. One side was so messy and soaked that I only ate the other half because I was starving and had nothing else at work to eat. If you try a bfast sandwich, I suggest not getting the bagel and go for the English muffin. Everything about it was much more suited to that. The latte was also not good - I got vanilla oatmilk and it really doesn't taste like anything. I'm not even sure how that's possible? I'd been wanting to check this place out, but with so many good cafes downtown I don't think I'll go back. I will say the online ordering was a breeze though and my order was ready for pick up in about 15 minutes. Inside was cute, nothing special but they did have a nice patio area.

Matcha
Kayla M.

Nice and quick service. I completely forgot cafes in Phoenix had bars?! Insane to me. Anyway, their matcha tea is Chinese matcha and doesn't taste the same as your traditional matcha. The coffee (black) was great though.

Emma N.

I had a really great morning here on Sunday! I came around 930a to meet some friends and it was busy, but we were still able to grab a table on the patio for the six of us. The people working were nice and helped answer my questions about some of the drinks. I ordered the chai tea latte which was delicious, and also tried the chicken and green chiles tamale. So yummy!!! Highly recommend! Some of my friends ordered the breakfast sandwiches, and said they were good too. They had some really cool artwork hung up on the walls, and when I asked about them, I learned that they do painting classes there and that some of the artwork were from previous classes. I would definitely come back for an art class. This place also offers alcoholic drinks too.

Matcha drink
Sayra B.

Service is great. They have Tea, Matcha, Chai tea, Coffee, Beer and wine. They also have tamales, breakfast sandwiches and regular sandwiches. You could come here to do some homework or just hang out and enjoy a nice hot or cold drink with some food.

Jasmine L.

Service: they were knowledgeable Ambiance: cute shop with artsy vibe Drinks: I loved that the matcha didn't have added sugar in it and that they don't charge for alternative milks. Parking: free visitor parking in garage next door

Corey N.

It has a lot going for you when you visit this great coffee & tea shop. First time here and impressed. Good selection of coffee and good ice tea. I had two of the Black Mango iced teas while here. The butter croissant was heated up, most welcome in the morning. Did I mention we are in a hot location and the additional offering of ice cream product is perfect. Know one's audience needs! Shaded seating on the patio with a "big ass" fan is available. Perfect in the morning. When it gets warmer, try the Indoor seating which offers two-top, four-top, window bar, and some cozy seating. Staff was friendly, helping me with selection. I even had a wonderful chat with two local people on the patio that made this visit extra special. The artwork on the ways is wonderful. At 6pm, the tables are reserved for a Painter's session. NICE!

I recently came here with a friend and we ordered a macchiato with caramel, a chocolate brown sugar latte, a cheese danish croissant, and a cinnamon roll croissant. The ambiance was good, it wasn't too loud, and the place was decorated in a very cute manner. The food and drinks were prepared quickly! The only complaints I have were that the straws are a little flimsy and I burnt my tongue with the croissant filling (just means it was freshly toasted!!)

Pumpkin spice chai

Got a breakfast sandwich and a seasonal chai, both of which were very good. Friendly and efficient service. Good music inside and a nice surrounding area to walk around in as well.

Inside. Best part: not slammed.

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Love this place! The nitro cold brew is smooth and delicious. Atmosphere is work and hang out friendly. Love the local artwork!

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Best coffee ever! And the cinnamon roll is out of this world, definitely would suggest checking it out

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