92 Degrees Coffee

1. The shop itself is as inviting as the drinks. Large windows, minimalist decor, and comfortable seating make it a great place to relax. The light, open design complements the coffee’s citrusy brightness, adding to the experience.

2. Cool location really nice coffee ! Well priced for authentic coffee and in comparison to a major chain I would come here every day over them 😊. We had the latte and ice latte both excellent as well as a slice of lemon blueberry cake

3. I popped in for a coffee at 92 degrees. What impressed me most about this coffee shop was the quality of the coffee itself. I could tell straight away that the baristas were well trained. There was a nice atmosphere in store. There were a group of young people who appeared to be doing some kind of art class. The interior was bright as the frontage was made of glass.
   I didn’t try any of the food.

4. Came in during my trip to Liverpool visiting a friend, this place is her local. I was very surprised by how much I loved this place and only wish there was one in Nottingham. The atmosphere and decor is lovely, the staff were friendly and I love the presentation of my drinks. I had an especially lovely chat with Rosie who recommended me a strawberry matcha. She was talking about the work environment and how much she enjoys working there. Tony was also lovely and made me a nice drink. I would recommend going here it’s a nice place and I can’t see management take care of staff. (And can I just say I absolutely love the playlist too please make it available on Apple Music).

5. A very cool cafe which doubles up as a coffee roastery and wholesaler. Their coffee is superb and they also do delicious food and cakes.

   The bar staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, willing to chat with me about the various coffee they sell. They certainly didn’t make me feel like a moron or that I was wasting their time.

   It’s a superb meeting place and also a good working-on-your-laptop hub — as long as you don’t mind the presence of lots of bearded hipsters.

   It’s an interesting location for two reasons: this was a really run down area and this location is the centre of its regeneration; secondly, the building which this cafe fronts hosts a load of small businesses and freelance pofessionals — The Baltic Triangle.

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