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The coffee here traveled from a family farm in Colombia to a mural on the wall mapping the whole journey, and eventually into your cup. This Tempe coffee shop serves arepas and pandebono alongside the usual avocado toast, and regulars at the counter tend to get greeted by name. The seasonal menu turns over often enough to reward repeat visits, and the vibe leans comfortably toward long mornings with homework or nowhere particular to be.
The awards strongest first
- Phoenix New Times 2025 · Best Coffee Shop · Best of Phoenix
- Phoenix New Times The 10 Best Coffee Shops in Phoenix
- Phoenix New Times The 10 best coffee shops in Phoenix
One number, weighted & current 68
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Arepa con aguacate
“Devour a hearty breakfast sandwich or an arepa con aguacate.”
Phoenix New Times, 2025 -
Pumpkin spice horchata
“Their beans are sourced from the family’s fourth-generation farm in Colombia, and seasonal menus keep offerings fresh with unique flavors (you can order a pumpkin spice horchata in the fall).”
Phoenix New Times, 2025 -
Pandebono
“Some of the food items reflect the family’s roots, including arepas and pandebono, a Colombian cheese bread.”
Phoenix New Times -
Arepas
“Some of the food items reflect the family’s roots, including arepas and pandebono, a Colombian cheese bread.”
Phoenix New Times
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