One stop shop. They have everything here breakfast, lunch, lattes, teas, coffee, and pastries. Indoor and outdoor seating available. The chipotle chicken salad, bacon burrito, and classic avocado toast were delicious. Average portion sizes. Costly. Everything made fresh with quality ingredients. They have a great vegan pastry selection. Limited street/ meter parking.

The service was excellent and remarkably quick. They offered a delightful variety of beverages and pastries. It is a charming location for a late morning coffee before attending a Padres game. The only aspect that could be improved is the inclusion of sugar-free options.

I love how this location is open on weekends! Their brekkie sandwhiches are so good and they have lots of other food options to choose from. I always get their iced matcha and it's so refreshing.

I've already given a review for this location but felt the need to update it with the following info. First and foremost, quality coffee will always be priority #1 for a good coffee shop. Copa Vida is that. After the coffee, their employees/team are incredible. Time and time again they continue to offer top notch customer service. If you're in or near downtown San Diego this Copa Vida and their staff is a must visit. Enjoy! PS - The food is super good too!

I really love Copa Vida and go here often. Parking is not easy so unless you are already in the area, I don't know that it would make sense to go. I think the regulars are people that live/work nearby. They have indoor and outdoor seating, and the seating is pretty far apart and not cramped. The chairs are not the most comfortable but are what you would expect at a coffee shop. The chorizo burrito is my favorite thing to get, and it's a pretty big portion. I rarely eat the whole thing at once unless I'm really hungry. It has potatoes, egg, and chorizo. I will say it is more heavy on the potatoes than anything else but in my opinion that's not a bad thing! The salsa they serve with it is very good as well, I usually ask for 1 extra cup as it's pretty small. I haven't bought any of the other burritos yet because I am still hooked on the chorizo one, but I will eventually. They have a lot of seasonal specialty drinks as well as the usual items. They are usually pretty unique and taste good, and I was told they make some of the juices themselves. I've become a bit of a regular and I'd definitely suggest checking it out if it's convenient, and you are looking for a change from Starbucks. The food at Copa Vida is much better and made fresh.

Dependable chain restaurant. Breakfast menu is diverse - and the more fringe items are as tasty as the mainstream choices. Staff is friendly. Restaurant is clean and comfortable.

This place is cool. I like the location - it's close to home. The service is great and the hot food is delish. I was disappointed in the blueberry scone - it was too dry for my liking. Yes, I know scones are dry, but this one was different. I didn't finish it :(

Open airy cafe, seemed fairly bustling on a Thursday late morning. Lots of interesting tea options which I liked in addition to lots of usual coffee options. I got to have my puer tea - had it in Hong Kong for the first time and rarely see it offered. Ordered a the pulled chicken burrito bowl. It was fine - spicier than I expected. I guess I really am a punk when it comes to spice now. Big scoop of guac. Nice corn bean onion salad. Small scoop of Asian white rice. Altogether including tip was $23 so kinda pricy but I think all food is like this now. I would def go back if I'm in the area. Workers were friendly and in a good mood.

Enjoyed our quick breakfast at Copa Vida in the East Village. Friendly staff, spacious and clean cafe, and delicious food at a reasonable price! Food: 1. Ham Brekkie Sandwich (5/5) 2. House Granola Yogurt Parfait (4.5/5) 3. Pistachio Scone (4/5)