Very limited coffee menu given that they are coffee roasters. Idk, though, bc the look of the place seemed to say they had more going on. Probably a less is more type menu concept. They only offer two added flavors for your drink; lavender and a house mocha (chocolate). I got a lavender latte (pompous floral taste- I say that in the nicest way possible. It felt like I should be sitting with the queen). It was light on the front and more flavorful after swallowed (actually I'm pretty sure an extra dash of the lavender was put in my drink on accident). Looked like a 6oz to-go cup. Felt like a rip off.
I also got a chili-cheddar, caramelized onion scone. Hot damn. I couldn't get enough. I loved the texture and that they left the cooked, crunchy cheddar cheese on the sides. Kudos. They offer far more pastries but I wasn't in time to see it all (I came around 2p).
Aesthetically very pleasing. I wouldn't say cozy though and you can hear everything anyone says soooo...
Parking wasn't the best. It's in an old looking plaza and to the right of the grocery store.
They offered complimentary chocolate discs with the okay to take another. Their coffee beans are on the wall prepackaged and good for a month if stored properly (at room temp, dark place, not in the fridge or freezer). I didn't get any because I'm pretty stocked with Desert Roasters coffee (Burundi and Kenya- bold flavors) and Stumptown.