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Pump Coffee
Craft coffee and vegan pastries in Pacific Beach, serving joy in every cup.
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Craft coffee and vegan pastries in Pacific Beach, serving joy in every cup.
Pump Coffee is a beloved craft coffee shop located in San Diego's Pacific Beach area, known for its expertly pulled espresso, artisanal lattes, and selection of vegan and traditional pastries. With a focus on quality and community, the shop offers a welcoming atmosphere where friendly staff provide quick service and personalized recommendations. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Pump Coffee delivers a memorable experience with its cool decor and commitment to building genuine relationships.
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Expertly pulled espresso, lattes, cold brews, and specialty beverages like hazelnut white mocha.
Fresh baked goods including croissants, vegan pumpkin muffins, and other sweet treats.
Refreshing options like iced matcha lattes and cold lattes, perfect for San Diego weather.
Knowledgeable and welcoming staff providing quick service and local recommendations.
A selection of vegan pastries and drinks to cater to diverse dietary preferences.
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Overall rating
Michael McCormack
Cold brew is great - thick and velvety.
Donna Gutierrez
Pete Smells
Nice servers and great iced latte. Pastry was at least a day old, stale. Nice indoor and outdoor seating. No bathroom in store, maybe elsewhere in the strip mall.
Brian
I was happy to have Pump so close to where we stayed!(Catamaran). One thing about traveling I strongly dislike is not having my own coffee in the a.m. But Pump was a very suitable substitution! I got a couple of Americanos, a drip coffee and a pour over during my visits. All were tasty and the service was always sunny and welcoming. The teeniest complaint was the pourover was luke warm but it was delicious and I just chugged it before it got totally cold. Not a huge deal. hehe! This was the perfect spot to hit before a beach walk or a long day seeing the sights.
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Katherine Martinez
