Steve's Espresso

I loved everything about this place. Great vibe, comfortable seating with couches and nice private feeling spaces, outdoor seating as well. I had a broccoli cheddar quiche and it was so good like homemade, came with sourdough toast and a lovely jam. I had the iced rose vanilla latte and loved it. If I lived out here I would come here all the time - I’m going to miss the coffee! Staff was kind as well

Great coffee shop with a cozy vibe that had a lot of great places to sit. The background music was good with the volume low enough to read or carry on a conversation. The peppermint mocha latte that I had was delightful 😊 Refills on drip coffee were $.50.

Usually we like this place; however, this time the barista just completely ignored my order, my boyfriend said “they just ran with whatever they wanted.” I ordered an English Breakfast with 2% milk and 1 packet of regular sugar - they made an English Breakfast with steamed oat milk and stevia. Nice, unique place for the area since everything else is chains, I just wish they’d actually pay attention to your order and show a little bit of care in their work :/

I stopped by Steve’s Espresso to get some work done since my home internet was down. This was one of the first spots I tried, unfortunately, like a few other coffee shops and even the local library, their WiFi was also down. I should have checked before purchasing, but since you have to make a purchase to sit in, I went ahead and ordered a plain cold brew and settled in. The café itself is really cozy and has a welcoming, laid-back vibe. It’s a smaller space but surprisingly has a lot of seating, standard café tables, comfy couches, coffee tables, and even individual seats with footrests. There are also a couple of outdoor tables. The staff was kind and accommodating, and I can definitely see this being a great place to meet up with friends or read a book. Unfortunately, the coffee didn’t match the atmosphere. I love a good cold brew and was hoping for something smooth and balanced. Instead, what I got had an off-color (suggesting it hadn’t rested long enough), and the flavor was uncomfortably tangy with a lingering bitterness. It tasted like it may have been brewed too quickly or with the wrong grind size. It could also come down to water or bean quality, but I doubt that’s the issue given how fast beans turn over in most shops and the likelihood of filtered water being used. Maybe it was a bad batch, but based on this experience, I don’t think I’d return, even if I needed an emergency workspace again. That said, if you’re looking for a cozy spot to chat, it might still be worth a visit. I took the drink home, trashed about half of it, whipped up some caramel cold foam, and that made it drinkable.

I love the matcha! Yes I’m basic but as of now I have been to 14 other coffee shops in the valley and this one has the best Matcha by far!❤️ Review my photos and picture yourself in this environment and know that you are in for a good time! Tell them Darrell sent you!❤️