im Moment Kaffee

Nguyên Đoàn 2 months ago

Love the intimate and airy atmosphere - the main space is half underground with a lot of sunlight from the street. Great place to watch World Cup on weekend ⚽

Erica Taylor 3 months ago

This is the best, best, best place. Even picky teens lick their plates clean. I want everyone to go so they stay open, but I also want no one to go so it's not too busy for me to get in. Ha! I have loved everything I have eaten or had to drink, the space is large yet inviting, and the proprietors are the nicest people you'll ever meet. Just go, even if it's just to grab one of their fancy coffees.

Samantha Vaughan 4 months ago

What a truly wonderful experience. My husband and I stumbled upon Im Moment Kaffee by total coincidence on our way to a Ballers game, and it is a total gem. The owner is such a warm, kind soul—she was so incredibly patient and sweet while my toddler ordered. The atmosphere is amazing, filled with great music and a welcoming vibe. You can taste the care in their food and drinks; the breakfast sandwiches are made in-house, and the coffee is incredible and deeply rooted in culture. They even went above and beyond to make me an off-menu iced cardamom latte, which was absolute perfection.

Meimei Ma a year ago

Our first time here, ordered the chicken wrap, which is amazing!!! The owner complimented a cheese cake while we wait, cuz they made a mistake. This shows that they care about their customer. ❤️ Love the atmosphere here. Lots of table and seats to hang out. Keep in mind about the laptop rules. The idea 💡 is to hang out with friends and enjoy the food in the Moment. 😉 Food taste fresh and healthy and love the drink here, sweetness is perfect not too sweet. U will leave here with 3H. Health, Hearty, and Happy!

Karl - Mombasa Groom Edited 3 years ago

What a great find, this multicultural German / Eritrean coffee shop almost flew under my radar, but luckily I gave the place a try. I have no regrets. They have an excellent selection of coffees, a good array of pastries, German "brot" toasts, Eritrean Habesha chicken all with a touch of Eritrean spices. The charming owner has a fascinating background drawing from all of the above cultures. When you visit the shop, it will be a treat to make her acquaintance and learn about her heritage. I enjoyed a latte which had a distinctive coffee flavor as you would expect from Ethiopian beans, where coffee was first originated. The pretzel sandwiches are to die for, a mix of fresh cucumbers and tomatoes along with an accompaniment of your choice, I chose a simple cheese, enclosed in a delicious pretzel bun soft and doughy to the taste. The location on College Ave. was very welcoming with plenty of seating and a subdued selection of music playing. They have an upper loft-like area and a lower table based seating area next to the Barista's area. There is also seating outside on the sidewalk, and the loft area has a bar-like seating looking out onto the street where you can watch the