Press Coffee - Scottsdale Quarter

My favorite coffee shop in AZ. And I visit a lot of coffee shops. They really know how to do coffee right. When I used to work in the quarter and go there all the time, they knew my name and my drinks. I always stop by when I’m in the area. Also their bagged coffee to purchase is great.

This Press location will no longer be receiving my business. Ive been a regular at the Scottsdale Quarter location and have now had countless interactions with the Baristas that left me baffled. They treat you like a total inconvenience and their bad attitudes are incredibly unwelcoming. Press is only a few doors down from me, but I now walk across the street to Starbucks. I feel as if I gave them grace too many times and was only disappointed. I don't think it's much to ask that you are greeted with a smile and treated with respect when getting coffee. As someone who works in retail and tries to support smaller businesses, I still stand by my decision. I've also spoken to many people who shop at The Quarter that have experienced the same disgusting encounters. I know that reviews hold a certain amount weight, so I tried to go through the chain of command but felt I was never taken seriously.

The customer service at this place is phenomenal. I come here every time I need to charge my car and it has never disappoints me. If you are looking for recommendations, the avocado caprice toast and chai cold brew shaker are my favorite.

Great coffee, wonderful customer service. I love the fact that they care about their ingredients

I've always loved Press and take anyone & everyone that visits AZ to one immediately... but after the poor customer service I received today I came on here to see if others had a similar experience and was SHOCKED to see multiple reviews that almost mirrored my experience.

I've never experienced poor customer service at a Press, so it was just very weird. One of the baristas was very fast to shut down a request I had for my coffee, no explanation of why (even though I've ordered it before), just a short and cold "you can't do that". I could almost understand answering like that if it was busy, but I was the only person in line. Not a big deal honestly, but it was just REALLY weird.

This is also a new location, and it's a bummer they didn't think to build in electrical outlets underneath each table - although this may be intentional to keep tables turning.

5 stars because I still love them. Just hope they get the customer service figured out.

I love this coffee shop.
The atmosphere they have is great for work/study. Pretty quiet, good for meetings. The drip coffee is excellent as well as espresso, chai tea, and green tea! Would recommend to anyone who likes a good cup of coffee.
The staff is also very knowledgeable and amicable!

Quality coffee and great customer service as usual. One cup of coffee at Press and you’ll have no problem saying goodbye to Starbucks!

Some of the best coffee you will ever taste. I can understand why Press has won so many awards for their coffee. It truly is an unique product. After living abroad for many years it was nice to find a Coffee Shop that produces a high quality product. You have to try this coffee!

Excellent lattes and a stylish atmosphere! And A+ latte art! Only downside is that it can be hard to get a seat.

Absolutely love this place. The folks that work there from the managers to the baristas couldn’t be any nicer and accommodating. I recently relocated from the east coast and moved in just across from the Press Coffee in the Quarter. I would bring my elderly dog Jake to the shop every morning. The folks there got to know him and his sweet disposition instantly captured their hearts. Unfortunately after a long amazing life Jake crossed the rainbow bridge last month. When the employees found out what happened, one of them had a painting done of Jake and surprised me with it. Needless to say it touched my heart to it’s core and brought a few tears to my eyes. Press isn’t just about serving coffee, it’s about being at the core of the community and building those relationships. Thank you Press Coffee!