Phoenix

Press Coffee

Press Coffee is a Phoenix-based specialty coffee roaster and cafe chain known for its commitment to quality and community. With multiple modern and inviting locations, they offer a curated selection of in-house roasted coffees, loose-leaf teas, and a menu of pastries. The company is dedicated to sourcing the best possible products, roasting fresh daily, and providing a comfortable environment for both work and leisure

Number and Street: 125 N 2nd St Ste.100

Phoenix

Bang Bang Coffee

Tucked away in the Willo Historic District, Bang Bang Coffee is a true neighborhood treasure and an absolute must visit for anyone who appreciates quality and craft. This charming walk-up coffee bar with its wonderful and spacious dog friendly patio, serves up some of the best coffee in Phoenix. They feature beans from local roaster Xanadu Coffee. The real magic of Bang Bang, beyond their perfectly crafted lattes, is their all-star lineup of local partnerships. You will find phenomenal, award-winning pastries from Chacónne Patisserie and the city's best bagels from Bagelfeld's. The Twin Peaks theme adds a layer of quirky fun, and the incredibly friendly owners and staff make every visit feel like you are stopping by a friend's place. Please note their morning-only hours before planning your trip. A visit here is guaranteed to make your day.

Number and Street: 10 W Vernon Ave

La San Marco

Phoenix

Xolo Coffee

So a tattoo artist walks into the coffee business. I know how that sounds but it is the actual origin of Xolo. Malice, the owner, first opened ITS Tattoo next door. He ran it for about a year. Then he looked around and thought, why not do coffee too? And so in 2022 Xolo was born. Because why not. I love that energy. And you feel it the moment you walk in. Let me set the scene. The space blends vibrant Chicano culture with a clean industrial cafe look. There are concrete floors and a white subway tile counter. The seating is mid century leather paired with sleek barstools. But the design is only half the story. The shelves are curated with local merch and traditional Mexican artwork. There are marigold accents. There is striking black and white photography on the walls. It is warm. It has deep cultural identity. The whole room feels like a tribute to the culture Malice comes from, and that respect shows in every corner. And Malice is easy to talk to. We had a good long chat. He told me about the beans, and the story is out of control. Here is the deal. Malice uses Mexican Chiapas beans, medium roasted. He buys them from a friend who owns a farm in Chiapas. But the beans do not go straight to the shop. They travel from Mexico all the way to Paris, France to get roasted. Then they get shipped back fresh to his shop in Phoenix. That is a lot of frequent flyer miles for a coffee bean. Malice and his wife also commute to Mexico regularly for almost everything they use here. This is a labor of love. You can taste it. Now to the coffee, because this is a coffee shop after all. Shots are pulled on a gorgeous restored La San Marco espresso machine. I first ordered a latte. Craft coffee fans will be happy to know Xolo offers a single hot latte size. That means balance. Every shot here is pulled by weight and done with care. That is the right move. It gets you consistent results cup after cup. As the drink cooled I could easily pick up the nutty character of the Mexican beans. There were hints of chocolate and a little cinnamon spice on the back end. At the time of my visit 2% milk was available and that turned out to be a good thing. That 2% hits a sweet spot. It has enough fat for a silky rounded mouthfeel without going heavy. It does not mask the delicate flavors of the beans. The whole thing tasted smooth, sweet and comforting Zero harsh bitterness. We also ordered the Azucar Morena (means brown sugar in Spanish). This one was deep and rich with a warm spice. Not too earthy and not too sweet. Just a good blend of Mexican spices and espresso. The balance really got me. Most Mexican coffee I have tried in the past is not like this. Xolo does it right. And there are plenty of house made syrups here if you want to try other signature drinks. As I was leaving I thanked Malice and asked him what he wanted the readers of azcoffeeshops.com to know about him. He just smiled and said, "Just come on in and enjoy a cup of coffee". So that is the whole thing right there. A tattoo artist who followed a whim. Beans that fly across an ocean and back. A restored Italian machine in a room full of marigolds. It sounds like too many ideas. But Malice pulls it all together into one cup, hands it to you with a smile and asks for nothing but that you enjoy it. So go on in. Do the man a favor and enjoy a cup of coffee.

