Immortal Cafe & Supply

Overall? This place is a great spot where great coffee, delicious food, and an ambiance that's a heady mix of dark gothic and urban vegetarian all collide to create an experience you won't soon forgetParking? They've got you covered with both a lot and street optionsWiFi? YepOur Order:Espresso Tonic (5/5): Imagine a perfectly balanced mix of espresso, tonic, and a hint of lavender syrup, all crowned with a dehydrated citrus slice. The espresso isn't acidic or overbearing, it's dialed in just right. The lavender brings a subtle, almost rebellious floral note that makes the whole drink singCappuccino (5/5): This cappuccino was so good I almost took it from my wife. It's all about that thick, evenly aerated foam paired with a robust, well-prepped espresso, served at the ideal temperatureBreakfast Sandwich (5/5): This isn't just any sandwich. Locally sourced eggs, white cheddar, greens, pickled peppers, and herb aïoli get wrapped up in a sweet deli roll. It's a hefty portion that allowed my wife and I to each enjoy half

Service was great, the man at the front answered allll of my friend's questions without batting an eye lol. The cafe is cute and cozy! I really liked the decor and various seating options. They do have a bathroom available but it's not directly located in the cafe.I will have to go back for the breakfast sandwich. The egg was fluffy and whatever sauce they used on the sandwich was amazing! My friend enjoyed her savory oats! They also have some vegan options as well.

It took me over a year to make it out here. Every time I had planned to go, they were closed. I'm glad I finally made it!The decor is true to the death metal vibe that I got when perusing the menu online. The staff are friendly and patient. And if you choose to sit outside (they have 2 small outside tables and a couple benches, they bring you your order outside too.I went with friends on a Saturday morning. Together we ordered tea, an oat milk latte, a vegan chai scone, a vegan coconut scone, and a butternut squash sandwich. Everything was delicious, and the consistencies were spot on.To use the bathroom, you grab the key from the counter, exit the cafe, turn left, walk down to the next glass door, enter it, and walk all the way to the end of the passageway. Then use the key on one of the bathroom doors at the very end. The bathrooms were clean, and the one I was in even had a cute ghost hello kitty sticker (see the picture I shared).Warning: this place is only half vegan so make sure you double check that you item is vegan before you order it.

I think Immortal Cafe has pretty average coffee, not bad but nothing special. I tried the Arroz con Leche and it came with cinnamon, berries and jam. If not for the jam, the pudding would have been terrible as it lacked flavor. The toasted coconut on top did not pair well texture-wise with the pudding either.

The ambiance of candlelight, bright artwork, and metal music playing at a conversational level was enough to make me stay. But throw in a very vegan-friendly menu and delicious coffee and I'm swooning. This very solid first impression of Immortal Café included an oatmilk latte with Demerara brown sugar "fancy syrup" and it was quite good. I'd recommend you try it if you're down for a hint of sweetness. It was evening when we stopped by, so the food options were small bites and shareable. I tried both the potato chips (yum) and the Bertie, which was a truffle-infused fermented cashew cheese (double yum) accompanied by a seasonal preserve and crostini. The seasonal preserve was a candied orange marmalade, which elevated the whole pairing. So much deliciousness. The place is small and in a funky converted motel on the edge of Alkali Flats. I wouldn't bring a large group since the interior is more like a bar with some small seating arrangements. It is dog-friendly though with a couple of exterior tables. I'll be back to try out the Saturday vegan brunch for sure.

How cute is this place?! I finally was able to come by and check this place out and it was definitely worth the wait! The food looked good, but I just came for the coffee. Now I have a reason to come get the food next time, since there will definitely be a next time! The baristas were nice and the coffee came out so quick! I will definitely be back!

I have heard lots of great things about this cafe! I was very excited when we arrived to see that they had a parking lot! Super rare for a downtown coffee shop so that was a little bit of excitement for our Saturday morning.It definitely has a more intimate cozy feel inside, not great for big parties or kids, but they do have some seating outside so it'll be perfect in the warmer months!All of their food looked delicious as we saw other orders coming out. I'll definitely have to come back to try it out! We just ordered drinks this time around. They don't have any kind of specialty or seasonal items so I just picked a latte with the "fancy syrup" which is made with Demerara brown sugar. It was very creamy and the perfect level of sweetness for me. My husband's cappuccino wasn't the best we have had but it was a pretty looking thing!Service was great though, the cashier was very friendly and asked if we had been there before. I hope they'll come up with some unique drinks to make me want to come back but I know I'll at least come back to try out the food!

Immortal Cafe was another hit on our coffee quest! The service was fast and friendly. Inside feels like a cool, artsy, poet type lounge, while outside is totally retro. It might be a little confusing but it's still enjoyable. I had the TLT, tomato, lettuce and tempeh. It was insanely good! The bread was fresh, the tomatoes were huge, heirloom tomatoes and the tempeh was marinated and so flavorful! I also had a vanilla latte and it was a basic, yummy drink. They don't have a huge menu of espresso drinks, but they have the stuff you'd need. They also sell alcohol which is fun. I want to go back and try the mushroom toast, which looked amazing!

H & 11th StreetClosed Sundays and MondaysSmall place with indoor and some outdoor seatingYou order at the counter, pay, they give you a wire stand with a number/picture card and they'll bring your order to you.It's a vegan friendly menu with seasonal items. Heirloom Tomatoes are on it's way out and so I've been having the tomato gallette and the TLT sandwich often because they'll be gone soon.. I was told all the baked goods are vegan and it's probably my favorite things there. The other day I had a Sesame Banana Scone. Interesting combination of flavors, I thought. And it was good. It's these innovative gems that keep me coming..

Coffee is decent, but if you're looking for a cafe to chill for a bit to get some work done, this is not the place. The music is extra loud and staff is rude. I needed a place to do some work and didn't just buy one thing and post up - every time I finished my drink, I went and bought another (3 in total - nearly $30). Immediately after I finished my 3rd drink, one of the staff came up to me and said I had to leave if I didn't have a drink - like I hadn't bought anything from them. In the future, I'll spend my $30 at one of the many other options nearby.