La Cosecha Profile
5:43 PM
Roasting style: Medium
to dark roast
Opened: 2006
Drinks Menu: Traditional
espresso drinks, including 4-oz macchiatos and 6-oz cortados. You
can also ordered 12-oz flavored lattes and seasonal drinks.
Food Menu: None.
Shares a space with Great Harvest Bread Company.
Espresso Machine: Manual
Simonelli, which means the espresso and milk is prepared by hand.
Brew Options: A lot of
variety, including nitro for cold brew and clever dripper for pourovers.
Location: Maplewood
Service: Prompt and friendly. Skilled baristas - I've never had espresso or lattes that were not made well.
Atmosphere: Small interior with just a few tables and some bar seating in front of the roaster. Clean counter tops and bathroom the few times I've visited.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Review:
This shop shares a space with
Great Harvest Bread Company, which means it usually smells like fresh bread
or cinnamon rolls. Because the espresso is a medium roast, it’s smooth and
chocolaty, and tastes just as good on its own or in a latte. If you prefer drip
coffee there are several cold brew and hot brew methods to choose from, making
this a great shop to experiment with how flavors can change depending on the
brewing method.
Don’t worry – that doesn’t mean La
Cosecha is a coffee shop for coffee snobs. You can also get a seasonal latte,
mocha and old fashioned drip coffee. So whether you just want a cup of
joe to stay awake through the afternoon or you’re trying to refine your palate
and learn more about the craft of coffee, this is a great spot.
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