Phin Smith Coffee - Garden Grove

Main Street GG is not typically known as a vegan or vegetarian-friendly spot. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find a coffee shop that offers non-dairy cream options. Their cold brews are excellent and all their hot coffees are made in-house. The staff is great and willing to accommodate requests. The matcha drinks are made with non-dairy milk, and the Rosè Latte is a unique and delicious option with a subtle rose flavor. The atmosphere is clean and designed to encourage socializing and collaboration, although some customers come to work using the free WiFi. Overall, the café also houses a French/Vietnamese bakery and an Acai bar called Ambrose.

Been on my bookmarks forever and luckily my friend wanted to go here. This is a huge coffee spot with tons of available seating and very spacious. We got there around 9ish and it was empty and quiet, but 30min later, this place was bustling with long lines and even continued outside! The ordering is a bit different. There's about 4-5 baristas making coffee but each one of them calls you up individually and personally makes your coffee. I'm so happy with mine because I told her I wanted the Banana coffee but I like mine not too strong, light, and creamy. She couldn't have make it more perfect. I could've literally gotten a bigger size and would've finished it. I will definitely recommend coming back here and getting it again and they even had a cute little Farmers market going on too. I even bought a nice handmade cutting board!

The drinks are really good and the staff is friendly but dont get their pastries their croissant was chewy as hell.

Phin Smith is a hidden gem in the city of Garden Grove and their location is perfectly on historical Main Street. Their coffee and tea are perfectly crafted and made to order in front of you. The banana coffee is delectable and not too sweet. I love that they do not charge for an extra shot. Their customer service is on point and their staff provide excellent recommendations. Personally the place is so busy that I do not want to hangout there. I would rather grab my coffee and enjoy Main Street.

Hands down the best coffee place I’ve ever tried when traveling around the world. Baristas are kind and are willing to change things for you if you don’t like the results. They sell merchandise. They have a Vespa as decor outside. I would fly all the way back there just to taste their drinks again.