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How does a coffee shop survive a name change and come out even better on the other side? Gold Brew Coffee Bar used to be Small Town Coffeehouse. Same owners (Nolan and Sonya). Same vibe. They just decided to freshen things up a few years ago with new paint and a new name. Honestly? It worked.
Look, you are not going to find experimental single origin micro lots or competition-level pour overs here. This is not that kind of place. What you will find is a solid espresso, a well-made flavored lattes and people who actually remember your order after a few visits.
The menu covers all the classics. Lattes, cappuccinos, americanos, cold brew. They do flavored lattes really well (which is harder than it sounds when you want the espresso to still taste like coffee). Everything is consistent. I mean genuinely consistent, not the fake "we promise quality" consistent that falls apart on a Tuesday morning.
Here is what I love about Gold Brew. It is quiet. Like actually quiet. You can have a conversation without shouting over grinders and a line of twenty people behind you. It is clean. It is friendly in that real way where the staff seems happy to be there.
Just so you know, they have this drink called the Lotus Plant. It is an adaptogenic drink situation for anyone into mushroom coffee or nootropic stuff. I tried it expecting to hate it (because I am skeptical of wellness beverages). Turns out it is awesome.
Gold Brew is the place you return to because it feels good and the coffee does not disappoint. No drama. Just a comfortable spot where you can sit down and actually relax or meet with friends.
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Number and Street:
19420 N 59th Ave Ste D-415
The Coffee Builders is easily one of the most gorgeous coffee shops in Phoenix. It is a cozy space where every surface from floor to ceiling is a work of art.
The interior is warm and moody. Dark horizontal wood planks run across the walls and match the rich walnut ceiling panels shaped into dramatic 3D origami style geometric patterns. The space does not get much natural light but that works beautifully here. The low lighting lets the wood tones and textures do all the talking and the smaller footprint makes the whole room feel like you have been invited into something personal. The service counter alone is a work of art. It is made of light marble with inset slats cut at varying angles to form a fan like geometric pattern that I could stare at for hours. Stone and gold accents give the whole place a "jewelry box" feel. And sitting on top of that counter is a gorgeous wide La Marzocco Strada espresso machine. Porter Barn Wood operates right next door and their craftsmanship is on full display throughout the shop. The name "The Coffee Builders" makes a lot of sense once you walk in.
For espresso, they use a Brazilian and Ethiopian blend. The Brazilian base provides deep caramel sweetness while the Ethiopian (a Yirgacheffe, I could tell immediately after tasting it) brings bright acidity. The result has a tea like quality that some people will absolutely love. I am personally more of an Ethiopian Sidama or Guji fan. A naturally processed Ethiopian from those regions would give you a heavier mouthfeel with berry like flavors instead of the black tea character of a washed Yirgacheffe. But hey, I am nitpicking. The latte was delicious.
The latte I ordered was a medium size. They offer two sizes for hot lattes (medium and large) but both come with the same double shot. The medium gave me a perfect espresso to milk ratio so I would recommend starting there. If you want the larger cup, throw in an extra shot so the espresso does not get drowned out (unless you love the extra milk).
My wife went with the Bourbon Vanilla Latte from the "Luxury Latte" menu. The vanilla was strong and pleasant, softening the bourbon notes in all the right ways. It was well mixed from top to bottom with no heaviness settling at the base. The sweetness level was perfect by default. No adjustments needed. No "can I get that with less sugar" negotiations. Just a perfectly built drink.
I also sampled their cold brew, which is made from Colombian beans aged in charred oak barrels before roasting. The process gives it a smooth bourbon sweetness and vanilla character without any actual alcohol. If you are into barrel aged anything, this one is worth trying.
Their drip coffee uses Sumatra single origin. Sumatra beans are typically wet hulled, which gives them an earthy and heavy body. Expect cedar or tobacco notes and the low acidity makes it gentler on an empty stomach if you are a before breakfast coffee drinker.
