I've stopped here several times for a cup of Joe and more recently actually stopped to catch up with a friend, and I actually forgot how affordable their prices are compared to most coffee shops. For a small coffee, it came out under $3 which feels impossible to find anymore. I don't feel like the girl I ordered from was the most friendly when I was there this past weekend, but in the past I've had good interactions with the staff when ordering for take out. I haven't tried their food, but I'll definitely return in the future to do so!

Good Vanilla Latte, okay Latte. Cute place overall. Fair price for a medium with oatmilk.

In my opinion, it's rare to find a coffee shop that has great coffee AND great hot food. Coffee shops tend to be on the smaller side and baristas can't be expected to do it all. Usually, I go in expecting a decent pastry and a nice coffee. Everybody's coffee exceeded my expectations and was quick as well. Before our home inspection this morning, my Fiance and I stopped in for a coffee and breakfast after finding that Everybody's Coffee would be near our new home. We walked in and were greeted with a warm welcome and instantly felt the artsy vibes with plenty of space. With so many options to choose from, we opted for a breakfast sandwich, a muffin, and a drink each. Everybody's Coffee not only made one of the best lavender lattes I've had in the city and because we dined it, it came in a nice large mug for easy sipping.. The lavender wasn't too floral with the honey adding a nice touch of sweetness. Brysen got the iced oat-chata which was to die for and will be my order come summer months! We went for the Southern Californian after the cashier recommended we go with a biscuit sandwich a the biscuits are made in-house. It did not disappoint, the biscuit was soft and buttery but moist enough that it didn't feel claggy in the mouth. The eggs were fresh and fluffy, bacon crisp and avocado green. It came with a nice arugula salad. Our cranberry almond cheesecake muffin was sweet and creamy with a nice texture difference between the cheesecake-y middle and firm muffin top. Overall, the service was friendly, the food was fresh and quick and the coffee was great!

Cute cozy cafe. Love this place for some quiet time. The drinks and food options are perfect for this vibe. Aragon bagel sandwich is my favorite!

Everybody's Coffee is the kind of place where if everybody knew about it, no one would bother with those half-assed corporate coffee chains. They roast their own coffee, and they know what they're doing. Same with tea. They are not phoning it in. They are making each cup with care and attention, and each cup is spectacular. The space is also fantastic. There seems to be room, even on busy days. The art is interesting, and the whole space is just not over-designed. It manages to be somehow both warm and cool. Staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive. Maybe this is the gingerbread latte talking, but they seem to be happy. Genuinely happy. We split an Aragon breakfast sandwich with perfectly prepared bacon, egg, cheese, and avocado. It was like homemade if you had that kind of time and energy. And it came with a well-dressed side salad that was anything but an afterthought. I don't know how anyone has one of these by themselves. It's a lot of food. Their motto is "filter coffee, not people." I don't actually know what that means, but I am sure it has to do with their sense of mission. The business benefits Cornerstone Community Outreach, providing housing and food for thousands of people in the Uptown neighborhood. More than that, the place is clearly dedicated to holding together a community that is increasingly fragmented by economic inequality and social isolation. They have a cool board where you can pay for a coffee for someone else who can't afford it. And let's face it, if we can afford to amble into a coffee shop and buy ourselves a fancy coffee drink, we can afford to give one away too. No wonder the staff here are happy.

I don't drink coffee--so why do I love this coffee shop? First, they take tea seriously ( mostly hot, but they is usually have at least one variety of iced tea on hand). They also have nice baked goods, and sandwiches at lunch. Their breakfast sandwiches are also mouth watering. But in the end it's all about the staff. Super friendly, to literally everyone. Their slogan ("We filter coffee not people") Turkey reflects who they are!

Solid coffee drinks, great patio, and lots of tables inside, delicious food and friendly service. What else can you want from a coffee shop?

Everybody's coffee cafe is a very aesthetically pleasing coffee shop that serves breakfast and lunch everyday. I like the art pieces featured along the cafe and the friendly atmosphere. I also like how spacious it is with plenty of restrooms and free wifi for customers. I had their golden chai latte which was "ok". Quite small for the price point. I didn't like that the baristas had control of the tablet because I felt pressured to say yes to leaving a tip. (I do believe that baristas should get tipped but I feel like I should be able to make that call without being put on the spot). I also wish that they are open a little longer but this place is worth a visit! I will come back to try more of the items in their menu when my schedule allows!

My boyfriend and I went there this morning our first time there. The coffee shop is cute and have a nice vibe to it. I had a breve cappuccino which it was good and banana bread. My boyfriend had the cold brew and lemon loaf. We will be back to try either the breakfast or lunch items.

Solid coffee and a hefty, large portioned biscuit sandwich! I picked up an oat latte and biscuit sandwich on a Sunday morning. It was pretty busy but not crazy. There's a bunch of seating and board games inside. The flavor of the espresso shined through in my oat latte I took my biscuit sandwich to the beach. The biscuit was very tasty- dense and flaky. The eggs tasted like they may have been ore made or from a mix but they did the trick. Reasonable good pricing for an easy breakfast!