Offset Coffee

As a huge coffee lover who just moved to the area, I set out to find good coffee. Offset coffee is located just off the street with some front store and side parking. It is an unassuming, casual, no frills type of place. There is minimal seating inside and outside. Looks like they roast their own beans. The coffee was delicious, I have no complaints. The coffee was not bitter at all and had a smooth taste. The non dairy milk was frothed perfectly and was also smooth and delicious. I will return for sure.

Delightful.

I was sad that the menu's posted on Google Maps were misleading and they no longer serve Rose Lattes or Macadamia Milk. But that's hardly the shop's fault. I posted an updated Menu picture.

I ordered a lavender and vanilla iced latte, and the ABJ toast. The latte was wild but super enjoyable, and the toast was absolutely fantastic.

I 100% would buy both again.

What a great little place. Very friendly, had an excellent iced Americano, and the avocado toast was spot-on EXACTLY right! Good tunes too (thanks for the Paramore!) (oh and plenty of easy access parking)

Offset Coffee: Friendly service, terrific nitro coffee, and messy but yummy avocado toast in an extremely hard to find location because they have no visible street signage.
This stealth coffee place is a gem for nearby offices and offers interior and exterior seating.

Good spot for coffee, their nitro vanilla latte wasn’t too sweet. There’s no Wi-Fi when I was there, but there are tables for working. There aren’t many sockets if you need to charge your laptop however. Overall a solid coffee spot, maybe not for prolonged working

My wife and I came in to check out the coffee and it didn't disappoint. I got the Flat White and she got a Vanilla Latte with almond milk and an extra shot of espresso. Both were really good. 8 actually preferred the vanilla latte (maybe it was the extra shot) but it was a little sweet. Maybe next time we'll ask for less vanilla. We got a chocolate and a regular croissant and both were warmed up for is and were tasty. My biggest complaint is that along the right wall, water jugs, printers and a bunch of other office and coffee supplies were strewn about. It certainly didn't add to the ambiance. Maybe put a wall up or move that stuff elsewhere and put a sofa or two with a coffee table? Just a thought.

Great spot for an espresso, coffee, or tea. I was a little sad they didn't offer pourovers, but the cappuccino was great! They have almond and oat milk for vegan options.

Offset Coffee is absolutely brilliant. Right off of PCH, the cozy little coffeeshop is everything you expect and want from a local coffeeshop. The chocolate banana muffin I had was great, and the hazelnut latte with oat milk was practically perfect! It was the kind of latte that makes you remember just how mediocre fast food espresso drinks are. It's definitely worth the 50¢ over Starbucks. The decor is still lacking a bit (it has a just opened, start-up vibe to it, which is cozy nonetheless) and they were almost out of pastries/sandwiches by noon (they close at 3) which is on par with other local coffeeshops, from my experience.

Want to like this place because they're nice and on the way to work but their drip black coffee was pretty bad for $4.50 compared to something like HiFi. Their latte's are pretty alright though.

Pretty good coffee, better than Starbucks but about the same as most other coffee specific places. They ran out of Xmas special syrups though, which was a bummer after it was suggested by the barista.