Devout Coffee

Very tidy, super friendly, and great coffee! The coffee garden is nice, sipping in the fresh air!

How I found this beauty of a place hidden in the middle of no where, turned out to be a delight for me. This is one roastery coffee shop that can rub shoulders with the best. The flavors of the coffee have distinct citrus hints which speaks a lot about the owner who does not confirm to playing safe as many other top shops do. The cafe is a beauty in itself with a beautiful patio. Totally worth the drive I took for this.

Minimalist coffee shop, which is refreshing to see. We sat outside out back. There was a steady trickle of local folks coming in to get their cup of joe, so I can only assume Devout has a solid customer base. I wouldn't mind going back and buying some beans one day to check out their product again. Nice job!

One of the best coffee in town. You can smell it down the street. Warm welcome from the staff every time. Awesome latte.

Absolutely a hidden gem in the small town of Niles. The street is very lively on the weekends and is a great place to walk around with a lot of antique shops to look around and probably buy something.
Devout is a go to place if you are a fan of pour over coffee. They have 3-4 beans you can choose from and it's really worth the price.
Highly recommended.

Devout has been my go-to for 2 years now. The craft of the coffee is wonderful and I love the staff. My order is an oatmilk latte, which never disappoints, but it's always a nice diversion to taste their exclusove seasonal drink options. I live 45 minutes away but it's still worth the drive, highly recommend.

Small and cozy coffee place. If you’re in Fremont area, do yourself a favor by stopping by at this place. The cappuccino you get here is incredible.

Best, Authentic coffee shop in The Bay Area!

Devout is our coffee shop for personal and professional times. My husband and I have both had business meetings here, mainly because the coffee is out of this world. We often visit with our family and bring cards or chess or laptops and books for study.
During SIP we are missing those visits, and the amazing friendly staff.
Thankfully, they are open for to go orders and selling beans. We continue to support Devout during this time and they continue to support us.

Thanks Devout!

How to give your customer a bad espresso experience-
1. Pull a super bitter shot.
2. Tell them you're out of sugar

We tried hot chocolate. Just mediocre in taste.