Village Coffee Roastery

Great coffees, especially the almond milk lattes. Haven’t tried the food yet but will do so in the future. So happy they’re nearby!

We wanted to love this place. The location and service was great. The man outside serenading patrons with his folksy melodies additionally added to the ambiance. We ordered the village breakfast and lox bagel no onions. We were brought our order, the toast was burned black. Not just crispy but black. It is maddening how the cook and server thought the toast was passable. We did not ask for toast to be well done. We sent toast back. The bagel served with red onions on and in the bagel. Disappointing. The new order of toast came to our table and was just as black and burnt as the first order. The eggs look and tastes like powdered eggs. The coffee was excellent, and the friendliness of staff was top notch. The inside was nicely lit, rich brown tones and comfortable chairs to sit on, the baked goods nicely displayed in glass case. During our breakfast we assumed the owner(s) probably weren’t on site as the burned toast TWICE was over the top. We took a picture of the second order of toast. There’s so many other establishments to frequent that checks all the boxes. If we had to choose between mediocre to poor food over great customer service we would prefer good service, but why should we only get one? Why not both.

Village is a delightful coffee house with a cozy interior, friendly, down-to-earth Baristas, and the best coffee I've had in the Valley (and it's roasted in-house). I can get beans from SE Asia, Africa, Latin America, and South America, and the flavors are always rich and delicious...not like the bland, stale Pike's Place you get from Starbucks.
The food offerings are also tasty. I had a hot tuna melt on toasted wheat bread, and the tuna mingled with mango and pistachio slices-a unique combo.
Bottom line: Village has excellent coffee, tasty treats, and cool people in a cool location.

Really delicious coffee! My barista was super knowledgeable and helpful too. These guys really know their coffee. I didn't try the food but it looked and smelled amazing.

Very friendly staff and their coffee is really smooth! Wife got iced mocha, it's sweet but still great espresso flavor. I got the hazelnut latte and its best I get! I've been to all the local coffee spots in the valley and i think this has the best smooth espresso. (even compared to lux on central which is saying alot)!

When I make the decision to travel to a coffee shop, I do so because I do not own my own gooseneck kettle for making my own pour-over. Its a treat for me to have a professional barista make a delicious pour-over for me, and I have always enjoyed that experience. Last week I went to Village Coffee Roastery and, after asking for a pour-over, was told, "No, I'm not doing those right now." I looked around the shop and saw no other customers. I knew it was on their menu because this was my second time in the coffee shop and the first time a different barista was happy to do so (it was OK). This was a wholly negative experience for me and I left wondering how Village Coffee Roastery can employ baristas that are either 1) Untrained in how to use a v60 or Chemex or 2) too lazy or not in the mood to make one for a paying customer. I will not be returning - with so many other great local coffee shops nearby, I see no reason to give them another shot. Lakeview Coffee is in the same complex and has at least one barista who has attended the world barista championships and cares about the customer coffee experience. And Maverick Coffee is just a few blocks north, also highly recommended.

We first came to this place because a neighboring restaurant had a very long wait. Village Coffee Roastery was a pleasant surprise with delicious breakfast, good coffee, quick and friendly service, and competitive prices. My Family has been back several times now and it's always been a good experience.

This place must be the local anti-mask haven. Baristas were not wearing masks. Inside of this place was packed and most patrons weren’t wearing masks. Felt like I was in an alternate universe where COVID doesn’t exist.

The coffee was pretty good, but I won’t be returning. I can get a good coffee elsewhere without a side of COVID.

Was a big fan of Village Coffee. I would drive over there every day and order espresso and food. Tipped well. Went today for the first time since COVID and both people working there were not wearing masks although all the customers were. I will never go to Village Coffee again. Too bad that they don't care about all of their customers any more.

This is my favorite coffee spot in Arizona. Staff is always super friendly and helpful. I used to live within walking distance (so I was spoiled) but since I have moved, it's worth the 20 minute drive for coffee. The weekend mornings we have the time, we get to doggo ready, grab coffee, and take a walk around the lake.