La Mulita Coffee

Great vibes, cool atmosphere. The maple latte with oat milk was good, the flavor wasn’t overwhelming, I wonder how it would have been with whole milk. The hot chocolate was really good with the steamed milk, and some latte art that my mom messed up before I took the picture haha. Good coffee, worth the stop!

Could this place be any cuter and nicer? Very tastefully designed a cool, hip coffee place. Every barista works here knows what to suggest, with the way you could like. The owner makes you feel like they have known you forever. When I was here, many of the locals have came and they were each treated like family.
The owner is actually Colombian and he is going for coffee trips to Colombia to select the best coffee possible, and it really shows! I am sure we will come here more frequently and may not even mind the 1.5 hours of travel from Boston just to drink good coffee!

I visited on an invitation from an answer on an online question about if they served pastries with thier coffee ☕. The answer was yes! They have doughnuts, bagels and muffins. Local newspaper 📰 available to feed your brain.
I had an Americano with a glazed doughnut. 🤫 Shh! Don't tell my diet! Both were good! Indoor seating and WiFi available. Decent amount of parking 🅿️. Reasonable prices. Friendly service. Place was busy! Bags of coffee available for purchase along with store line clothing and mugs. Website for online orders.
Returned after reading an article in the Seacoast Scene paper about La Mulita Coffee. Had a coffee ☕ with Monkey 🐒 Bread and a read of the 📰 newspaper. Relaxing! Bathroom was in good shape. I gave a staff member a copy of the Seacoast Scene with the article about the buisness.
I recommend a visit!

La Mulita is the kind of place that makes you want to move closer to it so you can visit all the time. The coffee is amazing and the people are even better. I’m not just talking about Max and his team - the community of followers and coffee drinkers they’ve built is friendly, open, and welcoming. Go here for the coffee and stay because it feels like home.

No exaggeration, we drive close to 20 miles--each way!--for the amazing coffee, once or twice a week, in this charming and rustic place. No matter how busy it gets, the owner and friendly staff seem genuinely thrilled to greet customers, often by name. There are occasionally bagels, donuts, and other pastries from local bakeries, some GF, but they go fast. Grab a pack of coffee beans to take home, roasted on the premises. I challenge you to find better coffee anywhere.

Super dangerous that I've discovered La Mulita at the end of my street. Friendly staff, never too long of a wait, they obviously take care into crafting espresso drinks (espresso always tasty and dialed in, syrups and shots weighed, etc.), multiple roasts available for brewed coffee, and bags of coffee available for a more affordable price than bigger name quality roasters.

The espresso here is delicious and has unique flavors you can actually taste. Milk is steamed appropriately and not full of large bubbles. The cold brew is hit or miss though.

I was in to talk about a wholesale account and decided to try an iced latte, it was the best I've ever had!! Iced latte ,whole milk and caramel!! Delicious!! I told everyone I saw that day about how good it was!!

La Mulita is a fabulous gem of the Seacoast. The staff is always so wonderful. The atmosphere is great and the coffee… that’s the best part! It’s the perfect local spot

La Mulita is a destination cup of coffee. I used to live right down the road and was so lucky. Now 25 minutes away I look forward to anytime I’m in the area or making a special trip (thankfully they ship beans!). Couple that with the dedication and friendliness of Max and his team it deserves to be put on the pantheon of roasters.