Coffee & Moore

Found this place while visiting Sebastopol's Barlow. Loved the quiet, cozy vibe of the place! Ordered a Horchata Latte and it was amazing. Will be back to attend some of the live music events, enjoy more coffee and the lovely customer service.

Great shop in cool town. Sebastopol is very down to earth this coffee shop is too. Great staff, the usual woman is a sweetheart. Coffee and espresso is unreal. We have bought beans to make at home damn good too. 👍

Located in the Gravenstein Station, Coffee & Moore is a regular place to stop for my wife and I after a brisk walk on the nearby Joe Rodota Trail. Providing the comfort of home with great coffee and food, the new owner is carrying on the tradition of this establishment and taking it to new levels.

I stopped here because I was aware that they know how to make good coffee here. They also support the community with special events, and live music on the weekend. But what I DIDN'T know is that they really are serious about the food here!

The breakfast burrito was not something you stuff in a jacket pocket and head out on the road to eat as you navigate through traffic. It was an actual breakfast that might make you consider skipping lunch. (All that other stuff is still true though -- so get in there when you have a chance and test me on this.)

Dulce de leche late to die for. Great GF pastry too. Cool ambiance with artwork to sell.

First time here. Asked for a "medium roast" coffee and got a cup with bitter and very burnt taste. I went back inside to ask for a light roast. They told me they only have the medium dark roast for serving. But he offered to sell me a bag of light roast coffee!? Not coming back here when there are so many other better places nearby with flavorful medium roast coffees. I don't like paying $4 for burnt bitter brew.

First off, the atmosphere here is outstanding. Also outstanding is the food, although it is very expensive for cafe food.

The three core issues are the relatively slow service (if they're busy), the expensive food and drink, and the pretty so-so level of their coffee.

In a different area, this place's coffee would skip un-noticed, but it's not some $1.25 cup of coffee, they charge a full $2.50 ... and for that money you get a cup of coffee that is pretty much a 3/5. Not really THAT big of a deal, but when you can go down the street (literally walking distance) to TMF's coffee bar and get easy 4 - 4.5 / 5 coffee, or better yet hit up ninjastar for consistent 5/5, this spot is a hard sell by it self if you're there for the coffee.

That being said, if you're not a coffee snob, don't mind paying $10 for a bagel with eggs and cheese, don't mind a wait if it's busy, and you REALLY want to kick it in all their soft chairs, this spot is definitely worth a stop. If coffee is a core priority, keep driving.

.. Like and Love This Beautiful Place! ..
.. They Have Coffee ☕ and Tea 🍵 Too ..
.. You Can Breakfast or Lunch Too ..
.. They Have Sandwiches 🥪 and Different Pies and Cookies 🍪 ..
.. The People, who Works There Are Nice and Kind and Caring To Their Customers Too 😊 ..
.. I'll Be Back Soon! ..

It's a nice relaxing place with great coffee and tea. There is also live music from time to time and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly.

Aging hippie place with bad coffee. Huckster woo-woos selling magic ’angel cards’ to depressed people for $2 a card. It’s basically the ultra left-wing version of Trump America, where mystics try to sell you alt-health ‘essential oils’ to go in your coffee. Avoid.