"I was passing through the area and really wanted to try the coffee here because they roast it themselves. The location isn't great, right next to the highway. It doesn't look like a cozy street with restaurants and coffee shops. There's a busy road, a gas station, and a car service station nearby. There's plenty of parking. The space itself is small; there's limited space because everything is cluttered with bags of coffee and containers. It was a bit dusty, and some of the potted plants were wilted. The coffee selection is excellent. The staff is friendly and polite. The prices are above average. I had a Moka with oat milk; it was delicious and not sweet, just the way I like it, but I didn't think it was very filling, maybe because I ordered two shots instead of four. You can buy whole-bean coffee, tea, pastries, and snacks here. They also sell souvenirs, mugs, teapots, and badges. I recommend this place!"

"Very friendly staff and good coffee. For the taste, dark and rich. Almost no sour flavor. Best employee is Ismael even if he is only 2 weeks old barista, he treated me like an old friend. While i am waiting for the hand drip coffee, we were enjoying the small talk about a culture and human. For the first time customer, he even gave me a free coffee so i want to come back there to pay his coffee next time."

"I recently visited Roastd Coffee and was so impressed! This is a definite must-try place for anyone who loves coffee. What I really enjoyed was the huge selection of coffee beans from all over the world. It's great that they also sell the beans so you can take your favorites home. They have so many options, from hot and iced to a variety of specialty coffees, which makes it easy to find exactly what you're in the mood for. The atmosphere is another big plus. The place is very clean and has a great vibe. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, and they even took the time to help me select the perfect coffee. The quality of the coffee and the excellent customer service made for a fantastic experience. I'll definitely be back!"

"I've been searching high and low for pour-overs, but it seems most coffee shops have stopped offering them. It makes sense, as most cafes focus on espressos, where the money is, so finding a place that still makes a pour-over is getting harder and harder. That's why we were so delighted to find this spot on Yelp. For true coffee lovers, this is a huge find. Most of their beans are single-origin, and while it might make you a little nervous that the cafe is right next to a gas station, rest assured, you're about to have one of the best cups of coffee you’ve ever enjoyed. That's a bold claim, but it’s a true one. Seating is very limited inside. There's a long bench table with four seats on one side and a smaller bench with two seats on the other. They also had a table with a few chairs outside. Beyond coffee, they offer espresso drinks, a limited tea selection (tea bags, not loose leaf), and a variety of baked goods like banana bread and croissants. We tried a buttery croissant and the banana bread, and both were outstanding after being heated up. The cafe roasts its beans in-house and also offers coffee on tap. It turns out they have several locations, and each one roasts its own beans. You can also buy bags of beans to grind at home. Parking is tight but free, and they have a bathroom. The baristas are true experts. They are incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and great to chat with about their beans during a rare slow moment. It's obvious they're dedicated to their craft. Anytime we are nearby, this will be the only place we stop for a supreme cup of java. My only regret? Not buying a bag of beans to take home. The Roast'd Legender is definitely calling my name."

"Probably the best coffee I’ve tasted in the U.S., it’s that good. Roasted on the premises, they have beans from the 4 corners of the world. I go for the pour-over Lavendr. Welcoming crew man/woman the front desk. If you think you know coffee, get over to these guys and sample a brew."