Midnight Animal Coffee — Restaurant in San Diego

I would never have found this place. If not for my friend recommending it. Definitely a good call on her part. I think she found it because she is very into coffee.

Really loved the aesthetic of the place. They've got a motorbike vibe with an actual Ducati bike inside as well! Random biking jacket on the ground somewhere and a wall of newspaper or magazine articles related to motorbikes. Very cutesy open set up.

Barista was really nice as well! I had to ask her for an extra pump of sugar free vanilla after getting my order and she happily added it in and even mixed it up more for me.

Got a custom order: cold brew + two pumps tres leches syrup + one pump sugar free vanilla + splash of half and half + Splenda packet. Tres leches flavor came out just right. And perfect balance of sweetness with the coffee going on. Not too much ice either, So there was a very generous amount of coffee in there. A lot of places just load up the cup with ice and you barely have any drink, but not here.

Friend got an iced lavender latte. I tasted it and it was lovely. I'm not usually a lavender person but the flavor here was just the right amount. Subtle...

This is the hidden coffee gem North Park needed. $3.00 for a generous sized drip coffee (plant milk included) and it was absolutely delicious. I’m not sure what beans they used, but from my first sip I could tell this was a high quality roast. The barista was so friendly too, he asked if it was my first time and he told me a little bit about the store and how long they’d be open. It’s a very cute, modern aesthetic, motorcycle themed cafe, and the seating is minimalist stone yet very comfortable. I can’t wait to come back when i’m in San...

The least I can do is share my rich experience visiting this place in National City. We enjoy a delicious coffee, truly authentic, unique, exceptional. really, but not only that, we are also speechless to express the charm and originality of the place. Midnigh animal cofee, not only captivated our palate, it also made me remember a successful cofee shop in my native Japan.

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