Skoden Coffee At Central Records

If I were a coffee shop, I'd certainly be this one. The horchata latte I had was great! I love the atmosphere, it gives record store/cafe vibes. I also tried their seasonal peach pecan latte coupled with the blue corn donuts which were also divine... if you're searching for a zen spot to zen out or get some work done this certainly is a great spot to check out. I love the dècor & plants, which adds a cozy comfy vibe..... I can't wait to come on a rainy day and bring a friend or two!

I've finally made it to Skoden! I've been wanting to come here since I heard about them a year or two ago. I'm usually not in the area during business hours but today a friend and I visited in the morning.They have parking behind the building but the street was closed so we parked in a nearby lot. Skoden is inside Central Records so it's got a cool vibe to it. A few people were already there and a couple ordering ahead of us. I heard about their fundraiser and ordered their Diné tea affogato, made with Navajo tea ice cream and double shot espresso. I've always wanted to try affogato and today was the day. I also ordered their mini blue corn donuts with berry glaze (6 for $4) because they're very good. And I got one of their cute stickers ($3). Service was friendly and welcoming.The affogato was pay as you can donation which is a nice touch. The espresso was strong but mixed with the ice cream was a good balance. I love that they use real cups and plates here, very eco friendly. There's also a water dispenser with reusable cups at the counter.The bathroom was cute with a cabinet plastered with cool stickers. This indigenous and queer women-owned business prioritizes community, well-being and anti-colonialism. They have done fundraisers for Palestine and for mutual aid and care about each other. Overall we enjoyed our time here and I def want to return!

This is my first time in this space, very lovely with dim lighting, and the music volume is perfect for a relaxing break.The barista that served me is kind.They accept cash in case that's all you have but they wouldn't be able to give you change back.

This place is a true hidden gem!!! I have been wanting to try this place since they moved to the new location inside capital records. I am so happy I did! I had the horchata latte and damn it was soooooooo freaking good! Also the coffee had me awake but in a good way! The drink was not overly sweet which i love! I got it iced. My gf got a vanilla latte (hot) and it was also very delicious! The space is super cute such a vibe. Not only is it amazing coffee it is native owned and LGBTQ own I am part of both of those communities so I loved supporting it! The staff were super helpful when trying to figure out what we wanted! Definitely go try it's worth your time and money!!

First Time Customer (Walk In)First Impressions Let me tell you a story. I love coffee. It doesn't matter what time of the day. I visited Uptown to try Kream Coffee long time ago. I like it. Took the light rail to get there.Didn't know that Skoden Coffee took over that spot for a little bit. Fast forward to now. I was going to grab something from Snooze and I always pass Skoden inside a records store but never bothered to peek.Today was that day where Snooze and The Stewart had a building power outage.My curiosity got the best of me and took a peek inside. I love supporting small business.What I love about Skoden is they are Indigenous women owned business! I had to try their blue corn croissant.Blue Corn Croissant- Flaky with that blue corn goodness. This is a game changer for people wanting to try Native food items. This one a clear winner in my book!I want to see Fry Bread in a future menu with their coffee.Mocha Iced Coffee w/ Oatmilk- I really love the care they put into this drink!! Wow!Ambiance- This is a cool place with a records store. You can really relax here to study. A good and relaxing place to watch the light rail go by. Very cozy, warm welcoming staff. Great place to study and to bring dates here. I'm a big supporter of Indigenous people and I'm happy to find this place in Downtown.They are next to The Stewart and Snooze.

They are an indigenous and queer owned coffee shop, and they have the best coffee in Phoenix - what more could you ask for. Not only is the coffee great, but the service is amazing. Bon was so welcoming and friendly. I love what they are doing for the community, I highly recommend Skodum Coffee.

I got an iced Navajo sweet tea, iced green tea latte and a blue corn cookie Everything was delicious and refreshing. The baristas were friendly, polite, asked to warm up my cookie and brought my drinks to my table. This shop interior is beautiful if you want a post for instagram. It's a chill vibe with good music *There is free parking behind the building with a back door into the shop.

Their matcha is so good! The gal working the counter was super helpful as it was our first time visiting. Tried the mini blue corn donuts as well and they were such a simple sweet! Perfect little pairing with my drink. Thanks again!

Skoden Coffee has the best coffee in the valley! Trust me, I've tried almost all the coffee shops in Midtown Phx. Their Honey Lavender is a must try! As well as their Diné Matcha. They also carry the best pastries by ReddHouse! A must try is the blue corn croissant! They offer more pastries and drinks as well! They are located in Central Records on Central Ave. Their space is also pretty big if you want to study or hang with friends. Definitely coming back!

Skoden is my new go to! The coffee is great, tasty, and unique. The staff who has been there when I've gone in is SO sweet, Bon. I I love that it is indigenous and queer owned, friendly environment with great coffee. I haven't tried the pastries yet, but definitely need to.