Number and Street: 2428 N 16th St C

Phoenix

Honeycomb Coffee Co

Honeycomb Coffee Co operates as a walk-up window situated within the creative arts complex known as The Hive on 16th. The shop features an extensive outdoor patio and a menu focused on specialty lattes, a variety of espresso tonics, and light bites. They also offer a rotating selection of donuts and pastries sourced from popular local bakeries.

Number and Street: 2222 N 16th St Suite 6

Rancilio

Phoenix

Mis Raices Cafe

Mis Raices Cafe is located at the edge of downtown Phoenix in the Grand Avenue Arts District. The name translates to "My Roots" and the cafe was founded by Clara Sanchez to celebrate her Mexican heritage. That spirit shows up everywhere from the colorful murals on the walls to the warm energy you feel the moment you walk in. The menu leans into Latin inspired drinks and it is the best part of the visit. I tried the Horchata Latte and it was well balanced and genuinely good. I drank it to the last drop. I also ordered a latte with a double shot pulled from Mexican Chiapas beans (medium roast). I am typically not a fan of Chiapas beans but I enjoyed this one. They also serve a traditional Cafe de Olla for anyone looking for something classic and comforting. The beans come from local roaster Espressions Coffee Roastery. Mis Raices is the kind of place that feels personal. It is small and honest and proudly rooted in the culture it represents. Grand Avenue has no shortage of creative spots but this one stands on its own. 👉Click to View the Drink Menu Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal. Otoño (Autumn) Calabaza Latte • Calabaza-Chata • Garapiñado Latte • Mazapan De Otoño Drinks Smoothie • Protein Shake • Blended Drinks • Refresher • Energy Drink • Lemonade • Mangonada • Iced Tea • Hot Tea Coffee Latte • Mexicano • Cafe De Olla • Protein Latte • Drip Coffee • Capuccino • Cold Brew • Shaken Espresso • Coffee Flight Tea Lattes Tres Leches Chai • Chai-Chata • Chai • "Fruity" Matcha • Matchata • Matcha Mazapan • Matcha Specialty Lattes Horchata Latte • Churro Latte • Marias Latte • Mazapan Latte • Flan Latte • Cajeta Latte • Mexi Mocha Latte • Kinder Bueno Latte • Gansito Latte • Duvalin Latte Aguas Frescas Pinole • Iskiate • Jamaica • Tamarindo Cocktails Guacamaya • Mangoneada • Sotol Swizzle • Adelita • Wells • Guava Sotol Mule • Kate's Flojera Drink • La Fresa • Margarita • Strawberry Margarita • Mango Margarita Draft Tecate Alta • Modelo Especial • Dos Equis • Dos Equis Amber Bottle & Canned Beer Corona Extra • Pacifico • Modelo Negra • Tecate Red Can Milks Alm/Oat Milk Syrups Flavored Syrup 👉Click to View the Food Menu Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal. Burritos Chicharrón • Colorado • Deshebrada • Relleno • Picadillo • Frijol & Queso • Rajas • Birria • Carne Asada • Adobada Vegan Burritos Vegan Colorado • Vegan Relleno • Vegan Picadillo • Vegan Frijol & Queso Tacos Birria • Carne Asada • Adobada • Á La Carte Bowls One Entree Bowl • Relleno Bowl Vegan Bowls One Vegan Entree Bowl • Vegan Relleno Bowl Breakfast Chorizo • Soyrizo Sides Chips & Salsa Paletas Piña con Tajín • Mazapán • Melón Explore Top Phoenix Coffee Shops All Coffee Shops in Phoenix Hadas Cafe Lounge Indigo Room Coffee Serafina Coffee Roasters WhereUBean Coffee Infusion Coffee & Tea Crafters Urbo | Urban Bodega Window Coffee Bar /* ============================================ SECTION 4: MAIN CONTAINER & SECTION BUFFERING ============================================ */ .az-nav-container { background-color: #f8f5f1; /* Your cream background look */ padding: 15px 10px; /* Slightly adjusted top/bottom padding to accommodate multiple sections */ margin-top: 20px; border-radius: 6px; border: 1px solid #e8dfd6; } /* NEW: BUFFER SPACE BETWEEN SECTIONS This tells CSS: "If an .az-nav-section is NOT the last one in the container, add space at the bottom." This prevents cramping but keeps the final box looking neat. */ .az-nav-section:not(:last-child) { margin-bottom: 25px; border-bottom: 1px solid #e8dfd6; /* Optional: A subtle divider line. Delete this line if you don't want a line between sections */ padding-bottom: 20px; /* Space above the divider line */ } /* ============================================ SECTION 5: TITLE (HEADING TEXT) ============================================ */ .az-nav-title { font-size: 15px; font-weight: 900; line-height: 1.5; margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 12px; /* Adds breathing room between the title and the buttons */ color: #5D4037; font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif !important; font-size: 18px !important; } /* ============================================ SECTION 6: BUTTON WRAPPER (LAYOUT) ============================================ */ .az-nav-links { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; gap: 8px; } /* ============================================ SECTION 7: INDIVIDUAL BUTTONS ============================================ */ .az-nav-links a { background-color: #4a3728; color: #ffffff !important; font-size: 14px !important; padding: 8px 20px; border-radius: 4px; text-decoration: none; display: inline-block; line-height: 1.2; min-width: 120px; text-align: center; transition: all 0.2s ease; } /* ============================================ SECTION 8: HOVER EFFECT (INTERACTION) ============================================ */ .az-nav-links a:hover { background-color: #7a5a44; transform: translateY(-1px); }

