Mexican heritage
Futuro
Signature goat milk caramel lattes and a meditative atmosphere define this sophisticated Phoenix coffee shop rooted in Mexican heritage.
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Best Coffee Shops in Phoenix, AZ Local Favorites ✦ Hidden Gems
Find the best coffee shops in Phoenix with curated picks, neighborhood guides & powerful filters to find your perfect cafe.
Finding the best coffee shops in Phoenix is not as simple as picking the highest rated spot. This city has a deep and growing specialty coffee scene. From small batch roasters to neighborhood cafes, there are dozens of places worth your time.
This guide focuses on the best local coffee shops in the city of Phoenix, AZ. These are not chains. Each shop is selected based on quality, consistency, and overall experience. Whether you are looking for a place to work, a quiet cafe to study, or a standout espresso, you will find options that fit your style.
You can explore curated top rated shops below, or use the filters to find coffee shops in downtown Phoenix, Arcadia and other nearby areas. If you are searching for late night coffee shops in Phoenix or cafes with great pastries, this page will help you narrow it down quickly.
Quickly explore the best coffee shops in Phoenix by category and neighborhood. Whether you are looking for a place to work, a neighborhood cafe or a late night spot.
Arts District
Coffee Shops in the Roosevelt Row Arts District
Phoenix's creative heart, where murals meet meticulously pulled espresso. These are the RoRo cafes worth lingering in.
Loose-leaf tea
Songbird Coffee & Tea House
This historic Roosevelt Row coffee shop charms with a welcoming front porch and one of the most extensive loose-leaf tea menus in Phoenix.
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Matcha & espresso
Daydreamer Coffee
A modern cafe serving high-end espresso and creative matcha drinks in the heart of the Roosevelt Row arts district.
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Downtown Core
Coffee Shops in Downtown Phoenix
From cocktail-style lattes to precision slow bars, downtown Phoenix pours serious coffee between the high-rises.
Cocktail-style drinks
The Coffee Builders
Cocktail-style drink presentations and gourmet rosemary fig lattes set this stunning downtown Phoenix coffee shop apart.
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Breakfast burritos
Cactus Cloud Cafe
A welcoming Phoenix cafe serving creative lattes alongside what regulars call the best breakfast burritos in the city.
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Slow bar
Cartel Roasting Co.
Meticulous slow bar service and high-quality single-origin beans define this precision-focused downtown roaster.
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Neighborhood spot
Fillmore Coffee Co
A relaxed downtown Phoenix coffee stop pairing carefully pulled espresso with an easy, unpretentious neighborhood vibe.
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After Dark
Late Night Coffee Shops in Phoenix
When the sun drops and you still need a cup, these Phoenix spots keep the lights on and the espresso flowing.
House roasted
LUX Central
House-roasted beans and craft cocktails meet inside this unmarked industrial Phoenix coffee shop with a hidden entrance and vintage character.
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Horchata con cafe
Cafecito
Authentic horchata con cafe and house-made pastries define this cozy Phoenix coffee shop and its rich, Latin-inspired menu.
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Dog-friendly patio
Sip Coffee & Beer
Dual La Marzocco machines and a shaded, dog-friendly patio make this versatile Phoenix coffee shop, set in an industrial service bay, a true any-hour hangout.
Visit SipNot every coffee shop in Phoenix offers the same experience. Some are built for getting work done while others focus on craft coffee or unique drinks. Use the filters below to find coffee shops in Phoenix that match what you are looking for, including atmosphere and specialty offerings.
Editor Picks
Top Rated Coffee Shops in Phoenix
My personal ranking of the Phoenix coffee shops worth going out of your way for. Tap any name to open the story.
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Futuro
A gallery-white sanctuary where the room quiets down so the coffee becomes the art.
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Moxie Coffee Co.
Specialty coffee culture perfected, from a stark-white in-house micro-roastery.
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Indigo Room
A hidden gem inside an antique store, pouring what some call the best espresso in Phoenix.
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Serafina Coffee Roasters
A working roastery from a New York trained Master Roaster, pouring Phoenix history since the 1990s.
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Dialog
Bright, minimalist Roosevelt Row. Third-wave coffee by day, creative event hub by night.
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Case Study Coffee Lounge
A furniture showroom reborn as a coffee community hub, with a showstopping brown sugar sage latte.
