"One of my absolute favorite smaller coffee shops! The owner is lovely, the coffee and food is always immaculate, and the staff are always so friendly and welcoming. Tracy in particular is the absolute best, such a lovely person and a talented barista! Do yourself a favor and try their delicious (roasted in house!) nitro cold brew."

"Despite the name, Visible Coffee Roasters is hilariously hard to spot, tucked away in the back corner of the Silver Firs plaza. But once you find it? Totally worth it. The coffee is exceptional, the baristas are friendly, and the space is clean, modern, and welcoming. Great place to work, chill, or impress your coffee-snob friends. Pro tip: don’t try to find it without Google Maps, unless you enjoy treasure hunts."

"Visible Coffee Roasters is hands-down one of the best local spots around. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, the staff is always welcoming, and the coffee is consistently amazing. Every drink is crafted with so much care that you can taste the quality in every sip. Whether you’re grabbing a latte on the go or settling in with a pastry, it’s the perfect place to start your morning or break up your day. I also want to give a huge shout-out to Paige, one of the most hardworking, positive, and kind people out there. She brings such great energy and deserves to be recognized. If you see her around, make sure to say hi!"

"paige and maggie were a pleasure to talk to. both kind and out going as well as being fabulous baristas!!! i had the best vanilla matcha latte and the sandwich was sooooo yummy!! so many amazing syrup flavors to pick from and a variety of pastry’s and yummy breakfast options. i am a frequent customer and miss this place every time i leave back to college. the atmosphere is so cute and i love dining in with my friends."

"Music way too loud, feels over 80 inside. Ask for a small coffee and they list off all the sizes, don’t you know what small means? Maybe just say, small is 8oz, is that OK? What really bothered me, was the bowl is Sahara desert dry concrete you call oatmeal. Extremely expensive and not edible at all. Who serves dry oatmeal to people? I’ve never seen that. No butter, no milk. Here, eat a spoonful of dry oats, brown sugar and cinnamon… good luck, here is a chisel."