Number and Street: 1325 Grand Ave Suite 3

Probat La Marzocco

Phoenix

Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting

Seattle has a coffee scene. You probably know this. And every so often, one of the Pacific Northwest greats decides to plant a flag somewhere else which is exactly how Phoenix ended up with Caffe Vita. They started in Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle back in 1995, became one of those names serious coffee people just know and now they roast right here too. You can actually watch them do it from behind the glass. The room is a vibe. Wood panels on the walls, dark hardwood floors, black ceilings and so many windows. The seating mix is dialed in. Tables when you need to work, a leather tufted sofa when you want to sink, leather accent chairs when you want to feel a little fancy. It is spacious, chic and cozy all at once. Now to the coffee, because this is where Caffe Vita earns the hype. Heads up on the latte situation. Three sizes, same shot count across the board. So size up and you are basically buying more milk. I asked the barista which one was the sweet spot and he said medium without hesitation. Medium it was. And what a call. You get two espresso choices. The flagship Caffe Del Sol Blend (the 1995 OG, medium roasted, pulling from Brazil Natural, Ethiopia Natural and Guatemala Washed), or whatever rotating guest bean they are spotlighting. Peru single origin on my visit. I went with the flagship because I wanted to know what the house actually tastes like, and oh man. The latte came out velvety. Silky. Heavy in that good way like it has something to say. Milk chocolate and caramel did most of the talking blending with the milk into what tasted like warm liquid dessert without a drop of syrup involved. Then the Ethiopia natural portion of the blend snuck in with a dark cherry note that the dairy turned into something closer to a chocolate covered cherry. The finish lingered sweet and clean. No burn. No bitter ash. No coffee shop sadness. Just a long, slow caramel goodbye. Their Theo Blend is the other signature and I am hoping it shows up in the shop sometime so I can try it. We also tried the Ginger Lemonade. It was fine. Sour, a little shy on sweetness, refreshing in a "wake me up" sort of way. Not the headline act. Quick bonus, the flavor syrups here are mostly house made. Always a good thing. The pastry case is sneaky good. Everything is from Chaconne Patisserie run by James Beard semifinalist Mark Chacon (the man trained at Tartine and Chez Panisse). So your morning latte has a worthy dance partner. The baristas here are pros. Skilled, friendly, ready to walk you through the menu without making you feel like you are taking a test. A portion of every coffee bag sold goes to non-profits working on youth and homelessness, which is a nice thing to know. And every so often they host cupping events, if you have ever wanted to slurp coffee out of a tiny spoon while a professional teaches you why it tastes like blueberries. Caffe Vita is Seattle showing up in the desert, dressed to impress and somehow not breaking a sweat. Explore Top Phoenix Coffee Shops All Coffee Shops in Phoenix Hadas Cafe Lounge Indigo Room Coffee Serafina Coffee Roasters WhereUBean Coffee Infusion Coffee & Tea Crafters Urbo | Urban Bodega Window Coffee Bar /* ============================================ SECTION 4: MAIN CONTAINER & SECTION BUFFERING ============================================ */ .az-nav-container { background-color: #f8f5f1; /* Your cream background look */ padding: 15px 10px; /* Slightly adjusted top/bottom padding to accommodate multiple sections */ margin-top: 20px; border-radius: 6px; border: 1px solid #e8dfd6; } /* NEW: BUFFER SPACE BETWEEN SECTIONS This tells CSS: "If an .az-nav-section is NOT the last one in the container, add space at the bottom." This prevents cramping but keeps the final box looking neat. */ .az-nav-section:not(:last-child) { margin-bottom: 25px; border-bottom: 1px solid #e8dfd6; /* Optional: A subtle divider line. Delete this line if you don't want a line between sections */ padding-bottom: 20px; /* Space above the divider line */ } /* ============================================ SECTION 5: TITLE (HEADING TEXT) ============================================ */ .az-nav-title { font-size: 15px; font-weight: 900; line-height: 1.5; margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 12px; /* Adds breathing room between the title and the buttons */ color: #5D4037; font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif !important; font-size: 18px !important; } /* ============================================ SECTION 6: BUTTON WRAPPER (LAYOUT) ============================================ */ .az-nav-links { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; gap: 8px; } /* ============================================ SECTION 7: INDIVIDUAL BUTTONS ============================================ */ .az-nav-links a { background-color: #4a3728; color: #ffffff !important; font-size: 14px !important; padding: 8px 20px; border-radius: 4px; text-decoration: none; display: inline-block; line-height: 1.2; min-width: 120px; text-align: center; transition: all 0.2s ease; } /* ============================================ SECTION 8: HOVER EFFECT (INTERACTION) ============================================ */ .az-nav-links a:hover { background-color: #7a5a44; transform: translateY(-1px); }

