Red Dirt Coffee House

One of my favorite places in slo county! Great good, comfortable atmosphere, decent prices and owned by a lovely family... I recently moved back to the area and look forward to getting my coffee/snack fix here whenever I'm in south county!

I told the girl who makes the coffee I used to live on the Red Dirt Road and that the lava took it out so very little of it exists anymore. I offered to show her photos of the devastation. She did not know anything about The Red Dirt Road, only how to make coffee. I think employees should learn the story of their company. The coffee is good. The education of the location this coffee shop is named for is non existant

Very nice not as good as it used to be. First, the coffee took too long and there weren't too many people there. Also, people who show up after us were taken care of really fast, but they were buddies with the person at the counter. Also, the homeless guy sleeping on the couch, didn't care for that.

I always enjoy coming here. Drinks are good. Love the zucchini bread! The little room is easy to reserve and is nice for small groups.

Love the Aloha Spirit and the easy feeling of having great Coffee and Red Dirt own spin on island style Drinks, and their plate lunches on friday and Saturday's Ono kinda vibe from Jackie and the Crew. Best place in Arroyo Grande for Shua😘😘😘😘

Wow, this place was full of positive energy I loved it. Spent a couple hours doing work emails here and loved all of the workers happy attitude and having fun. Wifi worked well and cappuccino was delicious and perfect. 5 stars all around.

The decor is tacky, it has an OK vibe when it's not busy, the drinks that aren't coffee are bad and the food that isn't the burritos are sub-par. The green tea laté had chunks of the green tea mix powder in the bottom and the mini cinnamon roll tasted like soft cardboard.

Like the atmosphere. Don't like their cold brew/iced coffee-whatever-it-is. Its pretty watery and gross. Other drinks and food are great; staff is great.

Red Dirt is like going to a beach in Hawaii but the sand is rough, you can't swim, and basically leave a few minutes after driving there. The coffee and food I tried here was not good and it overall had a weird environment.

There is no real door here, I walked under a net and should've taken that as a sign of what I was walking into. I ordered a coconut latte and a spam musubi. The latte itself was mostly sugar, but I could hardly detect any hint of coconut. The spam musubi was messily assembled so it was difficult to eat, and the spam and rice were overly dry.

I honestly don't see why people come here if the environment is weird and the food and coffee is subpar.

I've ben going here for over a year and it is by far the best coffe place in California. No other coffe place on the coast can compare with them. And during the holidays they have this pumpkin chi latte with real pumpkin get it blended and you will never get one from Starbucks again