Coffee Port Specialty Roasters

Oscar Delgado 2 months ago

I was really disappointed with my experience. I ordered an avocado toast and a berry matcha, and my total came out to just over $16. The matcha was unfortunately one of the weakest I’ve had. The color was a dark grayish-green instead of the vibrant green you’d expect from good-quality matcha, and the flavor reflected that. I understand that some coffee shops focus more on coffee than matcha, so I can overlook that. What I can’t overlook was the avocado toast. I waited about 20 minutes, only to receive a stale slice of sourdough with plain avocado, a sprinkle of salt, and a lemon wedge on the side. There were no seasonings, garnishes, or anything that made it feel worth the price. Even worse, the avocado wasn’t just slightly underripe—it was so hard that I could barely bite through it. For the price and the wait, I expected much better quality and attention to detail. Unfortunately, this experience didn’t justify the cost, and I wouldn’t order the avocado toast or matcha again.

Mr Carlo 3 months ago

Sharing my experience in Fontana, CA on May 26, 2026. The cost of this breakfast was $12.25: Avocado Toast $7.75 and a 4 oz Americano $4.50. It consists of one slice of bread with approximately half an avocado. The presentation was not as expected. I'm posting this for informational purposes. For families with children, it's important to consider that this expense multiplies. Sometimes it's more feasible to prepare it at home, unless budget is not a concern. Everyone decides what fits their means.

Darwin 4 months ago

Service is amazing. People are very kind and have an amazing attitude. The atmosphere was simple and clean. Though, it was pretty hot in there. The food was decent. I got a vanilla latte and chocolate croissant. Latte was pretty good, croissant was ok.

Leonard AK 5 months ago

A new coffee shop to the area but definitely has a long way to go if they want to compete in this area. I’m all for supporting a new business but if you’re not ready to open then don’t. They do have seats and the place has some decor but it just looks unfinished. The menu is basic with no specialty lattes available and with two shops within a mile away on each side having a a better selection well maybe they didn’t take that into consideration. I ordered a Chai Latte which was decent and a cold brew which was really bad with taste. They do have dine in mug service but when I ordered an espresso shot and cortado they wanted to serve it to me in a paper cup. That right there is a huge mistake especially for a coffee lover. The service was good but the atmosphere was a little bit too busy with the loud music that didn’t come crisp through the speakers and sounded really distorted. Hopefully they fix all these small issues if they want to compete with the other shops in the area. Other than that this would be a good spot for coffee in the future if they step their game up. Just constructive criticism.

Rosabell M. 6 months ago

I came across this coffee shop by accident on my maps. It’s a new coffee shop in the boarder of Rancho and Fontana. There isn’t a sign outside the building, they have a board sign outside and they are next door to the donut shop in the complex. Found out they’ve been open for about 2 weeks or so and this week is their soft opening! Service was excellent, which is a plus for me! My husband and I both ordered Horchata lattes, honestly they were the best horchata lattes I’ve tasted! The owner gave me some horchata drink to try before ordering the lattes and it was the best horchata I’ve tasted! They also have pastries and pour over coffee, which we bought to go home with. The coffee itself was so good! The coffee beans are grown in Colima, Mexico…it was nice hearing that since I know that area of Mexico! It’s a very clean coffee shop, I highly recommend trying them out!