Temple Coffee

“Great coffee, friendly and efficient service, and a welcoming environment!”

Rosie★★★★★

This place was great! Nice calm atmosphere, and free parking in front before 8am. I got the Mexican Mocha which was nice, and the seasonal fruit and cheese Danish which was flaky and delicious. My mom had the Bliss tea (peppermint, coconut milk, honey and soy) and it was very tasty! She also had the raspberry almond muffin and it had a tasty strudle/crumb crunch on the outside. They have restrooms for customers. The baristas we're so sweet, helpful and friendly! They were great. There are homeless people that come in to get water or get some coffee or a bite to eat, but that's a normal part of

Eric Miao★★★★★

Another quality Temple coffee location! Great coffee, perfect hot chocolate, and pastries. I really enjoy their lattes, and I've gotten coffee beans from them before. The coffee beans make great gifts, and sometimes there are promotions for their swag as well. Always orderly, and the staff are super friendly and patient. I always see the same baristas, and the lack of change says a lot about the work atmosphere here. You can tell when a barista is new, but the staff here have done coffee for years. The inside is typical, sits about 25 comfortably and there are always folks studying, mee

Katherine Robins★★★★★

I normally don’t post reviews but we had such a good experience I needed to! My husband and 2 kids (2 & 4 years old) stopped by for coffee & breakfast while road tripping & staying the night in Sacramento. The baristas were all extremely friendly & the coffee & pastries were super yummy. I went to use the restroom & a barista saw me & came right behind me to happily open the door with her key. Then a bit later my husband went to use the restroom & she saw him & came right behind him to open the door (didn’t even have to ask!). My kids were going a little crazy (toddler energy on a road trip😅)

Erik Johnson★★★★★

Temple Coffee in downtown Sacramento is part of a small local chain that started here back in 2005, and it still feels very rooted in the city rather than like something imported and generic. This downtown location on 9th and J is not the original shop, but it’s in the same family of cafés that grew out of Sacramento’s early third-wave coffee scene. The coffee is taken seriously—clean, precise espresso, strong single-origin focus, and a rotating selection that keeps things interesting without tipping into gimmicks. Service is efficient and calm, even when there’s a line, and things move quick