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A standout addition to the Ahwatukee coffee scene, Cotta Nostra is a destination for meticulously crafted and inventive drinks. Sourcing from esteemed local roaster Pair Cupworks, the espresso serves as a perfect foundation for creative lattes like the signature Maple & Ash. The shop is also a haven for tea lovers offering some of the highest quality and most authentic matcha in the area. Its featured in unique creations like the Vanilla Rose Matcha. With a clean modern aesthetic and an owner whose passion is evident in every detail, Cotta Nostra provides a truly special experience. For a beverage that is both unique and perfectly balanced, a visit to this exceptional cafe is essential.
Number and Street:
15410 S Mountain Pkwy
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
Daydreamer Coffee Downtown Phoenix is an Instagram-ready specialty coffee shop inside Moon Tower. Modern aesthetic, signature lattes, matcha drinks in the heart of Roosevelt Row arts district.
Daydreamer Coffee opened in October 2024 inside this luxury 24-story apartment tower that has become a landmark in downtown Phoenix's Roosevelt Row arts district. If you're not familiar with Moon Tower, it's not just a residential building. It's a statement. Designed with organic materials and curated urban landscaping, the building houses seven local artists living rent free in an artist-in-residence program. The entire property is integrated with a seriously thoughtful local art collection. We are talking a building that was deliberately built to be part of Roosevelt Row's creative ecosystem and not just sitting in it.
The location is perfect. Adjacent to bike racks, positioned for Roosevelt Row foot traffic, and seamlessly woven into the building's lobby for residents. The space itself is what everyone notices first. Bright. Airy. Modern. Ample indoor seating and a patio that invites you to linger.
The coffee program is intentional and pared back. Baristas pull shots on a La Marzocco Strada which is one of the most precise and capable espresso machines ever built. Which means every drink starts with serious technical foundation. The menu focuses on espresso drinks, matcha, chai, and specialty teas. The signature lattes rotate seasonally but include standouts like the Berry Fields Latte (blackberry, brown sugar, lavender cold foam) and the Honey Oat Latte (oat milk, honey syrup). The Blueberry Dream Matcha pairs butterfly pea infused blueberry with vanilla and matcha for something genuinely creative. Pastries come from Noble Bread (a top rated bakery with multiple locations in the valley). The food offerings are kept light and quality focused. This isn't a full restaurant. It's a coffee bar with intention.
Daydreamer is actually part of an Austin-founded chain with locations in Georgia, Ohio, Texas and Florida. You wouldn't know it though. The Phoenix location feels local and connected to the neighborhood. It's part of why it works here. Moon Tower itself is positioned right in the heart of Roosevelt Row's gallery and arts scene. Just steps from local restaurants, galleries, bars, and cultural events. The building's commitment to supporting artists and integrating art into daily life extends down to the ground floor cafe. This isn't just where you grab coffee. It's where Roosevelt Row's community gathers.
The space has seen rapid evolution. Fleet Coffee was here before, focused on specialty coffee and cocktails, then came Moontower Social Club with brunch and Italian fare. Daydreamer stripped back the concept to pure specialty coffee, which feels like the right call for this location and this moment. They maintained the beautiful modern design and layout, then refined the mission.
Whether you are a Moon Tower resident, a Roosevelt Row gallery visitor, or someone seeking a productive work session in a genuinely beautiful space, Daydreamer delivers. The ambiance works for focused work, casual meetings, or just sitting with your Honey Oat Latte and watching downtown Phoenix happen around you.
Downtown Phoenix's creative energy meets specialty coffee. That's Daydreamer.
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Number and Street:
811 N 3rd St
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
Every city has that one spot where the coffee shop is barely the point. Or maybe it is the point. Or maybe the point is whatever you want it to be that day. dialog is that spot in Phoenix. It sits in Roosevelt Row, and it is built for lingering.
Walking in feels like stepping into a creative's paradise. Polished concrete floors. Sharp modern furniture. The ceiling is left bare on purpose and a few well placed plants quietly hold their ground against the desert sun outside. There is local art on the walls. There are books on the shelves (more on that in a second). The whole place feels meticulously curated without feeling stuffy.
About the books. dialog has a small library section. Premium fashion monographs, visual design histories and counterculture art books. The kind of coffee table editions you flip through and immediately want to own. A real niche little area.
The coffee program is serious. Beans come from Stereoscope out of Los Angeles and the espresso rotates through single origins from Colombia, Ecuador, Rwanda and Brazil. Order an espresso drink for here and it arrives in proper glassware with sparkling water on the side. That is the subtle tell of a shop that actually cares. You can also get ceremonial grade matcha, organic loose leaf tea and a pastry case full of scones and baked things from local makers.
The back of the shop opens into a greenhouse area that spills into the building's lobby atrium. It is one of the more pleasant places in town to post up with a laptop. Sometimes there are flowers for sale. And if you fall in love with a chair or a desk while you are there, dialog sells furniture too (through their website, last I checked).
