Anthology Coffee

LOVE this place! The coffee is phenomenal- yes I paid $6 for a hot coffee and yes it was worth itIf you're loving your burnt coffee at Starbucks, you won't get this place but you should try Carbonated coffee cider is also a fave of mine but hang in, the stars of the show last week? pumpkin bread and caramel apple muffin/bread! Fantastic!

It's a great place in Eastern market to get a coffee. Plenty of seats to sit and chat with your friends while you enjoy a delicious cup of coffee. They roast the beans there and they have great barista to make you your favorite beverage. You have to look a little hard to find it, but it is worth it.

Such a gorgeous coffee shop in the Eastern Market district that is just aesthetic bright, airy space and plant dreams! I'm kicking myself for not having taken photos because it's truly just white, black, and green gloriousness all over! Lots of open space and natural light throughout the space for you to spend a few hours working at one of their tables, just beware of all the bees flitting about that will not leave you alone!I'm not a coffee drinker, so can't attest to their coffee, but I appreciate Anthology for their small and straightforward menu and letting their drinks stand on their own two feet. I ordered the chai and it was absolutely delightful!

Anthology makes some of the best coffee I've ever had, and that's saying something! The roast is perfection; the owners really know what they're doing. Yes, it's expensive, but it is an excellent value for what you get. I can buy a bs PSL from Starbucks for $6-8 or get a perfectly balanced mocha at Anthology for about $5-6! It all depends on where your value lies. For me, it's quality over quantity every time. I personally haven't experienced anything but chill vibes from the staff. The owner's wife makes the baked goods and they're always a treat - I love the quiche!My parents also love this place - they started out their coffee drinking lives in 1970s Berkeley, CA at the original Peet's Coffee. This roaster is consistent with those old school micro-roastery vibes: highest quality, attention to detail, nothing extraneous. I also love that they sell locally made non-alcoholic bitters sodas! They're perfect for former drinkers!Oh and I just started working near Eastern Market and I'm thrilled that I get to grab coffee from Anthology more regularly! I was going to Mad Cap downtown, which is excellent, and I can't wait to become more of a regular at Anthology.

Love the atmosphere. Made a really great chai latte. I was disappointed that I came here to work and there wasn't WiFi available. Service was good.

Anthology is a stunning coffee shop in Eastern Market. Covered in plants, it truly has a calming vibe with seating to sit down and catch up with some friends. I've only been in the summer and the most delightful refreshing coffee drink I've had comes from anthology - it was a coffee spritz, espresso, sparking water, and citrus to bring the summer to a coffee drink. So good I got one to go! The baristas were so kind and made great recommendations- they'll even make you a drink off the menu if you tell them what you're feeling and that's really awesome!

Gotta try more coffee places!This is their new location. Kinda tucked away off a gravel road by Eastern Market. Barely any signage except for the word, "Coffee."They've got a gravel parking lot across from it though!The coffee shop was cool. Very open! Wide and large.Early on a Sunday there was one barista.Wanted something hot and they recommended the shot of espresso with a bit if some milk. Very good! Im coming back for their tonic.Love the vibe and all the plants. Hipster's paradise!

I've been using their in house roasted coffee beans for about a year now and they're some of the best I've ever had. I've never gotten a stand offish vibe from the staff like some reviews state. They don't have all the frilly drinks you get at Starbucks, just simple coffee, tea, and espresso with optional sweetener and multiple choices for milk. If you're looking for something a little different give their coffee tonic or coffee soda a try. I see people working/reading in the lobby frequently here. The outdoor seating is great. Love this place!

Great spot hidden in Eastern Market before the bridge. I was a little confused at first on the entrance and there is no sign that it's Anthology other than a sign with an arrow that says coffee pointing the wrong way, . I let the barista know it was my first visit so he was very eager to share his knowledge about the different roasts and espresso selection. I learned a few things on this trip. I got a latte and bought the Castillo beans origin: Colombia, for my coffee maker. He let me sample the coffee and wow just wow so flavorful and the aroma is delightful. I learned that they name their roasts from a single origin flower that is batched separately from others. I'm not sure if I got that right but pretty close lol I need to be schooled a bit more on the coffee industry, but I'm def practicing. The only offer a mocha flavored latte and focus more on the flavor of the roasts. I'm into it. Can't wait to brew my beans! Please check out my coffee page on IG @mi_mug -Tiffany

The coffee is amazing but their customer service is quite terrible. I walked in to the whole shop being on laptops, but when I asked for the wifi they said, "wifi really isn't our vibe." If someone can explain the vibe of WiFi, I will give you $20 because I think the vibe of no WiFi is creating a pretentious environment where all their customers just login as guests at neighboring businesses. Also, if this is supposed to be such an intentional and caring space, why is every plant in here dying? This place could be really cool, but I think the men with Peter Pan syndrome need to take 10 steps back and reflect on how they are gonna tank something good before it even takes off. It's completely okay to run a coffee shop without WiFi in the name of better human connection, but you can't be standoffish when people inquire. Also, a super minimalistic space does not align with this vision. I think consulting quite literally any woman could help move this space forward.