Devout Coffee

I love the hipster vibe in this cute coffee shop. I loved the aesthetic inside mixing dark woods and metals with cute clear votives and greenery on the tables. The coffee itself is amazing! The service was speedy and I love the latte art.
I’m only giving them three stars as I definitely asked for decaf and they gave me regular. I love caffeine, but drinking coffee at 5pm means I won’t sleep. Therefore I couldn’t fall asleep last night until about 2am which is super frustrating when I have to get up at 6am. It’s honestly not a big deal, but what if I was allergic to caffeine or pregnant?

Loving these third-​wave coffee shops located all around the bay area! Devout coffee is located on Niles, which seems to be a street forgotten in time. The street is lined with tons of antique shops, bar/​liquor stores, boutiques and of course Devout.
The shop itself is rather small with window bar seating, tables and a comfy couch. They provide coffee, non-​coffee, limited variety of soda, pastries, beans and merch. Wi-​Fi is fast and free, outlets are limited to the walls where the tables are up against.
How’s the coffee? Devout has a rather simplistic approach to their menu with double-​shots of espresso and or milk in ounces of 3, 4.5,6 or 10. They do serve espresso, lattes, mocha made with TCHO chocolate or steamed milk/​almond milk. I’ve had their latte, mocha and their pourover. I personally enjoyed my pour over, but appreciated their lattes as well. The barista’s are well informed on the beans they serve and it’s always mesmorizing such things as pour overs. I had the Ethiopian Chelelektu for my pour over which was definitely full-​bodied, sooo clean and floral (honey suckle) and fruit notes which I thought was amazing. Definitely the type of coffee I enjoy! I had the Maple Bacon Cronut and thought it was good, but could’ve been better … the cronut was more chewy and not crisp at all. The maple glaze was good, but had a thick consistency and lacked the bacon flavor it was advertised to have. Perhaps these are better earlier on in the day.
The only con is that this place is limited in seating and fills up quite fast and that the line quickly goes out the door. It also is a bit pricier, but I feel that it’s well deserving considering the space and the craft of coffee that really makes this place what it is.
Definitely a gem! Devout has really achieved their mission of providing a little bit of coffee culture in Fremont with their shop.

This tiny town of Niles is literally the cutest thing. Looking to your left of Devout Coffee is just like a painting. The hills are just so green and beautiful. I love it! The great location honestly made the place a much more lovely place to visit and put me in a good mood to try the drinks.
My friend ordered the latte and I ordered the hot chocolate. Both were solid drinks. The latte was definitely pretty strong and my hot chocolate could’ve been a bit sweeter. I was really hoping they would still have some cronuts, but I guess they run out of those earlier on in the day. I really love the ambience of this café, so I would probably come back. I really wish there were more seating!

Awesome spot in Fremont. Really friendly baristas, amazing coffee, nice pastries, great ambiance. Pretty much everything you want in a hipster coffee spot.
Heads up, if you go here on the weekend you may encounter some interesting bikers from the bar next door. They won’t do you any harm but yeah, makes for some intriguing people watching.

Nice coffee shop located in the Niles District Neighborhood.
They have two long tables with six chairs per table, so I wouldn’t recommend studying here unless you have a backup location. Parking wasn’t difficult since there’s a decent sized parking lot nearby across the street.
Most of their drinks are served with 2 shots of espresso. The different size depends on how much milk foam you want over the espresso. If you’re looking for something without caffeine, they serve hot tea for $ 3.
Quick summary.
If you’re coming here hoping for modern drinks such as coffee blended drinks, green tea tea lattes, and flavored iced tea. you’re in the wrong place! This place is for those who can appreciate espresso and cold brew.

Yep, everything you heard about this place is true!
The coffee roast here is really, really good. Once you had a Flat White here, you simply won’t go back to Starbucks or other chains as you start to realize how poor their coffee actually tastes.
Even if you are not a coffee expert, you’ll realize that they really know how to work their coffee beans to get out a unique flavor.
The vibes are unique too. Very hipster, very cool — almost a little bit like Venice Beach. Really love this place as it is much more than just about the coffee.
Oh, and did I mention their sweets and little pastries? Super fresh and super yummy too — and not too sweet.
And the best: The place is rather cheap.
Certainly a true gem!

