Harmony Coffee

This cafe has such good vibes! Loved the music, industrial feel, and simple menu. I enjoyed my vanilla latte and the masala chai was pretty good too.It's a small-ish place. Metered parking outside or free neighborhood parking 1+ block away.

What a unique little cafe! Hidden around the corner with an entrance near the alley, Harmony is a great spot if you're looking for something off the beaten path and tucked away.I met someone for a meeting here, so arrived early to grab a spot - there are a few tables and chairs, and then some tables along the walls where there are benches for seats. Most of the furniture is simple wood, which makes for a very clean and neutral aesthetic, but may not be comfortable for sitting longer periods.The space itself is very simple - concrete and wood with no art or distractions. This felt a bit cold to me, but it's a very sleek simplistic look that may be ideal for folks looking to work or create free of environmental distractions.I loved that they had records playing - and when I was in, I loved the selection. I ordered a matcha tonic, and while it wasn't quite for me, it may be for others. I'd definitely like to return and try something else on the menu. The menu and set up is pretty straight forward, and the staff was friendly enough. I'd say this space tends to be on the quieter side, though when I visited there was another table talking so my meeting guest and I didn't feel quite so awkward talking. I'd lean more towards working remote alone here rather than meeting up to chat with colleagues or friends. I'll be back to try something else on the menu and work remote, which seems like a better fit for this space!

I had high hopes for this trendy coffee shop in near Northeast. They have a great location, but visibility is challenging because the entrance is in the alley. I've posted pictures of their entry for the next Yelper. It's an industrial, minimalist vibe here in a partially submerged bunker. The staff was friendly and although the place is small, when we arrived at 8:30 we had the place to ourselves. The thing that put me off was the coffee. I prefer a less acidic, umami brew and they just didn't have it. I asked for half and half - they don't carry it! Oatmilk or milk. Weird. Also the only sweetener in the bins was sugar in the raw. Ok, I get that some people think artificial sweeteners are bad- fine - but don't enforce your opinion on me and expect a decent review or a return customer.

Really great new shop. Loved the ambiance especially - cozy for being surrounded by concrete.Reminded me of a Japanese Izakaya. Loved the vinyls on rotation. Brings a slowness of pace which is needed in the city. I had a great americano!

Ok what a cool little coffee shop in NE. It's a very minimalist concept but the vibes were . I'm normally a big light person and it got a bit dark in here in the afternoon, but it was fitting for the atmosphere of this place so I didn't mind too much. The music is played from records so the barista was changing out the albums the whole time. My matcha was really good. It came to like $9 so not super cheap, but I do enjoy a good homemade drink :) Metered street parking around unless you walk across the bridge for the free parking in the neighborhood.

My husband and I went to the herbivorous butcher for lunch and He wanted a coffee after so he ran into Harmony. He texted me "do you want a weird tomato drink?" Of course I do!It was delicious, actually! Their "seasonal shrub drink" that had tomato and yuzu.

When only one person is working I know it isn't the best to order a pour over. However, I came specifically for a Dak pour over. It wasn't overly busy, just one person after another and the 1 employee kept taking and making other orders. When I pay $9 for a specialty pour over I expect attention to detail, not constantly walking away from my brew for minutes at a time. It was 30 minutes to get my pour over!!! The barista was super friendly, but let's just admit sugar and milk cover up espresso errors and you should make drinks in order regardless. For the owner, at least get a NextLevel Pulsar brewer so your baristas can walk away from the single cup brew and tend other drinks instead of having them serve over extracted V60 pour overs.

Yum yum yum. I love coffee and this spot so much. The vibes were also amazing. Love it!

This shop was awesome. The industrial minimalist feel to this place was a real vibeeee. It's nestled into an alley right off the street and is a perfect place to stop and grab a latte with a friend. Being that it is a small shop, I would keep the company to a few. Easy place to stop and do a little work, but they do NOT have charging outlets so make sure to charge up those devices. Even though they were understaffed, the barista was quick and good with communication. He even gave me a discount for a longer than usual wait. I'll def come back.

love everything about this neighborhood place but have had a standoffish barista my past few visits :,( because of this, i feel less compelled/comfortable to return, but i enjoy the atmosphere, music, and delicious coffee nonetheless.