Valentine Coffee Roasters

This is such a super cute and cozy coffee shop! There's a decent amount of seats and outlets right by the windows if you're looking to sit down and do some work. I got a London fog in a mug and it was delicious. I've also been told they have some pretty good caramel lattes. Service is super fast and everyone is so friendly! Would definitely recommend coming here if you're in the area!

Valentine is affordable, tasty and cozy inside. There is a wait usually with the mobile orders and in-person orders, they are busy! Valentine is in my neighborhood and I will choose this over Collectivo or Likewise because it is always consistent and great price. I recommend getting the power scone too, it's delicious!

Valentine Coffee Roasters is one of our family's favorites. For convenience, we've typically gone to their location in Washington Heights. But, recently we've found ourselves at this location more often due to the fact that they have more food options. Their espresso is perfect. I typically get a mocha or one of their flavored lattes. They make all of their syrups in house. So, what they may lack for variety, they more than make up for in quality. They typically have caramel, miel, vanilla, and then a seasonal option. This summer, the seasonal option is strawberry. Honestly, I wouldn't normally order a strawberry latte but knowing that their syrup is house made with quality ingredients, I went for it. I'm so glad I did! It was a strawberry infused delight.Their food options are always solid. Some highlights include their veggie breakfast burrito (vegan chorizo, beans, vegan egg, sweet potato, red peppers), the build your own breakfast sandwich (with choices of sauce, including pesto or rosemary mayo), and their seasonal toast (currently hummus with cucumbers and spinach).The service is always friendly and efficient. The seating isn't plentiful but we've always been able to find a comfortable spot. Get to it!

This Friday, my mom and I stopped by Valentine in the Third Ward for a quick coffee before hitting some stores. I ordered an iced lavender latte (my go-to at any coffee shop), and it did not disappoint. My mom tried one of their specialty lattes with dark chocolate and sea salt, which she really enjoyed. The space had plenty of tables, making it a great spot to come back and get some work done--or even tackle grad school assignments. I also noticed they have a solid food menu with options like breakfast burritos. The service was quick, and the vibe was perfect with lots of natural light coming through the big windows.

Another entry in the "local chain" coffee shops. Took a walk from our hotel to the lake in the morning and stopped in to fuel up. The best thing about this spot is the location right on the edge of the Third Ward and a few blocks from the Public Market. It's a nice, but small, shop with cafe-style brunch food and your standard drinks. There are a few tables to hang out and work but not a lot so I imagine it fills up pretty quick at busier times. The service was fine so no complaints on that front.The coffee itself was decent but probably my least favorite of the spots we tried on the trip. It wasn't bad by any means but I'd call it "unremarkable". I'd like to try their food at some point because that might bump it up the list but for now I think I'd head someplace else if making a special trip to grab some coffee.

We were politely greeted immediately. It was New Years morning. It was busy but we were helped right away. Bryce asked detailed questions about our coffees so he got it right. My husband ordered an egg, turkey sausage sandwich with Gouda cheese and sriracha mayonnaise. I ordered a peppermint mocha. The cafe was warm and welcoming. We could have sat longer it was so cozy. I bought whole beans for a gift and they ground it up for me. We will be returning.

Excellent, really excellent. We had our traditional morning cappuccinos here. And they did not disappoint. The coffee game has been eleveated across the nation so much so now that you can truly excellent coffee in just about every city. Like at this place...

Sublime vintage corner coffee shop in downtown Milwaukee took me by surprise, Valentine is a quint blend of old fashioned small space, comfortable seating, and friendly service. Menu matched the glorious bright vibes. I had just done coffee earlier down the block so went for the Asian green brew with peach. They happily filled my metal travel tumbler, topped with rich house made cream that welcomed matrimony with the matcha and peach, like a decadent dessert crumble for a summer's picnic. Had me cracking down on myself to resist sipping it all away before I made it out of the city, this is the rare cultured culinary cuisine that makes Starbucks look like a Fisher Price kitchen. Can too easily recommend, wish I could move next door!

Valentine is a cool spot.The food is great and the coffee is tasty.It's a bit expensive, and not the most convenient to get in and out of, but if you are walking around the area, it isn't too bad.Expect a bit of a wait, but worth it in my opinion.They have Grebes bakery as well I believe, which is a Milwaukee staple.

Great tasting coffee beans roasted and brewed just right. Great atmosphere . Definitely a local spot but they were t to nice to us tourists. Didn't offer pasties or breakfast just hurried us along and it took 5 min to get lattes .