Press Coffee - EVB — Restaurant in Phoenix

Press Coffee offers a 32 oz cuppa cold brew. Hovering around $7, this rocket fuel is a wonderful way to kickstart the morning with a lightening of your load, a quick spike to your anxiety, and a great way to sip a cool beverage at the beginning of the day.

A note about the coffee, this brand pays attention to how coffee is sourced, which should be a routine amongst food establishments were it not so time and resource intensive. This means the price of good ingredient sourcing is built into the menu.

A cuppa hawt cawfee was the best on the block, outcompeting the hotel brands that were available. Press Coffee was also in walking distance to the Sheraton Downtown Phoenix, maybe even crawling distance.

Baked goods were available, and also were empanadas. One deal that was offered was an empanada and a coffee for $6 dollars. Gluten free food options were available but was not a strength...

Press Coffee provides an amazing coffee experience for coffee lovers! Nestled in the perfect location at 200 EVB in downtown Phoenix you will embark on full flavored rich aromatic Coffees. But it does not stop there, the staff is amazing! Friendly and not FAKE at all! This wonderful place welcomes you in with the awesome coffee smells and it delights you with the genuine 5 star customer service that I promise you, you will not find at Starbucks or any other coffee spots around the city. Sara the Manager is the SOLID FOUNDATION of this business. She has done a wonderful job with training her staff to mirror her friendly and welcoming nature! Bravo Press Coffee and Bravo Sara and Staff! If the WORLD only drank more coffee it would be a better place! Stop in and meet Sara and Staff and hang out for the best cup of...

The new location is not up to par. For starters, the space resembles a 1970s bus depot in some far-flung, flat city, with overly simplistic chairs and a hulking cement wall. (And I love cement but you gotta jazz up the cold with some green succulents or warm wood.) It doesn’t get better. I ordered my drink and immediately the barista announced the lobby was closing. Now, shame on me for not checking out what time the place closed, but when I said “for here” he could have said “ oh, just do you know, we are closing in 5 minutes”. I would have walked out. The Chai? Not steeped enough. Honestly, I was left with a bad taste in my mouth about the whole experience ( pun intended). I was a huge fan of the Central store, it’s dirty Chai, and it’s city chic ambiance. This location needs to work out the kinks and warm...