The name fits. You go to dialog to have one.
Read my dialog coffee review.
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Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal.
COFFEE
ESPRESSO • CORTADO • CAPPUCCINO • LATTE • AMERICANO • COLD BREW • DRIP COFFEE
COFFEE DRINKS
ALHAMBRA • COCO CHANEL • BLACK AND WHITE • AEROCANO • CAFE SPRITZ • HONEY BEE • MOCHA • LAVENDER DREAMS LATTE • ESPRESSO TONIC
TEA
ICED TEA POMEGRANATE GREEN • ICED TEA PEACH BLACK • ICED TEA DESERT FRUIT HERBAL • HOT TEA MINT GREEN SENCHA • HOT TEA AMARETTO BLACK • HOT TEA CHAMOMILE HERBAL • SPICED MASALA CHAI
TEA DRINKS
MATCHA • HOJICHA • MATCHA MULE • MOROCCAN MINT CREME • CHAMOMILE CREME • AMARETTO CREME
Milks
oat • almond
Syrups
Simple • Vanilla • Orgeat • Lavender
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Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal.
SHOKUPAN TOAST
TOMATO TOAST • PROSCIUTTO + FIG JAM TOAST • EGG SALAD TOAST • OKINAWA TOAST • MASCARPONE + JAM TOAST
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Number and Street:
1001 N Central Ave suite 110
El Cafezito s a hidden gem known for its exceptional coffee and delicious crepes. Customers consistently praise the friendly and courteous staff for their attention to detail, which results in consistently perfect drinks. The menu features a variety of authentic specialty drinks with unique flavors like mazapan, horchata, and pistachio, as well as classic lattes and mochas. The crepes come in both sweet and savory options and are noted for being chewy, flavorful, and filling.
Number and Street:
7540 W Indian School Rd a4
Fair Trade Cafe in Downtown Phoenix, AZ is a Latina owned coffee shop and community space in the heart of the Roosevelt Row Arts District. The full menu is listed below.
I first heard about Fair Trade Cafe when the owner Stephanie Vasquez appeared on Arizona Family (Channel 3). She was talking about everything being made fresh with no preservatives and I was already sold before the segment ended. Add the fact that it sits in one of my favorite parts of Phoenix and a visit was inevitable.
Stephanie opened this place in 2007. That kind of staying power in Downtown Phoenix means something. The shop operates around a "coffee with a conscience" philosophy. The coffee is shade grown, organic and fair trade sourced. The food is made in house. The mission is genuine and you can feel it in the room.
And what a room it is. High ceilings, rotating local art on the walls and a vibe that feels decorated with actual culture rather than a designer's idea of culture. Every month a different local artist gets the walls. The work is available for purchase too. It is a quiet but meaningful way to support the local art scene and it gives the space a personality that changes with the city around it.
There are two places to sit outdoors. The front area faces the street/train and has more foot traffic and energy. The back patio is tucked into an alcove behind the building and feels almost hidden. I split my time between both and the back patio was the better find. Shaded and calm. A small escape from the Phoenix sun.
Now, the coffee. The beans come directly from Cayetano Coffee, a family farm in Mexico that grows single origin beans and does not blend them. They sun dry the beans for three weeks, which is the kind of process that usually signals natural processing and all the fruity complexity that comes with it. So I had high hopes going in. I ordered the latte in the small size (worth noting that both sizes get the same number of shots) and was let down. The roast was so dark that it essentially erased everything the farm worked to build into those beans. Think of it like ordering a great steak and getting it well done. The raw material is there. The execution is not. My advice is to skip the espresso drinks entirely (unless you are a fan of dark/strong coffee).
Go for the matcha instead. I also had the Matcha Madness Flight which comes with three different matcha drinks. This was the right call. The flight includes a Maple Sea Salt matcha latte topped with sea salt cold foam, an Earl Grey matcha latte and an Ube matcha latte topped with house made ube whipped cream. All three were genuinely good but the Ube was the standout. Rich, distinct and not cloying. This is where Fair Trade Cafe shines and it is not particularly close.
I also tried the lemon bar. It is house made like all the desserts here, but it was too sweet for me to finish. That was a little unfortunate.
Service was slow but fine. Be prepared to wait five or more minutes for your drink especially in busy time. Free parking is available in the garage attached to the building from the back side. Fair Trade Cafe is a cool place to hang out in the Roosevelt Row Arts District.
