Fourth Coast Cafe and Bakery

The dirty Chai ended up being more watery than anything. I ordered a extra shot of espresso in the Chai, along with oatmilk instead of whole milk, so it shoukd have been creamy. And it was not. And then the cinnamon roll I got was kinda chewy over cooked on the outside. But of course the inside was amazing.

Local cafe and bakery. Staff are incredibly friendly and everything I've tried is delicious. The best part is that their prices are, at least compared to other similar places, very fair and cheaper considering the quality and portion sizes. Seating and parking can be tight, but it's well worth any potential hassle for the quality and service you'll receive.

The staff and servers are great and food ok. But the owner has a poor attitude when it comes to engaging his customer base. He has called police on houseless community as well as chased houseless residents with mental health problems out of his establishment. He is rude and concieted and comes from privilege and you can tell by his energy towards others. Women have complained about his misogyny and this behavior needs to be corrected.

Depending on your idea of a good coffee shop atmosphere, this could be a 5 star or a 2 star place. The upsides are their coffee and pastries - excellent! As for atmosphere, they don't have a ton of seating, they play super loud, distracting alt rock pop music. I couldn't even drown it out with earphones and my own loud music playing. So I left (after the great coffee, of course!). All in all, seems like it's great for a good hang out, not for study.

The coffee is good- great actually.

The worst part - as it has been for years - is the penchant for the baristas to play the loudest, most unfriendly music ever; metal in its various forms.

Is it because you don’t want people to stay for long? It’s working!

Here’s a hint: jazz, Latin, r&b, “adult contemporary” or even pop music or michael buble would be preferable at this point.

They have the best espresso in town by far. Their coffee is my favorite too! :)

Fourth coast. For me, nostalgic and consistent. Actually good coffee. All the time, good coffee. Great people watching spot or a bunker to tie down a good conversation with a best friend. If you're there, you have time to be.

The coffee here is awesome!! It might actually be the best I've ever had... The crowd can be quite unusual, but it makes for good people watching for sure. Don't come expecting Starbucks- you should just go there if that's what you're looking for. If you want a super authentic local neighborhood cafe, then this is the spot.

Went at 10:00 pm to relax and recenter. First time there. Had an iced latte 2 shots of espresso with toffee and caramel flavor, was recommended oat milk over almond. It was fantastic. I'm a picky girl, a conneseur of iced drinks. I had it with a brownie, read my book, and had philosophical conversations with strangers until 12:45. 10/10 would do again.

Fourth Coast used to be The Place for the rebels, goth, punk, and other unique people of my youth. It's energy was dark and a little dangerous, though always ultimately safe. Going in now is a weird reminder that we all grew up. You can see the eccentric roots, but the coffee shop now has a more broad, if slightly generic, appeal. Its nice enough, but I only go as a waiting spit for The Crow's Nest. It doesn't have anything which makes it stand out anymore.