We showed up on a Saturday late morning and the place was absolutely buzzing. They had a Star Wars theme event going and the line stretched all the way to the door. It moved fast though (less than 10 minutes) and the barista assured me this is not the norm. Clearly people know about this place, and I get it. I would have loved to slow down and really soak in all the woodwork and design details but that will have to wait for next visit. Outside, a large courtyard patio with plenty of seating is enclosed by a wrought iron fence. The patio opens up to a covered parking area with even more tables and space to spread out.
I have been to hundreds of coffee shops across Arizona. Great coffee and beautiful spaces are not hard to find in this state. But it is a rare thing to walk into a room and feel the craft before you even smell the coffee. You look up and someone has turned the ceiling into a sculpture. You look at the counter and it belongs in a gallery. The Coffee Builders earned their name. Go see it for yourself.
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Coffee
Drip Coffee • Pour Over • Espresso • Americano • Macchiato • Cortado • Cappuccino • Flat White • Latte • Mocha • White Mocha • Cold Brew • Nitro Cold Brew
Tea & Wellness
Loose Leaf Tea • Iced Tea • Chai Latte • Matcha Latte • Dirty Chai • London Fog • Turmeric Ginger Latte
Signatures & Specialties
The Collective Latte • Honey Lavender Latte • Sea Salt Caramel Latte • Rosemary Fig Latte • Seasonal Tonic • Espresso Tonic
Refreshers
House-Made Lemonade • Arnold Palmer • Sparkling Hibiscus • Fruit Shrub Soda
Milks & Flavors
Whole • Non-Fat • Oat • Almond • Macadamia • Vanilla • Caramel • Lavender • Rosemary Fig • Honey • Mocha • White Mocha • Sea Salt • SF Vanilla
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Breakfast & All Day
Breakfast Burrito • Steel Cut Oats • Chia Seed Pudding • Greek Yogurt Parfait • Seasonal Quiche • Pastry Selection
Toast
Signature Avocado Toast • Ricotta & Honey Toast • Almond Butter & Jam Toast • Smoked Salmon Toast
Lunch
Collective Grain Bowl • Roasted Vegetable Salad • Pesto Chicken Sandwich • Caprese Panini • Daily Soup
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Number and Street:
901 S 7th St Bldg C
Froth Coffee Roasters in Phoenix features a creative coffee menu (see photos) and serves as a local favorite with a warm atmosphere and a convenient drive thru.
I was driving near downtown the other day and even though I was already heavily caffeinated from all the espresso shots that I had that morning, I could not help myself and decided to stop by Froth Coffee Roasters. This place has such a cool story. It actually started because the original owners could not find a vintage coffee van for their wedding. So they just went ahead and built their own business instead. Now the shop is proudly owned and operated by Beth and Souban.
They are roasting beans in house and also serving coffee from Sedona Coffee House. I took a look at the menu and it is definitely bold. They have a drink called the F-Bomb which is basically four shots of espresso with caramel and dark chocolate. I am pretty sure that drink could power a small city. I decided to try the Cactus Sap instead. It has layers of flavor and is not too sweet so the coffee still comes through which is exactly what I want.
The atmosphere inside is warm and low key. It is very cozy and welcoming rather than being airy. The music is good and it has a relaxed vibe that is perfect for studying or just chilling. There is also plenty of seating outside for those nice Arizona days. It is a designated LGBTQ+ and transgender safe space which gives it a great energy. One of the highlights was the adorable and friendly shop dog that was happy to be petted. If you are in a rush they even have a drive-thru.
If you are looking for a coffee shop that takes its craft seriously without all the noise and distraction, you have to check this place out.
Looking for more coffee shops? Check out my review of Indigo Room nearby or view my Phoenix Coffee Shop guide.
Number and Street:
1447 E McDowell Rd
Cartel Roasting Co. is a specialty roaster dedicated to sourcing and preparing high-quality single-origin coffees with precision. A centerpiece of their cafes is the slow bar, where knowledgeable baristas meticulously craft pour-over coffees designed to showcase the unique and subtle flavor notes of each specific bean. Beyond this signature experience, they also offer a full menu of expertly prepared espresso beverages and sell their freshly roasted beans for home brewing. To truly understand what makes specialty coffee so special, let their baristas make you a pour-over, it might just change how you think about coffee forever!
