Rochambo Coffee & Tea House

This spot S-L-A-P-S. Slaps. I no longer live in Milwaukee but I still come back here whenever I'm in town. Even took my wife here to show her one of my favorite spots. She loved it too. Coffee - dope. Everything from drip, straight-up classic espresso to inventive lattes are all solid. The space - fun, chill spotStaff - always positive every damn time. Only drawback - understaffed a little. But, people wait in line because it's a good spot.

Honestly just walked in here because we arrived early for our reservation next door and needed to kill some time. I didn't expect much from the coffee shop, but was pleasantly surprised. The shop offers different types of coffee, tea, and alcoholic beverages. Sometimes when you go to a random coffee shop and they offer a huge list of flavors, you either don't taste the coffee or you don't taste the flavors. That's not the case here. Our drinks were very well made. You could taste the coffee and the actual flavors in your drink. The staff was very friendly and I definitely plan on coming back here next time I am in MKE!

I visited Milwaukee on Labor Day weekend 2023. I was charmed by Rochambo and its college-y atmosphere, a little library of books, great posters, and icy drinks on the last day of August. If I come back to Milwaukee, I'll be sure to ask my friend if we can stop by Rochambo once more!

This is likely my favorite coffee shop in Milwaukee. I love the eclectic decor and unique menu. I usually order an iced latte with honey. However, now that they've started serving matcha, I've been changing it up. Their staff is also wonderful shoutout to Shelby and her coworkers for always being so wonderful every time I visit!

The saddest thing about leaving downtown Milwaukee is leaving Rochambo. We live in Austin, TX now and make it a point to go here EVERY DAY when we are in town. Brian is truly just a wonderful human being and the chocolate chai is to die for! We highly recommend stopping at this place because they literally have every kind of drink you can imagine. Even some with spirits :)Until next time - lovely place in my dreams...

Rochambo has an eclectic vibe with a wide variety of drinks, teas, and alcoholic items too. We went with a simple dirty chai and it tasted like a iced latte with lots of milk. Disappointed for the price point as it lacked any flavor besides espresso. May have been an off day as the place seems like a local favorite.

Rochambo is such an eclectic, and laid back coffee shop. Though I don't frequent it, I do really enjoy the vibe. It's colorful, art-filled, and plenty spacious with two floors of seating. Though there are currently minimum tables due to the pandemic, you are still welcome to hang out (masked-up) if you can find a seat. We strolled over to this coffeehouse on Saturday morning in search of our caffeine fix. When we arrived, there was a line out the door pouring onto the sidewalk, and it was around 20 minutes before we made it to the front and put in our orders. No worries on our end, as we weren't in a hurry, but I think an additional barista would be helpful for them on a weekend morning. The one, friendly, staff member working was definitely quite busy. I opted for an iced coffee with coconut milk. If you too are looking for a milk-alternative, they have oat, soy, and coconut on offer. They use Valentine Roasters coffee which is delicious and well-liked in Milwaukee. Rochambo's menu is quite vast with plenty of other options too including, a crazy-big tea selection, boozey espresso drinks (hello Irish coffee!), sodas, and brews. Support local on your next coffee or tea trip!

I found a table where I could get some work done while sipping a properly constructed cappuccino. It's a unique cafe, I much prefer independent coffee shops to bigger chains. Parking a car is a challenge around here, so it's maybe a better bicycle destination or walk over here. An eclectic compendium of regulars but far enough away from my little table that no one was able to distract me. Close enough that when I needed a break I could eavesdrop for entertainment. Good music at a volume that I could get some work done and if I ever came here with someone I could have a conversation. I wonder if there is barista anywhere in America that doesn't have a tattoo? Wouldn't that be unbelievably daring and iconoclastic to be a barista without any tattoos?

How could I forget about Rochambo. It's like your favorite coffee shop from your college days but with booze and a kind of hipster atmosphere and also it's on Brady Street with all that entails. I'm not just giving them stars because they're open on Thanksgiving (in 2019) but it is nice. I should really come more often.They have coffee, alcoholic drinks, and alcoholic coffee drinks. I'm usually here during the regular-coffee part of the day. Their lattes and mochas are good. But I have had their "the best" Irish coffee and it's delicious too.In addition to the coffee and booze they also have a pretty extensive tea selection. It's loose leaf and they give it to you in kind of a bag with a stick attached for easy removal. You can have all the hot water you want with your tea so you can linger awhile.There's also a small, eclectic selection of local goods up by the register. It's a place that's very representative of Brady Street, with the uneven wood floors and local characters and usually pretty good music playing. If you're on Brady and going to drink coffee anyway, give these guys your money.

Super cool vibe, great coffee, very reasonable prices. Ton of drink choices, including teas, coffees, cordials and cocktails.