Mylo Coffee Co

So happy that I stumbled onto this place yesterday while looking for Kroger… So I made a mental note to stop in this morning on my way out of town. What a cute place. Very charming, in a really cute part of town, and friendly staff eager to help you select just the right pastry for you. I went with the snickerdoodle which was amazing! I also ordered the vanilla bean mocha — another winner. I will remember this place for the next if I am passing through again.

Coffee was delicious. Ambience great. Staff friendly.
Mochi donut — definitely an acquired taste.

I don’t know why people like this place. In short, you are going to pay $ 5 for a half filled cup of coffee. Not like a mug you would have at home, literally 4oz of coffee with a fancy name for $ 5.50. I though maybe there was some secret everyone knew but me. Nope. If you want to blow your cash on hipsters charging outrageous prices for small muffins and tiny coffee, by all means, come here and pay for the atmosphere. My recommendation, might as well get Starbucks, same quality for a fraction of the price. Literally ¹⁄₅ of the price. You can go there and get a venti, you know Italian for 20. As in 20oz for the same $ 5.50 you would spend here.

Nice, upscale LOCAL alternative to Starbucks that offers great in-​house treats, Loblolly ice cream and adorable designs in your latte. I like the feel of the place, the location and they have wifi in a pinch. The pricing is a little high, but the quality is there as well. Not a life changing experience, just never disappointing.

Very nice coffee shop. Great customer service. Must try their mochi donut. It has a hint of orange flavor in it. Good music in the background and this place really draws in the crowd.

By far the best coffee I’ve found in Little Rock. Very hip but man does it live up to its hype. You pay for excellent quality here and we haven’t been disappointed. The pastries are excellent and made in house.
I was very impressed with the barista skills. As a barista and veteran café manager myself I can be a harsh critic but everything I have tried has left me nothing less than impressed. I loved my iced latte with rosewater and the almond milk latte I’d tried before was frothed perfectly (art included) no easy feat for almond milk.
My husband and I have tried the bagel and lox (well done) and the granola and yogurt. The granola is made in house and maybe the best I’ve ever had. Big chunks lots of flavor and served with local berries. I’ll be a regular.

While I LOVE their breakfast treats — both sweet & savory — I just can’t fall in love with their coffee. I keep going back and getting it, but it’s just somewhat bitter for me. I developed a love for coffee while living on the west coast though, so maybe I just have different taste preferences?
However, nothing beats their Kouign Amann, Dark Chocolate & Banana Muffin, Scotch Egg, Sausage Bread Pudding… I could keep going but those are my favs. Minus one star because it’s a little on the pricey side for Little Rock I think (maybe $ 4 – 6 for pastries and $ 3 – 5 for coffees). Plus one star because the wifi is great which isn’t always a guarantee in Little Rock I’ve found.

I stopped in Mylo to meet a client and was very please with the atmosphere, the drinks, and the food. I got the rose tea to sip while I was there, and purchased a french press coffee and pastry for the road.
I live about 1K feet from Mylo and I am sad to say it took me so long to visit! With wifi, a selection of local chocolates from Izzard, great coffee, and lots of space to visit, I will be visiting much more in the future!

Nice coffee shop. Love the rose water cappuccino. Unique in taste and quite lovely. Definitely like coming here to enjoy a nice cup of cappuccino.
However, during my recent visit I was craving a buttery croissant and they did not have one. I don’t like the fact that they only keep a small inventory of freshly baked goods. Customers come to enjoy a cup of good coffee and sometimes choose to have something with it.
What’s the purpose of having food if you’re not going to make enough for your customers to buy. If you run out in the morning you should always have a fresh batch ready to serve in the afternoon.

I gave this spot 3 tries before finally admitting to myself that no matter how much I wanted it to be a great food and beverage addition to the neighborhood, it has fallen way short.
1. Newcomers will have a hard time navigating their ordering setup.
2. The service is non-​existent; which means good luck on figuring out where to place an order. Don’t get it wrong or they may scold you.
3. I was just a little surprised that I would pay $ 4 for a cup of coffee and then be asked to microwave my own food.
4. That cup of coffee was sour and so was the one before it.
Maybe they can shoot for higher goals in the years to come and be a real coffee destination.

How have I not review Mylo?
Here’s the skinny: Hipster coffee, beautiful open setting with lots of windows, wi-​fi, great spot to study, great spot to do a quick meeting, or sit and watch the world go by.
It’s a classic example of what they tell me is called «Third Wave Coffee.» Very fancy, very carefully made, with a well-​covered trail from start to finish. You can ask if your coffee had friends growing up, or if it was free-​range (only joking of course)
The coffee is very, very good. The food and drinks are as much locally made and sourced as possible, the take-​out cups are nice, the wi-​fi is fast — all in all, it’s a great, community-​minded, trendy popular place. It’s also a super-​expensive cup of coffee, this morning I got a Cappuccino and a Chai Latte and it ran me $ 8. The food is even more of a big bucks for bang kind of deal. It’s good, it’s local buuuut it’s not cheap.
Great spot if you really want to savor that fancy coffee drink, not a great spot for a quick, everyday cup of joe.

