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Echo Coffee
Categories: Food Coffee & Tea Restaurants Sandwiches Coffee & Tea, Sandwiches [Edit]
2902 N 68th StSte 135
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
(480) 422-4081
- Hours:
Mon-Sun 6 am - 10 pm
- Attire:
- Casual
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Price Range:
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$
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
- Alcohol:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
113 reviews for Echo Coffee
Review Highlights
"Free Wi-fi and AMAZING lattes have won me over."
(in 9 reviews)
"I recommend the Turkey & Brie sandwich."
(in 5 reviews)
"Steve the owner is very visible, which is a good thing."
(in 12 reviews)
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113 reviews in English
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Review from C N.
San Diego, CA
Updated - 12/6/2011
Fantastic espresso/coffee. Really cool atmosphere.
Wish for more food options.1 Previous Review: Show all »
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9/13/2011
Can't imagine a better experience. Owner was there, passionate about coffee. The energy breakfast… Read more »
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Review from Jeff R.
Tempe, AZ
2/9/2012 1 Check-in Here
Excellent coffee drinks. I got my mocha to go and they even took the time to make the cool foam design on it even though it was soon covered by the to-go top. Very friendly staff and I was in and out in a flash. What more could you want?
Try:
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Review from Mike H.
Glendale, AZ
12/23/2011
First visit and I had a drip coffee and the tuna sandwich. Both were excellent. Sandwich though was borderline pricey @ $8. Service was efficient and prompt. Ambiance was nothing special and had a very much starbucks feel.
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Review from Virginia l.
Indianapolis, IN
12/18/2011 1 Check-in Here
Espresso: Decent
Food: Oatmeal was good. It was obviously microwaved - a little too much for my taste..
Vibe: Drive here and hang out. New.
WiFi: Yes - fast and free
Plugs: ?.
Soy Out?: No.
Score: Good study vibe -
Review from Alan H.
Tempe, AZ
12/10/2011
Good coffee and food!
Baristas range from totally awesome to automatons.
However, it's no secret that the music here is not only repetitive, but terrible. Everyone from baristas to customers tends to agree on this point, which is why you will see a sea of headphones if you look around. Seriously, one can only take so much Bjork, and any James Blunt at all is too much James Blunt, right?
This probably doesn't help the community feel. It's rare to make friends here, since everyone is in their own audio zone. -
Review from Emma W.
Upland, CA
9/28/2011
Echo Coffee is great! I would probably go there on a regular basis if I lived close enough.
The coffee is delicious and well made.. and organic. I always feel good about myself when I eat/drink something organic.
The people are great there and I love how they give those little cookies.. it makes it 10x better because at most coffee places you only get a coffee.
Plus the coffee looks so beautiful when they hand it to you, I always have to wait a minute before I drink it just so that I can admire that beautiful coffee. -
Review from Hannah D.
Scottsdale, AZ
9/18/2011
Pros: Free Wifi, lot's of outlets and seating
Cons: Pretentious, doesn't seem to be community friendly, not very welcoming
My experience began when the owner gave me a funny look for wanting flavor in my coffee. I later overheard him telling a customer that a flavor masks the true taste of coffee. Seemed a little pretentious to me.
The shop, while very large with lot's of seating, isn't very warm and inviting - both in terms of service and decor. I felt like I had overstayed my welcome after working in the shop for a few hours (after buying food and coffee of course).
The shop owner also was also kind of putting down Mac owners right in front of me, as I was working on my mac.
I asked if they had a place where community groups could put up posters about events, and was pretty instantly shot down. I can understand not wanting to advertise all over your shop for other businesses, but to me it kind of goes against the grain of a local coffee shops to not support the community - I've seen more local flourish at a starbucks.
My advice - this is a fine place to get some coffee and get some work done. But personally, I would definitely look for another coffee shop before coming back here. -
Review from Margaret R.
San Diego, CA
1/27/2012
I got a latte...SUPER strong, but it was good. The employees were nice and quick witted. Really quick service and pretty comfortable setting.
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Review from Cristi B.
Scottsdale, AZ
12/22/2011 1 Check-in Here
Ummm good.. this place is cool but I want a drive thru! :( Everything seems to be good here so far. I have only had a chai latte and my husband got a carmel latte and liked it as well. THe parking is easy and the lot is clean. I also like the decor a lot and the service was fast when I went there. They look like they have some decent food option as well.
