One Half Coffee

Quick Take

Fine and interesting. Kind of pricey. Some pretty nice beans though, including a Malaysian liberica that indeed tasted like bubblegum.

Review

One Half Coffee felt like a place with real coffee potential. The beans were interesting, and that matters a lot.

The standout was a liberica bean grown in Malaysia. The tasting note was bubblegum, and somehow it actually tasted like bubblegum. That was fun.

I did wish the bar seating was more engaging. When a cafe has that kind of setup, it feels like an opportunity for the baristas to make the tasting experience more interactive.

Overall, fine and interesting. A little pricey, but there are some pretty nice beans.

Questions

Is One Half Coffee worth visiting?

It is worth trying if you care about interesting beans, though it felt kind of pricey.

What stood out at One Half Coffee?

A Malaysian liberica bean that really did taste like bubblegum.

How is the seating at One Half Coffee?

There is bar seating, but I wished the baristas made that setup more fun and interactive.