“ The coffees were strong and tasty. The avocado toast was well made with a nice side salad. Parking could be an issue but we went a Sunday morning and we found parking with no problem. It is inside the apartment complex but it had lots of areas to sit in. Our food and drinks came pretty quickly, even though it was busy. ”

“ Finally got to visit Coperaco! I have seen this place on IG and I am a sucker for a cafe with seating and fancy coffee. I am so sad I didn't bring my laptop so I could work because the vibes are everything in here. I wasn't a huge fan of the pistachio latte I got, it was good but could have had more pistachio in my opinion (may I suggest a pistachio cold foam??). Esp for the price it definitely tasted a bit regular and not as nutty as I've had in other cafes. Nonetheless I will be back! Next time, I'll definitely plan to grab one of their brunch plates (ends at 2 on the weekends) and stay all day. ”

“ This is probably one of the best cafés to do work in a calm environment. The environment is one that I definitely look for when I'm trying to envision a comfortable and calm Café. I ordered a chicken baguette, which was delicious as well as an almond croissant that was also equally delicious. The service was quick and kind, but there was not much to say more about that. Overall, an excellent experience here. ”

“ Probably one of the best bakeries/coffee sports around. Cool modern vibe and design. Great for working remotely, but gets a bit too busy sometimes. They have some of the best pastries, hot meals, snacks, all sorts of coffee, tea, and wine! ”

“ Walking in the atmosphere is immediately relaxed. Lots of workspaces to plug-in peripherals. Sequestered workstation area with two floors plenty of lighting from skylights. atmosphere is definitely on point. The trestle is latte and the mocha strawberry latte summer items. Also tried the chicken fajita quiche, very tender and very flavorful dog friendly. ”

“ This is such a cute little cafe! Their street parking can be a little hectic, depending on when you go, but it's not terrible. Normal for the area. Food is fresh, and looks great. Staff were not the friendliest (no "hello" or "have a nice day"), but not rude either. Taste-wise, the drinks were great! The food was hit or miss. The bagels were a bit tough but the fruits were fresh. They don't have much seating. While the furniture is beautiful, it takes up a lot of space and doesn't offer enough room. Many people were saving seats, as well as small groups taking up large tables. I went during a weekend morning, when we were the only ones on line, and there was no space for four people. My group and I sat outside and there was garbage and leftover food out. Overall, I'd come back again if I was in the area. The price is reasonable and the food is ok. ”

“ This is definitely the place to come chill and enjoy coffee. The ambiance is spectacular. It's got multiple rooms, seatings, areas, desk, tables, etc for you to find the right spot with the right lighting noise level etc to enjoy your coffee. This place is pretty spacious and the likelihood of not finding space is little to none. Would definitely come back to this place again in the future ”

“ 7.0/10 Stopped by Coperaco in the morning to get some work done. I had just flown in on a red-eye from Orange County so I desperately needed caffeine. Came here for vacation and I'm so glad I found this cute cafe. The coffee is tasty, standard but won't blow your mind. The pastries, on the other hand, are amazing, at least the one I had. I got: Sweet Cold Foam Cold Brew $5.10 | Spinach Bistro $? It was a cold and rainy day but Cold Brew is always one of my top picks and I'm glad I added the Sweet Cold Foam. It added a nice touch of sweetness without being overly sweet, just how I like it. The coffee was good but wasn't anything out of the ordinary. Per usual, I never finish mine as I'm quite sensitive to caffeine and even drinking half, I'm constantly needing to release my bladder. But this is perfect for me because then I have coffee for the next day. The bistro, however, was so so good, buttery and flaky pastry with a creamy, savory spinach filling. They heated it up which probably attributed to it tasting so good. I could have eaten three of these but I only got one and it was the perfect snack. Their website mentions their dedication to honoring the land, however, there is no specific information provided about eco-packaging or sustainability practices, bummer. It also suggests that they source their coffee from various regions around the world and they mentioned that they have a roasting plant in Brooklyn. They're located on a small street in the Urby apartment complex. This area looks quite new and nice compared to other parts of Harrison that I've seen. It seems mostly like a residential area, I tried to walk around but there wasn't much, mostly homes. I took an Uber here but according to other reviewers, it looks like there's a paid, unvalidated parking garage or metered street parking available. The inside is very cute and modern, giving off treehouse vibes. There's plenty of inside seating and outside seating. I will, however, mention that the coffee shop does get quite loud even when there aren't a lot of people. I think it's because it's a large room with high ceilings which intensifies echoes. I had to take a lot of work calls and clients were having a really hard time hearing me. I tried to work outside, however, the wifi didn't seem to reach well. Service was fine, although, I felt that some of the employees were a bit curt. Came on a Wednesday around 9 AM and there was no wait to order, my drink was ready shortly after. I think for the quality and quantity, the price is right. Coffee will never be affordable in my eyes, I see it as a luxury to have every once in a while. ”