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Review from Paul H.
Scottsdale, AZ
12/12/2011
This is the best coffee shop in the valley. It has great coffee that they roast in the shop. Also, it's not too loud, so a lot of people study in there. If you are looking for good drinks and a spot to write a paper, go here. Don't go to SB.
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Review from Hal J.
Scottsdale, AZ
12/17/2011 2 Check-ins Here
Stopped in for the first time and the atmosphere was nice. The girl up front was friendly and this feels like a place you want to be. I asked the girls what she likes because I didn't know what to get and I basically ended up with a carmel latte. It was good but I've had better. I'd come here over Starbucks for sure and they have a gluten free BLT on the menu I'm dying to try. Really deserves 3.5 stars.
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Review from Jamie S.
Tempe, AZ
9/19/2011 2 Check-ins Here
Love this place. Personally I like modern, contemporary styles of coffee shops. If you are looking for that atmosphere, you should try this amazing coffee place. People are super-friendly here, the latte tastes awesome.
Last sunday, I tried the drip coffee, the taste of heaven.
The most important thing! good place to read and study.
I have been trying so much to find the coffee shop like here, this place was the best ever for myself in scottsdale/tempe/phoenix area.
I will definitively return,, maybe on coming weekend?! :D -
Review from John H.
Phoenix, AZ
Until today, I thought I had at least heard about most cool coffee shops around town. I was wrong because I had never heard of Echo and just happened to drive by a few days ago. Today I decided to stop in and was pleasantly surprised. I can't judge a coffee shop by coffee because I have never had a coffee in my life....so I judge it by its ambiance and its Chai Tea Lattes!!!! Yes I said Chai.
This place has an amazing Chai! and I like the unique feel of the place. It seems like its a neighborhood coffee shop stuck in a corporate-type building/possibly the wrong building for this place. But it was still pretty cool. I'd go back.
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Review from Jason T.
Scottsdale, AZ
6/11/2011 2 Check-ins Here
I enjoyed a raspberry danish and Latte while waiting for new tires to be installed at the nearby Advanced Auto Service and Tire center.
I didn't really know what to expect since this was my first visit. I found the place to be a great place to hang out with a coffee while reading or surfing the web. I found the latte to be very good and enjoyed every sip of it. I will definitely be back to try some other coffee drinks and possibly try one of their food items.Listed in: Best Coffee in…
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Review from Jon D.
Alexandria, VA
8/29/2011
My review is from January 2011, when I was working in Scottsdale (cannot believe I forgot to review).
I had several great espressos and coffees at Echo Coffee. The people were very friendly and accommodating. Had a great time chatting with owner Steve about quality coffee and running a cafe. Echo is a great space that feels very comfortable. I will definitely return. -
Review from Gabi M.
It's been a year since my last Echo Coffee review, so it's time for an update. Actually, despite the fact that Echo is super close to where I live, work, and play, I'm not a regular... but I did go in a few days ago and was reminded of how much I like the place.
This update is actually more about the food and non-caffeinated drink options, since I'm caffeine-free as of late. Note that the chef changed in the last few months, so the menu is fairly new. Lunch is served from 11am - 3pm, but if you go before or after that, you're fairly screwed when it comes to food options. Luckily, I arrived around 1:30 so I was in luck. I ordered the tuna sandwich (Tuna, apricot, and shallots tossed in an apple cider vinaigrette with avocado, sprouts, roma tomatoes, and swiss cheese on whole wheat). The bread was a tad bit dry but I liked the sandwich nonetheless. And I loved the little side of homemade seasoned popcorn that came on the side. I washed it all down with a wonderful tart lemonade.
Whether you're looking for a cup of coffee, a lemonade, a place to get some work done, hold a meeting, or have a decent lunch (between 11 and 3), give Echo a shot.Listed in: My Neighborhood, Coffee, Tea, & Me!
1 Previous Review: Show all »
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5/11/2010
I spent my morning at Echo Coffee doing some work and conducting some interviews... I was pleasantly… Read more »
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Review from Rachel C.
6/25/2011
Great coffee!
There is a lot of coffee out there, but believe me it is NOT all good.
Echo has great coffee!