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Specialty Coffee
Cup of Coffee • Cold Brew • Cafe Au Lait • Espresso • Americano • Cappuccino • Latte • Mocha
Not Coffee
Tea • Chai • Cocoa • Milk • Italian Soda • Organic Lemonade • Orange Juice • Matcha
Smoothies
Finikera Fresca • Desert Sunrise • Chica Fresa • Copper Citrus
House Specialties
Cafe Helado • The Phoenix • Jefita • Black Magic Woman • Gueritta • Guerita
Milks & Flavors
Whole • Nonfat • Soy • Almond • Breve • Coconut
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Baked Goodies
Pastry Bread • Cookies • Topped Bagel • Croissants • Stuffed Croissants • Buttered or Plain Bagel • Steel Cut Oatmeal
Breakfast Sandwiches
Breakfast Bagel • Breakfast Croissant • Breakfast Burrito • Chorizo Breakfast
Soups, Salads & Small Plates
Soup of the Moment • House Salad
Hot Sandwiches
Fair Trade Cuban Panini • Truffled Grilled Cheese
Cold Sandwiches & Wraps
BLT • Smoked Salmon Bagel • Turkey Wrap • Turkey Sandwich
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Number and Street:
1020 N 1st Ave
Firecreek Coffee Company offers a welcoming space to enjoy thoughtfully prepared coffee, featuring beans sourced ethically and roasted by their dedicated roastery. This location provides a full range of espresso drinks, pour-overs, and freshly baked goods in a spacious and comfortable atmosphere. It's an inviting destination perfect for productive work, casual meetings, or a relaxing pause.
Number and Street:
1618 E McDowell Rd
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
Futuro is a coffee experience for the art lovers in Phoenix. Located inside the PALABRA gallery, this minimalist and cozy space serves incredible single origin espresso. Walking in feels like entering a space that exists somewhere between a gallery and a meditation room. The first thing that hits you is the whiteness (literally everything is white). The walls and the glowing ceiling create a stage for the coffee. The room refuses to compete with what actually matters.
The passion here is evident in how they source their beans. Futuro works exclusively with SEY Coffee, an acclaimed roaster out of Brooklyn and the choice says a lot about their standards. What truly sets them apart is that single origin is the star. The espresso is currently pulled from a Colombia Pink Bourbon (light roast) with notes of blueberry, hibiscus and pink lemonade. SEY sources these beans hand picked at peak ripeness and dry-fermented for 36 hours on raised beds until the moisture content hits exactly 10.5%. That level of care in the supply chain before a shot is even pulled is something. If you are a slow bar person, the current pour over option is a Peru grown at 1950 meters in the Sandia Valley with notes of apricot, lychee and pink lady apple. Both selections could change with the seasons but whatever SEY sends, you know it is going to be really good and Futuro will work with it well.
While the classic espresso is flawless, you absolutely must explore the inventive and Latin-inspired signature creations. I went for the "CAJETA" latte. It uses goat milk caramel that tastes like a deep, nostalgic memory (kind of like candy from childhood). It felt sophisticated. Then there is the "MAZAPAN de la Rosa" latte. Each drink on the focused menu is a curated creation. Nothing here feels like a novelty.
The presentation turns a simple order into a full ritual. Cups arrive on a wooden tray with a small glass of sparkling water and a card for tasting notes. You watch the baristas work with quiet focus and measured gestures. Some may not like the slower pace but I think those people miss the point. The slowness is the whole idea.
The design invites you to notice and to pause. It is not a spot for fast laptop turnover or large groups. This place respects the bean by treating every cup like it is a masterpiece. It weaves Mexican heritage into a modern specialty program without any fluff or pretense. I will say this plainly. I make my own espresso at home with Ethiopian natural beans and I am rarely outgunned. Futuro is one of the few places that genuinely has me beat. You leave feeling like you witnessed a performance. It is an essential Phoenix destination that stays with you long after the caffeine wears off.
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Con Cafeína
NEGRO single origin espresso • BLANCO single origin espresso • FILTRO single origin batch brew • COLD BREW single origin • TONICO single origin espresso, tonic water • LECHERA sweetened condensed milk, piloncillo • MAR iced americano, vanilla bean creme
Especiales/Signatures
ABEJA local raw honey • CAFÉ DE OLLA piloncillo, cinnamon, anise, citrus • CAJETA goat milk caramel, maldon sea salt • MAZAPAN de la rosa peanut candy, almond • MOCA stoneground cacao from guerrero, méxico
Sin Cafeína
HORCHATA wild rice, almonds, cinnamon • JAMAICA hibiscus flowers, cinnamon
Con Alcohol
NIÑA FRESA paleta, strawberry, lime, mezcal • CARAJILLO licor 43, mole bitters, citrus
Tea & Botanicals
SNOW JASMINE green • ARBOR BAIMUDAN white • SHAN LIN oolong light • OLD GROVE HONEY ORCHID oolong dark • FIFTY EIGHT red • MARSHMALLOW botanical • HŌJICHA roasted green tea • MATCHA green tea
Milks & Flavors
Oat Milk • Goat Milk • Vanilla Bean Creme
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Number and Street:
909 N 1st St
Good News Phoenix in downtown Phoenix is a Christ centered specialty coffee shop that opened in early 2026. If you need a calm spot to work, study or simply sit, this one is worth knowing about.