Number and Street:
10625 N Tatum Blvd Suite 104
Press Coffee Roastery sits at 32nd Street and Shea in a two-story glassy industrial building that makes you stop and stare. This is the flagship location. The place where Press shows off what they can do.
Look, Press Coffee has become one of Phoenix's most influential specialty coffee companies. They are not a small operation anymore. They supply beans to office taps, Sprouts grocery stores, and neighborhood cafes across the Valley. This Roastery is where it all happens.
The space itself is impressive. High ceilings, natural light pouring in, and three massive Probat roasters on the ground floor. You can watch them roast beans while you drink your latte! The second floor is nice for working or lingering. Lots of laptops. Lots of meetings. Lots of people watching.
I ordered an espresso and it was consistently good. Press leans toward balanced approachable blends rather than "experimental" single origins. That works for most people. The espresso bar covers classics and they also do playful shakers and specialty drinks. Batch coffee and pour-over options are solid. They also have loose leaf tea if coffee is not your thing.
The atmosphere is energetic and busy. Sometimes too busy. The crowd can feel overwhelming during peak hours. Some people love that energy. Others find it distracting when they are trying to work or have a conversation. Know what you are walking into.
Service is generally friendly and knowledgeable. Baristas know their stuff. But during rushes it slows down a bit.
The food menu is breakfast focused and served until early afternoon. Pastries are available. I did not try the food but maybe on the next visit. Coffee is clearly the priority here.
Press Coffee Roastery is the Valley's most accessible gateway to specialty coffee. Consistent beans. Strong cold brew program. A footprint that stretches across the entire Phoenix area. The Roastery showcases what Press does right. Great coffee in an impressive space. Just temper your expectations about speed and noise levels. This place works best when you have time to actually enjoy it.
Looking for more great spots nearby? Explore my full list of Phoenix coffee shops. Want to find a late night coffee shop to study or relax? Browse Arizona coffee shops that open late.
Number and Street:
10443 N 32nd St
Hidden in an unassuming plaza, WeBe Coffee Roasters is a bright and beautiful sanctuary for anyone who truly loves exceptional coffee. As a local roaster, they pour immense care into every bean, and it shows in every perfectly pulled, flavorful, and non-bitter shot of espresso. The clean, minimalist space filled with natural light and fresh flowers is an instant mood-lif, creating the perfect backdrop for their creative seasonal lattes, like the house-made Toasted Pistachio.
What elevates the experience to an even higher level is their partnership with famed local pastry chef Mark Chacón, offering gourmet treats that are simply phenomenal. With its incredibly friendly staff and an unwavering commitment to quality in both coffee and food, WeBe is a true gem and an essential stop for one of the best coffee experiences in Phoenix.
Number and Street:
15244 N Cave Creek Rd
Some shops earn their name. Homage Coffee House (or HCH to the regulars) earns it twice over. The whole place is a love letter to old Glendale and you feel it the second you pull up.
Let me set the scene. Historic downtown Glendale is one of those rare Phoenix pockets that makes you want to slow down. Tree lined streets. Preserved brick storefronts. Shaded bungalows, antique shops and murals displayed everywhere. It has a small town pulse that the rest of the Valley mostly paved over years ago. And smack in the middle of all that charm sits a 1915 stone house painted a warm mustard yellow, with blue trim, a gabled roof and a front porch that basically begs you to sit down.
Real grass wraps the front and sides, which in this desert is borderline miraculous. There is a big mature tree out back throwing shade. Street parking is easy and plentiful and there is a small unpaved lot in the back if you would rather tuck away. Inside, a narrow hallway connects a few cozy rooms front to back, all of them soaked in natural light. Stepping in feels less like walking into a business and more like walking into someone's home.
