Giant Coffee

I stopped by The Giant for a coffee and was really impressed with the overall experience. I ordered the Honey Vanilla Latte, and it was perfectly balanced—smooth, just the right amount of sweetness, and had a great depth of flavor. You can tell they use quality ingredients and take their time crafting each drink. Beyond the coffee, the atmosphere is what really stood out to me. The open floor plan makes the space feel airy and inviting, and it’s a great spot to either get some work done or just relax. The vibe is warm, modern, and welcoming—exactly what you want in a coffee shop. If you’re looking for a solid coffee spot with great drinks and a comfortable ambiance, The Giant is definitely worth a visit. I'll be back for sure!

Friendly service, delicious chocolate chip scone, and a velvety hot chai with oat milk. It's been a while since I've had such a good chai. I stopped here before the art museum opens to read a little and have a bite for breakfast and a pick me up. I am very picky and have to say, this was a perfect visit. Chill atmosphere, beautiful views, and plenty of seating. The prices are good for the quality of goods they offer. Any cheaper and they would be underselling themselves.

Just discovered this quiet little urban coffee shop. Reasonable prices on very nice coffee. The atmosphere is really good, too. Lots of tropical plants and large windows with natural light. The shop was quite busy when I arrived in the afternoon, but the environment was surprisingly quiet and comfortable. It’s a great place to study or do some work. There’s a wide variety of seating options.

Popped in here after leaving the Phoenix Art Museum. I ordered an iced honey vanilla oat milk latte. It was amazing. A large was not large enough. I would love to return when in the area again!

Such a cute place! I needed a hot tea on a rainy day and they delivered! Great portion size for the price and kind, personable customer service! Definitely a strange area of town but being right across from the library is so iconic! I will definitely be coming back!

Popped into Giant Coffee Co. on a mission: one writer, one laptop (at 38% battery), and one emotionally charged memoir-in-progress about ex-lovers who shall not be named (but definitely will be written about). And let me tell you, this place delivered. From the outside, Giant gives off the kind of sleek, modern vibes you’d expect from an architecture magazine spread—complete with palm trees, crisp white lines, and a chic desert-modern aesthetic that says, “Yes, I journal AND I moisturize.” Inside? Total vibe. Think warm wood tones, industrial ceilings, and just enough green plants to say, “We care about oxygen.” There’s a retro guitar mounted on the wall like a piece of visual poetry (or perhaps a subtle reminder not to date musicians again). The seating is cozy without being too let’s-share-feelings close, and the people-watching is top-tier. The staff? Friendly, cool, and caffeinated—just like the espresso. My latte was strong (like the boundary I should’ve had with Chad), and the pastry I inhaled was flaky perfection. I did shed a small tear when I realized there were no power outlets, but honestly? Sometimes the universe says, “Just write, don’t scroll.” And I listened. Giant Coffee Co. is the kind of place that makes writer’s block feel like a temporary detour rather than a brick wall. I left a few pages lighter and a lot more caffeinated. Will I be back? Absolutely. Next time I’ll just bring a fully charged device—and maybe a first date to psychoanalyze over cortados.

We needed a convenient place to wait for an hour and found Giant Coffee. We thought we missed the parking in the front, but there is a parking lot in the back behind a set of gates. Plenty of parking on a Thursday at 11:30. I ordered a large mocha and it was perfect. Not to sweet, not excessively mocha tasting. It was topped with a decoratively poured flourish of milk. Perfect touch. I also had a Snicker Dooddle cookie that was nice to dip in the coffee. There's a lot of seating and people were there on their laptops so must be good wifi.