Temple Coffee
$ • Coffee Shops, Coffee Roasters
Hours:
1010 9th St, Sacramento
(916) 443-4960
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I walked up to the counter, the lady behind the counter.Just looked at me and said, "what" In a really rude tone and had a nasty attitude.
No, hey, how are you doing?What can I get for you?None of that.Just look at me and said, what? With a nasty look and a nasty attitude.
And I complained about that.
I was then BANNED FROM THE STORE for complaining about the treatment.
I didn't overreact or yell or scream or be nasty.i simply asked to speak to a manager...read full review
Owned by a shitbag conservative. Avoid.
Coffee is the best in town, but they’re also a business that gives back to the community! After reaching out to support a nonprofit event, Temple promptly responded that they’d cover the coffee…for 50 people! Amazed by their generosity and very thankful to have Temple in Davis.
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Hours
| Monday | 6AM - 6PM |
| Tuesday | 6AM - 6PM |
| Wednesday | 6AM - 6PM |
| Thursday | 6AM - 6PM |
| Friday | 6AM - 6PM |
| Saturday | 6AM - 6PM |
| Sunday | 6AM - 6PM |
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Temple Coffee is a local chain that started in Sacramento in 2005. The downtown location on 9th and J feels rooted in the city. The coffee is taken seriously, with clean, precise espresso and a strong single-origin focus. The rotating selection is always good. One reviewer always gets a pourover and buys beans to make coffee at home. Another had the Columbia, described as syrupy, which tasted great. The Mexican Mocha was nice, and the seasonal fruit and cheese Danish was flaky and delicious. The Bliss tea and raspberry almond muffin were also tasty. Service is efficient, calm, and met expectations. The baristas are sweet, helpful, and friendly. The interior is minimalist with concrete, wood, and live-edge tables. It is comfortable and well maintained. There is some outdoor seating. The atmosphere is nice, calm, and quiet. The ordering system is slightly unconventional—order at the espresso machine and pay after. There are restrooms for customers. Free parking is available in front before 8am. Some homeless people come in, which is a normal part of downtown life. The staff is equally friendly with everyone.