Colombino Coffee

The pourovers might be among the best coffee I’ve had, period. Apparently the owner sources the coffee beans himself and then they are locally microroasted here in Pittsburgh. The Geisha washed was an exquisite light roast that tasted fruity and delicate and delicious from the moment the steaming coffee was given to me down to the last sip at the bottom of the cup, unlike so many coffees that taste burnt at first and settle into their own once they cool for 5 or 10 minutes.

The pistachio lattes are awesome, I love the iced one. The arepa box is ✨✨✨✨🥳🥳🥳🥳 so tasty. The bacon and egg one is really filling and got me through a few tough days. The hot coffee is really flavorful and super strong, and the inside is decorated wonderfully with lots of art and handmade goods for sale.

Sooo comfy and cute, from the food which was so warm and savory, to the coffee. A cozy spot for any occasion. Surely bring your friends!

Me and my wife (who is from Bogotá) absoultley loved this place. The authentic Colombian coffee and foods were excellent. I also liked the vibes with the latin music playing throughout the place. If you are looking for a good place to work from or just relax, this is a good spot.

It’s a lovely Columbia style cafe! We love the Farmer’s latte we ordered—it was pretty strong with the Colombian espresso shot but it tasted really rich with the milk. The space is quite nice with some window seats and even a terrace at the back for those want to sit outside. The cafe also has quite some outlets and stable WiFi for those who like working from cafes like me. Parking also wasn’t too bad. Street parking available around the cafe. Overall, it was a good experience! Hope that I get to try their baked goods next time I visit!