Troubadour Coffee Roasters

I have been visiting this independent neighborhood coffee house for some time, on a regular basis, with my husband. We have found consistently good, friendly service. The high quality of the coffee and tea makes this place stand out from the chains. The pictures from Central America, the coffee plants and burlap bags land an air of authenticity. Worth a trip and your support.

Really like the decor. With bags of beans and photos of the roasters getting the coffee from the source. The cold brew is one of the best I've ever had. The only reason for the 4 stars is it is dead of night, pin drop a$$ quiet in there. So when people are talking you can't help but eavesdrop.

My friend and I visited Troubadour for a coffee tasting this past weekend, and we had a great time! Tony, the owner, was very friendly and knowledgeable. We enjoyed the three flavors of coffee he provided, and we were very happy to buy a bag to take home for later! We learned a lot and it was great to hear about his experiences in sourcing coffee and learning about how it is processed. Although I am a cream-in-my-coffee type of gal, I am sorry to read there are so many negative reviews because they do not offer additions to their coffee like cream or sugar. It never hurts to step outside of your comfort zone and try something new! And they do offer lattes and macchiatos if you're interested in a milky beverage. The shop was small and cozy, and the barista was also very friendly. Also its been 4 days and I haven't stopped thinking about the cherry walnut biscotti I had... I'm pretty sad Troubadour isn't closer to where I live.

This coffee shop does not offer cream or sugar for their coffee drinks. I was skeptical at first, but they are absolutely right that their coffee doesn't need milk or sugar. We ordered an Americano and a hot cocoa. Both were beautifully done and smooth. The cheesecake is also delicious.

Solid cup of coffee, and the owner humored me with some solid info in the AM.

Really high end coffee. Directly from growers around the world. They don't let you add cream or sugar to your coffee and they only have one size. This is so you can experience the unique flavors of the actual beans, and they will happily explain to you why high quality coffee doesn't taste burnt when made right.

I love troubadour! It's an amazing place. Their passion for direct trade, hand crafting the best coffee, and sharing their coffee knowledge makes this place my favorite coffee place. Of all time! HIGHLY recommend.

This is the best coffee I ever had in the whole county. They use grade a single source coffees. You can get a different coffee every day of the week or one you like while it is in stock. It is pricey but if you have a fussy pallet it is worth the price.

Brewed to order, by the cup coffee, bought directly from farmers, and roasted fresh at the shop. Tony the owner has done an exceptional job of being safe during cv19. Great selection of light roast, highlighting the long list of exclusive Central America farms.

This is not for Starbucks lovers! If you like flavored crappy coffee, go to Starbucks. This is the best coffee shop in the U.S.! They have the best coffee, the best roast, and the owner loves what he does. He cares so much about his coffee, it's just a beautiful thing.