There are plenty of coffee shops in Phoenix that nail the aesthetic. Fewer nail the feeling. Good News Phoenix is going for something different. The Scripture and Christian themes on the walls make the mission clear from the moment you walk in, and the environment backs it up. People come here and stay. It is the kind of place that earns the label "go to spot" pretty quickly.
The coffee comes from Case Study Coffee, which is a serious and reassuring choice for a shop this new. Quality beans, quality espresso. No corners cut on that front.
The space is calm, the tables are plentiful and the staff brings a warmth that you notice. Whether you are here to get work done, read or just exist for a while, the shop seems genuinely built for that. Not every coffee shop wants you to linger. This one does.
It is early days for Good News Phoenix but the foundation is strong. A welcoming room, quality coffee and a clear sense of purpose. That is a good start by any measure.
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Note: Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal and may not be available.
Signature Lattes
Good News • Jesus Loves You A-Latte • Chosen • Salt & Light
Signature Matcha
Garden Matcha • Grace & Glory • Berry Beloved
Lotus Energy Drink
Lotus of Grace • Redeemed • Risen King
Other Drinks
Americano • Latte • Chai • Aguas Frescas • Chocolate Milk • Strawberry Milk • Bottled Drinks
Specialty Coffee
Cookie Butter Breve • Brown Sugar Express • El Prieto • Chata Latte • El Guero • Dulce Amor • White Irish • White Chocolate Mocha
Matcha
Matcha Latte • Monkey's Matcha • La Fresita • Mora Azul Matcha
Energy Drinks
Peachy Hit • Green Machine • El Pariaso
Tea
Green Tea Lemonade • Vida De Sol • Cheer Me Up Chai
Kids Menu
Choco Milk • Horchata
Milks & Flavors
Oat • Almond • Soy • Coconut • Breve • Vanilla • Agave • Chocolate • Sea Salt • Caramel • Strawberry • Raspberry • Desert Pear • Cantaloupe • White Peach • Pink Lotus • Orange Juice • Hazelnut • Cinnamon • Nutella • White Chocolate • Horchata • Miel • Dulce de Leche • Irish Cream • Lavender • Banana • Blueberry • Peach • Mango • Tajin Rim • Blue Raspberry • Lime • Guava • Ginger • Honey
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Note: Menu items are subject to change. Some items could be seasonal and may not be available.
Pastries
Coffee Cake • Loaf Cake
Breakfast
Chorizo Burrito • Bacon Burrito • Breakfast Tacos • Breakfast Sandwich • Omelet • Avocado Toast
Lunch
Carne Asada Tacos • Avocado Toast
Number and Street:
1306 E Van Buren St
Grand Canyon Beverage Company (GCBC) is the energetic heartbeat of Grand Canyon University. Operating as a "by students, for students" organization, GCBC is unique in that all profits are reinvested directly back into the student body. It serves as the primary hub for campus fellowship, studying, and refueling.
To ensure you can always find a cup nearby, they operate four convenient locations across campus:
Student Union (2nd Floor)
Roadrunner Apartments (1st Floor)
Diamondback Apartments (1st Floor)
The Rivers – Agua Fria Apartments (1st Floor)
The menu features the famous Monsoon Menu, including student favorites like The Avalanche (a white chocolate dirty chai) and The Bee Sting (honey, cinnamon, and coconut). For those needing a serious boost, the Stampede Energy Drink offers a B-vitamin-loaded alternative to coffee, available as a "dirty soda" infusion with flavors like blue raspberry and passion fruit.
Whether you are looking for a quiet corner to study or a lively spot to catch up with friends, GCBC offers a welcoming atmosphere with a distinct campus culture. Pro-tip: Use the mobile ordering app to skip the lines during the morning rush!
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Number and Street:
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Phoenix has a deep independent coffee scene. Local favorites featured in this guide include Futuro and Dialog in the Roosevelt Row arts district, Cartel Roasting Co. downtown, Berdena's, Songbird Coffee & Tea House, and Case Study Coffee Lounge. Every shop here has been personally vetted.
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