Talebu Coffee & Wine Cafe

This place is very cosy, comfortable, the staff are extremely nice and the coffee is great. Nice place to study or work with slow ambient music playing in the background.

Stopped by this place after lunch to meet up with couple of friends. The place is clean and well organized. Very reasonable price plus their service was very efficient.

Great spot! A colleague suggested we meet here to collaborate on some work outside of the office. Plenty of tables. Very good wi-​fi. But most of all, awesome coffee and superb service!

A hidden gem! Totally chill atmosphere, loungy and comfy for a weekend morning coffee. Great coffee and good food (a couple egg/​croissant choices and a few pastries). Definitely beats the Starbucks convertor belt and makes you want to kick back and slow down.

A new fave! Great Mexican mocha. How have we never been here?! Great quiet atmosphere for a Sunday morning. Surprisingly not busy.

After having an unpleasant experience with messing up my coffee I couldn’t help but go back for their delicious campana sandwich and their frappes (I live 6 mins away)
I have good experiences when I visit especially with Kaiya (sorry I butchered your name) She is the only employee that stands out just because she is genuinely very sweet and pleasant to talk to. I’m sure there are boatloads of other regulars that can arrest to that. Her sweetness needs to rub off on the other employees!

Came here for my first time today, I was so glad to find a coffee spot that wasn’t Starbucks nearby my house in Chandler. I love this place! The interior is very loft-​like which I totally dig. The staff was friendly and welcoming. I ordered a Twister Mocha Latte, iced and with coconut milk — DELICIOUS. I’m looking forward to trying the other interesting lattes on their menu.
PS. Did I mention they also have a wine bar!!! You’ll probably find me there after a stressful day of working remotely :]

It’s been a while since the last visit. No vegan pastries. They do have a laid back area inside and regular live entertainment. Very helpful. Check’em out! Peace

I am a fan of this place! One: they have a wide variety of adventurous flavors to tease the taste buds. So far I’ve had the Mexican Mocha as a frap and iced. I also tried the strawberry blonde — which does have espresso. My favorite go-​to is the chunky monkey and recently that with peanut butter. These are all kind of dessert-​like. I had their soy vanilla iced latte. I still have more to explore here. Two: What a great place to either study, gossip with friends, chit chat, etc. I’ve seen them have a bottle and brush event here before. They also have a stage for live music at certain times of the day. I like how the place has couches and home furniture and decorative pieces throughout. Three: wine bar available. Just in case. Four: They also have smoothies and food items. Five: drive through. Six: pleasant employees. Seven: More bang for your buck!

Took literally 27 minutes for them to make a smoothie which turned out not to be a smoothie. Mine was delayed, in part, because they made a caramel ice coffee «on accident» (their words), which they then offered to anyone who was willing to drink something that had been sitting on the bar for 15 minutes.
I was in favor of a $ 15 minimum wage but these people ruined it for everyone else.

A fun place to go with a few friends; good coffee, good wine selection, good happy hour prices. Great (looking – haven’t tried) pastries and deserts. Atmosphere is very much like a warehouse feel, plenty of seating space… but music is far too loud to get work done. This is more a place to socialize.

Sure, it wasn’t 110 degrees like outside but it was 86 degrees inside the place according to the gage by the restrooms. I know. I know. Small business + big building = expensive air conditioning. But it was uncomfortable to sit in. No wonder this place was practically empty. Thank goodness I ordered a cold smoothie because the ceiling fans barely did anything to help cool down. I had a Peach Berry Blast. Good flavor and good size (24oz) for $ 4.15. Also, tried a slice of the Lemon Marscapone cake. It was good but mostly unmemorable. I probably won’t be back unless it is winter or to try the drive-​thru.

Talebu is where I spend ALL of my time. Seriously all of it. I spent 6 hours there yesterday. Every day after school, the kids of the CPA debate team come and do work over there. The regular baristas are nice and super happy and polite. Recently, however, I’ve had some concerns.
They hired some new baristas and they simply don’t make the drinks well. Yesterday I had a Green Tea Frappé that tasted like it was watered down and near flavorless from the moment I got it. It would probably be wise for them to learn how to make the drinks before they’re sold to customers.
Hopefully these baristas learn soon because I want to be there and enjoy my drink again XD not have to bear it just to support the place I love to be.

Coffee: The most important meal of the day.
Today’s «meal» was one I wish I passed up. Mexican Mocha is always superb and the Grasshopper Frapp is great but something about today’s order just killed mine and Mr. W’s stomach. Could it be food poisoning? Spoiled milk? Uncleaned utensils? How? WHY?!
Talebu is a dark angsty spot in the daytime with amazing music and even has a swanky wine bar with SanTan on tap. I’ve never had their food so I can’t speak much on that. Their pastries aren’t as extensive as some of the other coffee shops. There are a lot of couches for you to relax on, a chess table for those of you who love chess, and even open-​mic nights on Thursdays. High-​tops and regular tables litter the area so there’s plenty of seating. The coffee selection seems a bit on the weaker end so if you want something that’s strong and punches you in the teeth, Talebu might not be the place for that.
Such a pity but an all-​day tummyache where medicine isn’t helping is a no go for me. It was a good run, Talebu.

Probably won’t be back. It was fine but nothing special, super expensive and super short wine pores for the price. I had the caprese salad, it was good but kind of boring. Can’t imagine people going back to drink alcohol with those prices and no happy hour. Didn’t try the coffee so maybe that’s good?!

This is a cute little coffee place. I love their lattes and they are so quick to make exactly what you want and super helpful. I usually get some pastries when I go in for breakfast, their cinnamon rolls are really good, haven’t been a huge fan of the muffins.
I would be interested in trying this place out on a Friday or Saturday night for the open mic night or other events they have going on to see it really busy, but either way I’ll be back I’m when I need my latte fix. Definitely better than your everyday Starbucks drink!

I’ve been here a few times and I have to say that the coffee is some of the best around. The customer service is great! The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. They have live music and a clean atmosphere. The reason for a 4 star review is because the breakfast sandwiches could definitely be better. I’m not going to write an in depth negative review about it because they have other breakfast options that I can work with AND the pros def outweigh the cons :) This is one of my new favorite spots for coffee, chess and a good chat!

I’ve had quite a few hot coffee drinks throughout the winter and same as the iced, they’ve all been delicious! Scones are tasty too. White mocha and Mexican mocha are my favorites! The staff is super friendly and they have free WiFi with abundant indoor and outdoor seating. Love supporting local coffee shops and even better when they serve GREAT coffee!

This is my favorite coffee shop to visit when I need to get out of my office & a change of scenery is in order. My husband and I also enjoy going there on a Saturday or Sunday morning, getting a coffee and sitting and reading or chatting. I haven’t been there at night yet to get wine or appetizers but I’m sure it’s great too. The coffee is delicious and the prices are pretty typical. The girls there are consistently friendly and gracious. I’ll go pick a table and if my drink is ready before I head back up to the counter, they walk it out to you. Just a nice touch I think. They also have a punch card, something Dunkin’ Donuts doesn’t have which is another nice benefit.
They have outlets along each wall so you can plug in a computer or laptop. They play music but not too loudly or obnoxiously.

A friend introduced me to this coffee shop! I’ve been once so far and plan to go back. We are both in grad school and need to find a place to study outside of the house! :) The coffee is good and the staff is nice. The place is clean, including the bathroom.
There are cushy couches and tables for picking your spot. They do have live music there on the weekends…
Only draw back is — if you go later in the afternoon you are there during the DJ’s sound test, which can be a bit distracting.
I hope to go back to study and possibly for wine or beer in the evening. :)