Double Shot Coffee

The horchata latte is absolutely delicious! The food is equally tasty, and the service is consistently excellent. The ambiance is perfect for catching up with a friend.

Double Shot Coffee is a cute neighborhood shop that offers juices and Java and smoothies and teas along w/ breakfast pastries of sorts. We were looking for a place just before a quick conference @theJewishHome. We ordered some tea milk lattes and the baristas delivered. Steamed almond milk and an early grey for me and steamed whole milk w/ 2 breakfast tea bags for boss. Easy peasy and we were off for conferencing. The ladies working behind the counter were extremely nice and accommodating. What a great find in the old hood!

I love a good neighborhood coffee shop and this place stays consistently good! It is clean, fast and the music playlist is pretty lit specially in the morning.

A ton of Shady looking places out here and none that I would recommend eating from, but this location stood out and was inviting because it was different and had healthy options. The clerk/food preparer or possibly owner was very sweet. Ordered the Chicken empanada and the carrot/orange juice and a breakfast bagel with sausage. The bagel was so soft and thin. I've never tasted a bagel like this in my life, so good. I loved that it wasn't overly thick and you bit into more bread than insides. Ample seating and outdoor seating, very relaxed. Cool environment. Glad to find this spot in the middle of everything else out there.

Just like my other review for the pie place, I do feel bad rating this place a 3/5. I was super excited to go in and get a coffee-something drink. I did not see anything new or interesting. I was expecting something extra, something to catch my eye. So I decided to try out their coffee. I was excited to see coffee labeled "Mexico" because I am always trying to find a coffee that tastes as good as the one I had on a trip to San Felipe. And then I was dismayed, horrified actually to find that I could only order pre-made coffee from the dispenser that was a blend, or a "House blend" as I called it. Never knew what that meant until today. But hey, could be something spectacular. So I ordered my coffee black. Coffee was OK. Better than what you would get at other places where coffee isn't really the main focus. I wish there was a way to get single origin coffee, but it's a trend with this area - they need to sell food fast. No time, staff, or place for individually-crafted drip coffee. I liked the mural. However, the coffee was affordable. $3.90 for a large. The area is a lot smaller than the pie place, so less welcoming. More of a place to grab-and-go. I'm really wavering between a 3 and a 4. I really wanted something to grab my interest and press that hyper active button in my brain. Oh well. And since the pie place owner didn't like my review, I will explain my reasoning more fully. 1. I've been to many mom n pop coffee shops. They have unique seating areas so people can practice coffee/cafe culture where you sit for hours and talk with friends over an AMAZING cup of coffee that when you take that first sip, your brain feels a tingle at the base and it works its way to the top of your head. Were it not for the high levels of caffeine, you would order more coffee. 2. The coffee choices: I want to see where my coffee is coming from and I want to be able to try different flavors. Like Philz, before it became a mega chain. But there are a lot of cool coffee shops in the Bay Area outside of SF that deliver. And maybe this is my prejudice, but if you're in SF, then I kinda expect something to live up to "SF". The mural is cool - it brings character, but I need something MORE from the menu. And maybe there is MORE for other people. But not for me. 3. Maybe I'm spoiled by my coffee I make at home. One bag of coffee for me is $7-15. I understand I'm paying for the convenience, and I definitely needed the coffee today. My go to is Dean's Beans because they offer bird-friendly coffee which uses beans grown under the canopy to promote habitats for migratory birds. On my visit, the coffee wasn't really making a case for itself. Better than McDonald's or Denny's, but not a cup where you take a sip and say, "No cream and sugar needed". So for me, this coffee shop is a 3/5. Maybe you'll enjoy it and you can support place that to its credit provided affordable coffee. The barista was friendly and quick. The place was clean. Yeah. But I won't make the trip up the peninsula for this place, I'm not going to tell my friends, "Hey, there is an AMAZING coffee shop you got to try out". Give me something to rave about and I'll rave. But I cannot inflate my rating because it wouldn't be honest. I have fond memories of other coffee shops and reminisce over cups of coffee. This one was forgettable. But yeah, if you find my pie review, it's the Pigeon that wins this round. If you're looking for a quick cup of coffee and you're tired of Starbucks, Blue Bottle, and Philz, this place serves coffee.

Everything was delicious! The lady was nice to us and we had a good chat. She is Hispanic and so Do I. I asked her to make my white mocha not too sweet and was a perfect balance.

It was my first time here. The only employee who was a young lady was very friendly and nice . I ordered an Americano . The taste was ok . Taste of coffees are different. Next time I pick something else . They had variety of other hot and cold drinks, fresh juices, bagels and pastries. Right now I am on a specific diet and I can not eat everything but very soon after I'm ok with my food restrictions, I go and try their other stuff . They have a very nice quiet patio also . You can just go there, have a drink and relax . Parking is hard to find though.

Finally got go go to our neighborhood coffee shop. Got the Iced Rose Latte ($5 with tax/tips). It was tasty, quite sweet. However, it was logistically difficult to drink. The cup was filled completely to the lid and the straw opening was too tight. When I tried to insert the paper straw, a bunch of my latte spilled out, and also the straw quickly became mangled by the opening and disintegrated where it was being squeezed, making it hard to drink.

Great vibe, bagel with lox was good. The staff were nice and courteous. It wasn't very crowded and they also have a patio

Ordered from menu posting in person $7.50 for a veggie bagel and $7.50 for a breakfast bagel to go. Why was I charged $19.11? Both bagel sandwiches were well made tasty with fresh vegetables and bacon/avocado in the breakfast bagel. Looks like a nice place to spend time in with peaceful outdoor seating in back.