Canvas Coffee

This was my first time visiting Canvas Coffee and was thoroughly impressed. The Horchata cold brew was a delightful surprise--rich, creamy, and perfectly spiced. It paired beautifully with my jalapeño cheddar bagel, which was toasted to perfection. The Original Breakfast Bagel had that ideal balance of crispy outside and soft inside loaded with eggs, making every bite amazing.The atmosphere was cozy, and the staff were friendly, adding to the overall great experience. I can't wait to come back and try more from their menu! Highly recommend

I really enjoyed their strawberry matcha. Their strawberry syrup doesn't taste overly sweet or artificial. The interior design of this coffee shop is very cozy and inviting too. There's plenty of seating inside (super comfy couches!) and even more seating outdoors. It's a great place to get work done!It's on the same campus as Crossroads church and is next door to the church's high school. I've only been to Canvas on weekday afternoons when it wasn't too busy, but I would not be surprised if Sundays are more hectic.

Canvas Coffee is the perfect spot --whether you're grabbing a pre-service pick-me-up or just looking for a cozy place to connect. The seating and warm ambiance make it an inviting space to sit and enjoy your drink. I also love that they have plenty of patio seating. The customer service is always wonderful, and I love how creative their menu is. The coffee flight is a standout...perfect if you don't want too much of any one drink but still want to sample a variety. The flight is a little pricier, but totally worth it considering the effort that goes into crafting each unique drink. A great spot with a great mission; definitely worth a visit!

What a hidden treat! Beautiful views with a quaint ambience inside. This place is on the crossroads church campus (great way to showcase the church too). Lots of menu options. Friendly staff, perfect spot for cup of coffee!

I grew up in Corona and actually went to a hs not from from this coffee shop/church site. I knew there were a lot of churches in Corona, but had no idea these churches evolved to having their own versions of "Chik-Fil-A" style coffee shops. The shop wasn't full and had about 5-6 customers already there. It was a very friendly staff and I opted for an Horchata cold brew and an oatmeal. The coffee was too sweet for me, but the oatmeal was nicely bland to compensate. There was plenty of seating on this dreary morning. For me, it was weird driving into a church parking lot for coffee, but kudos to them for creating a welcoming space for everyone - at least that's how I felt for me.

Location is right next to Crossroads church, so on Sunday there was line out the door until about 12pm, then another rush at 12:30pm. Tons of outdoor seating, and also some tables inside.My friend and I chose this coffee shop specifically to try their tea and mocktail flights, but unfortunately they were not serving them this weekend :( They said they were working on their updated seasonal menu. I ordered the Orange Passionfruit tea lemonade, everything bagel, smores cookie, and chocolate chip waffle sticks. The everything bagel was the best bagel I've had in California! Super flaky instead of doughy! The smores cookie was also fantastic, and I saw they get their pastries from Crumbles Cookies. The waffle sticks were disappointing. My food and drinks came out within 10 minutes of ordering, but the waffle sticks took 20+ minutes to be ready. Once I got them, the edges were burnt and overall just not worth the wait.

The world is but a Canvas to our imagination and what better way to expand our thinking than with a little caffeine. Hmm, maybe not a little but with a flight of coffee! Yes! They have flights. Not only flights but ones you can mix and match with a delicious variety of flavors. I went with the cold brew coffee flight since I was to overwhelmed with all that was going with what to get in my noggin. My order had salted caramel, horchata, mocha and a plain cold brew. These are in small glasses so you can actually finish them by yourself like I did. The flavor to coffee ratio was on point and I was definitely satisfied with my flavorful buzz.The space is big with plenty of seating inside and out. The decor and vibe is definitely chill. The service was ok the first time around but better the second. And that's my take, Peace...

We came in for some drinks at Canvas Coffee. The line was moving, and we ordered the caramel cold brew (not pictured) and the blueberry no-jito (one of their special summer drinks). The cold brew was strong, but it was refreshing, good for a hot summer's day. So is the other drinks we got, the Blueberry No-jito! It was cold and refreshing and just perfect for these 100 degrees weather. The staff is always friendly and there are always a seat or two open inside and outside!

Coffee is good, BUT NOT SEVEN DOLLARS GOOD. Also, the fact that prices aren't listed feels sneaky. Sure I could cancel my order once I find out how much it is, but now Ive wasted time in line and held up people behind me. Feels very purposely pressure-y.

This is a pretty nice coffee shop in Corona (: Ambiance is the epitome of a cozy coffee shop! It's located in the same lot as the Crossroads church. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Perfect place to work, study or hang out. Customer service was pretty good and the drinks came out fast for being packed. Their coffee isn't the best in my opinion but it was pretty decent. I got the cold brew flight which came with 4 (4oz) cups. Flavors were plain, horchata, mocha, and salted caramel. Horchata was my favorite. I felt like the mocha and salted caramel was a little lacking in flavor but still not bad.