Peregrine Espresso

This was probably the best drip coffee I have ever had. We originally wanted a pour over but they don't do pour overs on the weekend. However, the drip coffee did not disappoint. It was so flavorful and complex, especially for a drip. Hope to try their pour over someday. They were also really nice!

I was headed to Eastern Market and decided to go stop on my way for coffee. There was a long line on a Saturday morning but it moved quickly. Service was friendly and prices were standard. Coffee was good, not my favorite, but not bad. Bathroom is through the back door and down the hall, shared with the neighboring businesses. I don't think there's any parking over there, I took the me

The coffee was good. Although I just ordered an iced vanilla latte which wasn't anything special but I got what I asked for. It is located inside the union market. The staff were all very nice and service was quick. The market is crowded on a Saturday mid-day but there wasn't a line for the coffee. I'm just a little picky on how much coffee places charge for coffee. For $6.45 I probably wouldn't return for a run of the mill vanilla latte. However I came for the experience of the market and got a decent coffee.

It's a coffee counter at Union Market so will get you that caffeine fix you need but it's not very attractive. Limited menu altho' the had a hot & cold "special" it looked like they were testing to see if customers would venture beyond espresso, Americanos, lattes & cappuccinos. No one in line so ordering was not an issue but service was slow.

This is a coffee shop within Union Market. The staff were friendly. My latte was a bit on the bitter side but it is like the only coffee shop I saw within the market and I really needed a pick me up. Would I rush back here to try other drinks...Probably not but if I found myself in the area again.. maybe. Ambiance was nothing special as it is located in the market so it is surrounded by other booths/ restaurant.

Had a maple latte which was good but my sister got a chai latte and the first time there was no sweetener in it, I was going to add some syrup to it but the girl offered to remake it which I thought was nice. However she decided to be vindictive instead and the 2nd chai tasted like straight spice so strong that it burned your throat. I was going to leave a 5 star review bc I thought they were being so nice by remaking it until we tasted it. Terrible service, find a new job if you hate yours so much.

Doing some last-minute shopping for a New Year's Eve party at our house and went to Union Market. While there we decided to get an expresso and we asked for decaf. The wait was forever as they were backed up and the coffee was so bad and burnt that I could not finish it.

A special review for myself as this is my 200th Yelp review and the timing can't be more perfect!Very rarely you come across a business that is operated with employees who have physical disabilities and top of that make it look like everything is just completely normal.I was pleasantly shocked and surprised to know that the baristas who work here were hearing, deaf and hard of hearing. I swear I couldn't even believe that they were, while interacting.I got myself a flat regular coffee and got it in no time. The coffee was made to perfection and had good aroma too.If you are at the Union Market, please show some love to these lovely folks and enjoy a good coffee or tea, here.And whoever owns Peregrine, big salute to you!

They've started to bake in a 10% automatic tip into the price and still ask you to tip on top of that. That said, I was the only customer and the barista took a very long time to make my drink.

Some of the baristas here are unbelievably rude. I ordered an iced latte and one of the baristas accidentally spilled it all over my clothes and computer when trying to set it down. Instead of acknowledging the situation or giving me a towel, they threw the towel at my friend and continued making coffee. They refused to make eye contact, explain what happened, or even say they were making another coffee. I didn't even realize what had happened and it felt like a coffee was just thrown on me from behind with no explanation. Is it that difficult to treat someone with kindness or rectify a situation of this sort with an apology? I don't think I'll ever get coffee from this place and I would recommend finding a different place if you want to interact with baristas that are warm and welcoming.