Seasons Coffee

I really like this place. I've been here numerous times and it just feels comfortable. I like all the things that they have to look at and the books that they have and the things for writing and the journals and the curious things people who imagine a slower life would like to get involved with. Their pastries are very good they're coffee is well made and I always gave good service there. The people who go there are a comfortable crowd and it just feels like a nice place to pass some time.

Food: 3/5 Drinks: 4/5 Service: 2/5 Atmosphere: 5/5 I’ll preface this by saying I will be going back mainly because of the cozy, inviting atmosphere. I’ve ordered the grey earl matcha and flat whites on all three visits, and they’ve been consistently good, though I can’t speak to the rest of the drink menu. The flavor options are fairly limited, which was a bit disappointing. I asked about lavender and hazelnut on different occasions and they didn’t have either. I’ve also been getting the avocado focaccia toast with prosciutto, which has been consistently good. On my most recent visit, the focaccia was slightly burnt, but still enjoyable overall. My main downside has been the service. On two out of three visits, it wasn’t very welcoming. Not terrible, but there was no greeting or thank you, just quiet interactions behind the counter, which affected the overall experience. I also noticed some minor cleanliness issues, such as dirty dishware, which took away from an otherwise nice setting. That said, the atmosphere is truly lovely, and I’m hopeful future visits will improve on both service and attention to detail.

Seasons has excellent coffee, friendly service, and inviting atmosphere. This is an adorable coffee shop that serves handcrafted beverages (seasonal menu too), pastries, and features a gift section of clothing, books, and other items to purchase. There’s ample seating in the shop itself and in the hallway. I went during the holiday season and everything was beautifully decorated.

Hidden little cafe in the Cora Auditorium building. I liked the variety of tables (bar w electrical outlet, quiet hallway, comunal table, etc.) Great little cortado and cookie. I wished for more savory bread options, but sweet is good too! Good laptop spot. Prices average to high, but nothing crazy. I loved window shopping from the home items, but those prices are quite high like an expensive design store. For example $52 for a decorative carved leaf to put in a vase.

The girl who worked the cash register should try smiling. We dined in but were given plastic “to go” cups. I was disappointed that they put the piping hot espresso directly into a plastic cup made for cold beverages! Other than that, this place is cool! If the cafe is full, there’s seats, chairs and small tables in the hall ways that you can sit and enjoy. The affogato was delicious but they need to learn how to serve it properly (NOT in a plastic cup) perhaps in a paper cup. The regular lattes and ube flavor lattes were great.