Cocoa Cinnamon

“Absolutely fantastic coffee made by skilled and friendly baristas.”

Stephen Mutz★★★

Better than Starbucks, but not as good as other local craft coffee shops like Joe Van Gogh, Liturgy, or Fare & Fellow etc. The staff is nice enough but a little bit terse. I ordered a decaf cortado and the micro foam was pretty rough and it tasted burnt — not as good as I expected. Pastry selection is somewhat limited. Nice that they have a water station. Parking is pretty limited. The space inside is nice to work at.

Rochelle Munoz★★★★

Love their atmosphere and hot drinks. Unfortunately they’re iced drinks don’t have much flavor for me even when drinking before the ice melts. Sometimes tastes watery. The hot drinks tho have more flavor and are usually pretty fluffy. Expensive but worth a try at some point. I believe I got the amuleto with caramel drizzle and a ham and cheese croissant.

Gigi★★★★★

I used to live two blocks north from this Cocoa Cinnamon location during my two years in grad school and would order from here at least twice a week. I have so many good memories of studying here after class and seeing friends randomly drop in. The coffee is actually incredible, and I mainly ordered iced lattes like the Amuleto. I’d also go to the other two locations but not as often. As soon as March 2020 hit, this location took sanitation and safety very seriously, quickly implementing contactless ordering and pickup. I remember when they also sold their iced ternura coffee in quarts, which

Ryan Shilpin★★★★★

There are coffee shops, and then there are gems. Cocoa Cinnamon would be said gem. The cappuccinos and lattes are wonderful, as expected, but the soul of CC is something special. Don’t forget to indulge in the homemade pastries.