PT's Coffee - Wheatfield Village — Restaurant in Topeka

Cute little place to sit, terrible coffee. Okay, if you don't care that much about coffee it might be okay, but for true coffee lovers I'll elaborate. I ordered a cortado and my wife ordered a latte. Right away I noticed they use super automatics for pulling shots, so we are not off to a good start. The roast seemed to be good on both drinks, but it was really hard to tell due to the fact that both were under extracted, and the milk was burned. If I had to guess they also don't use treated water. Thankfully neither drink tasted like the coffee was oxidized, but that hardly made up for the aweful other problems. The latte was so bad you could barely even taste the coffee flavor. Almost as bad as hot watery milk. I was really hoping for a quality coffee in Topeka, but yet again I am disappointed in Americas inability to produce good quality...

This coffee shop is an absolute gem! From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with warm smiles and the friendliest staff who make you feel right at home. ❤️ The food is amazing & fresh, flavorful and perfect for pairing with your favorite coffee beverage. ☕

But the real stars here are the AMAZING baristas! They are hands-down the BEST in T-town! 🎉 Every cup of coffee is crafted to perfection, whether you’re a latte lover, espresso enthusiast or just craving a smooth cup of drip coffee. 😍

The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, making it the perfect spot to relax, work, or catch up with friends. Even if your not a coffee connoisseur you have to check this place out. It’s my go-to spot and I can’t recommend it enough! 🙌

Thank you for always delivering such a fantastic...

Love PT’s coffee and have for years. We live in Colorado, but have family in Topeka and this is a must visit if you like good, locally roasted coffee. The new shop is even closer to my in-laws than the College Hill location which is really nice. I was tempted to leave off one star because the music when I was working there was pretty annoying... Southern Gospel interspersed with cheesy smooth jazz... a little weird in a modern coffee shop, but I suppose some of their patrons might love it. Apart from personal preference it wasn’t a problem, and most likely if I’d asked they would have changed it. The coffee was delicious of course and everything else about the new...