Daily Projects Coffee Bar & Eatery

I've been going to Daily Projects almost weekly since they opened. They recently rebranded, & every one I talk to can agree that we wish it would go back to how it used to be. It was always a light & airy place to study, chat with friends over coffee, or grab a delicious, healthy bite to eat. Seriously, everyone was obsessed with Daily Projects. Now, it's converted into a diner that sells shakes and burgers from open to close, covers their sunny windows with lace, and plays their music too loud.

Their food went up in price and down in portion size. Although the coffee is still amazing, their baristas used to understand coffee and you could sense their passion for it, but now it's mostly high school kids who seem very confused with the new changes and branding--just as much as all the customers. Every time I'm in there, something has changed, and the lack of consistency is bad for customer reliability.

The area needs a coffee shop, not an overpriced stake n shake. Hope it brings back their yummy food and good vibes. Wishing Daily Projects the best, it's been the place to go for years!

Shopping local is easy, but it's even easier when all the boxes are checked off.

Daily projects seeks to bring a diverse, and regularly changing menu to an area plagued by global coffee chains.

To me what sets daily projects apart from other companies is that they offer a broad swath of new flavors and experiences for you to try, without any sort of elitist implied understanding.

Service here is fast and friendly. The staff could not be nicer and more patient with non-coffee snobs like myself and are quick to offer a suggestion if you're looking to try something new.

Additionally the food here is really really good. I suggest the breakfast burrito, it's the best.

Overall I hope the daily project continues to florish and prosper, because these are the kind of nice things we are not supposed to have

Best cold brew I had yet. It was so delicious and smooth. Sat down to enjoy the day and it was perfect. Having a sweet treat balances the strong coffee flavor and it was awesome.

As much as my wife likes the coffee, it seems over priced for what you get. We went in for breakfast, got two basic breakfast sandwiches, one small latte and a smoothie and it was close to $30. The sandwich was ok, but nothing special. So if you love coffee maybe it is worth it, but not for me.

Great spot for coffee. Have seen the owner/manager a few times and he has a true passion and knowledge for what he's doing. They make an OUT OF THIS WORLD Quiche Loraine but it's not always on the menu.. certainly get it if you see it!

Love the atmosphere of the place. But went in close to closing time and got a pretty bad drink. It was barely warm and not prepared as usual. Maybe end of the day slump will try again in the morning when staff are fresher. Wish I didn’t pay $5 for such a bad hot coco.

Ordered 2 lavender blackberry earl greys. 1 had milk. 1 did not. Waited 30 minutes for a avocado tuna sandwich. 3 people ordered after me and received their food. I was then asked what I was waiting for and they told the kitchen. Cashier referred to me as "sir" multiple times to which I responded “ma’am”. I was then asked after 30 minutes if I also ordered a muffin, which I had received 30 minutes prior to. 3 people also walked in without masks so either there is no mask ordinance here or they don’t enforce it. Don’t recommend.

Daily Projects is a great place! I love their coffee and menu items. Definitely try one of their sandwiches and a smoothie. The atmosphere is totally chill and the staff is friendly and helpful. They only downside is that most items are a little pricy.

I meet with my local co-working group here on a weekly basis. I get greeted by name by the owner, Sang, which makes me feel welcome. They serve Intellegentsia coffee, and the food is top notch. I recommend the new oatmeal item on the menu, very delicious with candied nuts and fruits.
The quiches are also very good.

Drove an hour to meet a former coworker for coffee. Great coffee and my food was delicious. If Daily Projects was 20 minutes away, I’d give up Starbucks to come here daily.