Yinz Coffee

Heard great things about Yinz before moving up here. All true! Really good coffee drinks but not pretentious about it. I love the ample seating and that the chairs are comfortable and supportive. Plenty of outlets too. I enjoy the rotating art exhibits. Hope one day they will be open late! Also , great Little Free Library inside.

Great space, with plenty open seating and room to move around. Speciality coffees were very yummy as well. I got the biscoff cookie butter latte and it was so good. The staff was super friendly too!

This place was cute. I got the 721 frozen espresso latte which was really good. The guy who served us was super nice and patient. I think the place could use some acoustic treatments it's a nice place to do work but it's a little loud if one person is loud. The menu was also really small and hard to see!!! You guys should make the font bigger. I also missed your special lattes board bc it wasn't on the menu, but on the small board by the reg. I would probably have ordered one of those. I will have to come back.

First time being here. My friend that I came with said she came often and we needed a bit of caffeine. I got their biscoff cookie latte. It was delicious!! I've actually never had biscoff before and after drinking this I will have to try the cookie. It warmed me right up. Super cool that they have local artists on display. Definitely saw some pieces that I would have loved to have at home. The barista was very nice and helpful with deciding what to get.

Came here with a friend because of cute the outside is. Sounds really echo in there so it is not a super quiet place to be. I got an iced mocha which was good. The staff were nice.

I went here for a photographers meetup and got a cappuccino with oat milk. I was a bit hesitant about doing this since I tried getting one with oat milk at Starbucks and it was just wrong. They pulled it off and it was really good. I think this barista knew what he was doing. I kind of wish that they wouldn't play cheesy, emotional music in the background though. It kind of set the wrong mood for a bunch a dudes having a chat that was not at all sentimental, or anything like that. Anyways, seems like a chill cool place to get good coffee.

The one lady that works there is completely rude and biased do not recommend this place to anyone your name is bunny. O

For being a first time at this coffee shop and exploring how many options they have, I had to get the purple rain latte with oat milk (iced). The purple rain has black currant and lavender in it which is so delicious as I love lavender drinks. The drinks have 3 sizes and my drink size is a large which comes with 4 shots. A large at most coffee shops is just 3 shots and it's packed with a lot of ice. This drink had the perfect ratio of coffee to ice and it didn't feel like the drink was watered down due to the amount of ice which a lot of coffee shops have an issue of doing. There were a lot of tables but they were mostly all full. I feel like with the amount of single people that were there, there should a section where they have single tables and then tables for larger parties than just all for larger parties. The space was clean and there was enough space to move around without feeling like you're in someone's personal space. The barista made drinks very well and he made sure that there wasn't a crowded line forming. He was also kind and helpful when you didn't know what size you want for your drink. A good barista would make you want to stay at a coffee shop and this guy made me feel comfortable without feeling creeped out. Pros: 2 tables are outside for extra seating Clean Drinks are delicious (Oatmeal cookie sandwich is delicious, highly recommend) Great atmosphere Variety of baked goods Lids do not need a straw which makes the drink feel more eco-friendlyDrinks & pastry is a good price and better quality than chain-corporations Cons: Parking (parking lot on Taylor st) I didn't see anything gluten free in the pastries but I also didn't ask. Tables fill up fast

I stopped by here this past Sunday for coffee with my wife. Every Sunday we try a new local coffee place and on this day we decided to hit up Yinz. We had been to the Yinz on the North side and had enjoyed it, so I was looking forward to trying this one as well. This location is located in Bloomfield right on liberty Ave. Upon entering the shop they have all their baked goods right in front of you with a wall of their merchandise off to the left. Just beyond the baked goods is a place to order and beyond that is a decent amount of seating.For my coffee on this morning I ended up going with a 20 oz cappucino, ordered my wife a 12 oz Yinz haus mocha and then also purchased the lemon berry cookie sandwich from the baked goods area. Our coffees were ready fairly quickly and I headed back to the car. Let's first talk about that lemon berry cookie which was delicious. It was a true cookie sandwich with lemon cookies on both sides and then a raspberry cream in the middle. My wife and I both loved it. The cookies were soft and the cream had a nice flavor to it which worked well with the lemon cookies. Our favorite part of it though was that it was only slightly sweet which had you coming back for more instead of putting it down from being overly sweet. My cappucino here ended being good too as I could taste both the coffee and the milk with the coffee being more prevalent. Finally my wife enjoyed her mocha as she could taste all of its components and especially the coffee.The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Both my wife and I enjoyed not only the coffee but our baked good as well.

Looking for a creative space to work or chat with a friend, look no further than Yinz Coffee on Liberty! Big windows mean lots of light, and the coffee shop is covered in local art! Street parking was plentiful around 8:30 am, but you're only allowed to park there for two hours, if I recall correctly.