8 Best Coffee Roasters near Covina

“Best Coffee in town by far!“

“I loved the ice coffee, customer service was awesome, and I loved the Arcade in the back!“

“Coast 2 Coast has been meeting our coffee needs for the past 3 years. They not only have an excellent selection of coffee, it’s delivered with amazing customer service. Kip has helped me grow my coffee shop and has become part of the family.“

“Formerly called The Reverse Orangutang now turned into this little coffee gem. What makes this probably one of my favorite places in the area is the fact that they offer such creative drinks along with the names. Besides that they do straight up coffee items as well. Flavorful coffee with a chill ambiance, what else could you ask for? Well maybe if the service was a little more friendly and not so hesitant to offer dine in service then yes this would definitely be a five star coffee shop in my book. Besides my personal gripe with that they do eventually give in if you ask for dine in service. Presentation is great along with the coffee. The shop itself is a shared space with another business so seating can be limited inside but they do have a small patio area on the side and a couple of seats in the front. So if you’re in the area and looking for flavorful coffee drinks or straight up Joe then definitely check out this place.“

“It’s in the name, roasters. This is what they specialize in. They roast their own coffee beans and sell them too, they sound delightful. I will be coming back to try more coffee and buy their coffee beans. The complex flavors of the coffee beans came through, it was smooth and delicious. It’s a little watery, but I personally don’t mind as I could get the coffee flavor through.

But I have one issue and it’s their matcha. I’m very disappointed. Not only did it not taste like matcha, and I mean, it truly had no flavor, the syrup or whatever they use to add additional flavor of your liking also did not come through at all. It straight up tasted like milk with an essence of something. I think they need to go back to the drawing board and measure everything again c how much matcha, how much flavoring of choice to add, because we are not coming here to pay $6+ dollars for milk, when we can go buy a jug at the markets. Matcha is definitely not a specialty and I don’t think it should be on the menu. There has been a shortage of matcha from Japan and frankly, any place that doesn’t do it justice should help contribute to this shortage by not buying or selling it at all. It’s an insult.
I have various brands of matcha I’ve collected from my travels in Japan and add my own additions to it and I enjoy collecting coffee beans from my travels or here locally and making coffee at home. I don’t speak from ignorance or lack of experience or experimenting myself, their matcha shouldn’t be on the menu unless they make some changes.“

“Love this place it is my favorite for coffee and breakfast. They don't have a long list on their menu but everything on it is out of this world good�“

“Food is good as always. I was surprise the spaghetti is using veggie meatballs. It tastes so good!“

“Great coffee. Way better than Starbucks and Dunkin. Please make your way to the east coast!“