Suprema Coffee Roastery

Stopped in for coffee before a show at the Academy of Music. The walk was 5 minutes. The lattes were excellent. I had just a regular latte with oat milk. My wife had an iced pistachio latte. Both were very good. They also had the coolest espresso machine I've ever seen. Will return before our next show!

A smaller space, with minimal seating--a few along the windows and a few tables outside. The cafe is very much motorcyclist themed, from the espresso machine to the decor. The owner is good humored and knowledgeable about his craft. Even though I changed my order almost last minute, it was easily and quickly accommodated. We ordered an iced oat milk latte, an iced americano and a chocolate croissant. He offered to warm up the croissant, which was perfect. The americano was very smooth, no acidity. The latte's espresso wasn't overwhelmed by the milk--you could actually taste it, which was nice. They also roast their own beans, so we got a bag to take home. I would definitely recommend and come again!

Going to go with the opinion of a few others here. Good coffee. Really nice vibes. Service basically depends on who is working. The employees are always friendly and cheerful. The owner just doesn't seem to want to be bothered. I'll still come here & hope that it's the friendly staff working.

Tried to call to see if open but didn't find a phone number. Google said they open. Came all the way here and they're closed.It was the right location, it did say Memorial Day MIGHT affect these hours but I didn't see anywhere online saying that it is in fact closed and I could not confirm by calling since I could not find a phone number at all. On Google it does say they're open 7-5pm Monday but it says different hours on the maps app. Should have the same hours posted on all things. Most business were not close due to the holiday, many were open and I was able to find an actually open coffee shop down the street thankfully.

I've walked by this place a ton and finally stopped in today to try something. So happy I decided to stop in. I may have had the most delicious oat matcha of my life today! It is a bit sweeter than some other establishments, so if you don't like it sweetened - I'd probably try a different drink. Very excited to try the roasts and espresso on my next visit here after reading the great reviews. The inside of the shop is very clean and modern. There are individual charging spots by the window seats. There is also great natural light here. Cannot wait to visit again soon!

Now I am not a coffee or espresso snob, and I am not even sure if I can rely on my taste buds to have any kind of authority on those things... but I think that Suprema has some quality stuff!It's situated on a convenient corner that I often pass while walking my dogs. I've noticed other dogs pop in with their owners to order, so I decided one day to do the same. I've returned many times at this point and highly recommend any espresso drinks. I've also enjoyed their iced chai latte. The spice is perfection.Another highlight is that they have many dairy alternatives. I'm an oat milk girl and love that it is becoming a more commonplace offering. The pricing is on the more expensive side and the small is... tiny. But I've yet to be disappointed with what I have gotten for what I paid. If you haven't stopped in to give Suprema a chance yet, and you're a coffee person, definitely go for it!

All these bad reviews are making me lol. People be getting all worked up and it's so painfully obvious that they've never worked in the service industry. I'm so glad I moved out of Rittenhouse. Anyway, I digress.Came here today for the first time - tomorrow is their 2 year anniversary, which is pretty impressive for opening during a pandemic. While I don't drink coffee, my two friends do and said it was really tasty. I got an iced chai and really liked it. There was a nice spice to it, and it wasn't too sweet unlike 90% of other shops.The shop itself is clean, bright and minimalistic. I'm super into that. I wish they had little tables, but they do have two sides of bar seating with lots wireless charging stations, which is really cool. While they do ask you to keep your time at the seating to 45 min, we def went over that by accident, but no "mean" owner kicked us out. Also they wore masks so +++. A stream of regular customers came and went. I'm going to bring my dad here to try their coffee because he's picky but would probably like it!

The shop has a clean, minimalist design. The cheese danish was good and the pastries are displayed in the case neatly. Aesthetics seem to be the main focus here.As for the cappuccino I had, it fell short. Being a traditionalist, I was disappointed when I was asked what size I'd like. As I feared, a "small" is a whopping 12 ounces. At that point, you're drinking a latte. I'm also confused since the menu doesn't list sizes. I also wasn't asked if I'd like it to stay or to go, and so it was served in a throwaway cup. I always have mine to stay, so lesson learned that I should make it a habit to specify. Finally, it was scalding and watery, rather than having the rich, velvety texture I'm accustomed to at Blue Bottle and Stumptown. It's an upgrade from Starbucks, to be sure, so the average consumer would probably enjoy this place--but traditionalists with more exacting standards might be disappointed.

I have mixed feelings...Service is blah. It through me off. The quality of service doesn't match cool ambiance. I don't know if that's on purpose to seem "cool", but to me standoffish and lazy style with barely articulated responses from a barista doesn't match the purpose of this espresso bar. It has multiple kinds of coffee and tea on display in glass containers but the barista was not able to articulate or talk about them. Odd. Quality of coffee (we had small cappuccinos of house espresso blend -- "whatever is in the machine" in exact description from the barista) -- poor to mediocre. Number of coffee shops that source coffee in the city are better. My advice is train your staff to match up to your organizational mission and what you stand for. There's a disconnect from what the shop wants to be and actually is.Ambiance, however, is great. Style looks cool, modern, minimalistic, high-tech, all in pastel colors. Love that the place has power chargers all around. However the owners want to limit anyone's work on computer to 45 minutes. Basically cannot stay past that point. I guess I get it--It's a small spot. Probably makes sense? My verdict is great potential, but definitely train your staff! Unless those young fellas I encountered today at my visit were somehow part of management team? Then bad bad look. Another big thing is quality of coffee. Meh. Definitely needs to be looked at again. I like where this place is trying to go, but it's definitely not there yet.P.S. Seems like maybe this place tries to be European-style espresso bar. If that's the case--inquire more how all that coffee/tea displayed comes into play. I've seen it in Europe and Eastern Europe plenty, as that's where I am from, but this joint is not there yet.P.P.S. Trash can size. They are tiny, more of a household size. If you want these small european trash cans in your shop, you have to change portion guide. American size cups do not go in those trash cans. You trash three-four cups, your trash can is full.

Service was nice and humble.Location is great but only for ordering and leaving. Don't plan to hang out here it doesn't have a stay and hang out vibe-way too small.I asked what options were available for black coffee and one option was offered-medium roast. I deep down wanted them to say, "we have medium roast but can do a pour over of xyz." My opinion is if you sell the coffee then at least offer to make it.The medium roast I had was decent but nothing crazy interesting. It's a solid, everyday coffee. If you're in the neighborhood definitely try it.