Number and Street: 509 W McDowell Rd

Eversys

Phoenix

PROVISION

Provision Coffee is a roastery, cocktail bar and restaurant housed inside a striking two story glass building in Phoenix. The interior is bright and filled with lush greenery. High ceilings and floor to ceiling windows make it feel more like a botanical atrium than a coffee shop. The space looks like it was originally designed as a building lobby or reception area in a corporate setting that got adapted into a coffee shop. Whatever it was before, it works beautifully now. Provision operates as a coffee roaster, cocktail bar and full restaurant. The food program is strong. They source from respected local names like Noble Bread and Chula Seafood. Brunch classics like Avocado Toast and Smoked Salmon Bagels are on the menu. Expect higher prices but the quality of ingredients reflects that. The coffee side is where I have mixed feelings. They roast their own beans which is a plus. For daily service they run a high end Eversys Enigma super automatic machine. A super automatic does everything at the push of a button. It grinds, tamps, extracts and steams milk with no barista hands on the process. For a high volume operation it makes sense from a speed and consistency standpoint. But for a place that brands itself as specialty coffee, it is a letdown. A super automatic will give you a clean and repeatable shot but it will not give you the kind of nuance and control that a skilled barista can pull from a traditional machine. They do have a single head Mavam under counter espresso machine on site as well. The Mavam is a proper espresso machine and a beautiful one at that (it sits hidden beneath the counter with only the group head visible). I asked for my drink to be made on it and they were happy to do so. I am not sure what their standard policy is on when they use the Mavam versus the Eversys. My guess is that during busy periods they default to the super automatic to keep up with volume. I will be honest. Both of our drinks were just ok. Nothing bad but nothing that made me stop and think about what I was tasting. We visited on a Saturday late morning and the place was packed. I never got a chance to ask which beans they use for espresso. My honest take is that you go to Provision for the atmosphere and the food. The space is genuinely stunning and the restaurant menu delivers. But if you are coming specifically for the coffee, temper your expectations. One thing to know before you go. Provision limits wifi access to keep tables available for dining. There is no wifi on Fridays and weekends. This is a place designed for you to sit down, eat well and look up from your phone for a while. I have walked into hundreds of coffee shops in Arizona. Very few of them made me pause at the door just to take in the room. Provision did. The coffee may not be the reason I come back but the feeling of being inside that building is. Some spaces just do something to you. This is one of them. 👉Click to View the Drink Menu Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal. Coffee Coffee • Flash-Chilled Iced Coffee • Nitro Cold Brew • Espresso • Americano • Cortado • Cappuccino • Latte • Espresso Tonic • Honey Lavender Latte • Shakerato • Southwest Sunrise Tea Peach Blossom White Tea • Blueberry Rooibos • Wild Tonic Kombucha • Sonoran Squeeze • Kyoto Blossom • Matcha Latte • Chai Latte • Flash-Chilled Iced Tea • English Breakfast • Earl Grey Lavender • Jade Cloud Green • Peach Blossom White • Golden Chamomile Blossom • Lavender Mint • Elderberry Healer Seasonal Items Miso Caramel Latte • Black & White Matcha • Pink Mole Latte • Calamansi Tonic Milk Options Clover Dairy Whole Milk • Califia Barista Oat Milk • Califia Barista Almond Milk • PKN Barista Pecan Milk • Coconut Almond Cold Foam Flavors Vanilla • Caramel • Chocolate • White Chocolate • Hazelnut • Raw Local Honey • Spiced Honey • Vanilla Monk Fruit (Sugar-Free) 👉Click to View the Food Menu Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal. Breakfast & Brunch Avocado Toast • Smoked Salmon Bagel • Breakfast Sandwich • Breakfast Burrito • Morning Classic • Quiche Lorraine • Belgian Liege Waffles Flatbreads, Salads & Bowls Margherita Flatbread • Pepperoni Flatbread • Limoncello Flatbread • Citrus Fennel Salad • Protein Bowl Sandwiches Steak Sandwich • Turkey Club Sandwich • Italian Sandwich Sides Spiced potatoes • Fresh seasonal fruit • Soft scramble eggs • JUST vegan eggs • Arugula & cherry tomato salad • Cucumber & feta salad • Zapps Voodoo Chips 👉Click to View the Cocktail Menu Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal. Brunch Cocktails Seasonal Mimosa • Carajillo (Coffee Mimosa) • Espresso Martini • Aperol Spritz • Bloody Mary Signature Cocktails New Deal • 50 Shades of Lavender • Copper & Cactus • A Walk in Oaxaca • Italian Honeymoon • Coffee Negroni • Snowbird • As Time Goes By • Mexico City After Midnight Seasonal Cocktails Nightcapp • The Phoenix Classic Cocktails Sazerac • Espresso Martini • Aviation • Gold Rush • Martini • Daiquiri • Margarita • Oaxacan Old Fashioned 👉Click to View the Happy Hour Menu Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal. Drinks All Beers • House Wines • N/A Michelada • N/A Spritz • N/A Negroni • Amaro Highball • Blackberry Lemon Drop • Golden Hour Iced Tea Food Whipped Feta Dip • Caprese Bruschetta • Warmed Nuts • Steak Tacos • Bacon Grilled Cheese • Charcuterie Board Explore Top Phoenix Coffee Shops All Coffee Shops in Phoenix Hadas Cafe Lounge Indigo Room Coffee Serafina Coffee Roasters WhereUBean Coffee Infusion Coffee & Tea Crafters Urbo | Urban Bodega Window Coffee Bar /* ============================================ SECTION 4: MAIN CONTAINER & SECTION BUFFERING ============================================ */ .az-nav-container { background-color: #f8f5f1; /* Your cream background look */ padding: 15px 10px; /* Slightly adjusted top/bottom padding to accommodate multiple sections */ margin-top: 20px; border-radius: 6px; border: 1px solid #e8dfd6; } /* NEW: BUFFER SPACE BETWEEN SECTIONS This tells CSS: "If an .az-nav-section is NOT the last one in the container, add space at the bottom." This prevents cramping but keeps the final box looking neat. */ .az-nav-section:not(:last-child) { margin-bottom: 25px; border-bottom: 1px solid #e8dfd6; /* Optional: A subtle divider line. Delete this line if you don't want a line between sections */ padding-bottom: 20px; /* Space above the divider line */ } /* ============================================ SECTION 5: TITLE (HEADING TEXT) ============================================ */ .az-nav-title { font-size: 15px; font-weight: 900; line-height: 1.5; margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 12px; /* Adds breathing room between the title and the buttons */ color: #5D4037; font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif !important; font-size: 18px !important; } /* ============================================ SECTION 6: BUTTON WRAPPER (LAYOUT) ============================================ */ .az-nav-links { display: flex; flex-wrap: wrap; gap: 8px; } /* ============================================ SECTION 7: INDIVIDUAL BUTTONS ============================================ */ .az-nav-links a { background-color: #4a3728; color: #ffffff !important; font-size: 14px !important; padding: 8px 20px; border-radius: 4px; text-decoration: none; display: inline-block; line-height: 1.2; min-width: 120px; text-align: center; transition: all 0.2s ease; } /* ============================================ SECTION 8: HOVER EFFECT (INTERACTION) ============================================ */ .az-nav-links a:hover { background-color: #7a5a44; transform: translateY(-1px); }

