Brewja Coffee

Stopped in here on a brunch to catch up with a long time friend.

I've heard about Brewja from other acquaintances in my circle and decided to give it a shot.

The spot is bigger than I expected it to be. Entrance puts you directly in front of the bakery items. To the left you have two refrigerators that have items you can purchase to take home and window seating.

To the right is a much more relaxed, dimmed seating area.

I originally came here for a recommendation, empanadas, unfortunately on this day they had none.

I instead got a Pastelito. I forgot what kind it was but it was good. They warmed it up for me and served it.

For my drink, I decided on a Lavender Latte. They offered me the choice of hot or iced. I chose Iced as it was a rather warm day.

The drink itself was pretty good, I've never had a Lavender Latte before in either hot or iced. It was sweet and definitely could taste Lavender.

The service was quick, the batista was polite and openly offered us recommendations and substitutions for our choices.

They were patient with us too, we weren't the two quietest people in the building and definitely were not the most family friendly.

This spot definitely leans towards a younger audience... of course having a high school up the street probably helps.

I would love to go again and try the other items on the menu that caught my eye.

We came this place randomly looking for crafted coffee and this place was open late. Customer service really nice , they have plenty cool choices like pumpkin horchata or lavender latte. We came by later in the day so they didn’t had lot of left of the pastries only few choices and the almond croissant was really good . I’m definitely coming back.

First time visiting Brewja! Everything was great! Got a Dulce de Leche iced latte and quite a few yummy treats. My only suggestion is to get there early because once it's busy they run out of some items.

I love Brewja it’s a great place to buy the mocha and other great toast. Only thing they should work on is updating their website when they are out of things. Because they do charge for a lot of the extras (including whipped cream) and when they are out they say “sorry we’re out” but sadly don’t offer to refund you Your money for it. First time was okay but now it’s added up to five dollars and five dollars is too much so definitely will say something next time it occurs but that’s the only thing but still and worth five stars because of the quality and taste

The horchata latte here is phenomenal, and they got empanadas and guava pastries. This type of coffeeshop is Unique to the bar area, this is definitely a hidden gem to check out!

Always such a treat to visit. They have the cutest little treats. A must for holiday specific treats or just because stop.

Staff is so friendly. Always great options and recommendations.

EDIT: They have since opened the indoor seating area with cute homey decor, so revising atmosphere score.

I used to really like this place with their assortment of unique drink options and baked goods, but they seem to have revamped their menu to get rid of almost all of the things that made them stand out. Now they're just an overpriced run-of-the-mill cafe with no soul or spark, and despite the size of their interior, nowhere to sit and relax/work either. So much wasted potential.

Who knew that a coconut iced coffee would be so magically combined that every sip felt like heaven? Plus, the avocado toast had flavor in every bite. The bread was also pretty good, and seeing how this coffee shop is attached to a cake shop, it really goes above and beyond with the baked goods. Will be coming back 💯

The coffee taste good along with the pastry. But I think paying $7 for a concha is a little overpriced. I would give this 5 stars but they need to work on the pricing. Not everyone is made out of gold.

The toast selection is so good, love it, very creative with the variety. Coffee is great as well, people are very nice and I highly recommend to give them a try if you are in the area.