MOE COFFEE-NORTH PARK

Always a nice place to get a coffee and a treat. Plenty of space to work & very friendly/efficient staff. They also have beer, wine, smoothies, and food. Cool neighborhood joint! Only slight discrepancy might be that the prices are a little bit on the higher side.

This is a great neighborhood coffee shop. It’s got a great open space both indoor and outdoor for enjoying a cup of coffee or casual drinks. It’s a great space for studying or having a casual meeting. The customer service has always been polite. Overall this coffee shop is very pleasant.

Our vacation rental was just down the street so we decided to stop by in the morning for some coffee. It’s such a lovely place with an outdoor seating area. Their matcha was good and the lavender white mocha was also very good.

I came here bright and early on a holiday and it was apparent the baristas were not too happy to be there. The drinks were good. The seasonal butterscotch latte tasted like really good gas station coffee (the French vanilla flavor) and the horchata chai was solid.

Loved the horchata dirty chai lattes we got during our San Diego coffee crawl! Indoor and outdoor area, great for working remotely, beautiful interior design!

First time going to this spot. Was excited to try it. The person that rung me out seemed annoyed or bothered by me asking about milk options as oat milk was out. Killed the vibe almost immediately. Maybe this person was having a bad day or hates questions about milk. I got a coffee and basic croissant. Slightly over priced in my opinion but the coffee was decent and croissant was good. I’m local to North Park and love to support local. I won’t be going back. First impressions are everything and with so many options especially for coffee I was hoping for a better experience. Others seemed to like it and got better service than what I experienced.

Such a cute coffee shop in North Park. It's open air and the vibe is great. It's pretty large with plenty of seating. Definitely a good place to get some work done.

The Horchata Chai latte was amazing, but I wish I took the baristas recommendation of adding an extra espresso shot because it definitely could have used more. But it was a great drink! Really smooth and great flavors.

Service is so friendly. This coffee shop is at the corner of a residential area. Only street parking but not too bad in the mornings.

I like this place a lot. Friendly barristas, innovative menu that accomodates plant based diets. Good place to chill and even work. A little expensive baked goodies to go but when you are sitting there to work, it is justified. Overall a great experience.

Two comments:
- It is very open and so during cold days it could be freezing. They should lower the screen to keep wind away. Understandable if people are sitting outside but who does in a cold rainy day with lot of empty spaces inside.
- Another one of my pet peeves is $1.25 extra charge on soy milk. It seems like coffee shops in the area have decided they can get away with it so they will. It is 2023 and shelves with alternate milks in a grocery store exceed regular milk with very little price difference. For a while I avoided the place because of principle stand. Now I go there and order stuff without (alternate) milk because I still like the place and like people who work there. I'm sure I'm not the only one. People who are plant based hate being taken advantage of.

Went early this morning to check out the newest coffee shop in the neighborhood, and it’s pretty much my new favorite! Firstly, it’s open at 6am every day, and everywhere else in the area doesn’t open before 7 or 8...except SBux, but that doesn’t count.

Baristas were friendly, helpful, and patient as I ogled the many pastries for a couple minutes. Tons of vegan baked goods! (Plenty of ‘regular’ pastries, too, sourced from Bread & Cie.

The outdoor area is nice, well spaced out, and has lots of greenery. The indoor space is almost indoor-outdoor: perfect for this strange pandemic reality.

Americano was good, and I’ll definitely be back soon to try a pour-over and some sort of latte.

This is my favorite coffee shop in the area but I've become increasingly frustrated with the number of times I've shown up for them to close the back room with zero communication on their socials or at the front. This creates a shortage of seating for those wishing to work from the shop. I respect the enterprise but a little communication would do wonders