Temple Coffee Roasters

Summary Sean Kohmescher founded Temple Coffee House in 2005 after a long stay in Indonesia as a barista. He came up with the business idea as he wanted to create a local community gathering place similar to temples and mosques he used to tour during his travels. 17 years later, the vision of Temple Coffee House still stands with eight coffee shops and one roastery built.

The Temple Coffee reviews underline its prime points, explaining that it's an outstanding coffee shop with the best staff, coffee tastes and beautifully decorated. They serve the best espresso and a decent latte. Their pastries are also worth trying. The place has a commendable ambiance and works well for both working and relaxing and their art collection is something to go see. The opening hours are also ideal as they open early. The lack of parking convenience and inadequate WiFi are a few of the grumbles from the place, but they never take away the fact that it's an excellent place for a perfect cup of coffee. The place is highly recommended for coffee and pastries.