Lazy Eye Coffee North Park

Great coffee shop to meet up with friends, get some work done, or relax. It was my first time visiting Lazy Eye and it did not disappoint. The space is large with plenty of seating. There were quite a few people on their computers and it was relatively quiet. The coffee is excellent. I went with the banana bread latte. It was on the sweeter side, but that's just how I like it. The food was also great. I had The Toast, which I highly recommend. It was a decent sized portion and filling. Definitely check out Lazy Eye if you're looking for great coffee and food in North Park!

I don't know who or when it was owned by someone else. The name intrigued me as I was diagnosed with a lazy eye when I was a kid...for real though. LOLI went in there today to get something to eat since I saw that they had bagels and burritos. They have a nice special going to 10.00 for black coffee and a burrito. I will definitely get that next time. It's a sweet little coffee shop with a lot of character. I love how it's decorated, and it looks like a good place for my recruiter and me to meet up the next time she wants to come to North Park. Thankfully, they have vegan choices, but I accidentally ordered the wrong thing: a veggie burrito. It was good, considering it had an egg on it, but that's my fault, not theirs. Make sure you calm your ADD while reading the menu, I wasn't paying close enough attention while ordering. There is a nice big couch with a coffee table; while I was sitting there, I couldn't help but think of the Central Perk from Friends. I would sit next to Phoebe, though, not Ross. Anyhow, I will be back once it's not so hot outside because this is an old building, and the airflow isn't very good, and it was really warm where I was sitting. They need to turn the fans on. Other than that, great place and I will return.

PROSLots of space to sit and work or chat. Diverse menu for coffee, non-coffee, alcohol, and non-alcoholic drinksBanana Bread Latte was tasty. Not overly sweetCoffee was made quickly the morning after 7/4Location is great if you wanted to grab a coffee and walk around NPHappy Hour!CONSParking can be a mess since it's in prime NP location. However circling a few times always proves fruitfulPerson who made my coffee didn't seem the happiest, but it was the morning after 7/4 so a hangover or lack of sleep would do the same to me (too empathetic? ‍)Still would come here but maybe for their happy hour and to work. Coffee is getting crazy pricey everywhere so if you're going to treat yourself, grab something that you can't make from home to make it worth it. They have a good selection of those types of drinks here.

CHAIRS, COUCHES, AND COFFEEI like cool spots with chill vibes and access to quick bites and fun coffee concoctions. Like carrot cake latte, PB latte, or yuzu ginger latte.But instead I ordered the Acai smoothie. Mainly because I'm short on time today. I'm an acai smoothie connoisseur and this one lacked all flavor. But it's healthy and my body will benefit.This is a quaint coffee lounge that I know I will frequent. Honestly, I'm more creative and productive at clean, eclectic coffee lounges.I was here from 915 AM to 1015 AM on a Saturday and there was plenty of seating at the window genie bar, tables, couches, lounge chairs. HIGHLIGHTThe wide spacing between seating and variety of choices is favorable for those with mobility devices, obesity, visual impairments or physical disabilities. All can enjoy without barriers.What's your favorite coffee lounge in San Diego?

I think this is the third coffee shop that has been in this location. Parking is very difficult so it definitely would not be a go to for me if I was not in the neighborhood already. Staff was friendly.They have lots of seating inside with tables in the front and back. They offer food as well, but I only had their drinks.Tried:Banana iced latte - really sweet. I think because this was a batch coffee that it had very little espresso to counter the sweetness.Peanut butter - this was good, but the peanut butter flavor wasn't very strong.Had a sample of their blueberry latte, this was better than banana.

North Park is the home of the newest branch of Lazy Eye Coffee which has a presence in Bay Ho and Mission Beach that are both closer to where I live. The operating hours of this location are from 7 am to 4 pm. The later closing time suited my recent schedule so I made the drive to 30th St on a mid-afternoon. I saw a fire truck parked nearby and thought nothing of it until I entered the cafe. A group of firefighters was gathered around a large table taking a break. Good for them!This corner suite had ample seating that was well-spaced apart. Along the left wall was some merchandise on display. Menu boards were posted behind the service counter, and sheets were also available next to the register. Black brews, milk brews, and non-coffee were the drink categories. The last was a medley of offerings like hot/cold tea, smoothies, shakes, hot cocoa, and chocolate milk. The food was more limited as I counted eight choices. Interestingly, the online menu at lazyeyecoffee.com had fewer food and drink selections than the on-site menu.I picked a Sparkling Lavender Lemonade and a Brekkie Burrito. The sparkling lemonade was infused with vanilla lavender. The burrito consisted of a fresh tortilla filled with eggs, potatoes, cheddar cheese, and sausage as my choice of protein. It was cut in half and served with a cup of salsa. What I liked best about the item was that the tortilla was grilled to create some crispiness on the outside. The service from the worker (owner?) was welcoming and pleasant.

I like this laid-back coffee shop. It's spacious and non pretentious. It feels like a coffee shop for the people, and it's locally owned.I had a well-made cortado and a house made bacon, potatoes, and eggs breakfast burrito. The cortado was nicely balanced, and the burrito was very tasty.The peeps who work here are chill and friendly. Only street parking is available. I'm bummed because I forgot to use the 15% check-in offer. Next time!

I was a frequent visitor of this location when it was Young Hickory (RIP), then HOB. When I saw that they had changed names (and owners?), of course I had to give them a try! The interior has been updated to match, but there are still plenty of seats and plugs for working, studying, or hanging out with friends. I didn't catch the name of my barista (who was super nice) but I am glad I got the banana bread latte upon his recommendation! Smooth, delicious and a good balance of flavors to give that banana bread flavor. I would say that the BB latte is not heavy on the 'nana flavor, if you're worried about that. Some may say it could use stronger banana flavor, but I thought my cup was fine. Would definitely get again. Stop by and give them a try, the lattes seem solid, and the mural outside is rad.

I stumbled upon Lazy Eye while shopping in North Park and had to stop after seeing its lovely dog-themed mural. I'm not a coffee drinker, so I ordered a Peachy, which was basically an Arnold Palmer with peach iced tea. It was delicious! Not too sweet and the perfect amount of peach flavor. I also ended up buying a camper mug with their top-cute Mohawk pug logo. The space was beautiful, my barista was friendly and service was fast. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in San Diego.

for the love of god, please fix your ceiling fans!! it's summer for christ's sake.sent from my iphone