ARTISAN BEANS WITHOUT THE COFFEE SNOBBERY.
Whenever I’m in the Fremont area, I always make it a point to visit Devout Coffee. Though somewhat similar to coffee houses in downtown SF with a small artisan Menu and casual, hipster vibe, Devout emits an even more chillax and airy type of ambiance. I really feel a genuine sense of welcoming (none of that fake ish around here) and relaxation, and of course, pretty darn good coffee.
Whether you’re a huge coffee drinker or not, Devout has everything one would only hope for in a coffee house. Coffee beans from all over the world, TCHO chocolate options, and scrumptious pastry varieties. The barista’s here know their beans and love talking to their customers about their specials and top recommendations.
I typically order a 10 oz. cup of TCHO Hot Chocolate ($ 5), and for the more trying days, I opt for the 4.5 oz espresso with regular milk ($ 3.25) for the extra energy boost.
The whole vibe of the venue pretty much speaks for itself as if there was a calling for Devout to settle in the quaint, wild-​west city of the Niles District. The ambiance, chill with a touch of rustic feel throughout. This coffee house is meant to be here and I hope it’s here to stay.
+ Street parking available near the venue.
+ Indoor and outside seating available.
+ FREE WiFi.

One word: strong.
I’ve been meaning to give Devout a try because it isn’t a far drive away. I’m a weanie when it comes to coffee drinks, but I wanted to experience that coffee house vibe that Devout clearly emits.
Strong drinks. I had a almond milk latte that was very bitter, much like the 90% dark chocolate bars I like to eat. Even though this definitely jazzercised my tastebuds upon first sip, I was elated to know that they did not add the sweetener in my drink. Kudos to that, as I’m always fighting coffee and milk tea shops on their sweetness levels.
Strong hipster vibes. Who doesn’t love neatly decorated interior with a backyard decorated with green plants, wooden tables, and cool stools? The decorations make a difference as I’m sipping my bitter drink!
Strong customer service. As I stated, I pretty much know nothing about coffee, but the barista explained how to order at Devout with patience. It’s good to know the staff is very receptive to the amateurs of the coffee world.
With all this, I’d have to say I’m pretty impressed with Devout! What a great gem located in the Niles District of Fremont! Thanks for the kind help when ordering; there are some people who deserve that extra 20% tip. :)

I’m not a big coffee buff. I’m the jackass in line at a cool coffee place who stumbles over the difference between the roasts and puzzles over iced coffee and cold brew. Most days, I won’t even bother leaving my house for coffee. The french press will do just nicely. I just know that I like the buzz you get when you have a nice strong cup of coffee. I’ll leave the house and put on pants for Devout. It’s just that good.
It’s a nice shop located in historic Niles, facing the rolling hills of Mission Peak. Scenery — check. They serve a myriad of pastries if you prefer to nosh while you sip. Sweet or savory, take your pick. The nomz — check. Since my summer visits, I’ve noticed they’ve added more spacious tables so you can plug away at that book or stupid Excel formula you can’t quite figure out. The staff is nice and the place is not very noisy at all. Ambience — check.
One day, I will actually do my homework and be able to talk to the nice baristas over the counter about which beans/​flavor/​whatever I’m looking for. For now, I’m happy just furtively glancing at the menu and ordering that sweet 10oz cup of happiness.

so my friend n I was in Fremont finishing up on our yummy premium self serve at Milkcow Café. we were looking to go somewhere new to hangout n chat some more. altho it was quite a drive from where we were, we went ahead n went into this undiscovered part of Fremont. undiscovered meaning «whoa, I did not know this tiny town of Niles even existed…»
Devout Coffee is located in the tiny downtown of Niles. (yes, the address is still in Fremont. don’t get confused.) the homey feel n ambience of the cute shop lends to good ol’ Americana. I mean there’s a ginormous US flag on one of the walls. there’s also extra seating outside on the patio. we would’ve sat outside if the weather was better. maybe next time.
they do good quality coffees like cold brews, pour overs, uses different beans from countries like Costa Rica, Columbia, Rwanda etc. they also have a big machine in the back where ppl can c how their beans go through the process. so unique! the pastries all looked delicious. (from a bakery in Oakland.) I was looking for their maple bacon Cronut, but they had run out. not a surprise, but still had to ask right?
the only bad thing about Devout Coffee would probably b the street parking n the over-​crowdedness. it’s not a large place so it gets filled up fast. we had to rush to grab seats when ppl left.

I asked for a mocha in a to-​go cup but I accidentally took someone’s drink for here. My bad… the barista looked at me with disbelief. Took me awhile to realize it, my bad customer before me. I hope you ain’t mad.lol.
They remodeled the place quite nicely. There’s actual tables, a bathroom, and couches to just chill. Menu is simple and clean. Dedicated to those real coffee lovers out there, I’m sure. The interior is looking legit. Hipster vibe, whatever that means. They dress nice and wear glasses. Simple.

