Brash Coffee

These guys have the best tasting lattes in the 27 countries I’ve had lattes in. The baristas are super kind and the regulars are always friendly. If you need a lunch & coffee spot, this is it - get Souper Jenny, hop over for a coffee. It does get super crowded from 11-2ish so don’t expect a quiet place to read/work/study during those hours.

Located inside a museum I didn’t really have high expectations but the coffee was so so delicious. I got a simple iced coffee with brown sugar syrup and milk and omg it was so smooth. It was a cute vibe for studying or hanging out with a little upstairs loft type seating area. There were huge tables right outside near a garden area as well. Highly recommend stopping by here. Parking was limited out front but I think I saw more to the right.

It was my first time coming to this branch. I ordered a latte, but it was too bitter, perhaps because the espresso was very strong. It would be good for people who wants to have food and coffee at the same time. I don’t think I will be back.

Great coffee shop inside of the history center. Super kind & friendly staffs and they offer seasonal options such as a lavender vanilla and it is all house made. I tried cappuccino with lavender syrup and it was very refreshing yet fresh smooth coffee taste. They also have milk alternatives options such as oat milk or almond milk for $.75 more. They also have small pastries such as bagel and croissants. Although it is not house made but they warmed it up for me. Plenty of spaces to relax, chill and hangout :)

Good coffee and a fantastic place to read or do some work. They have two levels of seating and tons of natural light. Right? Next door is a museum. What's keeping me from giving this place a fifth star is that the service is consistently lackluster. The employees have never done anything wrong or poorly but they don't seem to want to work at this company. You get much better service at a Chick-fil-A, Starbucks, and even souper Jenny right across the hall.