Gogh Gogh Coffee Company

Interior: The space has cute Van Gogh inspired paintings on 2 walls and a good amount of seating. Price: We spent a total of $13 on a medium iced latte, a muffin, and a croissant. We are used to California prices for coffee so $5.75 for an iced latte wasn't a shock, though it was more on the pricey side compared to other local coffee shops. Latte: I ordered the Starry Night-- the flavor was good, though a tad on the sweet side. The flavoring overpowered the espresso for the most part; so, though my drink tasted delicious, it was more of a slightly coffee-flavored chocolate milk. Food: My husband ordered the chocolate croissant and said he would give it a 2/5. It tasted like it was made with milk chocolate as opposed to semi-sweet which made it really sweet. If you like milk chocolate you would probably enjoy this pastry; however, my husband prefers semi-sweet and I prefer dark chocolate. On the flip side, I ordered the Blueberry Lemon Parfait Muffin and I would definitely order it again. The muffin wasn't dry and the lemon flavor really came through. What makes it different from a regular muffin is the creamy filling in the middle. Overall, I would recommend Gogh Gogh Coffee, but be aware that the lattes are very sweet.

Our family picks up breakfast and coffee most Sundays before church. We love ordering thru the Toast app, which is user-friendly and has some of the seasonal drinks posted too, which is fun! The staff actually read the Notes section so your order is as accurate as possible. Awesome! Our family has gotten to know the owners/managers over the years and it's so nice to be recognized as a repeat customer. We will continue making this one of our top coffee/quick breakfast stops!

Not what I expected in the best way possible. It’s a cafe built into a business complex, so there’s a blend of ambiance. The WiFi comes from the complex, and there’s a decent but not a lot of seating available. The coffee I was actually very satisfied with! Definitely would like to come back and try their pastries and other items as well. Looks like it’s run local mom-and-pop style, and they manage to have a drive through as well - though at times the ordering and pick up process is a bit messy/confusing. Overall very good vibe and study area, if you’re willing or able to make the drive out there. Definitely not a regular place for me, but one I would be willing to venture out to to grab a good drink and study during the day.

I was confused by the location inside the strip center at first and there wasn’t as much seating as I expected, but I still managed to get quite a bit of work done. There was religious music playing that I had to tune out, so that didn’t help the vibe. Overall it was good for its pretty remote location, and I’d recommend friends go there if they wanted to try somewhere new.

Our family picks up breakfast and coffee most Sundays before church. We love ordering thru the Toast app, which is user-friendly and has some of the seasonal drinks posted too, which is fun! The staff actually read the Notes section so your order is as accurate as possible. Awesome! Our family has gotten to know the owners/managers over the years and it's so nice to be recognized as a repeat customer. We will continue making this one of our top coffee/quick breakfast stops!

Interior: The space has cute Van Gogh inspired paintings on 2 walls and a good amount of seating. Price: We spent a total of $13 on a medium iced latte, a muffin, and a croissant. We are used to California prices for coffee so $5.75 for an iced latte wasn't a shock, though it was more on the pricey side compared to other local coffee shops. Latte: I ordered the Starry Night-- the flavor was good, though a tad on the sweet side. The flavoring overpowered the espresso for the most part; so, though my drink tasted delicious, it was more of a slightly coffee-flavored chocolate milk. Food: My husband ordered the chocolate croissant and said he would give it a 2/5. It tasted like it was made with milk chocolate as opposed to semi-sweet which made it really sweet. If you like milk chocolate you would probably enjoy this pastry; however, my husband prefers semi-sweet and I prefer dark chocolate. On the flip side, I ordered the Blueberry Lemon Parfait Muffin and I would definitely order it again. The muffin wasn't dry and the lemon flavor really came through. What makes it different from a regular muffin is the creamy filling in the middle. Overall, I would recommend Gogh Gogh Coffee, but be aware that the lattes are very sweet.