Isn't that enough?
What more do you want?
Ok, they do have food and other drinks . . . . but if you are a caffeine fan, go for the coffee. The other stuff will be a nice accompaniment.
That's all. -
Review from Greg M.
Updated - 4/13/2011 5 Check-ins Here
Okay so I'm updating my review and adding a star. The additional star is based on the many, many hours that I have spent here studying. All day. Until closing. Studying my life away.
Echo is probably my favorite coffee shop to get work done, because they've created an environment to do just that. It seems that most people come here when they've got some work to do. I think they draw this kind of crowd because they don't play loud music, they have tons of tables and seating, and they're coffee is down-right delicious.
Another mention in this update is the food. They've updated their menu, and serve food until 3pm. I've had the turkey & brie and the chicken pesto sandwiches. They were both good, but I preferred the ooey gooey turkey & brie. I'm always tempted to try their baked goods too, but I haven't indulged yet.
Keep it up Echo!Listed in: Who loves coffee?, My Neighborhood
1 Previous Review: Show all »
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2/4/2011
Echo has great coffee and espresso drinks. They roast their own beans which not just makes me feel… Read more »
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Review from Aaron L.
6/21/2011 1 Check-in Here
Everything about this place was great - people, coffee, service, etc.
I cannot wait to get some beans to try at home. -
Review from Sarah H.
Phoenix, AZ
9/27/2011
Echo has great coffee but I rarely stop there because the girl with pink hair is always rude. Bummer :(
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Review from Nesto M.
Chandler, AZ
2/14/2011
Checked this place out finally. I am a fan. Guy roasting his own stuff is great. drip to order is good. Chatty friendly non stuck up staff is excellent.
I will be back for sure. -
Review from Aileen B.
1/12/2011 2 photos
11/03/10
2.5 stars.
First time @ Echo Coffee! Funny, I expected a lot more polish and flare, trippy ambience, highly-charged even (!), after looking at the glossy online photos, but the space looked tired and neglected; I certainly didn't feel like I had to occupy this space any longer than to grab a cup of coffee and some pastries. Even the merchandise section (cups, bags of coffee, and poorly-stocked Echo-logo shirts) was in disarray. Who would feel like they'd like to buy a souvenir from here? Unfortunately, even the photos I took of the pastries mirror the sad state I found their former home in :(
If you like cranberry-oatmeal cookies, then you must try Echo's version- chewy and moist, CHOCK-FUL of dried cranberries, oatmeal, and nuts (almonds, I think). All the ingredients balanced each other out so that the cookie wasn't cloyingly sweet. The slice of banana bread, which came highly-recommended by the server/cashier, was a different story; Hefty-portioned, it also looked moist and full of delightful banana-goodness, but felt very dry, hardened almost, and didn't have much flavor. I felt duped into paying for a day-old (or maybe even two days-old!) slice. Dipping the cake into the coffee didn't help matters. All the dipping did was deposit grease into my black coffee... I just chucked it in the trash. Shame on you, Echo!
Ah, but I might still come back, bec. the drip coffee and cookie filled my need for speed. Caffeine and sugar, that is. I really appreciate the fact that everything served here was made w/ organic ingredients! I will say that the customer service was friendly and helpful- always a plus!Listed in: Java Jivin' in the Phoenix…
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Review from Miss P.
Phoenix, AZ
3/18/2011
Echo reminds me of my favorite coffee shop in Brooklyn. I raved about Brooklyn coffee to everyone here and since I've moved back I can have something to rave to my NYer friends about..suck it.
Even though I live in North Scottsdale, I'd gladly make the commute to get my latte.
Friendly staff, great light, clean and open..
Now expand closer to me so I can work for you/drink coffee all day every day.. -
Review from Danielle D.
Tempe, AZ
6/17/2011
Support your local coffee shop- Buck the Bucks!
The coffee here is roasted right on premise and tastes delicious! The atmosphere is welcoming and comfortable- the perfect place to work, have a business lunch or a great cuppa joe! The baristas are friendly and each cup of coffee is hand made with TLC. They really go to great lengths at Echo to provide an outstanding product. They also have a yummy sandwich and salad menu all made with fresh, local ingredients. So BUCK the BUCKS and grab a CUP at Echo coffee! -
Review from Ali W.
