Rally Coffee Co.

Rally is the gem of NODO! Plenty of seats and power sources when you need to stay awhile & be productive. Get the Americano you won’t be disappointed.

Coffee was good...almost as good as coffee from local Portland coffee places!

Rally Coffee Co. nailed it with the way they put their shop together. My congratulations to them for the way they’ve opened. Their marketing campaign was fun to watch unfold. The coffee shops I like best have a few things in common and Rally Coffee Co is now part of that club. One, a cortado on menu. It’s my favorite drink and not everyone does it and not everyone does it well. They do both. And when it’s on menu, you know it’s been perfected. Two, prices with a single decimal point. It’s a funny observation but shops with prices like 3 or 2.5 seem to make the best coffee. I haven’t figured out the correlation between dropping the second decimal point and making a great drink, but it’s there somewhere! Third, a reasonable, simple menu. I love a coffee shop that makes a handful of drinks really well rather than offering a huge list of specialty drinks paired with an even longer list of syrup add-ons. Four, mixed seating options. It’s thoughtful to have spaces for singles, couples, and groups. I appreciate the standing height bar top for quickly popping in and having a cortado. And lastly, a name ending in Co. Again, I haven’t figured out the exact correlation, but it seems like the cuter (or sillier) the name, the less I enjoy the coffee. Shops with a simple name ending in Co. tend to just nail it in the four previously listed ways. Thanks Rally Coffee Co. for putting together a cool space in an area needing a shop like yours. And thanks for doing what you do well.

Unique flavors and a relaxing atmosphere! The iced vanilla latte had a nutty flavor and the rose matcha was subtle and fantastic!

Been here few years ago when I shopped at the old Urban Outfitters location. This is a very well designed coffee shop (interior and aesthetic wise). Other shops I've been to make me feel like im enterting the eat pray love cult lol.
Anyway, the coffee taste very good and so is their homemade food. They also roast their own coffee so its a bonus for me because I made my own latte when I'm at home.
As an ex-barista, I would say that they definitely know what they doing with their drink and their coffee. You can tell that the owner is passionate about coffee through the quality of drink.

Trendy and a homey atmospheres. Baristas were very good and very friendly. Great views outside of the windows and the food was tasty. The sausage fritatta was what I tried! Highly recommend visiting here!

We picked up a bag of their roasted beans for home - the Tanzania coffee is great with our home pour-over system! Subtle and warm, reminded us of hemp rope and opening boxes. Shop atmosphere was clean and open. No-frills coffee shop that had a great Cortado.

Good coffee. Not bad. Not great. But good. You aren’t going to get any crazy latte flavors or any larger drinks, also it doesn’t have the greatest of hours, usually closes a little too early for my tastes.

I have been here several times now and the coffee is always decent. It is not my first choice, but I would definitely try it if you're looking for something new. The black coffee was acidic and nutty with kind of a harsh taste. The latte was much smoother and did not have a harsh coffee taste, also had a nutty taste. The decor and overall atmosphere here is very nice though.

What a great place to enjoy specialty coffee! My espresso was made very well, and I tried a specialty drink for the season that was herbaceous and lightly sweet. I loved it so much I came back the next day during my short stay in Omaha! They offer great service, killer beverages, and great light fare for any coffee connoisseur or novice alike.