Sanctuary Coffee

Worst coffee I’ve ever tried. I ordered a regular latte and I could tell the coffee had been burnt and it tasted horrible. I would describe this place as bad and overpriced . Wouldn’t recommend trying at all 👎🏼👎🏼 this place is a total NO for me.

This is an interesting place. The coffee is so good. Really solid quality. And everything they stand for is incredible. The pastries are good, but definitely hit or miss. Stick with your favorites. They just added chaga to the menu and it's really great (priced accordingly though.) Some service issues occasionally but almost all of the baristas are awesome!

My business partner and I have had 2 meetings there and it's a perfect environment for our needs. The staff is friendly and helpful, the selection of teas and coffee are great, plenty of seating in a calm, inviting atmosphere. We will be back!

I love that there are a lot of options and they always have one or two gluten free treats. The coffee is good, they have a wide range of teas, and the staff are all friendly and nice. This is a good place to meet a friend, have a study group or get work done.

This is my go to study spot. They have a lot of drinks on the menu and the baristas are all very nice. There is plenty of room to study with two separate levels. The tables are big which is great for group studying. On the weekend it can get very busy and seating can be difficult to find.

Had my first visit today, Omar was very friendly and gave me the story about the Sanctuary and their mission. Their purpose is great, I admire their community service. Service is great, ambiance is cozy without being overly dark or trying too hard. My americano was good. I'll be back for sure! Thanks!

If you're going to buy coffee, why not just buy it at a place that gives the money directly to charity! Don't give your money to corporations, buy your coffee while giving back to your own community. First time here, I think the place is great. Lots of space. Quiet. Very relaxing good energy.

Nice coffee but a somewhat limited menu. Keep your eyes open as it’s tough to see off 66.

This is my favorite coffee shop around. Staff is always pleasant, and the vibe is wonderful. Coffee is good quality and not too expensive. I always get the unlimited cup for $3 as I'm a poor grad student. Lastly, the proceeds go to charity. How can you beat this?

Not sure why these reviews are calling it expensive. $2.50 for a cup of *good* coffee ($3.50 for unlimited refills) in a spatially and emotionally open setting seems pretty fair. Plus it's not for profit so whatever pennies they make off your order lift up the local community.