Kismet Coffee

Nice spot close to where we were staying for our anniversary. The atmosphere was nice with artwork that wasn't the typical. The barristas were nice. The coffee was all in all good. The first day, I ordered a latte and it was a medium bodied balance of espresso with the milk. I will say, it did take a lot longer than the usual wait at coffeehouses to get our two lattes. We waited around ten minutes and there were only a handful of people in the shop and maybe 2 people waiting before us. There were three people on staff so not sure why. The second order was just the house coffee so I could see what it was about. It was nice and medium-bold low acidity. Just right.

The interior is so quaint and cozy. My cappuccino was great, and the pumpkin cream cheese muffin was maybe the best muffin I've ever had. And they even served me while I was soaking wet after a rainy bike ride. Will definitely be returning! (And the staff was super friendly and cheery)

I've been twice and had a good experience both times. It's a cozy spot to hang out with friends!

Tried this place the morning after christmas . Service was nice and efficient. The latte was decently tasty but burnt, you could taste the bitterness of the espresso. I also got an iced matcha latte , which tasted like nothing to be quite honest but milk and vanilla with a powdery texture . Nonetheless we ordered a bacon egg and cheese bagel which was tasty just needed some salt . Overall a cute place with a nice atmosphere but poor quality and overpriced food and drink .

we had a nice experience, i think we may have just ordered the wrong things. the matcha was a bit bland, no real flavor to it. my sister added vanilla to it and it didn't taste like matcha or vanilla. my latte was nice, the espresso was quite bitter but the milk was steamed perfectly. we got a bacon egg and cheese bagel which was very tasty, but a bit overpriced i would say. overall the people there are great and the atmosphere is lovely, maybe we just came on an off day for them