Phoenix, AZ
10/9/2011 1 Check-in Here
Lots of study space and the coffee was great! Recommend the french press... the carafe is enough to keep you going all night!!
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Review from Erin A.
9/18/2011 1 photo
Came on a Saturday night before meeting a friend. I heard some great things about Echo Coffee so I tried to give it a try! One of the things that impressed me was how bright the inside was. I'm a student looking for the optimal study spots. This seems like a place that I can write a paper in and spend all day in. There are so many tables and I love that the night time has lots of lighting. =] I ordered an Iced Coffee, and to my dismay, it wasn't the best I've ever had. I still have lots of hope for this place, so I'll just have to give a couple other drinks a try! I wish this place was 25 mins closer to my place, because I would be here all the time!
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Review from M E.
Phoenix, AZ
2/14/2011 13 Check-ins Here
I used to like this place. A LOT. As you can see by my amount of check-in's. But I doubt we will be back for some time.
They changed my syrup. So I don't get latte's anymore.
They have two decaf tea options which both don't appeal to me.
And they never have pastries when we come in.
There comes a certain point where if you are popular, like Echo is, you should be adapting a bit. Like... make more pastries to meet the demand.
This place has turned in a "meh, I've experienced better"
I'll miss you Echo. -
Review from Donald S.
10/11/2010 1 Check-in Here
Coffee that repeats itself?
I can do that all by myself!
I just need to forget to take my Prilosec, and my morning cuppa Joe will "repeat" most of the day (is there much of anything more unpleasant than being on the receiving end of somebody else's coffee and onion bagel burps, complete with acid reflux "grace notes"?).
So I make sure that I take all my medications (when you get to be my age, you are pretty much at the mercy of the medical profession...I personally seem to be held together entirely by surgical grade Super Glue, titanium rods, Teflon inserts and a pharmacopeia of truly staggering proportion!).
Anyway, the match that lights this particular rocket every morning is coffee!
Sometimes I take my coffee at Echo (I have said it before and I will say it again...I really do not understand how some of these places get their names...what does sound reverberation have to do with coffee and the accompanying treats, breads, and what not...what?).
And a pretty decent cup of coffee it is...each cuppa, is individually drip brewed and served in a nice big ceramic mug...perfect for warming up on these chilly 80 degree autumn mornings!
According to Steve at Echo, they do not have muffins, croissant, bagels (no, not even onion bagels, ever) nor breakfast sandwiches to carb you up to face the day.
According to the message from Steve...they do have Blueberry Scones.
As anyone who has read my little stories will attest, accuracy in my recitation of menu items is of critical importance to me!
OK...
My visit's have been for coffee and I glanced at the bakery case (I was sure that I saw some of the above, but apparently not), but I don't really eat the pastries anyway.
I can only comment on the coffee and the place.
Echo is open and airy, nicely decorated and has lots of big communal workin'/eatin'/drinkin' tables to set up shop and while away the hours (you know, looking for work/writing your novel/surfing Hulu/updating your FB status like that's your job), until you have to go home and face reality (no internet, no cable, no power, no...well, just no).
Echo is convenient to me and easily found by pretty much everybody...Echo also has plenty of parking in the lot for their building (unlike so many of their coffee house brethren), so I take the occasional meeting at Echo.
Finally, a very nice aspect of Echo Coffee is that there is, in fact, no echo at Echo (unlike places like the Grand Lux)...I can actually hear my conversations at Echo!
Give Echo a try...they have decent coffee, at not terribly exorbitant prices, and Echo provides a reasonably comfortable place to have a conversation or just enjoy your coffee.
Echo is a pretty solid 3.666666666666666666666666666666666666 stars (oop's...my 6 key "echoed" a few times), and as always...no rounding up.
Thanks for the correction, Steve.Comment from Steve B. of Echo Coffee 10/26/2010
Hi Don- I thought I would mention that Echo Coffee does not… More » -
Review from Jay F.
Okay I have found my new favorite "home office!" I don't have an office for my agency yet so coffee shops tend to be where I get most of my work done.
