Cafe La Paz
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Cafe La Paz Reviews
Can I give more than 5 stars? Everything about this cafe is perfect! I stop in anytime I can for the delicious Turkish coffee and sweets. I didn't want to leave such a good review because I'm scared this place will become trendy and overcrowded, but this place deserves the business! It is cozy and usually quiet inside when I go. The perfect place to take a moment, relax, and enjoy a one of the best cups of coffee in town! The Green E Line and bus stops directly in front of the...read full review
Delicious food and coffee - we got La Paz special and a cortado, as well as the spinach burek and a muffin. Amazing costumer service, they are so nice!! Environment is relaxing, perfect for a little chat or doing some work. Will be coming back (and already did!) :)
The coffee and food is always great and would be perfect except that it’s just really expensive, especially the food. $15 for a small sandwich with no meat is too much.
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 5PM |
Cafe La Paz is a tiny slice of Europe hidden in America. The interior is really gorgeous, and the café has the coziest vibe, perfect for work or a quiet study date. The coffee quality and craftsmanship remind customers of cafés in Europe. A small iced oat latte with hazelnut was a 10/10, the mocha was easily the best in town, and the cold brew coffee is delicious. They also have a huge photo chart of different types of coffee orders, helpful for unsure customers, and multiple types of oat milk. The pastry selection is a bit pricey, but everything is house made. A unique pistachio + coconut pastry was light and flavorful, and the baklava was also bangin. The owner is sweet, and the staff is wonderful. The location is very convenient with train and bus stops right outside. The vibe is calm, relaxed, and great for getting work done.