Giant Coffee

We needed a convenient place to wait for an hour and found Giant Coffee. We thought we missed the parking in the front, but there is a parking lot in the back behind a set of gates. Plenty of parking on a Thursday at 11:30. I ordered a large mocha and it was perfect. Not to sweet, not excessively mocha tasting. It was topped with a decoratively poured flourish of milk. Perfect touch. I also had a Snicker Dooddle cookie that was nice to dip in the coffee. There's a lot of seating and people were there on their laptops so must be good wifi.

Delicious coffee and such friendly service! The honey vanilla latte was tasty the foam was rich and creamy! Cool plants everywhere too!

Just walked over after stopping at the library. Not a coffee drinker, but the iced tea was delicious. I was a little snacky, and the barista recommended the cranberry scone. I really enjoyed it with the tea. Place is spacious, and open-air on this beautiful day. They have a mix of tables for 2, larger tables with benches, and bar-type booth seats that fit 2. Service was especially friendly. Definitely recommend!

This is my second time coming to Giant Coffee. The vibes are always cozy & chill. Both times I have come, I did not struggle finding a seat, which I definitely should be because this place is amazing. Moody lights, big windows, plants everywhere, yummy pastries! It's a perfect place to study or catch up on work. The employees are also very kind & keep the cafe exceptionally clean. I would recommend Giant Coffee to anyone looking for a hidden & local spot embedded in the middle of Phoenix.

Friendly service, delicious chocolate chip scone, and a velvety hot chai with oat milk. It's been a while since I've had such a good chai. I stopped here before the art museum opens to read a little and have a bite for breakfast and a pick me up. I am very picky and have to say, this was a perfect visit. Chill atmosphere, beautiful views, and plenty of seating. The prices are good for the quality of goods they offer. Any cheaper and they would be underselling themselves.