There is a good story behind this place. The owners were not even planning a coffee shop. About six years ago they were hunting for a restaurant space, found this old house and fell in love with it. Then reality hit. A full kitchen meant a commercial hood, ventilation, plumbing, the works. So they pivoted. Their daughter already had barista experience, so coffee it was! They brought in a gorgeous 2-group yellow paneled La Marzocco Linea, started messing around with house made syrups and partnered with Xendu Coffee for beans. When Xendu later closed down, they sourcing from Press Coffee, the well regarded local roaster.
The hot drinks come in two sizes, but both pull the same number of shots, so I went small to keep my latte from drowning in milk. The beans are the Press Twitch blend, a medium roast that is part Nicaragua and part Mexico and serves as the Press signature espresso. Now, I will be honest. I am not usually a Press blend guy. But this latte pleasantly surprised me. I did not really catch the cherry and dark chocolate those beans are supposed to show, yet the cup was creamy, smooth and balanced. The small size let the coffee breathe instead of vanishing into dairy. And the temperature was dialed in perfectly, no scorched milk situation like you get at too many other shops.
And then downtown Glendale did its thing. The neighborhood charmed me so hard I could not leave. I wandered the antique stores, poked around the old streets and basically had to drag myself back to obligations. But not before circling back to HCH for round two.
This time I went for the popular Rosemary Lavender Latte, made with their own house made syrup. It was 110 degrees out, so iced was the only sane call. The Twitch blend made a surprisingly crisp espresso base and the herbal notes came across cool and refreshing (the ice probably deserves some credit there too). The lavender stayed subtle and never went perfumy, which is a real win. Best part, it was not too sweet. No sugar bomb here. A hot latte gets natural sweetness from the milk, but an iced one like this leans entirely on the syrup to balance the herbs and espresso. HCH nailed the balance perfectly!
If I am allowed one daydream, it is this. Glendale has so little in the way of single origin espresso or slow bar pour overs, and a place this special feels like the perfect spot to one day see a rotating guest espresso or a natural Ethiopia on a quiet weekend. Something fun to imagine for a community that would show up for it.
Until then, HCH is doing exactly what its name promises. It pays homage, and it feels like home.
Number and Street:
7021 N 57th Ave
Top Cup Coffee House is a local coffee shop in Gilbert, Arizona, known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere. They serve a wide selection of expertly crafted coffee and espresso beverages, including unique signature lattes, alongside a variety of pastries and other food items. With a focus on community and friendly service, it's a popular spot for meeting friends, getting work done, or simply enjoying a good cup of coffee
Number and Street:
7115 S Val Vista Dr
Sagebrush Coffee is a premier roaster and cafe in Chandler. It is dedicated to showcasing the finest specialty coffees from around the world. The shop roasts its own beans. It focuses on unique and experimental processing methods. This allows them to offer a truly exceptional and diverse coffee experience. The passion for their craft is evident in every detail. They provide detailed information about the farms and producers they partner with. Their pour over bar is a highlight featuring a curated selection of single origin beans. The baristas are highly skilled and passionate. They are adept at guiding guests through the unique offerings. The shop also hosts classes on topics like coffee tasting and latte art. This further solidifies their role as educators in the coffee community. The creative seasonal drinks and beautiful minimalist atmosphere complete the experience. Sagebrush is an essential destination for any serious coffee lover!
Check out my featured review of Sagebrush Coffee on the East Valley page.
