Harbor Coffee

Tate Denham a month ago

Love this place! Super comfortable design, with great seating and wonderful couches and lighting. The cardamom scone was incredible, and the drip was a unique flavor that was fun to drink. The free drip refill is awesome as well. All this, and the service was kind and attentive. Props to Sharron (I think…)! Great coffee shop!

ellajo Graves 2 months ago

Didnt actually have the coffee. Just here to complain about the “outdoor seating,” it’s just 2 metal chairs in the sun. You'd think a company with enough money for a hand painted sign (that no one looks at because they can’t sit outside,) might try to invest in some shade for their seating. They’re next to the belt line- missing out on a big dog owner market because they don’t have real seating. Not dog friendly either, your dog will have a heatstroke out there on the hot pavement. This seating works in like November-February but it’s a flop the rest of the year. Invest in comfort or sell the metal chairs.

Derrick Edited 5 months ago

One of the best flat whites I have ever had! Beautiful Slayer espresso machine. Cool loft space and on the beltline. Great vibe!

Jaden 7 months ago

Stopped in today to grab a coffee and a pastry to work on so much needed letters. Staff was super pleasant in the and the place itself is adorable. They were out of pastries (I got here at 12:30 on a Saturday) and they told me that they usually go pretty early in the morning - which I get. I was recommended a chai latte and it was wonderful. A little pricey, but what is it in the city? It’s a little tucked away but a great place to come if you need to get some reading or work done. I’ll be back if I’m in the area.

Evelyn 7 months ago

Nice place with good coffee. The drip was delicious and the espresso was well done. Baristas were friendly and seemed knowledgeable. You only get 2 hours of internet access and then you’re cut off. I also notice how many baristas in the industry make assumptions about people’s coffee knowledge and just tell them things. I understand this kind of conversation as a cultural feature, and I also don’t prefer it. It becomes more of them telling me something that I already know and less a discussion about a mutually enjoyed nerdy topic. They had a good selection of whole bean coffee. Nothing is labeled so I had to ask about prices, which I don’t like. It’s a bigger space in a brick building, with plenty of tables, couches, and chairs. You have to get lucky with parking, and the location is not accessible for many people. I had to walk two blocks, some parts of the sidewalk are cracked, and there’s at least one large step to enter the building. The floor is bare concrete inside with a step into another section with additional seating.