Adesso Coffee

Used to love this place, but what a horrid experience today. The two people working couldn't seem more inconvenienced by our presence. Not only when ordering, then when our food and drinks came out. I asked for hot sauce, the girl looks at me in absolute disgust, then says no. Later I go to the bathroom and see the biggest bottle of hot sauce ever sitting on their kitchen counter. Then we go to leave, my husband asks for a to-go cup, the other employee also seems put out by the question, as if he was as lying about need a cup. Too many good coffee shops in the world that have great staff to waste time going here again.

Love this place :) the drinks are such high quality and the ambiance is perfect! A cute little place to get work done or chat with a friend. I typically get a matcha latte and really appreciate that it's genuine matcha and that I have the option to leave it unsweetened. I think this is by far my favorite coffee shop around Mason!

Great coffee shop with amazing lattes, love the honey cinnamon one - it's not too sweet which makes it perfect. Large size cup (it is $5.5!), definitely superior to whatever you would get at the local Starbucks. It's one of the very few coffee shops in Mason, near the library, and quiet in the afternoon. Can be busy in the mornings. Wifi is great, people are friendly. Seats around the tables could be more comfortable, but the couches by the warm fireplace are comfortable. Outdoor chairs and tables are available with pretty string lights. Look forward to coming back!

Adesso is a coffee shop and wine bar in downtown Mason. They also offer light bites and snacks. On weekends, you can often find musicians playing live; we came once over a year ago to see our friend perform an acoustic set here. We sat outside and enjoyed beverages while she played. It was great! They have unique drinks and pastries; be sure to try the Black Walnut Maple Latte. As someone who doesn't like black walnut flavor, this coffee is really good! The flavor is mild and predominant maple. This time around I also grabbed a chocolate chip Gouda cookie and Mexican concha. The cookie tasted like your standard chocolate chip - no cheese is detectable, although I thought some parts of the cookie were chewier than others. I wasn't a fan of the concha; it tasted like sweet bread with icing. It's a cool, unique place and it was hoppin when I was there. However, it is super small; I was planning to stay and work for a bit but didn't because of lack of space. There is also very limited parking on site but a public parking lot across the street.

Great little spot in Mason for a steamy cup on a spring morning. Great ambiance, eclectic interior, exactly what you're expecting. Somber guitarist on the air waves. Cappuccino had a smooth start and finish without high acidity. Great foam art, fun little joint overall.They stay pretty busy with tons of laptops open around the room and people just enjoying being, so parking can be challenging!

Oh Adesso, you were a 5 star experience, and then I ruined it and ordered something different to go... (insert facepalm here)On a Monday afternoon, Adesso Coffee is pretty quiet, which is very refreshing, and nice to have after dealing with their parking. Cozy chill vibes emanate from their music choices and fireplace. A great place to actually get work done or find solace in a book, or coffee cup.Ordered the Black Walnut Maple latte with Oat milk that put all other chain lattes to shame. May even be the best coffee drink I have ever had in the area! It was so delectable, that instead of chugging it (as one does with coffee) I savored every sip. Perhaps the tranquil environment encouraged this, but nevertheless, Adesso is a place to savor the flavor.Since that latte blew me away, I ordered a Rooibos latte with almond milk to go. DO NOT ORDER THIS. I actually love rooibos, but they need to choose a different tea, maybe with vanilla? After the black walnut latte, this was practically unpalatable, and it was dumped out at home. Also picked up a cute little chocolate to go...that turned out to be $2.50. IT WAS THE SIZE OF A FUN SIZE MINI SNICKERS! It was ok, but not worth the money.All in all, order the Black Walnut Maple latte, and have no regrets. :)

I had recommended this place as something for our Coffee Shop Thursday work group to try last week, as most places tend to be light on food. I'm very rarely in the area, so the last time I was there, they had more selections for food, even a delicious charcuterie board which was unheard of. So we decided Adesso would be our spot to try last Thursday. I got there at 7:45 and the morning barista was such a lovely person. It's for him and his craft that I give this place even 3 stars. I told him that my group would be joining me for the day, but we're good "tenants," and buy things throughout the day. I did note that most of the food I'd seen available last time was all gone and even on the now-trimmed menu, things were crossed out. They did have a breakfast sandwich available at that time, though. Two coworkers arrived and we did our thing. I personally bought three coffees, two teas, and a breakfast sandwich while there. The others bought a few things as well. But around 1:45, I realized I was so hungry that my blood sugar was dropping. I felt shaky even. I went up to the counter, and the morning barista was still there and asked me what I need. I said I was super hungry and with a sad frown, he pointed out that they only had sugary pastries left food-wise. They don't make what little is now offered to order; they make things ahead of time, and once it's out it's out. I asked what the store policy is on outside food, because i did look and hasn't seen any obvious policy posted about that like I've seen elsewhere. But still, I wanted to be sure, so again, I asked. The morning fellow told me I'm welcome to bring something in or DoorDash it -- all good, as long as we don't order things with peanuts. Great! I should note that, not being from the area, I had no clue there were places across the street. I'd have been fine if they'd have said, "We don't allow it, but there's a spot right over there if you need something fast." But, having gotten permission and glad we didn't have to pack up much earlier than expected, we ordered something fast from DoorDash. Once it got there, the morning fellow was gone and the owner was there. He *glared* at me and was really rude, saying, "I *really* do not like outside food in my cafe." I was startled -- that look he gave me was a really angry one. And of course I was also confused. I apologized and said that I'd asked earlier and was told it was ok. While still walking around with an angry expression, he was like, "Well... I guess it's fine for now, but I really REALLY don't want outside food in here." It clearly wasn't fine, and I was extremely uncomfortable with how he treated me. Other customers were staring, since he wasn't quiet about it, and by then I felt like if I didn't eat the food I was just handed I'd pass out. So we gathered our things and went outside to eat in the chilly weather, all shaken by just how aggressive he was about this. Not even an, "Oh, sorry, they were incorrect. Just please remember for next time!" Nope. Not even that. Like, bud, I've given your business about $50 of my money today, you don't have clear signage about your policy, your lovely morning barista doesn't know how strongly you feel about it, and also you don't offer anything for someone whose blood sugar is crashing in the afternoon other than a scowl and an angry comment about it. I don't care how great your coffee is (and truly it is; your expertise and passion are evident, and you've trained your morning guy well in that regard, because his work was awesome). But when you treat your customers like that, it doesn't matter. I'll never be back, will always tell people about how I was treated lest they get done the same way, and will go somewhere where human empathy is just as cultivated as the coffee craft.

Super cute coffee shop serving up real coffee and espresso drinks. Coffee is always good. Staff are super friendly. Atmosphere is calm and chill. Pastries are made by a baker and brought in. On Sundays there's been a couple occasions where the selection /quantity of pastries is slim (so call ahead if you're craving the blueberry crumble bar!)

Rudest customer service I have ever experienced. Workers/owners had a rod shoved up their a**

Cute little place with great coffee. We stopped by early on a Saturday morning. Service was friendly and fast.