Moving Coffee Roastery

One of the best pour overs in Vancouver. Beans are absolutely excellent, place itself is very stylish.

If you’re into coffee (or just curious to learn more), Moving Coffee is such a great spot. It’s the kind of place that makes you slow down and really enjoy what you’re drinking. Definitely book a tasting flight ahead of time so you can try a few different single-origin beans as either a pour over or espresso. The staff are super friendly and know their stuff—they took the time to explain the flavors, brewing methods, and answer all our questions. Perfect for a quiet, chill morning, and I’ll for sure be back. ☕❤️

Coffee is unique with a variety of different flavours. Owner is super friendly and knowledgeable about coffee. Had a great conversation getting to know him and the process behind roasting the coffee

Strange. Thought I booked a premium coffee tasting experience. The staff member gave no explanation of what we'll be experiencing. Awkwardly pulled out a folding table and chair to put in the sunlight so we burned during the tasting. Coffee tasted sour despite claims that it'll have chocolatey, malty notes. All these fancy machines for what?

Got the pour over flight and the staff seems pissed that they have to do work. No explanation or anything provided, read the paper yourself (and half of them were sold out)

2/3 of the coffee tasted very sour and not good. Drip coffee in a small cup is $5

No washroom anywhere nearby. Felt like they were trying to make the worst customer experience possible

Great spot to try espresso or pour-overs.
I read some reviews beforehand, so I had a good sense of what to expect — both in terms of drinks and service.

We did the pour-over flight and had a nice variety of beans to choose from. The girl at the counter helped to suggest a third option, but didn’t offer much detail about the beans or tasting notes — mostly letting the labels speak for themselves. For a tasting bar, I was hoping for a bit more guidance or conversation about the coffees. That said, we still enjoyed the coffee, the space, and the presentation.

It's definitely on the pricier side, but the quality of the beans makes it feel worth it — depending on what you pick. Just go in knowing this isn't your typical café; it's a roastery with a tasting bar.

Great flavour on the roasting, definitely on the pricey end but I think it was worth it to try.

Lady at the front was kind of rude she didn’t really explain anything, she knew it was our first time there but still seemed like she’s didn’t want to be there. Asked 2 questions and she didn’t put any effort in, Maybe she just had a long day and needed some coffee herself.

Would definitely recommend and I will be back

Rudest female behind the counter I ever encountered at a coffee shop.

This is not your average everyday Starbucks kind of thing, don’t come here and ask for latte or sugar and cream

Amazing coffee! Wished they did lattes.

I really enjoy their coffee—especially the Q-Espresso beans, which were fresh and full of flavor. That said, the pricing is quite steep. Their beans cost at least twice as much as what I typically pay at other roasters, so while the quality is excellent, it’s not something I’ll purchase regularly

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 5

Always fun popping into specialty coffee shops and tasting various coffees on menu. Got a flight of three Colombians, and enjoyed the fact that I was given an opportunity to smell the grinds before the pour over. Each one had its own unique taste, and glad I went from lightest to strongest / fun tasting.

Great hole in the wall spot for specialty coffee enthusiasts.

Always great service and amazing coffee

Great coffee, lots of selections and friendly staff

Person who served us has no personality whatsoever. She didn't even seem like she liked to work there. Also they only serve black coffee, not even cream for a coffee....