Number and Street: 711 E Missouri Ave Ste 115

Phoenix

Infusion Coffee & Tea Crafters

Infusion Coffee & Tea Crafters is a local roaster with multiple locations, including a flagship cafe in Tempe. The shop is known for its extensive selection of direct-trade, single-origin coffee beans and a dedicated slow bar featuring various brewing methods like V60 and Aeropress. In addition to a full espresso bar, they offer a vast menu of loose-leaf teas from around the world.

Number and Street: 13212 N Cave Creek Rd

Ambex

Phoenix

Cultivate Coffee

Cultivate Coffee is so much more than just a coffee shop. It is a true cornerstone of the Sunnyslope community and an absolute must visit. From the moment you walk in, you feel the warm and homey atmosphere created by a genuinely kind and welcoming staff. Their passion is evident in every cup crafted from high quality beans they roast themselves and for true coffee lovers, their expertly prepared pour over is a revelation. What makes this place truly special is its powerful mission as a non profit, supporting and providing opportunities for vulnerable youth in the community. A visit to Cultivate is an experience that feeds the soul as much as it delights the palate.

Number and Street: 505 W Dunlap Ave UNIT E

Phoenix

Mokas Coffee

Mokas Coffee serves a wide variety of espresso drinks, cold brews, and frozen frappes. The menu features numerous sweet specialty lattes alongside fruit smoothies and energy drinks. Mokas also offers the full Chompies food menu, including kettle boiled bagels, breakfast sandwiches, and deli sliders.

