Suprema Coffee Roastery

Cute little shop with a few chairs to sip your espresso. A bit too sour for my taste but know plenty of coffee experts who would like it.

Will consider stopping by to try their drip coffee. Not really a place to bring a group of friends to hangout. Just a stop and go - which reminds me of how they run in and out of Italian espresso bars!

Perfect haven from the rain today. Delicious iced chai latte, easy listening acoustic music, clean and spacious interior with a light wood-minimalist decor. Needed a hit of caffeine and a moment to slow down, and they provided both with a kind attitude and friendly service.

If you want some real roasted coffee beans with phenomenal service support small own business with my main man over here. Not only is he professional but he follows all the covid rules and is a really nice guy. Now you have to get there early to get the good pastries. He has one size cups with a heat protectant on it. Don't waste your money at Starbucks and funky donuts go to suprema and get it done right

Woof. My husband ordered a double espresso that was sour and acrid (in the bad way!) I ordered an un-drinkable tumeric latte. Truly the worst cup of coffee I’ve had in…10 years? But the service was excellent and it’s a beautiful space. So. Two stars.

Great beans at this coffee roastery, so naturally they sling amazing coffee drinks, too. I can tell the owner is serious and dedicated to his craft. Each drink I’ve had has been perfect, from the breakfast latte, to the mocha, to the nitro cold brew and draft latte. Plus, I appreciate that they are pup-friendly!

Great coffee and friendly staff. The beignets, and croissants are fantastic. Almond croissants are easily the best I’ve had stateside.

Quality coffee is important, especially when buying a specialty cup in a small Roastery. I asked to try the only coffee that was brewed and was told they don't offer samples. What kind of gourmet coffee company is ever going to compete with Starbucks if they don't allow people to try their coffee in comparison?

owner replied and said "You are absolutely ridiculous. Drip coffee is 3$. Just buy it. Leaving a negative review because if this is atrocious. You should be ashamed of yourself." ok. i went to Starbucks and got a Komodo Dragon pour over for $2.85. delicious.

name-calling aside, your business has invested in signage, product, labor, licenses, insurance, and equipment with one goal - potential customer traffic to "win" repeat business. you entered into a sector that provides caffeine, a drug, delivered in a varied and delicious vehicle - coffee. Some people, including me, have to moderate how much caffeine we consume and want to have a quality cup as we get our fix. it's not unusual to ask for a sample. Most "gourmet roasteries" provide this and understand both aspects - caffeine and their investment to win loyal business. Your policy to not - and your response essentially means you "lose".

update: the owner edited the review with more name-calling "small business abuser". my guess is they'll offer samples in the future because even name-callers can take good advice. the .15 cents they charge more than Starbucks would cover the cost - unless they know the "drip" coffee will be vetoed by samplers

Went in for a double shot of espresso. I ask for a splash of oat milk to cool it down. The guy says he can’t do that because then it would become a different drink. There are carafes of dairy milk sitting out for people to use but they don’t have a carafe of alternative milk, so I can pour dairy milk for free but if I want a splash of oat milk I have to order a cortado or cappuccino even tho I only want a splash. It is insane to me that in a world of so many lactose intolerant people, coffee shops like this still pull this! I cancelled my order because it is just disrespectful. He could have at least offered me the .75 alternative milk upcharge for a splash of oat milk but instead insisted I would have to order something else if I wanted that. Dumb. Not planning on going back.

Honestly I’m giving it 3 stars because of the interior decoration and the good vibe I had during my stay. However, coffee wise I tried what I believe it was called Mochily and it wasn’t the best in my opinion.

This is right on my walk daily. I’ve stopped in two separate times requesting a hot coffee with some steamed milk, offering to pay extra etc. Both times the baristas have declined despite their ability to steam milk. This seems pretty ridiculous to me.