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Mystic Mocha

Vegan Tamales & Burritos

Worth ordering: Pastry

4.5food Very vegan-friendly

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Top tips

Ask about: mislabelled dishes

Try the vegan tamales, including jackfruit and soyrizo varieties.
Good to know: Specify that you want the vegan version of the tofu bakon burrito; the menu also has a non-vegan version.

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Ask for oat milk in coffee drinks; reviewers say plant milk is available without an extra charge.
Good to know: Confirm that a vegan tamale is available before making a special trip; one reviewer reported that they sometimes run out.
Good to know: Allow extra time for food during busy periods; one reviewer reported a long wait and another noted that service can take a while when busy.

Must-try

Worth ordering: Tamales

People also mention burrito, bagel and breakfast sandwich.

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Also chai latte, coffee, latte, matcha and muffin.

Good for

The vibe: families The vibe: work & study

Praised for friendly service, lively atmosphere and cozy atmosphere.

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Also praised for beautiful interior, affordable, attentive service and laptop-friendly.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Outdoor seating
Breakfast, brunch, coffee, takeout, quick bites
Cards and mobile pay

About

Mexican breakfast plates, jackfruit tamales, and vegan burritos share the menu with espresso drinks and specialty lattes that can be made with plant milk. The small coffeehouse has indoor seating, outdoor picnic tables, and outlets for working; reviews note that food service can slow down when it’s busy.