Number and Street: 3212 E Cactus Rd

US Roaster Corp Victoria Arduino

Phoenix

William's Coffee Co

Every once in a while you find a coffee shop tucked into a quiet strip mall right off the freeway. You walk in expecting nothing and you leave with a story. Williams Coffee Co. is that, basically a stone's throw from the I-17 exit and sitting in one of those calm shopping centers that feel like they are minding their own business. Inside is a book nook (with books for sale), fresh muffins on the counter and some of the friendliest folks you could ask for on a random morning. Williams roasts their own beans which I always respect. And they pull shots on a Victoria Arduino Leva, which is a beautiful piece of hardware and frankly a bit of a flex for a small neighborhood shop. So I ordered a small latte and expected good things. My latte was a swing and a miss. It felt unbalanced and the espresso came through a touch bitter and flat. I am going to point my finger at the roaster machine on this one. Williams roasts on a US Roaster Corp machine that is heavily manual. This means that the operator is dialing heat and airflow second by second with no automated profile replication. When it works, it works. When it does not, you get batch to batch swings, and my cup felt like one of those swings. The espresso is a blend (nobody on shift knew what goes in it) and it reads somewhere between medium and medium dark. The single origin bags on the shelf might tell a different story, and I would have loved to grab one and see for myself I I was not already loaded with beans at home. As for pastries, everything in the case was on the darker, whole grain side of life. That is not really my world (I am a buttery/golden brown kind of guy) but I respect it. If you are the type of person who wants a muffin with actual substance and a little fiber in your morning, you are going to be very happy here. The vibe though? Williams nails it. Every single person working was warm and welcoming, and that goes a long way. The bones are good and the hospitality is real. With some tightening up on the roast side, this place could really sing. ▶Click to View the Drink Menu Note: Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal and may not be available. Coffee Espresso • Romano • Cortado • Con Panna • Iced Espresso • Flat White • Vanilla Flat White • Matte Black • Classic Cap • Latte • Cinnamon White Mocha • Mint Macadamia • Spicy Pumpkin Mocha • Caramel Pecan Mocha • Vanilla Lemon • Americano • Pour Over • Cold Brew • Drip Coffee Non Coffee Hot Chai • Chai • Hot Matcha • Matcha • Vanilla Matcha • Honey Rose Matcha • Tea • Fresh Juice Latte Combinations! Vanilla with lemon zest • White Chocolate with lime zest • Brown Sugar Cinnamon • Rose white chocolate • Sea Salt Caramel • Ancho Chili mocha Milks Whole • Oat • Almond Syrups Vanilla • Chai • Rose • Mocha • White Mocha • Caramel • Brown sugar • Cinnamon ▶Click to View the Food Menu Note: Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal and may not be available. Breakfast Menu Avocado Toast • Avocado Toast with egg • Breakfast Sandwich • Yogurt, Fruit, Toast • Almond Butter Toast • Omelette Food Eggs Benedict • Avocado Toast (Tomato with feta or goat cheese, honey or pom glaze) • Avocado Toast (Ricotta, tomato, fresh pomegranate, mint, pom glaze) • Buffalo Breakfast Sandwich • Croissant Sandwich • Chef's Omelette • Assortment of pastries Juice / Yogurt Yogurt

Number and Street: 3170 W Carefree Hwy

Phoenix

Giant Coffee

Located in a modern, architecturally distinct building in Phoenix, Giant Coffee offers a spacious and light filled environment popular with remote workers. The menu is focused on classic, craft oriented coffee with offerings that include V60 pour overs and single origin mochas. The shop also serves a small selection of pastries and simple food items like breakfast burritos and granola.

Number and Street: 1437 N 1st St

La Marzocco

Phoenix

Sip Coffee & Beer

Sip Coffee and Beer Garage in Phoenix feels like someone turned a service bay into a hangout and then never stopped adding reasons to stay. It is open and a little industrial but somehow still comfortable enough to disappear into your laptop for hours. By day it is a full on coffee shop. And they are serious about it. Two La Marzocco Lineas sit behind the barista counter. Not one. Two! Maybe they needed the volume. Maybe they just really like La Marzocco. Either way, two is better than one. Custom blends, espresso drinks and a steady stream of breakfast burritos and sandwiches keep the place humming. The drive thru adds that very Phoenix convenience so you can grab an Breakfast Burrito and a latte without leaving the car. Then circle back later to actually sit and hang out. The patio here is genuinely beautiful. Shaded and comfortable with that Arcadia energy around you. Dog friendly too. The kind of outdoor space where you sit down for a quick coffee and look up an hour later wondering where the time went. As evening hits, things get interesting. There is a whole cocktail lounge hiding under the cafe. The playlists stay loud enough to feel alive but not chaotic. For a one stop Arcadia spot that covers coffee, work time and a proper night out, this place does the job without breaking a sweat. Enjoyed this spot? Check out Sip Coffee and Beer in Old Town Scottsdale for the same great concept with a different neighborhood vibe. Or browse my full Phoenix coffee shops guide for more great finds across the city. Head over this page if you're looking for more coffee shops open late into the night.

