Mission Market

Flavors | quick | service Flavors - Recognize a variety of unique coffee flavors, including traditional lattes, mochas, and espresso shots, as well as a selection of tasty snacks to choose from.Quick - Overall, the service was great and even though the coffee was made quickly, the wait time was minimal. Despite having five people in front of us, we were in and out within 10 minutes.Service - The service is great and the staff is knowledgeable. They answered all of our questions and made great recommendations for drinks. The drink they recommended for Monica and me was helpful. They also have all the vegan options in terms of milk, so it's a great place that welcomes all types of coffee lovers.

Received a smoothie bowl and coffee from this joint one morning at work. Coffee was great and smoothie bowl was awesome. Definitely a generous amount with ample toppings. Worth the try.

So my husband and I ordered a coffee and a sandwich and it was close to 50 bucks. The sandwiches were good but it's more assembled good and not like a chef was cooking it good. The coffee was fine. If the items were a little cheaper then I would say it's worth the money.

Trying a place outside our Sanford Community since we had appointments in Cary. The atmosphere here is light and comfortable. There's quite a few folks laughing and conversing. We got the Breve and an Earl Grey tea with honey. (We had to ask for the honey because they forgot and when we asked the response was "typically we charge for it" so I took that as they were doing me a favor until we showed them the receipt with honey, "oh".). I'll say that Family Grounds in Sanford has me spoiled! We payed about the same for the tea and it was just a tea bag here instead of the Earl grey loose leaf. The knock-knock salmon's here toast was good. A nice portion of smoked salmon to toast ratio. To knock it out of the park, I would prefer herbed cream cheese BUT it was tasty so we'd order it again. They'd did share some kitchen secrets so I know they have a heart for sharing good food!Would recommend for the coffee, save your tea money for Family Grounds in Sanford, NC. We'd venture back when we are in the area. Give the service another shot. Think they may just have some kinks to work out.

Had time to patronize Mission Market this week before an appointment. It was packed at 1pm on a Tuesday! Why am I surprised - this place is awesome! Wholesome food and delicious drinks and a wonderful sense of community.Lots of chatter from a packed dining area. Several patrons waiting in line yo order. All friendly.Enjoyed iced chai and friendly service then walked up Salem Street.

After giving this place, very high reviews in the past, this rating is only for customer service. Every single time we come here, we are not acknowledged at the counter. When we come, it's typically busy, however, this morning was not, and they were three people behind the counter, none of them even looked up at us, and acknowledged that we were there. We were standing there for a few minutes before we decided to just leave and go to the other nearby coffee house. I feel customer service is very important as it really sets the tone for the stay. As much as I want to support locally owned businesses, I'm not sure I'll be coming here again if poor customer service is consistent.

Generally good quality ingredients and friendly workers. I will say the açaí bowls are a bit pricey for what you get, and this is coming from someone who works in Manhattan. Also the puree part was a little soupy when the bowl was given to me (I prefer my açaí bowls cold+thick!). Pesto panini was very filling and I like that it comes with a bag of kettle chips. Bread was nice and crispy but not hard enough to scrape the roof of your mouth. Only downside is that tasted SUPER salty and greasy to me (and pretty soggy inside) because they put so much pesto on it - I felt pretty icky the rest of the day after eating it. Later in the day I felt really nauseous, though hopefully not because of the panini. The place seems clean, but for some reason the bathroom had a lot of fruit flies and there was a big fly buzzing around the counter where I worked. That was a little off putting :( Overall spent a little over $30 for the items pictured (plus a bag of kettle chips). Place isn't bad and the food photographs well, but not sure I would do it again.

Nice spacious spot nestled away in downtown apex with plenty of comfy seating for individuals or small groups. With a warm inviting interior, this place offers some great coffee (using counter culture beans) and food options. While the açaí bowls are a bit on the pricy side, the portions are generous, ingredients fresh, flavors plentiful, and presentation is great. The service is very friendly and fairly prompt. A great spot to grab stuff to go, hang out with friends, or even get some work done. Would highly recommend.

What a cute, clean, friendly place for breakfast, brunch or lunch in downtown Apex! I've stopped by a few times for a cup of tea while walking on Salem; they have a couple of outdoor tables that are great for people watching. On Christmas Eve, though, I stopped in to have a quiet breakfast before the craziness of the holiday hit.My avocado toast with a cup of Earl Grey tea was perfect. Coffee/tea sizes are small, medium and large. That puts them way ahead of the crazy size names at other places, and a cup is always $2, no matter what size you choose! I like to take the GoApex Route 1 bus, so I don't have to try to find parking, which can be difficult in the afternoon. Service is always friendly and helpful. This place really is delightful!

Mission Market is a cute little coffee shop right on Apex's main street. While most coffee shops are crowded and you feel like you're on top of everyone in line, Mission has a nice, spread out floor plan. There were people on laptops, couches, chairs, and stools; we were all spread out enough to enjoy our coffees. We ordered a few coffees, sandwiches, and the PB&Jammin' acai bowl. Immediately, you know you're in for a treat because the bowl was so neatly presented. The PB&J bowl is "just sweet enough" and the granola, honey, and peanut butter compliment all (too many to list) the other ingredients well. While we didn't have the coffee, our friends said that the coffee was robust, dark, and "much needed." Price point, atmosphere, and value are all what you'd expect at this location. We look forward to our next Mission visit and trying something new, especially the "Conquer" smoothie.