Angie's Cafe

Yum! This cute coffee shop checks off all the boxes, from great customer service, delicious coffee and yummy pastries! Met up for a meeting here and enjoyed the sofa seating area. There are also a few tables and chairs. It's not overly large inside but has a nice feel inside. Iced Coffee was prepared well and had a great taste. Lots of syrup flavors and specialty coffee drinks. They also have teas and sodas for the non-coffee drinkers. I had the guava & cheese pastry and it was so good! The crust was flakey and the filling was yummy. Service was outstanding. Only one person was working but she handled it like a pro. Also gave great suggestions about drinks. They also have some board games and cards sitting out for people to play. Will be back soon!

Very cute little place. They even have a wall you can take nice pictures in front of if that's your vibe. Friendly staff, and tasty pastry. Angie's is a puerto rican coffee shop and it shines through in their baked goods. Albeit the coffee we got from there was a bit on the milky side, I'm sure you could probably ask them to make your drink a certain way. It's tucked in between shops and they close early. I encourage you guys to seek this place out!

My coffee was great, but I was baffled to learn that they don't have any decaf options! This sadly meant that half of our group wasn't able to order anything and we left with only a few people satisfied.

When it comes to coffee, I can always appreciate a local spot because I get to see what uniqueness it's offering through the menu. Upon entry, I was kindly approached and greeted. I asked for a moment to look at the menu and did not feel rushed to order at all (we love that!). I ended up ordering a Quesito for my pastry and Angie's Specialty for my drink. I was asked if I wanted my quesito warmed up or not, I asked for it to be warm. The quesito was buttery, flaky, and just the right amount of sweetness. Angie's Speciality was perfect! It was sweet, but still strong in coffee aroma and flavor. I love when there is a balance between sweeteners and coffee because at times an overload on syrups will kill the coffee flavor, but Angie's was a success. This is a cute and spacious spot to enjoy a quiet cup of coffee and/or get some work done.

Right before the Christmas holidays, I caught wind of this place that opened up in the area last year. It was a matter of time until I was able to stop by and check them out. Since my girlfriend and I had the day off work via the MLK holiday, it gave us time to head on over. Verdict?We were greeted immediately by a guy behind the counter. Inside was pretty nice with decor and even had some games to play if you dined in. Also, I found out from reading reviews online that this place is female owned and Latin. Definitely not bad in trying cuisine from different cultures, which is a plus for me. It took a few minutes of trying to decide on what to order, but ended up with a large Iced Caramel Macchiato, a pastelito de guayaba filled with Reeses chocolate and one estrellita de limon. All were delicious and definitely not sweet. You can definitely taste the caramel which was rich in flavor, but again, not too sweet. I did warm up the desserts for a few seconds, but the texture didn't change too much and the flavors weren't affected at all.Once again, we found a hidden gem. Like I always say, we will return :)

First of all, the food is amazing. It tastes really good and is prepared at the moment. In addition, the employees are willing to fulfill any customer's preferences, which makes customers feel comfortable. The ambiance was welcoming and very friendly with a beautiful decoration. Finally, the service is amazing and the employees interacts with customers!

Caramel Macchiato made to perfection. I highly recommend this coffee shop to all! Great service, nice atmosphere and very affordable. Only downside is they are closed on Sundays

Angie's Cafe is about 12 minutes from my house. I actually never frequented the Stoney Creek shopping center until now. Someone I was meeting up with suggested this cafe. I was shocked I had never heard of it before. The owner was super nice and the decor was too cute. I ordered a Matcha latte while I waited. I normally would get am Iced Caramel Latte but I know Matcha is good for your health. I ordered this with oat milk. It was quite tasty and now that I know it's here I'll be back to try some other drinks.They do carry an assortment of pastries as well but nothing gluten free to my knowledge.

Great people and great drinks/food ! I recommend to anyone in the area. It's hard to find good coffee in Newport

I adore how adorable Angie's Cafe is! When I was exploring for different coffee shops to try in the 757, I came across Angie's Cafe in Newport News. Usually, I don't like to drive that far - living in Suffolk - but when I saw that it was women-owned and latinx-owned, I knew I had to try it. Definitely glad that I did so!Everything that I've had here has been absolutely amazing. The Estrellita was super tasty and I need to try the rest of the menu too. Highly highly recommend it.