Brash Coffee

Interesting Shipping container in a “park corner”. Liked the place and order an espresso which was made with a naked portafilter on a Marzocco FB80… it just looked and tasted great… and they don’t forget a good “sidecar” (soda chaser). My next step was an americano and wasn’t bad, but pulled some acidity for my taste that killed the interesting notes on the espresso shot; I will stick with the espresso only next time. Got an everything bagel with cream cheese, it was fresh. Definitely a place to stop by and grab a good coffee!

Small walk in shop, not a place to go if you’re looking to sit down. Staff not overly friendly but pastries are good. Delicious espresso..if the drink is made right. Was in town and went two days in a row. First day got a cortado-perfect ratio but was barely warm. Next day ordered a cappuccino, got a latte. Coffee shops need to know milk ratios. Didn’t feel like going back but was disappointed

This is a tiny coffee shop in a shipping container amidst the westside shopping complex. The menu at this outlet is small and do not have many options unlike other coffee outlets. We visited the coffee shop near the closing time so the only option from the bakery was banana bread which we didn't order. We ordered 2 cappuccinos and although we found the coffee a little less hot, the taste and flavor of the coffee was up to the mark.

I usually get coffee but sprang for the iced green tea today. It was much lighter in color than I expected, and thought it might be watered down, but no: this is among the most dimensional, flavorful green tea I’ve ever had. It’s up there with the tea I’ve had from Sencha Tea in Minneapolis and Wildflower Tea in Chattanooga. Absolutely delicious and refreshing.

Very small cafe / coffee shop in a converted freight container. Friendly staff. They only had one coffee on drip and one on espresso. I think the parking deck nearby has free parking, otherwise there is 10 min street parking if you’re just picking up. Not much seating space due to the size. I had the Miguel Menendez coffee, which was an El Salvador bean. For me, the flavor profile definitely included plum and slight zest (like an orange peel). There was also a hint of sweetness and a pleasant, smooth aftertaste texture left in the mouth. Highly recommend the coffee here.