Really tasty lox and bagel breakfast. Mocha was just OK. The guy at the register was not friendly, not helpful, and not nice which was such a sad thing to encounter. The girl making my mocha was nicer. She should have been up front with her bright smile! This is such a cute little shop and the ginger cookies I bought for my employees were yummy, but they need better staffing for the front of the house.

This little hipster haven would by my office-​away-​from-​home if I lived in Little Rock. Such epic natural light. Such scrumptious pastries. Such strong coffee and wifi. The rosewater latte is their signature drink, and was a bit syrupy-​sweet for my taste… I was hoping for more of a «hint» of rose. But, still very tasty if you can handle sweet drinks.
Mylo is nearly a solid 5-​star experience, but the prices were just shockingly high (and I’m from the Bay Area!). $ 5 cappucino, $ 6 granola bowl… it could certainly add up as a daily habit. But, there are plenty busy with folks who are happy to pay more for a lovely space to sip in.

Much like many of the establishments that are located in the expanse of Little Rock. Mylo Coffee Co is a drive out of the way for me and most. I finally had an afternoon to myself and made the trek from SoMa to Upper Kavanaugh.
The next part of this story may shock some, but not others…
The cappuccino here is amazing. I can’t say awesome as it didn’t leave me in a breathless moment of awe, but amazing is suiting for the fine representation of cappuccino glory that was indulged that brisk and windy afternoon.
The price though a little high for some was not high for me. To grab a drink of this calibre would require at least airfare to a nation far away. It had me reminiscing of days long past when I actually traversed the streets of Italia.
I sat for a spell studying for a moment. All the while sipping on my well crafted beverage, savoring every instance because it is that good.
Despite the ambiance, and chatter of distant conversations I was able to find a quiet and peaceful space near the window. I took it all in, the natural light of the coffee house, the cordial staff, the patrons who wandered in and out, and the busy people and on lookers passing by street side.
Their coffee house may be a drive, but it’s an escape. It’s an escape from commercialized powerhouses. I saw that some said the house coffee isn’t their thing, but you’d be remiss if you didn’t try one item on their menu. I chose the cappuccino, and I’m glad I did. I believe that selection will suit me just fine when I make future visits to Mylo Coffee Co on Upper Kavanaugh.

What an amazing coffee place. I ordered the Cappuccino coffee and hummus and pickle sandwich. The Cappuccino I had here was one of the best coffees I have ever had, some reviews (kind of) complain about the price but I did not find it too expensive ($ 4), especially taking into consideration the quality. Hummus and pickle was filling, and tasted okay, maybe because the bread was over toasted. They have several vegetarian options so next time I am here I will like to try out their falafel.
The environment of this coffee shop was amazing. Located into a building which is surrounded by gift shops, bars, and house-​offices. Interior design was also amazing, not too hip or too old style, a perfect place to just seat and enjoy a good cup of coffee with friends!

I really liked the atmosphere and the vibe of this place. I think it would be a great place to work or read a book and watch people walking up and down the street. I would love to have a coffee house like this at home. I got a beautiful and yummy hot chocolate. I wish I would have had room to try one of their bakery offerings which looked really good in the case, but unfortunately I will still too full from breakfast.

This is my go-​to spot. It’s a great place to work, have coffee, meet with friends or on business, have lunch or snacks, stop for a mineral water… I love the natural lighting! That’s tough to find in Little Rock.
I prefer Americano to their coffee.

I love Mylo! This is one of the first coffee shops I visited in Little Rock, and it did not disappoint. The ambiance is wonderful, modern and sheek yet with just enough neutral colors (and plants!) to make it feel homey. The drinks are good, although I thought the latte I got was more bitter than I expected. It was nice and strong, however. I also ordered an almond chai, which was very, very good. Staff are friendly and there is self serve water. I came during a time that wasn’t too crowded, but as afternoon set in, it soon became quite busy. The crowd here is eclectic, although its seems like hipsters frequent Mylo pretty often. I have not tried the food here, but am excited to the next time I go. I’ll definitely be making this my to go spot for lazy afternoons and quiet weekends.

I went here while I was traveling. It’s hard to find a coffee house that actually knows what they are doing… and thing place was amazing.
They had perfectly roasted coffee. Smooth seemed almond milk. And the best croissant I may have ever had. All this surrounded by a simply decorated and clean atmosphere.
I also purchased a cold brewed coffee and chai to-​go, both were bottled. I was shocked at how good they both were and I wish I had more!!! (I live 9 hours away)
The customer service we spot on too! They were busy, but everyone was taken care of quickly.
I will be back for sure.
Stay rad Mylo Coffee… you rock.

Nice little café that serves coffee, tea, and bakeries. Looks like bakeries are inspired by DA bakery in NY. Not bad considering this place is miles from that place. Also, there is no silly amount of people waiting for cronuts.
Mocha was good. Smooth coffee and good chocolate. Should had the plain coffee to get better taste of it. Oh well. Overall good drink and food.