Offset Coffee

Nice little boutique coffee shop on a busy road, parking can be hard during rush hours, but the friendly service and handmade drinks are def worth coming. I usually get their col brew which you can get either nitro or small batch. I've had both and like them both. Lattes are great too & nice to look at.

The coffee here is a nice welcome to the usual Starbucks, with it's pretty presentation in the ceramic mug as opposed to a plastic cup. However, for $5, the cup was not very large, the roast was bitter, and the coffee itself was lukewarm at most. I was forced to drink the coffee, quickly, so as not to taste it cold, which does not work when trying to sit and enjoy a beverage. Generally coffee should be hot enough to not burn one's tongue, but still be hot enough to warm the body when ingested. The location is set in an unfortunate plaza, overlooking the boulevard, so the customer is forced to watch and listen to the ongoing traffic - thus further taking away from the much-needed calmness and relaxation many coffee lovers thrive on. Also, we had the cinnamon toast, (which was $6), and it came lightly toasted with buttery-cinnamon and some cane sugar sprinkled on top. For the price, I can make that myself at home, and have an entire loaf of brioche bread leftover. Overall the experience was not bad, but having had better gourmet coffees elsewhere, this place comes in at an average.

First time trying, delicious--Offset knows coffee. Had a yummy, funky, "experimental" Columbian filter brew. So much flavor and cool to try something new. Great baristas. Thanks Offset!

Great coffee. I love their lattes, iced or hot. Super cute coffee shop ambiance

A very cozy and nice coffee shop. The staff is always very friendly and even despite the covid guidelines, putting their best foot forward. They have a great variety in special coffee drinks plus the standard coffee fare.

Turmeric chai latte! Besides other coffee and yummies. What's not to love.

My first time trying this place today, i recieved a really warm welcome from a lovely lady named Joujou and first impressions were great, inside its really small but cosy nonetheless. A little on the pricey side but very nice coffee so worth it. The only down side is that i felt totally rushed, one of the servers made a point of coming to my table after an hour of me being there to ask me if i had finished yet (i still had a couple of swigs and like to sip my coffee not just gulp it down) i told her that i would be leaving soon and she said ok, no apology for disturbing me or offer of being welcome to stay. To top of this they never asked the guy next to me whose cup was actually empty. Im sorry but no one else was waiting for a table and the place was not busy - i was in the middle of a test online and literally felt that i would have to buy another drink or my only option was to leave.

Pretty good americano. Only wish is for a place that makes dark roast and espresso as good as Café Trieste in Fresco. No where in the South Bay is there anything as good as their coffee, Oy! 2/19-- Just had a pretty good mocha(not the overly sweet hot cocoa-ish $tarbuck$ kind) while sitting at their outside counter soaking up the warmish winter sun.

Cute little local coffee spot with fresh pastries, seasonal menu and some breakfast toast options. Brew is always on point plus friendly staff makes this strip mall parking lot situation more palatable.

Awesome first time going, will go again after I saw they have rose and lavender latte. 🤤