LP Espresso

I really was digging this places vibe! The setup outside and inside is really cool. Got a chia latte with oat milk and it tasted like real chai for once! Love to see it! Didn't get to try out their beer section but they seemed to have a pretty good assortment of craft and some known names. Keep up the good work guys!

Amazing coffee!! We are from Australia where we are very spoilt with great coffee. This place served one of the best coffee we have had in this visit to States. Also, indulged into an almond croissant which was super fresh and tasty.

Absolutely Loved it! The vibe, the ambience the space, the barista, the people and the feeling.
She was so nice and suggested a lavender latte and it was the best i had, also their blueberry muffin was so good i also tried their banana nut muffin. And their quiche 😍 amazing.

It was the last stop i did in Page and certainly worth it. A place certainly on the list to go back.
If you are in the area, definitely go there.

Not the best photo but omg so good!! Took a bite before taking the pic. 🤭

Friendly and has open space for seating. Can be busy at times but worth the wait. Page is lucky to have a great coffee shop as this. They have oatmilk and almond milk as alternatives.

The best little coffee / lunch / beer garden in the land.

Cozy coffee shop with a few options for breakfast. The best quiche i ever tried!!!!!! And the owner was super helpful with any questions we had about the area. And she was very sweet with my baby who was running around, touching everything in sight

This is meant to be a $3.75 cortado. Neither the espresso or the milk were made fresh. How can you sell this as ‘espresso’? It’s bitter and undrinkable and will be poured down the drain.

Nice people and great atmosphere. We ordered the avocado bagel and the breakfast burrito. The burrito was a winner and the bagel was good with the guac. (I needed something on the lighter end, so I was pleased with the bagel guac.)

10/10. It's WA state level coffee here.
Super happy with my cold brew!

"eXtEnSiVe MeNu," we were told to look at when we were undecided on what we wanted for coffee. I got an eye roll when I said I'd like to wait to order to try my husband's drink before I made my decision. I wound up choosing a cold brew that was miserably bitter, meaning that the roast of bean must have been dark or that the 'local beans' were of extremely poor quality. I'm not a coffee connoisseur, but there is a pleasant difference when it's done right. The one star represents the aesthetic building interior.