Center Street Coffee

Coffee was good, but barista was super rude and unfriendly. They weren’t busy either, so was a huge turn off. Maybe she was having a bad day, but still, uncalled for.

Good coffee and pastries but everything over priced. $20 for 2 coffees and 2 pastries. Prices displayed dishonestly - large American coffee advertised at $2.99 (too high) then without notifying us, added $1.69 for large size. With tax, almost $5.00 for a paper cup of coffee. Will not be going back.

To the smart a$$ lady last night who said all coffee is foreign grown and not in the United States. Hawaii is producer along with Puerto Rico, even though PR is a U.S. territory. However, it's a great coffee shop and the Turkish coffee is crazy good!

She stated she would need to taste all of the wines that were open to make sure they were still fresh. Ummmmmm...... if you aren’t sure then get rid of them and open new bottles. The whole time she huffed and puffed about it then dropped a bottle and looked at me and threw up her hands at me like it wasn’t fault for asking for a glass of wine at a place that serves wine. We had ordered an espresso to start and were just trying to enjoy our night.... nope no thanks. Sad thing is we live here and usually like that spot.

If you appreciate espresso and good coffee in general, then I think this may be your only choice in the Center street area. Fyi, I'm pretty sure there are no baristas working in this area. Having a extra nice espresso machine and not knowing how to use it pretty much guarantees extra nasty espresso... (I.e. Lost Dog).
CSC looses one star for the slightly anemic atmosphere but if you want a staff that cares and to relax in peace at the bar and wake up sipping a decently good machine-made espresso (thanks to CSC using super automatic espresso machines thereby eliminating human incompetence/error), this is your best bet.

Cute location and friendly staff,their coffee may be fine but I ordered a chai tea latte and there was literally no tea in it. It was a few pumps of chai spice syrup and milk. So, stick to coffee and you'll probably be fine.

Tiny place with great coffee and food!

Order red wine for 2. Served in two 4oz champagne flutes. As the normal pour is 5oz, my wife and I requested a 2nd pour. The barista said that was their normal pour. Our own fault for ordering wine at a coffee shop. Stick with the coffee and the scones. It’s their 2star saving grace.

Cute little coffee shop on Volley Beach. We tried Turkish coffee for the first time. And had a really good apple turnover.

The tastiest Cinnamon latte I've ever had! The worker there was friendly and quickly completed our order.. the little shop was so cute and clean.