Three Fields Coffee

The drinks and food here are really good. I had the strawberry matcha latte and a pour-over coffee — both were excellent. The pistachio croissant was a highlight, crispy on the outside and soft inside, though the outside was a bit burnt (not sure if that’s intentional). The café itself has a very nice atmosphere, perfect for relaxing or studying. The only downside was the service; the staff looked like they hadn’t fully woken up yet. Honestly, they should just go home, take a nap, and then come back to work refreshed.

Got the Kurogoma Matcha- didn’t know it meant black sesame matcha 🤩 light sweet is really not that sweet. You can taste Black sesame with every sip! They have wife limit is 3 hours. Parking in the garage at the back is 4 hours.

The drinks here are definitely unique and refreshing! While it wasn't my cup of tea, I opted for the latte, which was unfortunately underwhelming. The drink was overly milky and lacked a strong coffee flavor. However, the quality was good, and the flavor in the foam was a nice touch. That being said, it could have benefited from more sweetness. They do offer a variety of sweeteners, but the additional cost ($1) isn't listed. Despite being busy on a Sunday afternoon, the wait time for drinks was reasonable. I might return to try their tea in the future.

I got a strawberry matcha which was delicious. It's my first time trying matcha and it did not disappoint. The coffee shop is small but has a nice vibe and very friendly staff.

I stumbled upon Three Fields Coffee, a chic, minimalist café, while wandering after Sunday brunch and I’m so glad I did. The space immediately caught my eye: bright, airy, and packed with creatives, students and professionals fully immersed in their laptops, soaking up the aesthetic vibes. I ordered the Iced Matcha Strawberry Latte, and it was everything I hoped for. I found it refreshing, perfectly balanced, and not overly sweet. The combination of ceremonial-grade matcha and fresh strawberry is a match made in heaven (a beloved pairing in Japan!), and this café absolutely nailed it. The $7.50 price tag makes sense for the quality of ingredients and the stunning presentation. It’s as much a visual treat as it is a delicious one. Special shoutout to the barista who clearly put care and l