CoRo Coffee Room

This is a GREAT study cafe. I tried their HOUSE CHAI that was very enjoyable, spicy. I love the friendly atmosphere. I'd love to come back and grab a latte from them. The lattes people were walking out with in the street as I was entering the cafe smelled AMAZING! What a great local business. Thanks for existing!

stopped by since i was in the area for lunch -- my favorite part about this place is the interior and amazing whole bean offerings! the cold brew was pretty standard -- nothing terribly amazing. i think if i stop by again, i would opt for a seasonal offering.service seemed a bit slow but im not sure if that was because they were backed up on orders or just chilling -- either way, not a major issue since i wasn't in a rush but it did take a hot minute before a barista came over to the register to help me.

I got the single origin espresso and the house blend espresso. Single origin was light, acidic, smooth. Good crema 8/10Blend felt more like a darker roast, less acidic, slightlyBitter but still smooth. Little crema 6/10

4.5/5 - Sunday, December 15th, 2024Overview: Cool café, large seating area, busy!----First off, I love love LOVE that the pastries have prices written next to the item!! This is the one thing that I look for at every café and this is one of the only places that post them. Parking was easy, we found a spot right near the front of the café. We arrived a little before 11am on a Sunday and it was quite busy. While the inside seating area is sizable, all of the seats were already taken by people working or studying, so if you want a seat inside away from the elements, I recommend getting there earlier.The outside seating area had multiple tables, mostly 2-seaters but some with 4 seats, and metal chairs. The metal chairs make your butt a bit cold especially it being wintertime and outside.Service was quick and easy, the staff prefer using They/Them pronouns. The food and drinks arrived 6 minutes after ordering! They also have free water near the front of their entrance inside. They have a regular drink menu as well as seasonal specials! And they offer both sweet and savory pastries. There's also a coffee roastery in the back where you can roast your own beans, you can fill out a form on their website to inquire about it.----Pastries & Drinks Spiced Blueberry Danish ($6) and Chocolate Croissant ($6):- They warm up the pastries, but both of the items could have been a little warmer- The filling of the blueberry danish was a little cold in the middle- Flavors were good and you can taste the warm holiday spices- Both pastries were flaky Peppermint Mocha $7:- Available hot or iced, we tried both- Hot tasted a lot better 9/10, my friend got his iced and ranked it a 7/10- The peppermint flavor was more pronounced in the hot version - Iced version was like a good, cold chocolate milk- Since we were sitting outside in the cold, the hot one was a lot more comforting Espresso Single-Origin $4.50:- My boyfriend ranked it an 8/10- He said it was a solid espresso, liked that it comes with sparkling water - Wished that they had the flavor notes to read with the drink, describing where the coffee was from and the tastes it should haveDrip Coffee $4:- My friend that introduced us to here wanted a pour over coffee, but at this time it was not available anymore, so he opted for a drip coffee- He ranked it a 7/10- Said it was an average, standard coffee, nothing special or standout about it----Overall: Neat coffee shop, I LOVE that their pastries have written prices, food and drinks were solid, and cute seasonal rotation of drinks on the menu

Stopped in as a group of three on a lazy Saturday morning after Christmas, but for whatever reason, a TON of people all had the same idea and the place was super crowded. The baristas handled the crowd and made the drinks about as fast as is possible while keeping the quality high.I had a cappuccino (my coffee shop benchmark), my girlfriend had a Chai, and my brother had the espresso soda. Across the gamut, we each agreed our drink was about as good as it gets.The seating area has a viewing window into the co-roasting area. I'll have to come back some day when they're actively roasting, as it looks to be quite the show.

Finally made our way over here. Street parking was busy, but they do have a parking lot next door. They have a nice selection of coffee beans. The roast dates were all really fresh too (not good if youre impatient and just wanna try it right away). I heard some of their drinks sell out fast so y'all will have to get here early. We got the rosemary latte and the iced vanilla latte. The overall environment is very welcoming. Everyone tends to stay and study/work so good luck if you want indoor seating.

CoRo Coffee Room has been on my hit list for over a year. To be frank, I'm not sure why it's taken me so long to try this neighborhood coffee shop. But thanks to my best friend, I was able to!We came to CoRo on a chilly Monday morning. Caffeine was on my mind as a mid-morning pick-me-up. Upon entrance, I could tell this was a popular spot. Most of the tables were taken by busy working (WiFi available) or chitchatting customers. The shop is on the smaller end with several tables, counter seating, and a couple of outside tables. The inside is pretty neat, with a view of their roastery. It's also bright, clean, and minimalistic. We found service exemplary, and I appreciated the recommendations and the extra steps they took to perfect my drink.Aside from traditional coffee and tea beverages, they also offer a seasonal menu. Off the seasonal menu, I got a Small Iced Caramel Latte with Oat Milk. I requested that my drink be a single shot since I wouldn't say I like coffee, but typically, they're all double shots. Even with a single shot, I found it extremely strong. The caramel was burnt caramel, so it was nicely caramelized. I don't often drink coffee, so I tasted more of that than the caramel. My best friend got Isaac's Horchaccini which was pleasant. This is a good spot for intense coffee lovers!CoRo Coffee Room is busy for a variety of reasons--seasonal and traditional drinks, seating and Wi-Fi, dog-friendly, and just a nice vibe. Since it's located on Fifth Street, parking is street only.

Stopped by this coffee shop as I was in the area getting my lashes done. It's a cute little coffee shop in a quiet neighborhood in Berkeley. Upon entering in, I saw a lot of people studying or working in a spacious room while enjoying their drinks and pastries. The shop is decorated aesthetically with modern decor and pics. I was in the mood for a matcha and I didn't realize that the size they offer drinks was just a 12oz cup for $6.50 but they gave me quite a lot of ice so it didn't seem like I had a lot of the actual drink. The matcha overall was okay, I wish it was more matcha bc to me, it was a lot of milk. Not too sure if I would get another matcha again but I would like to try the other drinks they have on the menu.

One of the cheapest cappuccinos in the area, without compromising on the quality. Always hard to get a seat though

Everything I want in a coffee shop. Great menu, excellent espresso, nice options, a variety of other shops' beans. "For here" drinks come in proper glassware. You may wait for your order, but they'll deliver to your table and it'll be worth the bother. Busy, full, lots of students. Good vibe and nice, upscale room. Glad I live nearby.