Carbon Canyon Coffee

Good food and excellent service .The place is decorated nicely and the area is so peaceful , relaxing had good time with family. The staff members are so friendly and give good vibes to come back

Cool coffee shop to stop by around carbon canyon, as it's motorcycle and retro themed! They definitely care about their coffee and took their time perfecting their pour over. The coffee was good and not bitter. I didn't get to try but I heard they make some of their flavors or syrup in-house.

Stopped by this morning for coffee and as usual, the service was great.This coffee shop is always clean, has a great ambience, tasty food and drinks and attentive service.I was waiting for some food to go and they start playing 90's R&B. I felt like a 14 year old girl all over while enjoying my coffee and muffin. Thank you CarbonCanyon Coffee for giving me such a wonderful start to my day!

This a very cool little shop. Coffee is good. The staff is friendly. It's tucked away in the hills so it's a nice ride on a nice day both from the south & further north as well.

Food-3 Service-1 Ambiance-3Kind of a cool vibe; olde time gas station meets country coffee shop. Breakfast was meh, they didn't seem to have their shi* together. The food is just an afterthought, and an additional source of revenue without much effort. They accidentally gave our food away (TWICE) to people that came after us. Thirty five minutes wait for a breakfast sandwich that was only passable.

Awesome local place! Enjoyed the yummy coffee & breakfast with my wife. Great environment to work. Appreciate Brandon's service & we sure will be back soon for more

Loved coming here during the COVID times, beautiful and serene location in a canyon pass!The theme of motorcycle biker and hipster Kyoto drip coffee machine creates a cool retro and chilled basement vibe.Drinks were good as well!Server was friendly and part of a cool biker group!

I've had this place bookmarked for a few months now and held off coming to this spot because it is so out of the way for me but today was the day I finally tried this place out and I am so so disappointed to have a subpar experience. I love trying local coffee shops because the vibe is usually super chill. Seeing their past reviews and pictures made me want to visit this place even more.I took a 20 minute detour after work just to try it out and arrived to the parking lot around 7:40 AM. I took the longest way possibly to try and shave off more time but that only added 5 minutes of driving to get from work to here. Once they flipped the closed sign to open right at 8 AM, I was the first customer to walk in that door followed by two people behind me. I was told by the guy at the counter that the "coffee guy" isn't here until 9 AM and he can only serve "simple" drinks and food. That was a bummer because I really wanted to try their famous churro latte. I then thought their spark plug which is an americano with sparkling water was simple enough but the guy said he couldn't make that. He then offered to serve the kyoto cold brew but he had to check the back to make sure they had that in stock which should've already been done before opening time. As disappointed as I was with my first experience so far, I opted out for their regular kyoto cold brew. It was delicious but for $6 and ice filled halfway, it was definitely not worth the price. The people behind me were disappointed as well but they seemed to be regulars and called up the "coffee guy," Sean asking where he was which I found a little funny.I don't think I'll come back here anytime soon only because how will I know if the "coffee guy" is here on time or not? I won't be able to call in either because they won't even be open by the time I get there after work. I understand things happen and people run late but as my first experience trying this local shop, this was a major disappointment. The major red flag here was that your guy couldn't prepare something as simple as an americano with sparkling water. If they didn't have their cold brew prepared from the previous day, I would've left with nothing and that would've prompted me to leave a 1-star review. The quality of their cold brew alone gave them the extra 1-star but that was the only highlight of my visit. I was looking forward to coming here some time in the evening to try their burgers but I'm afraid their "burger guy" won't be in house.

We absolutely love this little Gem in the canyon. Great burgers and sides. And eclectic selection of tea's & coffee. Worth a drive or walk through the canyon. It's right in the middle. Don't forget to say hi to Hollow Man aka Skully.

Left San Diego on a very foggy Sunday morning... while it was super dark. :/Our friend recommended this spot (she came from Temecula). Since we came on our motorcycles- I always have to check Google Maps to see what the parking entrance and situation is. The entrance is a steep driveway with potholes. Other than that, flat parking when you get to the bottom.Barely looked at the menu the day before we arrived. The Churro Latte is what grabbed my attention. Had to defrost my finger tips from a lil windchill- and ordered it hot. Wanted to have a quick nibble, since the rest of the day was an open book....Can never go wrong with a bacon, egg, cheese bagel!Inside seating and a covered patio.It was great to run into the fellas from Manila Moto SoCal! Began following them on IG- a few weeks prior. Would definitely ride up here again.