Sojourners Coffee & Tea

Such a great coffee spot! Love the atmosphere - it’s super cozy. The staff was very helpful and kind. They have a ton of variety with coffee drinks and non coffee! and we loved the cozy seating. They also had delicious gluten free pastries - will definitely be back!Food: 5/5

A very cozy coffee shop with great coffee and food. I got a croissant sausage egg and cheese sandwich that was super delicious served with chips. Their drip coffee is also very good. They serve burritos, breakfast/lunch sandwiches and a variety of pastries. There are about 10 square tables with two couch areas and the tables on the middle of the cafe don’t have extension cords unfortunately.

Popular place! While I was here there wasn’t an empty chair. The people here are legit. It was just two of the staff on site, so the wait was kinda long but it was so nice of them to help me being the multiple items we ordered out of the car. I had pulled up what was apparently a very old menu online, they should upload a new one so I won’t crave lox bagels Parking: Be prepared to pull in, the entrance pops out of nowhere unless you are concentrating

Such a cute little cafe tucked in the neighborhood feel. Lots of pastries and goodies to choose from to eat and a huge cafe menu filled with traditional coffee beverages, fun lattes, smoothies, tea and so much more. There’s a cozy atmosphere inside that invites you to stay all afternoon, and a doggy friendly patio space out front by the parking lot to enjoy on nice days. There’s definitely something for everyone here! Dairy free milk options available as well!

We have shared this neighborhood with Sojourners for well over a decade. They are good people. However, I dropped in for an almond croissant and a small… SMALL… Cup of coffee. Let me be very clear: small coffee and a croissant. It cost me nearly $14. With a $1.50 tip, It was nearly $15. That is not the results of inflation… That is using inflation as an excuse. There are still places where you can sit down and have a full breakfast with a cup of coffee for that cost not many at all, but point made…...and that includes table service. The cost distracted me from the fact that the outside of the croissant was toasted to the point of nearly burnt, while the inside was cold. I wouldn’t have minded if it hadn’t cost me just this side of $20. I like these people, and I want to support them, but I will not pay $15 for a snack and a small coffee. Never again.

Super warm and cozy shop with friendly staff. I ordered a Gluten free burrito which I was told doesn’t grill as well as the regular tortillas. I decided to try it anyway and I was pleasantly surprised. Gluten free tortillas can be hit or miss. The burrito was on the doughy side like it could of been cooked for a little longer but it tasted fresh and I genuinely enjoyed it. It had egg, beans, green chill, and cheese inside. The espresso was smooth and my latte lightly sweetened. Overall a positive experience. Thank you guys. Wish you the best. Dietary restrictions: Gluten free

Looking for a place that has the perfect hint of Mocha in your latte? get it here!!! This is my new place to go to for a coffee and a comfortable place with great energy. Shout out to the workers who put time and attention into getting to know all their customers And ensuring they have the right orders! My favorite part about this place was the random little Vintage suitcases I saw sporadically in the shop. Thank you for creating this safe space of expression everyone

Expensive!! 2 drinks and 2 pastries = $30 That is $7.50 an item and mind you one item was 10 oz of orange juice. They make Starbucks look affordable. The pastries where ok, not good or great. Staff was nowhere to be found. I waited several miners and then I had to find her so she could take my order. No bell to let them know you are waiting or anything. The staff was nice and it had a cozy atmosphere, but so do other places and they might not break the bank. This place as a good vibe.

The omnivores in my group absolutely fell in love with this quaint coffee house. There were no vegan items to be found in the baked goods case; however I was satisfied with fresh oatmeal and the long list of intriguing coffee and tea drinks. The staff was kind and kept the vibe chill even when the lines were long. You can tell it really is a neighborhood gathering spot- families, small business owners, students, etc. Love its history too if you get a chance read about the customer that ended up owning it on their website.

Oh my goodness! The churro croissant had a surprise of smooth, carmel sauce inside! Coffee was excellent. Yum I will return for that churro croissant for sure, so unique.Food: 5/5