10 Best Coffee Shops near Pleasant Hill

“Went today for the first time and it was very busy, the staff were very friendly/kind and the coffee flight and milkshake were the best I’ve ever had! Super impressed!“

“My coworkers & I have been going to Winans Choclates & Coffee for a while now. First, we were going to the one in Troy. When we heard our favorite barista, Ashley moved to Piqua location on Spring Street to become a manager there, we just had to start going to that location. Ashley is friendly, loves her job, and her store is always clean and presentable. She takes pride in everything she does. When any of us walk in, she knows our drinks before ordering, which in my opinion is amazing considering some days there is eight to ten of us. Keep up the great work Ashley! Wherever you go, you have a pack of coffee lovers ready to follow you!“

“The Chocolate chai ? both hot or cold its delicious!! The coffee is also delicious and robust! As someone who lived in seattle and appreciates a good coffee house this place is hands down the best in town. I appreciate the culture this business provides! Thank you Northstar we need more culture and color in this town of Piqua!“

“I’m new to this area and this morning a friend and I tried Winans for the first time! We had no idea what to get so Eddie, who was working the drive thru, helped us with fun drink recommendations! Our drinks were delicious and Eddie was so kind and helpful! He also signed me up for the points system which I’m excited to start! We’ll definitely be back :)“

“The best 3rd wave coffee roaster in the area, and the best food of any coffee shop in the area. PC currently uses V60 and Chemex brewers, though they also serve batch brew and create many new espresso drinks (not using single origin beans for espresso currently). Their cortados are excellent! The food is amazing: giant breakfast sandwich, or bison burger, roasted sweet potatoes, or breakfast plate, and a plethora of baked goods. Because PC partners with local growers and bakers, the prices for food are higher than prepackaged generic food. Read the menu and ask questions. I believe the prices are fair to support local businesses. The baristas are friendly and helpful if you have questions. They typically get a little crowded on weekends, but early risers will have the place to themselves.“

“Love this cute little place. They have a great variety of cold and hot drinks. I usually get an iced coffee or cold brew and it's always tasty. The smoothies are also good if your not in the mood for coffee. The indoor space is spacious and inviting if you have the time to sit for awhile. Glad to have this place nearby!“

“I LOVE my downtown Troy Winans!! The atmosphere is so chill but you have to go in the back to the shared space for any good seating. I miss when they had a few tables up front, but I’m sure Covid forced them to make that change.Say Hi to Jenna! She will definitely take care of you!Parking: Park in the corner lot by The Bakehouse and enter the back through the 405 building lobby. :)“

“Wow! What a great place to go in the morning! Positive crew and atmosphere. Really good specially coffee's. Clean. Organized. Simplified. Really enjoyable. The bib overall uniforms were a hoot. Loved my time there. Will return shortly. This gets my: over the top, don't miss this place. You won't be disappointed.“

“I think this is the best Starbucks I’ve ever been to. I come semi-regularly and the baristas consistently remember my name and my usual order, and are so kind, friendly, and willing to help me. When they aren’t busy, they even talk to me for a bit. The vibes are perfect for studying, chilling, or catching up with friends. There is plenty of seating that is just the right distance apart, and it rarely feels uncomfortably full. Great experience every time.“

“We had the joy of checking out Beanhive Coffee Company by coincidence while at Brumbaugh Fruit Farm to pick up some apple treats. The cart is adorably decorated with an order and pickup window that makes the ordering flow smooth. We were excited to see their lineup of fall flavors (homemade pumpkin spice syrup) and bee inspired syrups (for example, honey lavender). We both opted for the pumpkin spice - one with oat milk and the other with whole milk. We were caught a little off guard when the total for two drinks was $16 in ($8 each) in rural Ohio. That's about in line with one of the most expensive coffee shops we visit in Indy. The drinks were tasty and festive as we had hoped. The only drawback was the sticker shock.“