Last week I checked out Echo Coffee for a client meeting and we both really liked it. Today I returned and spent a few hours working at Echo Coffee on their wi-fi. It was such a nice break from my usual home office at Starbucks. Walking into Echo Coffee you can instantly tell its a different type of coffee experience. The environment is very relaxing, music is not blasting so customers don't have to scream over each other, and they have great big couches in the back. Of course atmosphere and great coffee needs to be in balance and it definitely was at Echo.
The coffee is really good and love very fair price for the quality you get (my 2 favs are Cappuccino at $2.75 and $3.75 for large Chai Latte). My chai latte came in a big ceramic mug. I don't know about you but there is just something special enjoying coffee out of big mugs and not recyclable paper cups.
A surprising first for me is getting actual lunch at a coffee place and was pleasantly surprised to find the food was also really good. Can you tell I am a fan yet? I ordered a Curry Chicken sandwich and it was huge and delicious so finished the whole thing. There was a nice bonus on the plate - Mango Chutney so make sure you get that if you order lunch at Echo. I would have loved just a bowl of that and bread as its flavor was so good. I need to find out where they get this from as I want to have it at home. About $12.50 for my huge Chai tea and curry chicken sandwich. -
Review from Susan D.
9/15/2010
--Good coffee
--Good prices
--Friendly staff.
--Nice, comfy decor.
--Easy parking. -
Review from Renee D.
Phoenix, AZ
5/13/2011
This place is great. Their coffee is really good (not phenomenal, but really good), and they offer almond milk for lattes! (and soy, rice milk, organic milk) - low calories, not overly processed, almond milk is the way to go. Food wise I've only tried the Turkey and Brie, and that was before their menu changed so it might be different now, but it was really good.
The best thing about this place is the atmosphere - its a cute coffee shop, and its perfect to put in long hours studying. Its not overly loud or distracting, there's always plenty of options for seating, and the wifi is strong. The baristas are also really helpful and will take the time to talk with you about the various drinks to find you something you'll like.
Keep it up Echo! -
Review from Karri G.
Scottsdale, AZ
9/14/2010
Wow, I cannot believe I have somehow missed a review of Echo Coffee when I have been telling everyone that I know about it!
I love that it is local. I love that it is NOT bohemian (though I like those types of coffee shops too), meaning, it has a certain atmosphere of modernity and professionalism. It is less frenzied than many other coffee shops I have frequented. I love the food, and I think it is significant to note that they offer more than donuts and sweet rolls; the salads and sandwiches are great! And ya gotta love it when they say, "Please sit down, and we'll bring it to you when it's ready." Yea! -
Review from Jason H.
Sacramento, CA
3/18/2011 3 Check-ins Here
Echo Coffee is the place in Scottsdale that most reminds me of the kind of coffeehouses back home that I liked to visit - quiet, good place to study, excellent drinks and sandwiches, and not too pretentious or hipster.
First, the atmosphere is fantastic. There is the prerequisite lounge-y area with the overstuffed couches and coffee table where people can read a book or meet up with friends. But the main area is filled with tables and chairs - almost like a library - and there are plugs available everywhere. This place was meant for people who intend to get some work done.
I've only had the drip coffee and the iced tea, and both were fantastic. The drip isn't charred or burned tasting, and still has that natural sweetness that proper coffee should. Creaming and sugaring good coffee like this should be a crime. The iced tea is unsweetened, but is accented with some fruit flavors.
They have an honest to goodness chef on staff, so the sandwiches on the menu are actually pretty good. The turkey and brie, the pressed Cuban, and the pesto chicken, all simple and all excellent. One huge plus for this place... and it adds to the ambiance more than you'd think - they use real, high quality plates, cups, and glassware for folks eating in. This is beyond restaurant grade, it's pretty much the nice stuff that your mom keeps in a drawer and takes out for special occasions. Yes, this makes a difference.
Prices are a little on the high side and it doesn't take much of a crowd before it's way too crowded. Remains the only coffee shop I visit when I'm in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area. -
Review from Yasmin C.
3/2/2011
I'm obsessed with Echo Coffee from afar. I wish San Diego had a place like this. Back in January, my fiance and I went to Scottsdale for a weekend to visit a friend of his. Sad news: I had a major exam to study for and had to scamper off while they enjoyed life. Happy news: I found this little gem right across the street from our friend's apartment!