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Signature Drinks
Cloudy • Scooter • Betty • Martha • Roxie • Robin
Coffee
Pour Over • Cold Brew • Early Morning Drip • Espresso • Americano • Espresso Tonic
With Milk
Cortado • Cappuccino • Latte • Flavored Latte
Pour Over
Anny Ruth - El Salvador • Rungeto Farmers - Kenya • Rodin Villatoro - Guatemala • Jairo Ruiz - Colombia • Natalia Lezama Ramirez - Colombia
Seasonal Drinks
Stadler Shaken Espresso • Mushroom Cappuccino
Milks & Flavors
Alt Milk • Vanilla • Salted Caramel • Mocha • Honey • SFV
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Scratch Kitchen Toast
Avocado Toast • Spicy Whip Toast • Janis Joplin Toast • Greek Garden Toast • Hazelnut & Banana Toast • Peanut & Berries Toast
Salads & Sandwiches
Golden Beet Salad • Sun Lake Sandwich • Hamilton Sandwich
A La Carte
Toasted Bagel • Side of Fruit
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Number and Street:
393 W Warner Rd Suite 121
The Coffee Shop is a popular destination in Gilbert, Arizona, situated within the Agritopia community. Offering a wide array of coffee and espresso drinks, they also serve a full menu of fresh-baked pastries, sandwiches, and salads. Known for its lively and family-friendly atmosphere, it's an ideal spot to enjoy a meal or a cup of coffee while connecting with the community
Number and Street:
3000 E Ray Rd
Mythical Coffee is a true titan of the Arizona coffee scene. This shop is an essential destination for any serious coffee enthusiast. As an in-house roaster, they demonstrate an exceptional commitment to quality. Their passion is clear in every single bag of beans they produce. The centerpiece of their cafe is an outstanding pour-over bar. It features a rotating selection of meticulously sourced single-origin coffees from around the world. Each option comes with detailed tasting notes, inviting guests on a global flavor journey. The baristas are true artisans that are consistently praised for their skill, passion, and incredibly friendly service. They craft everything from a perfect nuanced cortado to wildly creative and balanced seasonal lattes. These specialty drinks showcase house-made syrups that complement the coffee beautifully. With a bright and welcoming atmosphere, Mythical Coffee is a top-tier roaster and cafe. A visit here is an absolute must.
Number and Street:
1090 S Gilbert Rd #102
Momentto Coffee Roasters in Chandler, AZ is a family owned roaster and cafe with a full menu of specialty coffee drinks and European style pastries. It is also one of the most quietly radical coffee shops in the Valley.
Radical how? There is a sign on the wall that says "No Laptops. No WiFi." And they like it that way. I can actually appreciate that.
In a world where half the coffee shops in town look like remote work conventions, Momentto made a deliberate choice to go the other direction. No screens. No conference calls. No one typing furiously while their latte goes cold. Just coffee, conversation and a calm room where time moves a little slower. Bring a book. Leave the laptop in the car.
The shop is tucked inside a business park in Chandler which might sound like an odd home for a place this thoughtful. But if you have spent any time exploring the Valley's coffee scene you already know that some of the best spots hide in exactly these kinds of locations. Look it up before you go and you will not be thrown off.
The family behind Momentto goes back a long way. Mina Vukovic and her father Peter own the place and the coffee tradition in their family traces back to Peter's roasting experience in Montenegro. They have been roasting for decades. The beans are ethically sourced from family owned lots and every purchase is fair trade. Their roasting process runs through 9 filtration stages which the family developed to produce a cup that is low acid and essentially bitterness free. This matters more than it might sound. If you have ever walked away from a cup of coffee with that uncomfortable acidic feeling in your stomach, you know exactly what I am talking about. Momentto's roasting approach is specifically built to prevent that. Your gut will thank you.
I had a regular latte and the smoothness was real. No bitterness to push through. No sharpness on the finish. Just a clean and pleasant cup that did not need anything added to it.
The butter croissant was excellent. I am particular about croissants and this one earned its place on the table. The pastry program here leans European and notably light on sugar which is a genuine plus. No sugar bombs. No bouncing off the walls. If you are bringing kids, that is a welcomed thing.
And then there is Jax. He is the resident corgi and he has claimed the front door as his personal post. He is friendly and completely at ease with people walking in and out. He is also a very good dog.
The cafe is actually just one piece of a larger operation. Momentto also runs a full roasting and packaging facility that handles roasting for other businesses. You would never guess it from the inside. The front room feels quiet and unhurried and completely removed from anything industrial.
Jax may greet you at the door. Do not forget to pet him.