Number and Street: 3620 E Indian School Rd

La Cimbali

Phoenix

Lola Coffee

How does the same family coffee brand feel completely different in a different neighborhood? Lola Coffee opened a second location at 3950 E Indian School Road in Arcadia (Camelback East Village). This is the polished sibling to the Roosevelt flagship. Brighter. Cleaner lines. A layout that feels intentionally designed for lingering over lattes and breakfast rather than squeezing in between downtown meetings. The drinks here lean more dialed-in on presentation. Milk texture is consistently silky. Latte art is usually on point. The menu offers approachable specialty drinks that fit the neighborhood's brunch-and-bike-ride energy. The food program anchors this location as much as the coffee itself. You can have a breakfast sandwiche and pastries at proper tables instead of just grabbing a croissant on the way out. The crowd trends toward Arcadia locals and remote workers who treat this place as a daily ritual. The overall impression is a neighborhood cafe that carefully balances comfort, consistency, and just enough style to feel like a destination without becoming pretentious. This is Lola Coffee adapted for a different audience. Same family ownership. Same coffee quality. Different vibe entirely.

Number and Street: 3950 E Indian School Rd #120

Phoenix

The Fusion Cafe

The Fusion Cafe is a local favorite known for its friendly service and extensive menu that goes well beyond coffee. It offers a wide variety of drinks including smoothies, frappes, boba, and fresh juices, alongside a popular food menu of breakfast burritos and sandwiches. This spot is highly regarded for its fresh ingredients and fair prices.

Number and Street: 1811 N 24th St H

Phoenix

Fillmore Coffee Co

Fillmore Coffee Co. is a spacious and relaxed coffee shop known for its extensive all-day breakfast and lunch menu and a uniquely engaging drink offering: the Coffee Tasting Flight. They serve a variety of coffees, including Ethiopian and Colombian drip options. The menu features a full range of classic espresso drinks, smoothies, and loose-leaf teas. The kitchen is a major draw, serving up popular items like the Breakfast Burrito with goat cheese and chutney, Avocado Toast, and a variety of wraps, salads, and paninis, making it a reliable destination for a full meal.

Number and Street: 600 N 4th St

Nuova Simonelli

Phoenix

Deseo A Coffee Shack

Tucked away like a hidden gem, Deseo A Coffee Shack is a vibrant and soulful coffee house that you simply must experience. This beloved, female owned spot is brimming with character, from its cozy, chic decor to its wonderfully creative menu inspired by Mexican culture. The coffee program is exceptional, built around a custom blend of beans sourced from a local roaster, resulting in lattes like the Canelita and Tres Leches that are consistently described as the best in the area. The food is equally impressive, with phenomenal breakfast sandwiches and authentic chilaquiles that are made with genuine care. Above all, the incredibly warm and friendly service makes every visit feel special. For a truly top tier coffee experience filled with flavor and heart, Deseo is an absolute must visit.

Number and Street: 2330 E McDowell Rd Unit D

Phoenix

Black Cat Coffee House

Black Cat Coffee House provides a welcoming and comfortable setting, ideal for both focused work and casual meet-ups. Patrons can enjoy a selection of well-crafted coffee and espresso drinks, alongside various pastries and light bites. Known for its friendly atmosphere and reliable service, it stands as a cozy neighborhood spot for daily refreshment.

Number and Street: 4730 E Indian School Rd Suite 120

Arizona Coffee Shops
380+ in One Place

Choose your options and then click Search below

Browse the best Coffee Shops in Arizona

Press Coffee

Bang Bang Coffee

Xolo Coffee

Honeycomb Coffee Co

Mis Raices Cafe

Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting

PROVISION

Infusion Coffee & Tea Crafters

Cultivate Coffee

Mokas Coffee

William's Coffee Co

Giant Coffee

Sip Coffee & Beer

Lola Coffee

The Fusion Cafe

Fillmore Coffee Co

Deseo A Coffee Shack

Black Cat Coffee House

Arizona Interactive Coffee Shops Map

Arizona Coffee Shops380+ in One Place

Choose your options and then click Search below

Browse the best Coffee Shops in Arizona

Arizona Interactive Coffee Shops Map

Arizona Coffee Shops
380+ in One Place