Tribeca Coffee Co.

Great freindly atmosphere and their lattes are delicious.Scrumptious donuts, definitely a must!Customer service is great, very accomodating!

Lovely spot situated in downtown Oakville. I ordered a latte and iced americano, they were done perfectly and the coffee itself taste fresh!The establishment alone is a work of art, large space in the back with nice artwork and decorations.Customer service was impeccable, I was assisted by a young lady who gave us recommendations.Thanks Tribeca!

I love a good cup of coffee but I wont be back.My latte was not piping hot. In fact, it was kinda cold. I would have taken it back but the lineup and subsequent wait put me off.Price point on menu in general is high. Even for an americano expect to pay 3 or 4 bucks.Seating was limited.

Best ambiance and freshest baked goods of espresso cafes in Oakville. A mix of seating, with single and group tables with stools, and one shared table with chairs. They have a bakery inside, and it’s nice to watch and smell. Good place to come work. Weakest aspect is the coffee. First time the latte tasted like a glass of steamed milk; second time I could taste the shot in my cappuccino, but it was just ok; no fruitiness or acidity, and steaming was mediocre.

Delicious coffee, cool atmosphere and good service. They are very quick too for how busy it is!

Cute spot and location! The ambiance and vibe of the coffee shop is great, however the coffee could use some improvement. We ordered a vanilla latte with double shot and a white choc mocha frappe. The white choc mocha frappe was tasteless and flavorless like just milk and ice blended together. For the latte, definitely didn’t taste like they had a double shot and it tasted more like milk and less like coffee. We also ordered a hazelnut croissant, which was just okay.

Highly quality baked stuffs/ confectionery! Love their coffee too. Though it is primarily suited for takeouts!

Always busy when I pop by but once you've had a taste, it's easy to see why. My go-to coffee is a flat white pretty well anywhere. Theirs is second to none. Been back a few times now and they are consistently fantastic. ...and watch out - the pastries are deadly!

Great coffee, had the Cortado it was excellent. Staff very competent at what they do. Can be very busy in the coffee shop, and busy on the street especially weekends. Parking can be tough to find, weekdays give Church St and Thomas a try for a spot (paid, but reasonable).

Okay I am the bad customer because I didn't go back and let them make it right. I just don't see how it could work out positively at this point, but that's my problem not the shop's. However this is my experience and how you can avoid it.Desire: regular coffee with a bit of time with my book, maybe a cookie or something.Time: Friday morning at 9:30am in summerExperience: It seemed a nice lively atmosphere where people are reading and doing business, not too loud but not a library. No long line. Decor feels natural not trying too hard.I felt a bit judged for ordering just a large medium roast, maybe that's all in my head but it was there. I could not afford a coffee and any baked good together because I wanted to use cash and I only had $6 on me - again that's my problem but a useful fyi.I asked for here but maybe she had 20/20 foresight because she gave me a to go cup. I put in my milk and tried to grab the correct lid, it was obviously wrong because it LOOKS like it fit but it did not. I did NOT overfill it but I filled it 95% because I did ask for room for milk but it was 90% full and there was no pour off spot. I tried to ask the employee who was dusting about the cup lids but I guess he didn't hear my 'excuse me' and I let it go.There were no seats I could see available. All tables were full and all the bar seats were taken. There was a small room with glass wall and open door that looked like it was for employees but maybe it wasn't? There was a laptop there anyways. So disappointed that I wanted to spend $4 for 30 minutes at a coffee shop and instead I spent $4 for a coffee. I left out the back.The coffee: It's not to my taste, the roast is too strong and so it leaves an acrid flavour. But the real problem was the cup. I guess I DID have the wrong lid size ( again I didn't see any labeling between the white and blue lids) and so my cup started to leak a bit but no big deal, but then if I put any pressure on the cup one direction or another it made a bunch more leak out. So now I stand in light rain with a coffee I don't like and more depressing missing out on the experience I didn't get to have because I don't have more money in the budget for discretionary for the day, nor more ability to consume caffeine for several hours.How to avoid this: a) Know that their coffee is a strong roast even on the medium b) Be louder when asking for assistance? Or more persistent? I wasn't persistent enough c) bring more money - my expectations weren't realistic to the current financial needs of a coffee shop d) come later in the day or properly scope out the available seats before ordering ( I thought I saw two free but they had jackets over them) e) give the owner a chance to make it better before you give up like a sad sack.Tribeca can better label their coffee lids