Fallbrook Coffee Company - Fallbrook, California

Aaron G.

This place is usually pretty good, a little bit expensive (see my image of the $6.25 avo toast, a little underwhelming), but still good. The food can be a little bland but the coffee is well made.

Emily N.

Whenever I go to a new place I like to try out local non-chain coffee shops. I drove to see a friend and needed a quick snack and a coffee so I stopped here. The patio is adorable and the little water feature was a bonus.

I had a veggie sandwich and an iced latte. The sandwich was hard to eat because the items are all chopped small so they fall out but if I had it with avocado I'm sure it would have worked better. My personal test for an outstanding latte requires me to be able to drink it unaltered - not putting any sugar in. This one was drinkable that way but didn't make me want another on another day.

I think the #1 bonus to this shop is the super friendly staff and the patio and fun interior seating. I could see where this would be a ln epic place for a date, or a deep combo about philosophy or politics or religion. Next time I'm in the area it would be awesome to make time to stop and read a book over a hot cappuccino with a treat.

Kimberly M.

Such a beautiful gem in fallbrook! Great spot to bring your husband instead of Starbucks, our daughter loves her mango smoothie while she checked out the Koi fish.

Svetlana F.

It's a pretty nice place with friendly staff. Unfortunately, they don't have proper dishes, only plastic and cardboard, which really ruins the atmosphere. We waited a long time for our order. In the end, they brought us just avocado on bread instead of the strawberry avocado toast. They replaced it with what I ordered, but I had to wait a long time again.

Terry C.

Great coffee shop. Tried the pumpkin spice eggnog latte and the acai bowl for breakfast. Very clean and nice solid wood tables. Relaxing atmosphere and friendly owner and staff. Another one had the breakfast sandwich.

K M.

This is a pleasant, attractive place with good coffee. There are two outdoor dining areas with the one in front being quite beautiful. There's a waterfall and pond and nice landscaping. The staff is friendly and efficient. There was no indoor seating about a month ago when I was there.

I had to take away a star because I was served a pretty bad almond croissant. Not even like a croissant, more like a dinner roll. It was also cold and dried out. The world is full of great croissants so there's really no excuse for bad ones.

You enter their small parking lot from W. Fallbrook Street and can exit on to S. Mission Road

Julie P.

One endearing aspect of Fallbrook is the way people weave avocados into whatever they’re doing whenever possible, as a nod to the area's groves. So, when I was told the gluten-free, vegan, avocado, chocolate chip muffins were just coming out of the oven, I just had to try one. (I wasn't sure how chocolate chips would go with avocado but, hey, I'm up for experimentation.) The food is hearty and delicious at Fallbrook Coffee Company, and there are lots of options. The place can also warm your heart with its eclectic community vibe. You might see a big table of people playing Dungeons & Dragons, two people engrossed in chess, as well as others on their own, studying a book or busy on a laptop. Visitors, parents with young kids, retirees all come in. Out on the partially shaded patio, you might see someone with their elderly loved one enjoying fresh air, conversation and a relaxed time by the beautiful fountain and pond (designed by a local company, Waterscape Creations.) Inside, there is a board on the wall where you can post a piece of paper saying you are donating $5 for someone in need so they can enjoy a cup of coffee. The coffee brand is Talitha, a San Diego roasting company that provides employment, training and services for people coming out of sex trafficking, according to their website. In the main room, a large artwork reminds us that our small actions affect eternity. A Bansky piece hangs in a quiet corner, challenging us to reflect on social change. It is juxtaposed by a sign over our heads as we exit: "This is the day the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it."

Sarah A. B.

Best service and ambiance in Fallbrook! I love how I feel when I visit FCC. It's beautiful and calm, and being next to the feed store I can walk down and buy my dog and treat at the same time! Great community and coffee too.