Ambassadors Coffee

Such a cute coffee shop! There is plenty of space to work and even have meeting rooms to rent. The staff is very friendly and have great suggestions. Tried the lavender London Fog - highly recommend & I'm not usually a tea person. Also had the lemonades & mocha.

I wish I liked their matcha, but...Former coffee shop and specialty tea shop barista here. After hearing such excellent praise for Ambassador's, my fiancé and I decided to head on over to give it a shot. The office space-esque atmosphere with an urban minimalist environment made this place a pretty neat spot for quiet working or studying, and I absolutely adored all of the cute Lego builds that decorated the place. Atmosphere aside, the barista who made our drinks wasn't particularly rude, but he was far from friendly.The Matcha Lattes we ordered weren't exactly our favorite matcha experience. I was excited to see that the drinks were made traditionally with the mixing bowl and everything, but it definitely needed some form of sweetener which we did not get in either drink. Whereas my fiancé's was made with Whole Milk which helped dull down the bitterness, mine was ordered with Oat Milk which contrasted too terribly with said bitterness to the extent I did not finish mine. I've had bitter matcha before, but this time around was a little too much for me.If we return I'd like to try their Matcha Lattes again but make sure sweetener is added, or order something different entirely. With such good reviews, I have to believe that this one visit was a fluke. Still, it gets a 3 out of 5.

I was out running errands and made pit stop here for a quick espresso. Thanks to previous reviews I was able to find the entrance easily. Upon entering, I looked around. The shop appears to be part of a ministry/co-op working space. The cafe counter itself is very attractive. The barista was chatting with friends and approached the register after I did. He didn't say anything to me, not even a hello. I asked for a cappuccino and it came out quickly. I enjoyed the unique art and drinkware. It tasted smooth and rich, not too milky.I wish the environment had been a little more inviting. I think I'll come back if I'm in the area or if there is a bakery pop-up, but I wouldn't go out of my way for a second visit.

Ambassadors entrance is located (doors) at the back to the building, up the stair & to your right. I don't like taking the building elevator, but they have it. Been here a couple times & always been greeted as soon as I walked in. So far I've only had their iced & hot lattes and I really like it. They've always been helpful answering what syrups they have and explain how sweet the syrups can be, i personally like flavor but not overly sweet. And to my surprise I've been having hot lattes more, i usually go with iced so the drink aren't a complete fail when trying out coffee shops but they always nail it. They do have alot of seating options for those who do work, and I've noticed it as a quiet coffee shop everytime i drop by. And they do worship & prayer services (check their Instagram for updates).

After leaving the sauna, I decided to find a (new to me) local coffee shop. Ambassadors Coffee was 10 minutes away and boasted some good reviews. At first, I thought I was in the wrong location, but it turns out that the shop is located on the backside and upper level of the shopping center. Note to self, you'll have to climb some stairs to get up there. I didnt see an elevator, but then again, I wasn't looking for one. As soon as you walk in, you'll see the coffee counter with a smiling face. I was warmly greeted/welcomed by the barista. He named several house-made syrups, as well as conventional syrups. I asked him to surprise me with something sweet but not hazelnut and maybe seasonal. He recommended a dirty chai and added some caramel. I also ordered a quesito (puerto rican flaky pastry filled with cream cheese. Kinda like a rolled danish). Both were out of this world. First time having either of them and now I want more lol. There are four separate sitting areas, one to the left of the coffee bar (I didn't go in there), one immediately in front of/adjacent to the coffee bar with a few tables and chairs, a workspace area, and a more loungey area with big leather couches and church style seating. I sat in the latter room. In addition to the church style seats, there's a stage and a pool table. There was a nice calm/chill vibe with Christian music playing in the background.Ambassadors, I'll be sure to see yall after each trip to the sauna!

Finally got an opportunity to check out @ambassadors.coffee. Amazing cold brew and a chess lesson for M from one of the owners. You can tell walking in that the space is centered to God. I love seeing ministry done in unique spaces. "Where two or more are gathered". We will return soon!

Parking: Ambassador coffee is on the backside of the building. There's plenty of parking. Walk up the stairs or take the elevator! Ambiance: there's a couple tables or a work space area you can drink coffeeCoffee: iced latte & cortado with vanilla syrup are amazing. Strong & well-made coffee. Everyone is so friendly & helpful! Highly recommend to get properly crafted coffee beverages.

Coffee was amazing, ambiance had a study place vibe with lots of students. Staff was extremely friendly. Keep them open by donating. Every penny counts.

We wanted to try out a new coffee place in town, and had seen some really good reviews for Ambassadors. We walked in early and while there were only two other people there, the barista was very friendly and answered all of our newbie questions. We ended up ordering an americano, cappuccino, kolache, and a quesito pastry. While everything was being made we wandered around to check out the place. Since there are several co-working spaces and conference rooms, it is a very large setup. I could definitely see it being a great spot to do some remote work or have a relatively small meeting. The back room where we ended up sitting is very large and also serves as a worship area. Very comfy couches in the back though!Our drinks and food were done quickly and we went back to sit down. The kolache was jalapeno cheddar sausage and was excellent! The quesito pastry was very flaky and was a nice lighter option. Both of our coffees were very flavorful roasts and we thoroughly enjoyed them. We really enjoyed the ambiance, the drinks, and the food. Hoping we have a good excuse to come back regularly!!

Favorite coffee shop and gathering place of true love and rest. Definitely recommend giving it a try! Great coffee, tea, matcha, refreshers, and pastries!As of January 2025 they have extended hours for the coffee shop and 24/7 prayer and worship in the great room.