Adda Coffee & Tea — Garfield (Bazaar)

I ordered the Pizza Scone and a cold brew coffee with the Honey Cinnamon syrup.

The pizza scone was good. Good enough that I may come back just to order that again. Pepperoni, cheese. More like a cold pizza roll done in a scone shape.

The coffee ( which by the way seems/is more expensive than Starbucks depending upon item ordered) was so overly sweet that I literally puckered on first taste.
I even thought, "oh this can't be right" and tried another sip with same results. Way too sweet. One of the ladies behind the counter saw my expression and asked me what was wrong. I asked "Is it always this sweet?" The reply was "We make it that way for everybody." I said it must be an acquired taste. (Because it didn't settle well with me) I was very disappointed I wasn't asked if there was something they could do for me. To me, that's bad customer service, to not try at least once, to make the experience better for the customer. Sad, really. Avoid the syrups here. Especially the Honey Cinnamon. And the coffee will be better.

Aside from all of that, this shop carries a number of artist type things. A bit pricey for some of them. A nice place to visit for the art.

Great coffee and tea drinks. I didn't try the food but it looked good. Very helpful and friendly staff. Nice music. Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon and really enjoyed the atmosphere.

Genuinely one of my favorite coffee shops in the city. Lots of fun drinks with and without caffeine, great pastries and sandwiches. Really unique donuts and scones. Anyone will find something to like here

Such great coffee! such a cute store. There are so many nice handmade items in the store. The staff is friendly and it's right by the bus stop.

Took 25 min to get a chai, it was made from a store bought syrup but cost $6, they didn’t mix enough syrup in it so it just tasted like a $6 milk

My companions and I traveled from a small town in the nearby Northern Panhandle of 🏞West Virginia / WV🏞 to enjoy city delights for the day😊and vibrant Pittsburgh does not disappoint! After visiting the awesome 😺Black Cat Market cat cafe😸 down the street with its sweet kitties, we stopped in for coffee, etc. My savory scone was dry and low on flavor...but my Shadyside Sunrise (a potent combo of pineapple juice and espresso) was refreshingly different and tasty😎 The artsy ambiance inside (lots of unique, tasteful jewelry and decor items for sale), and outside the cafe via cozy streetside seating by windows adorned by aesthetically-lovely flowers painted on glass, was/is very enjoyable. In fact, we all enjoyed the good vibes at this location✌👍👏...Being a poet📚, I especially appreciated everything about this pleasant, positive city cafe experience💫🌌💫

No power outlet. Lovely place for a conversation or quick bites, but not for work or studying.

Best coffee I have found it town, rich and smooth. with friendly inviting bazaar to browse while you wait for coffee.
That said ALL of their milk alternatives are sweetened. Their lattes with milk alternative are sweet due to this and makes me not want it. I mean you don't buy whole milk sweetened why would you buy sweetened almond milk?????

I stopped in for the first time the other day and I was completely overwhelmed in a good way with how beautiful the bazaar part of the shop was. A wide variety of wonderful items, foods, gifts, and more. Highly recommend if you're in the area that you stop by.

I LOVE adda coffee, and this shop is a great addition to the community, the items are cute and there is a lot to offer. Overall, such a great and nice place....but it took Approx 10 minutes to make 1 hot and 1 iced latte?! And I have been to the other location and it did not take this long. It felt as though the guy was just moving extremely slowly...it was quite frustrating, especially when wanting to minimize my indoor time when I hadn’t gotten a chance to order ahead.

I guess just a tip would be to order ahead or be prepared to wait, but it just shouldn’t take that long, even for such high quality coffee.