Tazza D'Oro

sam bratschie

Currently outside this cafe there is a sign that says "(possibly) the gayest cafe in Pittsburgh" and I was really tempted to burst through the door and misquote Will Ferrel's Elf and say "You did it! World's gayest Cafe!" But obviously that wouldn't be appropriate. However, this cafe really is a beacon of hope for businesses to support Pride and LGBTQ+ communities. With all the big corporations waving their pride flags for a month, Taza does so yearly and within the month of June makes noticeable local impacts for our community. Not only do they don the rainbow colors but they support artists host events and offer support. Great coffee and great people. P.s. I highly recommend the hand pies in the fridge, the crust is a national treasure. I truly believe Gordan Ramsey would have nice things to say about it.

Mya Burns

I got an iced latte and a brownie to go. both were delicious, exactly what I wanted. however, it is kind of awkward trying to wait for your order when everyone is crowding near the counter, it runs out of room fast on a busy day. but if you're coming in to sit down or it's not crowded you should be good!

Sophia Rodriguez

Delicious and flavorful! Me and my family tried a latte, drip coffee, and tea, and all were excellent. The server staff was friendly and very attentive. All wore masks! Cute atmosphere, no music playing and seemed like the perfect place to work. Lots of customers had laptops and books. The scones we ordered were also yummy, especially recommend the breakfast hand pie!

Macy DiRi

Stopped here for a little snack on our ride. Friendly staff, super helpful. Good coffee selection, but we got an iced tea and an oat milk chai. Both were yummy. Also got the veggie empanada—yum i could eat more. Plus a gf vegan snickerdoodle was a great way to finish our treat. Cute spot and ambiance is pretty good inside, but outside is where the vibe is. Would def come back.