Third Wave Coffee Tours Reviews

The whole thing felt really rushed and kind of messy. I couldn’t really relax or enjoy it because it seemed like they were more focused on getting through it quickly than actually making sure I had a good experience.

I really wanted to like this more, but I left feeling a little disappointed. The guide was friendly and easy to listen to, so I don’t regret that part, but the actual coffee tasting just didn’t do much for me. A few of the coffees tasted kind of flat, and some of the pours were lukewarm, which made it hard to get excited about them. I wish I’d known what to expect going in, because the tasting was the main reason I booked it.

I’ve done a few cafe guides and neighborhood food tours before, so I was expecting this one to point me toward more small, local spots I probably wouldn’t find on my own. The selection felt weak though, and a couple of the cafes seemed kind of random, like places I could’ve found myself after a quick search.

The guide was friendly enough, so I don’t want to be too harsh, but for the price I really wanted more variety and better neighborhood recommendations. If you care about discovering genuinely special local cafes, this just didn’t feel worth it to me.

I didn’t feel like this was worth it. The guide didn’t seem to know much, and the way they acted came off a bit rude. I’m wondering if other people had the same experience or if I just caught them on a bad day.

I had a good time on the coffee tour overall. The guide was friendly and clearly knew a lot, and it was fun getting to try a few different coffees. That said, it felt a little pricey for what was included. I was expecting maybe a longer tour or a couple more tastings. It’s probably worth it if you’re really into coffee, but for me it was a bit hit or miss, and I’m not sure I’d pay for it again...