The Quarters Coffee House

I found this place randomly looking for a new place to visit to do work. I had a great time and wish I came earlier in the morning. The exterior of this place is cute to say the least, and is literally a coffee "house". The interior has an even cooler vibe, with a modern rustic aesthetic, and a palpable productive atmosphere. Everyone there was respectfully working quietly, nearly comparable to a library. The girl who took my order was very nice and welcoming. We had a short, but fun conversation about their high tech espresso machine and our shared experience working at Starbucks. I was craving a latte with oat milk, so that's what I went for. Unfortunately I don't have any latte art photos since I chose to have it in my personal cup because I love hot coffee. The latte was not the best, but it was still delicious.I noticed later on that they serve $1 hot coffee after 1pm. Seems like a sustainable and excellent way to sell what would've been wasted, so I ordered a black coffee. The coffee had a nice flavor, with some nuttiness. Overall, a super cool experience, and I really look forward to coming here again, especially on a sunny day so I can sit outside on the lawn.

As everyone mentions, the exterior, interior, and overall ambiance is gorgeous. Pretty ample seating and assuming WiFi as I saw a handful of people with laptops. Very clean and love the patio. Beautiful area. My drink was pretty sweet so next time I'll see if I can adjust it.

Terrific cafe housed in a restored officer's house on Mare Island, a former naval base that has so many buildings on the national register of historic places. We visited the Quarters Coffee House as it was the starting point for a self-guided tour organized by the Mare Island Co.. We noticed the lovely and cozy front porch right away, with the rattan sofa and chairs and comfy cushions, and beautiful hanging plants. Once inside, we were transfixed by the warm wood paneling and sculpted architectural details throughout the building. There were several rooms with large bay windows letting in lots of light, and fancy marble-topped tables where patrons were camping out with their laptops. In the rooms there are standing shelves with merchandise like soaps, candles, plants, gourmet snacks, etc. Out in the back there were a small garden and grassy areas with many white Adirondacks chairs for you to enjoy the outdoors.The cafe offers coffee drinks and assortment of pastries, and they also have a few fridges/freezers where you can find yogurt, salads, sandwiches, cold drinks, and ice cream.What's remarkable was that the prices are really reasonable. When I was getting my coffee one lady that was in the line with me commented that she had just pay $7 for tea at Starbucks yesterday and here it was almost half the price. My Americano coffee was really rich and satisfying. We sat on the front porch and really enjoyed the vibe.

I love the location and the restoration of this beautiful old residence. It's a wonderful place to go to get coffee and pastries. They also have a great selection of gourmet treats to purchase and some refrigerated lunch items. I like to sit with a friend inside and enjoy a large cup of the house brew and look out of the windows at the beautiful landscaped gardens.When I have gone in the morning I have enjoyed the blueberry scone that was available up until recently, but they swapped it out with a regular scone, I personally prefer the blueberry.

What an adorable spot! Quarter's interior gives living room vibes, perfect for studying, reading, chatting with friends, or just sitting and enjoying a good brew. There are also many local goods (candles, mugs, honey, etc.) featured all around the store, which I loved. The iced shaken espresso had a nice earthy tone to it--definitely closer to a home-brewed coffee than your average Starbucks brew. And while I didn't have a pastry this time, they looked yummy! (I was told they're sourced from Provisions in Vallejo as well as one other spot that I'm forgetting the name of.)If you ever find yourself on Mare Island, check this spot out!

Finally had a chance to stop at this place! I have wanted to come here just seeing how 'home-y' it looked every time it came up on my feed. I tried the matcha with almond milk + honey - it was a tad bit too sweet for me (maybe it was the almond milk?). I did appreciate the selection of products they had though, it was very thoughtfully curated as most of it was on the 'cleaner' side - all products I would reach for! I will definitely come back to either bring another friend for a matcha date or just do some work!

Came here on a Sunday morning and ordered three drinks, which were amazing by the way. The coffee house is super cozy. There's many tables to sit and do work, or just lounge around with your friends. There's also many different local products that are for sale in the coffee house as well (candles, mugs, even dog treats). I'd recommend coming here just to check out the place! It's such a unique experience.

I've lived in Vallejo for almost 3 years and finally made it to this coffee house! What a beautiful structure. I love all the rooms and the woodwork. It seems like a great place to study or just sit and read. I got the bouquet latte with oat milk. The flowers on top were both lovely and distracting, but the taste was delicious. My friend got the engine some number (im forgetting the number) and it had cherry syrup which sounded odd to me. But the barista explained it as being like a Black Forest cake. It was also delicious. And my other friend got the cake cortado or something with a name to that effect. Also delicious. Can't wait to come back here!

One pf my favorite places to have coffee and relax. The vibe at Quarters Coffee is on a different level. You feel like you're on vacation but at the same time feel at home. The pastries and coffee are perfect! The staff are friendly and pleasant. They have great customer service and food/beverages are served fairly quick. Come by here if you want to start your morning right.

Quarters never disappoints! Tried the Chocolate Hazelnut Croissant for the first time- absolutely delicious. Baristas are friendly and welcoming.