Reveille Coffee

Popular coffee spot in the Marina, finally gave it a try.Dirty Chai: BI like chai a lot so decided to try this version that is mixed with coffee. The flavor was good, but they don't add sweetness so I would have liked it more with a little sugar.Matcha chia seed pudding: BIf you like chia seed pudding you'll probably enjoy this. The bananas with nuts and chocolate bits add some nice contrast in texture. The matcha flavor is more mild.Line can get long here but it seems to move quickly.

Reveille.I've given this place several tries to succeed but they fail 9 out of 10 times. It takes 4min, with 4 employees behind the counter to produce 1 order per customer. It takes 2min for an employee to acknowledge any customer waiting to order -I've timed these things several times. There IS a lot of chatter amongst the employees behind the counter, but the mad muggin'/miserable look painted across the faces of the 20somethings probably means they are commiserating -perhaps it's in regards to hating life. This location is unfortunately filled with bad energy and sunless despair. The brew is watered down and flavorless at this location on Chestnut St. What good is a French luxury car with no engine and no fuel in the tank? It's an empty vessel that only looks pretty on the outside -You can sit inside this vehicle-to-nowhere and you will notice the driver has farted and locked all of the windows shut. Good luck with that. Note: The only person that seems to be on the ball here is the older Latina working at the far end behind the counter. Give her a raise.

Lots of seating outside, limited seating inside. We came here for a quick bite and they had good vegan options. I was going to buy a bag of beans but they didn't have the roast date, and I didn't try the coffee or else I'd comment on that. I'd come back to try the coffee. Service was great! Very accommodating and kind.Three stars because I felt the breakfast bowl had too many pickled veggies and flavors not suitable for breakfast. Would've been a good lunch bowl though.

Reveille Coffee in the Marina District is a warm and inviting gem. The space is cozy, with soft lighting and a minimalist design that makes it perfect for a quiet moment or an intimate catch-up. Their coffee is exceptional--smooth, rich, and clearly crafted with care. The staff are friendly without being overbearing, adding to the relaxed vibe. It's the kind of place that feels like a small retreat in the bustling city. It's definitely a spot you'll want to linger and hang out in.

This is for those who come for matcha...get the other items. Their matcha powder already has sugar with it and the drink itself tastes like plain milk. I added a bit more sweetener to my drink but overall there was no matcha flavor. The cashier was also very rude today and was condescending.

Stopped by for a post-workout lunch around 1pm and it was pretty packed. The shop itself is pretty small, though there is some seating in the parklet right outside. There is an order ahead option on their website, though it only allows you to order food within a certain time window. (Drinks/coffee must be ordered in person.) I picked up the breakfast burrito with crispy prosciutto ($14) and a latte ($6). Both were pretty solid, though the burrito was a tad bit salty. Overall a pretty reliable coffee shop in the area, perfect for grabbing a bite with a friend.

All I have to say is, I ordered an iced mocha and I was not happy with my drink. Unfortunately, it didn't have a lot of flavor to it. I was kind of disappointed, but sometimes you don't get the right dose of flavor when you really are craving it.

I've been a loyal customer of this location since they opened over a year ago. The neighborhood needed a good coffee shop (we only had Starbucks and Peet's) and this place changed the game for me . The staff is amazing - always greeting you and with a smile on their face. Be warned that on the weekends the line can get pretty long, but it moves quickly. Coffee here is excellent and I've tried a couple of items on the menu and they were pretty good. They offer freshly baked pastries as well, although I don't think they bake them in house, they are still pretty fresh (they bring them in daily, I believe). I have to say, I mostly come here for the coffee, so I can't judge too much on the food, but overall I LOVE this place and I'm super happy we have good coffee around the neighborhood.

Is a 10 oz coffee with $5? Sometimes, maybe, but not here. I normally love African coffees, but the Rwanda went straight past citrus to bitter. The vibe in the cafe was nice though and drinkware is compostable.

I really like this chain, but I'm not a fan of the indoor seating at this particular location--it's too small with limited seating. The outdoor seating is much better, offering more space and plenty of seating options. My biggest drawback for this spot is their limited hours; they close too early. While I enjoy several of their dishes, which are great for a quick and easy dinner, they unfortunately close by 5 p.m.