Humble Coffee Company

Quiet, welcoming. Good coffee and breakfast burritos.

Their iced coffee is very good; it lacks that bitter taste that the iced coffee at many local shops seem unable to avoid - and the bitterness that some of the 1 star reviewers seem with which to be fraught.

I wrote the first paragraph several months ago, and after returning to Humble on a dozen or more occasions since - I am pleased to say that this place is still as great as it was the first time I patronized the establishment. Their cold brew is my favorite. They have really interesting and delicious pastries that are made locally and delivered fresh (from what I understand), both sweet and savory. I have enjoyed the donuts and the scones.

This place can get really busy at peak hours and sometimes there aren't any tables available inside. On nice days, one has the option of sitting outside, either in the front or the back; both areas have ample tables and chairs that can typically accommodate the high level of business that Humble is serving during those particularly busy times.

If you've actually read this far and haven't already decided between going to a local, comfortable, easy-going, supportive coffee-shop *or* just driving up to your corporate, machine driven, multinational, uncaring, insensitive, coffee-trough that you usually visit, I implore that you make the right decision today. Make a decision that not only benefits you, but also benefits the community and the city. Make a decision that you can feel good about while you drink your fair priced cold brew and write self-deprecating poetry in your Moleskin notebook. Make that decision. The world needs more people like you, and so does Humble.

There are great drink's and fairly large. It's often pretty full (right by unm). The only reason I knocked a star is there were so many flies (They were super feral ninja flies too). With winter coming my next visit is sure to be fly free lol.

Not a bad spot. Nice, outdoor dining area to drink your coffee and then two feet away you have to put your mask back on 🤷🏻‍♀️ there’s a magical line where drinking coffee without a mask on (because how else would you consume a liquid through your oral cavity) is okay, then walk a couple steps (outdoors mind you) and the magic of a respiratory disease compels you to reapply a face covering. I don’t understand how infectious diseases spread in this manner........ of course we all know that these unprecedented times exceed human logic and understanding. The coffee tasted fine, by the way.

They coffee here is amazing, better than Starbucks, and if you go here you’re supporting a local business (always a plus)! I like the items they gave for sale, the coffee growlers, shirts, etc. It’s a great atmosphere if you want to sit and do some work while enjoying a cup of coffee or a light snack. However, the past few times I have gone in, the staff seemed very annoyed/rude. Normally I wouldn’t say anything because everyone has an off day from time to time, but now it’s been a few times.

Very good coffee. Atmosphere is ok. We were there rather late on a Sunday so there were seats available and we were able to park as someone was pulling out. Rather small, but drinks were great. Bought beans do if they work well in our espresso maker we will be back.

Great coffee. Beautifully unique atmosphere both inside and out. I’ve tried a variety of drinks, teas, coffee/latte/cappuccino/espresso. I recommend adding a fun flavor such as peppermint or lavender.

The outside patio is doggo (dog) friendly.

Back in the day, I took pictures at this location, when it a recording studio. Now it’s to a booming coffee shop!

Parking can be a bit tough. Parking is located in both front and back of the building.

Accessible side notes: I recommend contact the establishment for further information regarding accessibility.

Disappointed... I was actively shopping for some merchandise had items in hand and was told that I couldn’t be near the bar area. Mask was on, and was clearly 6 feet from everyone in the store. I walked away and did not purchase the items. I waited for my coffee and while doing so, an elderly lady was also in the same general area and had yet to order, she was told the same, she was clearly upset and another patron who was clearly bothered by her statement advised the employee she hadn’t ordered. I felt bad for her for the manner in which she was spoken to. To the female employee with the bluish/green hair, don’t make customers out to be villains when they are following guidelines, you’re hurting this company while locals are trying to support local. And as for management, if you don’t want people buying merch, don’t have it displayed.

For Humble Coffee public relations, you’re better than this, so train better, and be better.

Thank You

Humble is a great coffee place. The inviorment there is very relaxed and it has a nice large window facing the road, so I am always able to people watch and enjoy my time there. The staff is always kind and go out of their way of work just to talk to you. I have met a few friends here and I never feel rushed, so it's a great place to catch up with old friends.

Their drinks are delicious and the atmosphere is comfortable. My favorite is their cold brew with lavender syrup and oat milk. Highly refreshing, but you can't go wrong with anything they have!