Café Artista

Their coffee is delish, their servers are kind and welcoming, there is plentiful seating....
They have three couches. They have tables for study groups and tables for two people. They have a cushioned window seat. They have high-chaired seating as well. They have some light foods like cheese and herb scones, cookies, and bagels. They also have a microwave. They offer a "suspended coffee" system - you can choose to buy a suspended coffee, to be given to someone who can't afford one later on a first-come-first-serve basis. A person can come in and ask to see if there are any suspended coffees and benefit from someone's generosity. In addition, there is a nice selection of games like checkers, chess, cribbage, as well as some other boardgames. The lighting is warm and the room is comforting. Windows look onto Main Street.

Posted on yelp some time ago but have new info that warrants another review. First off, the coffee here is horrible. Espresso? What espresso? Gave them yet another chance and once again, their americano is the weakest I have ever had and certainly not worth the cost. Anyone who knows what espresso is supposed to taste like would agree. Not sure why they're using Stumptown coffee for espresso because it's not the right roast and should not be used for that purpose. Shocked that they still charge so much considering I've heard from multiple sources that the business is not doing well. *****Note to anyone who is considering applying here: I had a friend work here earlier this year, she kept us updated on the business practices and why she quit immediately upon finding another job. She said that the owners did not treat their employees well and pay was poor. Apparently they would yell at employees if they forgot to clean something but when they, themselves, worked a closing shift they would leave the shop cleaning from the night before for the opening baristas to do. So be advised that the work environment is poor. Plenty of other fantastic shops in Moscow. It's too bad because the former Sisters' Brew was my favorite coffee shop downtown.

Wonderful atmosphere, rich coffee aroma and sublime murmured conversation appeals to anyone seeking intimate community.. great seating and comfort.... Juniper makes for good conversation while creating tasty warm drink...Very rainy day..

WiFi password, restricted use of honey 🍯, restricted bathrooms to customers, and kind of a stiff pseudo progressive atmosphere. Too hippy for the clean cut conservative or bookish and too tight for the hippy types.
Middle of the road kind of vibe.

Nothing was bad but it wasn't the warm fuzzy vibe I personally like when I go out.

The staff were very friendly and helpful and the coffee is one of the best I've tried in a while.

BEST CAFE EVER! Amazing coffee and great baristas! A great place to study or meet with friends! The owners are fantastic and create a great environment.

Loved the atmosphere. Way less crowded than the other coffee shops in town. Good coffee and food. Just wish they were open later.

Felt very welcomed and safe in this space. The inside is absolutely beautiful. Drinks came out almost immediately after ordering.

There are typically two varieties of caffeinated drip at the ready, with one free refill! (I'm looking at you, Bucers). The complimentary water is iced and infused with orange or lemon slices, and tastes nothing like the lead/metal flavored water at...other...coffeeshops. Fair selection of baked goods available from a bakery in Palouse, WA. Great seating with many couches, tables, and the famous window-sill seat! Music isnt too loud, its a coffehouse after all, and is usually extremely good (I heard an underground UK favorite). My only complaint is the short hours of operation! Great place for coffee.

What nice place! The cold brew was great! I really enjoyed the comfortable atmosphere.
Good coffee is my weakness, every time.