Bondadoso Coffee and Tea Collective

Yes yes yes. This is what I've experienced and I've gone 3 times now after doing group volunteer stuff bringing a bunch a friends to the place: Cozy place, modern, fun, hip, friendly, talented, and professional. If a staff memeber doesn't know something they don't BS they help each other out and satisfy customers needs to the best of their ability. Great coffee (esp their pour overs if you're not in a rush) and board game options. Can't go wrong if you wanna support local business.

The best coffee I’ve had in a while. Really a perfect balance between strength and flavor.

Came to visit from a recommendation and we have quite enjoyed our visit. Our respective tea was well brewed and had a wonderful flavor and our pastries were fresh and wonderfully moist. The staff behind the counter are friendly and knowledgeable of this oriduct

One point of detraction came from an employee who approached us while we waited at one of the tables for our order informing us that tables were only for customers. After we confirmee our order the women mumbled something and walked into the back. While this alone is not enough to prevent a future visit, it was most unexpected.

Amazing tea, great team, delicious food. Definitely they the mochi (gf) donuts. They’re delightful. The ambiance is cute too. This is a go-to place for me. Love it and recommend it.

Honey lavender latte was perfect! Staff was very kind and helpful, glad I was in the area to find this little gem :)

When this shop first open it was inviting and a quite respite from the local corporate offerings. Sad to say they are no longer focused on customer service and the shop has become pretentious beyond measure. The staff is consumed in pushing their personnel politics bent than serving the paying customer. The coffee is now of poor quality, their selections of tea no long remains, food offering are nonexistent and the charm that once oozed from this little coffee house had died under the boot-heal of the new regime. For your review I submit my last experience. We took our friends out for coffee and wanted to show off this spot and promote local a business. Our neighbor is quite the lady, managing 3 young teenagers and all the comes with getting them to their appointed activities, working with children with learning disabilities 40+ hours a week, managing a household and all that comes with that.. As many of you know carving out a few spare moments of your day for yourself is difficult if at all possible, yet she still remains sweet to a fault and is the last one to every cause a fuss.. You can image my sadness and horror when she simply asked for a latte with almond milk as her one simple pleasure for the week and was subjected to a 5 min lecture on the horrors of Almond milk, bla, bla ,bal... Now where this hard working mother of 3 would not think to make a scene, and I would not want to embarrass her we simply left the establishment and had to pass as we'd run short on time. Yes, we are all entitled to our beliefs, but I will not stand to see good folks belittled for any reason. There was no cause for a 5 min pretentious lectured on the horrors of Almond milk when a simple "sorry we don't offer this or that in a nice tone would" had informed the customer to make another selection. To bad as this shop had potential but I certainly will never return. I can assure my friends will never visit this establishment and this chain reaction will continue until the business is sold to owner with a bit more business sense.

Nice atmosphere and lots of good for sale, but menu/service could be a bit clearer. I ordered a hot coffee and was told "it's gonna be self-serve"...

I'd have paid more for something brewed fresh if I knew it was even an option...

I wandered into pick up some ham and cheese croissants for dinner on the night shift just before they were closing. The girls behind the counter we're happy to turn the oven back on and heat them for me in about 15 minutes. I had a wonderful iced peach tea which hit the spot while I waited. I like the vibe of this place and I especially like all the positive messages on the wall and the homey, down to earth design elements. It's kind of hidden in and amongst a bunch of car dealerships but well worth the trip if you can make it. Of course you have to have a mask to go in if you don't happen to have one they will bring one out to you.
Coffee is decent what little I've tried but the tea is really good. They have both hot and cold Brews and a variety of flavors probably close to 20 types. Definitely recommend this joint! I think they open at around 6 a.m. or 6:30 and they close at 6 p.m. ish.

5 stars for the coffee and I like the physical space too. As mentioned, several board games and has the feel of a community meeting place, unlike perhaps some Starbucks and such where it's just about getting a drink. I wish they had a little more variety with the food though. I'll definitely be back

Great spot with outdoor seating! Bought some espresso beans too!