Devout Coffee

Mohan V 2 months ago

Picked up coffees, sandwiches, and desserts from here as we were heading towards Napa Valley. Amazing stuff, each item so delicious that while travelling itself we finished all the eatables that we had purchased . A must visit for all dessert lovers.

Omi 2 months ago

Nice cafe with modern furniture. Can get busy and loud inside but the outside has such a beautiful view of the hills. Loved their salmon and hot chocolate. Would definitely return to try their other items.

Priya S 2 months ago

If you're looking for a coffee shop that prioritizes absolute quality over mass produced giant cups, Devout Coffee in downtown Niles is the spot. It has easily become my go to neighborhood ritual. The Coffee & Eats: Their coffee is wonderfully hearty, and the variety they bring to the table is impressive. Whether I'm sticking to a classic, comforting cup of their house blend or opting for one of their rotating specials, like a perfectly dialed in Ethiopian drip or their unique orangeinfused specialties, it never disappoints. Yes, the serving sizes are a bit smaller than your average corporate chain, but the rich flavor and high quality roast make up for it entirely. And whatever you do, do not skip the pastries. Their freshly baked almond croissants are easily the best around, insanely flaky and perfectly crispy on the outside, while remaining beautifully soft and pillowy on the inside. The Atmosphere: The vibe inside is cozy, lively, and full of character, heavily anchored by a beautiful collection of thriving houseplants (though I did recently offer to water a struggling pothos back to life, fingers crossed it makes a comeback!). Once a plant Mom, there's no going back 😆. When

Kenjiro Y 4 months ago

What a nice quiet part of the Bay Area with some character. I enjoyed it. Cappuccino was a little pricey, but still 5-star good. Plenty of parking about 3 min walk away. The worker said "thank you" which makes it above average in the Bay Area. So I like it!

Carpe Diem Edited 7 months ago

I’ve had hundreds of coffee drinks around the world and this one is in the top three. The Guatemalan bean espresso had notes of blueberry and malted grape candy, and the frothed oat milk was perfectly silky, cozy, and delicious. I grabbed some freshly roasted beans, too, to carry back home. I also ate the salmon toast which was divine. Succulent ribbons of smoked salmon on a smear of cream cheese, thinly sliced cucumber, and tart pickled onion, topped with dill and crunchy onion straws, all on top of thick-crusted pillowy sourdough toasted to perfection. I don’t how this place doesn’t have 5 stars other than you do have to wait for good coffee, but it is totally worth it!