Cora Coffee

Didn't have a chance to get coffee here but came twice for their brownie cookie. So good - chocolatey and chewy with a crisp exterior. Cool interior with a little tv behind the counter playing vhs movies. You can't really watch it except while waiting in line.

Neat spot! Has decent amount of seating for a quick study session. Parking is street parking so just a heads up. It is also close to a lot of restaurants, so this is a nice pitstop to hang out. Drinks here was nothing too crazy as I got the Peppermint mocha. Had a nice minty flavor profile that wasn't too overbearing like some places.Overall, would recommend as a nice study spot!

It was meh...I actually came to visit (~ 3 weeks ago) after I saw the reviews raving about them here. I came on a Sunday and they were closed despite yelp and google listing their them as open. I also tried to check their website before heading over to confirm hours, but it was not active. (I ended up needing to submit an update to the hours on yelp).When I finally did visit them recently, despite their menu listing the matcha ube in store, they said it was not available. (lol it was the only drink I came there for). I decided that since I've been waiting so long to try Cora, I would just get another drink.I ended up with the strawberry matcha which was just ok. It wasn't anything special especially given its high price point. The strawberry part was good but the matcha was really weak and bland. It basically tasted like strawberry milk.I really wanted to like it, but the whole experience between incorrect hours, non functional website, and the unavailable drink (despite having an already super small menu), was too much for me to enjoy the experience.I will say, the employees were really really nice and the shop itself is really cute with lots of places to sit.

I stopped by Cora Coffee after walking around the Capitol Building, craving a good matcha. This café has a really inviting atmosphere--there's a nice open area that makes it a great spot to meet with friends or get some work done. The staff was friendly, and I appreciated the simple, not overly complicated menu.I ordered the Strawberry Milk Matcha, but unfortunately, it didn't quite hit the mark. The matcha wasn't well incorporated, and the strawberry milk lacked flavor. For nearly $9 for a small drink, I expected something a bit more balanced and memorable.That said, I'd consider coming back if I needed a quiet, comfortable place to work or chat. But with other cafés in the area, I might explore other options before returning.

What a great spot for coffee. Very clean and offers quite comfortable seating. My dirty chai was excellent. The staff are so sweet.

Stopped by this shop after eating dinner downtown and was very surprised. My boyfriend and I were walking around downtown and stubbled upon this place and decided to stop for coffee after seeing how cute the inside was. I got an irish coffee and he got a hot latte. The irish coffee was AMAZING and the latte is exactly what you would expect. The man who was serving us was very friendly and kind and made the rest of our night enjoyable. The inside is very cute and quiet and they have tables and couches to lounge on. The coffee shop is connected to a bar which we sadly could not visit that day but we will be back!

Stopped in at Cora Coffee for the first time, after a weekend lunch on a nice Winter afternoon.Located on 12th and J, Cora Coffee has a modern yet elegant vibe to it's interior. And shares a connection to an office location, and has a large meeting room in the main lobby of the Coffee spot.Cora appears to have gone over a nice interior rebrand in the past few years. Where once was a colorful refrigerator alphabet magnet look, is now replaced with Cora's shop name in a beautiful bronze in all caps. And their smiley face logo of a gir, which I later learned represents the owner daughter. Who the shop is actually named after. ADefinitely abnice upgrade that gives a more established look inside, to go along with the modern decor.When you first walk in and your view is at the main counter, you immediately notice the "vintage" video display behind the baristas area. Where there's a small anaolog TV, that was playing one of a dozen classic movies on VHS; a visual memory of the 80s and 90s. To the left of the main counter is Cora's pastry display.Once at the main counter, the Barista happily greeted us and asked how our day was going. We looked over the menu briefly and ordered a Vanilla Matcha Latte and a Vanilla Latte.Once our coffees were ready, my girlfriend and I enjoyed them at a small table by Cora's large window overlooking the main street.Overall: Nice coffee shop, beautiful decor, and good drinks.

Cora Coffee was located across the street from my hotel. With all the matcha options, I knew I had to give it a try! They had some interesting drink options like ube matcha or jasmine latte that sounded good, but they said they were sweet and I prefer my drinks without a lot of added sugar. I got a regular matcha latte and it was pretty good. I went around 11am so pastries were very limited. I thought the space was very cozy though and the staff was friendly.

This place is perfect for meetings or college students/ study dates. They provide you with private rooms that include a white board and markers. With a large table that can basically seat 5 - 6 people that has plug access. I believe you do need to reserve & pay for the day or by hour.My husband and I accidentally ran into this place last minute. The front desk was welcoming to us just checking out the rooms to explore. They also had an abundance amount of bathrooms so no worries on lines forming. The coffee was something to look forward to as well!

Not an ideal place to study or work for long periods due to limited outlets. There's only one outlet at the tables. Customer service was 3/5. Hoping I caught the cashier/barista on an off day. However, it is a good place to catch a coffee and catch up with a friend