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Coffee
Turtle Pie • Cinnamon Bun • Mexican Mocha • Sweet & Salty • Dark & Stormy • Bee Mine • Bourbon Pecan Cold Brew • Espresso Ristretto • Espresso Lunco • Macchiato • Cappuccino • Latte • Black coffee • Cold Brew • Salted Caramel Cold Brew • Forrero Rosher Shot • Lavender Vanilla Latte
Matcha
Apple Of My Eye • Island Time • Golden Hour • Matcha Green Tea
Other Drinks
London Fog • Chai Tea Latte • Argentine Black • Tropical Mango Green • Ginger Peach Black • Strawberry Kiwi • Strawberry Essence • Blue Lavender Milk Tea • Vanilla Chai • Summer Spritzer • Lemonade (Pink or Lavender)
Spring Selection
Dubai Chocolate Latte • Honey Pistachio Latte • Almond Joy Latte • Honey Lavender Latte • Cold Brew w/ Salted Caramel Cold Foam • Raspberry Cream Matcha
Fall Selection
Pumpkin Cheesecake • Caramel Apple • Bourbon Pecan Pie • Cold Brew w/ Apple Pie Cold Foam • Apple Cider Hot Toddy • Pumpkin Spice Latte • Pumpkin Spice cold brew • Pumpkin Spice Chai • Apple Pie Chai
Winter Selection
Maple Butterscotch • Mistletoe Mocha • Campfire S’mores • Son of a Nutcracker • Candy Cane Cold Brew • Apple Pie Chai / Matcha
Milks & Flavors
Oat Milk • Almond Milk • Apple Pie • Bourbon Pecan • Butterscotch • Caramel • Cheesecake • Cinnamon • Coconut • Cookie Butter • Dark Chocolate • Milk Chocolate • White Chocolate • English Toffee • French Vanilla • Hazelnut • Maple • Marshmallow • Peppermint • Pistachio • Strawberries & Cream • Vanilla • Vanilla Chai • Banana • Blueberry • Mango • Orange • Passionfruit • Peach • Prickly Pear • Raspberry
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Breakfast
Basic Breakfast • Breakfast Sandwich • Egg & Avocado Toast • Tomato & Feta Avocado Toast
Lunch
Turkey, Bacon & Swiss Sandwich • BLTA • Pesto Caprese Sandwich • Cheese Burek • Beef Burek
Pastries & Treats
London Bars • Cream Puffs • Macaroons • Croissants • Sacher Torte • Decedant Torte • Marina Torte
Crepe Fridays
Eurocream Crepe • Nutella Crepe • Strawberry Jam Crepe • Apricot Jam Crepe
Explore Nearby Chandler Coffee Shops
Aristocrat Coffee Roasters
Levante Coffee
Momentto Coffee Roasters
Press Coffee Chandler
Peixoto Coffee Roasters
Mission Coffee And Tea
Bottle & Bean
Sagebrush Coffee Shop & Roastery
East Valley Coffee Guide
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Number and Street:
4114 W Saturn Way
How I choose these shops
This page is broader than my craft list, and that is on purpose. Every shop here is locally and independently owned. No national chains, no franchises, no corporate playbooks. These are the neighborhood cafes run by people who live here and pour their time and heart into the place. My craft coffee shops live inside this list too, since the best Arizona roasters are independent by nature. Around them I add the local spots that may not chase every technical benchmark but still serve honest, satisfying coffee with real character.
So how does a shop earn a spot here? First, it has to be truly independent.I steer clear of the big chains. Next, the coffee has to be solid. The espresso should be pulled with care, the drinks should taste clean and balanced, and the menu should show a point of view rather than a copy of the cafe next door. I also weigh the things that make a place worth returning to, like a welcoming room, friendly and staff and a sense of community. A shop does not need a podium-level setup to make this list. It needs to be local, independent and good at what it does.
Many of these independent shops are deeply committed to the craft of coffee, often adhering to the high standards of quality and sustainability championed by organizations like the Specialty Coffee Association.