Wesley Andrews

Shown below is a $6 cup of coffee, a ridiculous price, on which I chose to plop down a $3 tip. Why? Am I independently wealthy? Nope. It's simply that Wesley Andrew's pour over coffee is THE BEST. For my $9, I have purchased the top of the market. If coffee from an American multinational chain of coffeehouses goes for, say, $3, I would argue this Wesley Andrew's brew is three times as good. Took about 4 minutes to serve me, as the barista slowly drizzled 205 degree water over perfectly roasted beans from China. So tasty it would be a bargain at twice the price, which I would never say about the multinational's attempt at coffee. At the risk of hyperbole, I would ask for this when offered my last meal. Drink it and ease into eternal rest. If you enjoy good coffee and don't mind paying the price, you need to be here.

COFFEE- chemically & undrinkableSERVICE- eh. AMBIANCE- weird & uncozyVery disappointed. Had high hopes based on reviews.

Is this British? It feels very British in here. The aesthetic, the vibe, it's all very London. "Let's have a cuppa at Wesley, dear!"I had an ube latte, which was decent and not too sweet. My lady got a matcha latte that she said wasn't hot enough. The space feels minimalist and clean. The woman at the counter seemed sleepy, although not British.

Free and fully available street parking in front? Yes please. Rarely have I ever been to a coffee shop where the staff actually adjusted the music style, etc. based on the customers in the shop. Initially, there were folks conversing and then it drilled down to the book readers and studiers. Music was adjusted accordingly, 5 stars alone for that. Staff was amazing and attentive. I felt spoiled rotten with the ube latte ($6 alone $7 with espresso in it) and I wanted a 2nd cup, but had to exhibit self control on the calories and the cash. Didn't think I'd ever call cracks in the wall and cacti charming but they were. Will be back very soon.

I stopped in to grab a coffee and try out this place. It was my first time in and the barista was very nice and everything was tidy and clean. I took a look at the featured drinks and nothing particularly caught my eye so I decided to opt for my go-to: an iced vanilla latte. Unfortunately I really didn't enjoy the coffee at all. I'm not sure if it was a bad espresso shot or what was wrong, but it didn't taste anything like a good coffee. I'm not sure I'd recommend spending $8 with tip on this. I did finish the drink but I considered throwing it out because of the poor taste. The space was lovely and there was lots of nearby free street parking.

This is a very hygge style cafe with the place really modern, simple and calm. Parking is in the streets near Eat Street area. I ordered their ube latte which was interesting on their menu. If you expect it to be a sweet Starbucks like treat, this latte has only slight sweetness and a more natural nutty and root tasting flavor. It also has a tinge of bitterness as after taste. It definitely is an acquired tasting latte. I appreciate the beautiful latte art. I also noticed that they actually sell and serve coffee roasted from China! That is unusual because tea is served there but to find coffee beans roasted up in the hills of China is pretty unique. So when I was there, the co-owner came in to meet one of his vendor and I got to hear the whole scoop about their journey as a small business owner. They specialize in tea as well in this cafe. I hear true passion in his voice for the world to experience his roasting and presentation of both coffee and tea in MN. He stumbled upon the coffee beans when his initial trips to China was to shop for tea leaves. I tried the drip coffee as I was super curious. It was very nice and clean tasting with a strong dark chocolate aftertaste. Last but not least, check in here with your Yelp app and get 20% off your drink! Love it!!

I'm a simple person, so it should never be a surprise when I opt out of a "foo foo" coffee drink and go for a latte. I also consider myself a coffee connoisseur of sorts, so I like that without added sweetness and flavoring, a latte allows me to appreciate the quality of the coffee. The latte I had at Wesley Andrews was lovely. I felt at complete peace when sipping on the high quality coffee drink while catching up with a friend. The space is modern, without feeling too sterile-- a balance that can be hard to find in a lot of these establishments.The service was warm and friendly as well, which only added to how much I enjoyed my time in the coffee shop.

This coffee shop has some very good coffee! I tried their coffee black (which isn't my go to, but you know) and it was delicious. They also sell beans to take home. I'd definitely come back.

Really enjoyed my crafted mocha from Wesley Andrew's! Each drink is made with such precision and care. Takes a bit longer than other places as such, but it's worth it.

Awesome vibe. Good choices on the menu, one of the best matcha lattes I've had since I left Japan. Barista was kind and friendly :)