"I ordered a vanilla latte and a morning sandwich with egg, no tomato on a plain bagel. To say the sandwich was good is an understatement. There was so much flavor in that sandwich. The last bite was just as good as the first. The coffee was fresh and with just the right punch. The staff were very attentive and helpful. I highly recommend this spot! They also have sweet breads every now and then. I can’t wait to bring my family here when they visit!"

"We got a Vietnamese latte, Mexican mocha, chorizo burrito, and chipotle sandwich for about $26. The sandwich was sooo fresh, flavorful, and practically melted in my mouth. The burrito was smaller than I’m used to, but it was also amazingly seasoned and delicious! Both drinks were smooth, flavorful, and tastefully sweet without being overpowering. The service, atmosphere, prices, and food are all 10/10 and make me want to come back daily."

"The people who work there were so nice and the chorizo burrito was incredible. Matcha was authentic and easily customizable. Oatmeal was perfect with fresh fruit. Overall, a deserving 5 stars."

"I love everyone at el tiny! Great, quick coffee! Delicious pastries! Their tiny burritos are a perfect, cheap filling brekky. Only minor negative point is it feels a little gloomy inside - not sure why, maybe dark walk or low lighting. I’d go more if it was brighter! Also they shut kinda early."

"I went here almost everyday for three weeks. This was my number 2 spot while i was homeless in berkeley and sleeping at the Ashby Bart Station for three weeks. it was My Morning place. Affordable, but not really, and excellent, well sort of and not really. Community, tiny and quality, but again, not really, if a coffee shop does not care about homeless people then what does that say about the community that supports it Update: I will never support these people again. Another anti homeless hipster coffee shop. I was spending 15 to 20 dollars a day to work out of here and they got mad when i started buying potato chips with my tap to pay. Yeah. I hate this place now as much as the other hipster shop around the corner. Overpriced. $10 avocado toast. Not enough outlets. Ungrateful to loyalty. They want you to spend $15 and leave. No community here. Just business. No real community. Tiny in size and humanity. I will never go back here again. 0 stars. Bagels are old and stale. Some days i paid 10 bucks for avocado toast. Everyday i spent $12+ for coffee. Everyday i got bagels and chips. The only vegan options they offer. Could never get my phone charged though. Not comfortable or ergonomic. Cold draft by the window in winter. Water dispenser is plastic and never full. Pastries are small and overpriced. An obvious capitalist venture. Not a cummunity minded one. Sad. i hate to say this about a local coffee shop but starbucks is 10 times better when it comes to taking care of its customers and respecting them, appreciating them, and servicing them. I happily support evil starbucks corporation of little coffee shops like this who don't communicate with the customers and do not serve them well and with respect. el tiny is both small in size and spirit. hard pass. plenty of other more calm, pleasent and welcoming comfortable coffee shops in the area that will appreciate your money and will allow you to actually work and make some money while you spend money with them."