So yeah...two trips here in a weekend, totaling more than twelve hours. Those drip coffees are the shit (I should know, I had four of them during my second visit). I also enjoyed a chai latte at some point...not the best one I've ever had, but solid nonetheless.
Food: The breakfast yogurt and granola was awesome, but what really rocked my world was the cold curry chicken salad sandwich I ate for lunch. Seriously amazing...please order it and enjoy it, since I can't.
The service was great too. Apparently they don't kick you out even after you've been there for nine hours straight. There was a point at which I hadn't ordered anything in two hours, but one of the employees still approached me to ask if I needed anything, and to take my trash.
Free wifi, so ask for the password. Cute, modern decor. Good study environment, but also good for a nice meal/chat with friends. Food is perhaps a bit more expensive than other coffee shops, but it was pretty darn good. As was the experience in general.
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Review from Andrew C.
La Jolla, CA
While spending the weekend in Scottsdale, we attempted to try as many coffee places as possible (at least until we were overloaded on caffeine - 5 doubles is pushing my limit in a 24 hour period....).
The store is very clean, new, and modern. They've got a La Marzocco Linea and a serious group of grinders - Mazzer Robur, Elecktra Nina, and Two Compak K10s - they mean business.
I had a double espresso - described as a Papua New Guinea single origin with citrus and berry flavors. It was pulled more of a traditional volume at 2oz+, but I was getting a little sweetness with some earthy flavors. They have a couple of espresso bean options, so trying others might have found one a little more to my liking. My dad had a latte, which was pretty good - maybe the coffee works better in milk.
The barista was friendly and open to talk about the coffee, which was nice. They roast on site, which is a plus too. The place has a lot of potential, so it will be interesting to see what they do in the future. -
Review from Jim W.
8/22/2010 3 Check-ins Here
Echo Coffee is GREAT great! They are really friendly and they know their coffee.
My espresso drink was flawless in it's execution. FLAWLESS flawless!
I loved the atmosphere. Modern and sleek but warm and welcoming at the same time.
The pastries looked great but I resisted the urge to purchase one...then my mocha arrived with a dainty little shortbread cookie alongside-it was delicious.
Echo Coffee roasts their own beans on site-a hallmark of a true coffeehouse. EXCELLENT! Excellent. -
Review from Nathan M.
Scottsdale, AZ
1/16/2011
Solid coffee, espresso drinks, and decent pastries...add in free wi-fi and no need to fight off the turtle neck crew to find a place to sit (a la Lux) and you have winner.
As is oh so popular, their drip is single serving and very well done. For the most part, I prefer their drip over the espresso drinks. They roast the beans on site and offer bagged beans to go as well. The Titus makes a good earthy coffee that is not overly roasted, not necessarily for dark roast fans, but definitely has enough body to please someone like me who likes strong coffee.
They are not fast, but, that is how it works when things are made one-at-a-time and not with the shock and awe of the Starbucks' espresso machines. The pastries are also worth a try, particularly the raspberry bars.
They have a small outdoor area and a mix of tables and a few couches and club chairs. Perfect for a little morning work and a good cup of coffee. Now if I can just figure out how I can open up my beer and cheese bar in the space next door... -
Review from Tonia B.
1/1/2011 2 Check-ins Here
I've swung into Echo a few times and haven't ever had a bad cup of coffee. The cappuccino is pretty solid and the zucchini bread I had for breakfast one day was a win. If I recall correctly it came in a cute little box too.
For some reason I've never been able to feel relaxed and at home enough to chill and enjoy an afternoon or evening there. Not sure why, but just haven't. -
Review from Paul G.
Phoenix, AZ
10/10/2010
First, I don't know any of the owners and I"m not friends with anyone at this place. this is just an honest review.
Overall, this is a cool place. Most important, the coffee is good. It's not burnt like starbucks.
it has free internet. The place is very clean, has lots of seating inside and plenty of parking.
The only reason 4 out of 5 is that it's a bit sterile. it's not your typical "coffee joint" like a hippy place. it's kinda like starbucks feel but better coffe. the other reason is no real selection of morning food. no muffins or pastries.
conclution: recommended as a solid option -
Review from Angelique A.
Phoenix, AZ
8/3/2011
ella makes the most wonderful cappuccinos in the valley!
very chill place to relax or to use their wifi.
steve, the owner, appreciates all his customers' feedback!
