Jarrod's Coffee, Tea, & Gallery

Name: Jarrod's Coffee, Tea, & Gallery
Address: 109 West University Drive, Mesa, AZ, 85201, US
Telephone: (480) 822-7146
Price range: $
Rating: 4.6

Jarrod's Coffee, Tea, & Gallery: where espresso meets eclectic art and a welcoming vibe.

4.6(5 reviews)

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Jarrod's Coffee, Tea, & Gallery in Mesa sits in a transformed old house, blending a coffee shop, art gallery, and light eatery. Guests enjoy fresh-brewed coffee and tea, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, bagels, and on-site baked goods, plus one-of-a-kind art and vendor booths. The eclectic, inviting space offers cozy rooms, indoor/outdoor seating, occasional live music and events, and a memorable restroom.

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109 W University Dr, Mesa, AZ 85201, USA

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109 West University Drive

Mesa, AZ, 85201

(480) 822-7146 jarrodscoffeeteaandgallery.com/

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Services

Coffee & Tea Bar

Premium espresso drinks, matcha, and specialty teas made with care, including vegan options like oat milk.

Fresh Eats

House-made breakfast and lunch sandwiches, bagels, scones, and baked goods prepared daily with quality ingredients.

Art Gallery & Vendor Market

Rotating displays of local artwork and vendor booths selling unique jewelry, stickers, and crafts.

Live Music & Events

Regular performances, including violin and piano, in a cozy setting perfect for gatherings and nightlife.

Outdoor Dining & Game Room

Inviting patio seating and indoor spaces with games for relaxing, chatting, or working.

4.60 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Aaron Phoenix

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· 8 months ago

Cool place, that’s about it. Now I’m not one to usually complain about the price of coffee… but 2 medium iced lattes no flavor, just espresso and milk, was $17.33… that’s a little insane. Honestly, it wasn’t anything to write home about either. I first walked in, and came up to the order window… I looked at the girl for a good 30 seconds while she was just on her phone. Not a “welcome in” or anything. I’m 36, I’m not a grouchy boomer, but this was rude. Nothing special here, just a cool building and such. Wouldn’t come back.

PJC (Godsgirl)

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· 9 months ago

Went to the new location on University today. So cool. Neat old house that's been transformed into a coffee shop, art gallery, light eatery, game room, music venue, etc. Great food & coffee. Hubby & I had breakfast there. We had the Artisan bread sandwich with bacon, egg & cheese & he had the ham, egg & cheese. A good amount of yummy chips came with it. They were delicious. They were homemade sandwiches. We even had to get a box for the leftovers. The customer service was great. It has an eclectic atmosphere & there are one-of-a-kind items for sale as well. One can eat either inside or outside. There are plenty of cozy spaces for dining & chatting & several cool rooms to explore. Nice & clean & inviting. Don't know about the night life there, but really enjoyed the quiet time this morning.

Nate Urzua

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· 1 year ago

Cozy little coffee shop. Definitely a different vibe, very artsy, feels like something you'd find in downtown Phoenix near the ASU campus. I'm not usually one for the whole hippie Portlandia aesthetic but this place is neat. It's a fun place to hang out. We popped in for breakfast and coffee. There was a young woman playing violin inside (that sea shanty was sick by the way, props). Staff was very friendly. There's a decent selection of different breakfast and lunch sandwiches, some bagels and baked goods prepared fresh on site. I enjoyed my jalapeno cheese bagel and coffee. What really set this place over the top for me was the restroom. It has to be the best restroom in all of Mesa (maybe all of Phoenix?). It's magisterial. There's also an outdoor dining area and vendor booths selling a variety of little knick knacks (jewelry, stickers, even artwork). Pretty neat. Parking is a little funny since it's situated in a neighborhood.

Tracy Lee

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· 1 year ago

This independent gem is less than 10 minute walk from the convention center. I'm from out of town and so happy I decided to escape to Jarrod's. The food is fresh and made to order. The vegan blueberry scone is soft and packed with fruit. Let's take a moment and appreciate the health greens on the sandwiches. Great coffee too! I found the proprietors to be friendly and excited about their cafe/ art venue. Eclectic, quickly and stunning art all sits under a gorgeous chandelier. I assume live music and events happens here with the corner dedicated to a large piano. As a bonus, I snagged some cute earrings from some art vendors outside. Pass the chains and head to Jarrod's for a unique experience with better food! Also just go see the restroom- it's spectacular!

DOMINGUEZ STARFLEET

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· 1 year ago

Very cute place. I love the vibes and everything. The drink I got was a matcha with oat milk, it was a mistake. Next time I’m just going to do coffee or tea. :) I do wish they had photos for their food. It’s hard for me to order food without pictures or photos. So I didn’t get to order any. My kid and I loved it. Will be back.

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