Perfect little shop to add onto this antique filled strip! Devout coffee has an ambience of it’s own, with large windows to look out into the street and wooden tables and a couch to add to the comforting homey feel. It’s a perfect stop while walking down and visiting all the shops this area has to offer. My girlfriend and I came from San Jose just to stop on in and Devout Coffee did not disappoint! We were greeted right away and the line was not long at all. The drink menu is simple, comprised just of the basics, lattes in different sizes, cold brew, tea, and hot chocolate. We ordered their hot chocolate and 6oz. latte. They use clover organic milk! Their espresso was strong and smooth, but nothing too memorable. Their hot chocolate however was surprisingly good! It tasted similar to Santa Cruz’s Mutari chocolate which I think is one of the best hot chocolates out there.
I was afraid they would run out of pastries, but luckily it was pretty much fully stocked! We got the blueberry donut, bombolini, and goat cheese pretzel. They were put on the cutest mini wooden paddles. My girlfriend and I normally do not like goat cheese, but this pretzel was so good! The tasty cheese balanced out well with the thick pretzel. The bombolini was filled with raspberry jam and was not too sweet. I can’t wait to come back and try everything else!
As for the beautiful patio I have heard much about, I unfortunately was not able to see it because it was raining like crazy the day I came. I guess that just means I have to come back!

First off, I love the city of Niles. It has that small-​town feel, but is still close enough to the hustle and bustle of Silicon Valley life. Second, the shop is pretty small. There are a few tables and chairs to hang out, but I wouldn’t call it a place to plug in your laptop and stay for a few hours. More like a place where you can order some coffee and hangout with some friends for 45mins to an hour.
Keep it simple whenever you come here. Get the espresso with Organic Clover Milk. It is probably one of the best tasting coffees I’ve had. I’m not a coffee aficionado, but I do know what my palate like. There’s no sugar, so you won’t mask the superb coffee taste.
I’ve also tried the Iced Coffee with Tcho. Skip it. It wasn’t sweet enough for one and the chocolate overpowered the coffee taste. For this drink, I’d recommend adding some kind of sweetener.
If it wasn’t so far, I’d definitely come back. However, while I love Niles, I don’t think I’ll drive that far just for coffee. But, feel free to open one up in San Jose, Mr. Devout Coffee owners!!!

Devout is definitely one of my favorite coffee shops in Fremont! They have great drips and coffees, and use Tcho for their mochas. Baristas seem very hipster (the whole dirty-​overall-​carpenter look), and coffee shop itself has a very hipster vibe.
I wish it was closer to the South Bay area, since driving here is kind of a pain since I’m rarely ever in Niles.

Niles is an interesting area — like a small bubble of a community that is hidden in the midst of a sprawl suburban. It’s 15 mins away but this coffee place will be worth the return trip. I think it’s safe to say place in the greater Fremont area — by far. The menu is small but you should always want quality over quantity when it comes to a café. Friendly staff and very chill atomosphere.
Have a maple glazed cronut, get some TCHO chocolate, sip on an espresso, and enjoy life sitting out when the weather is nice.

Tried out Devout Coffee in Niles because it’s in Fremont and lots of Unilocalers like it. Had the hubby buy me my latte so I didn’t see that cost, he said $ 3.50, not sure the size but the cup they use for in their shop is small without handles! Coffee is strong so it kept me awake for a while.
B. liked his pour-​over.
He got a pretzel which was just ok. I wanted the pecan sticky thing but it’s $ 4.50 and I was pretty full. Maybe next time.
I bought Dick Taylor limited edition Bolivia chocolate they charged $ 9.50 and then have to pay for tax on it. Over $ 10 for a chocolate bar. It was nominated for a SF Award so it should be good. Will eat it soon.
They take credit cards. Separate bathrooms. Women’s had 2 stalls and 1 sink.
Hrs:
M-​F 7am-​6pm
Sat & Sun 8am-​7pm
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Devout Coffee is exactly the place I’ve always pictured myself going to. Simple menu with coffee makers who truly love the art of coffee making. The décor is beautiful with lots of reclaimed wood pieces + welded metals. I’ve often found myself drinking my coffee here because it’s just a great atmosphere.
Be sure to check out the outdoor space: beautiful, small patio that has picnic tables with some metal art and places to post your bikes.

I’m all about the ambiance of a coffee shop place and Devout Coffee definitely does not disappoint. I’ve heard about this place from various friends, but finally had the chance to drop by yesterday afternoon. Walking inside, Devout Coffee definitely has that «hipster» vibe and we were greeted by a friendly cashier. The cashier filled us in on certain drinks we can order, and my friend and I ended up ordering our own 10 oz. with TCHO chocolate, which was $ 5.00 each. I also ordered the very last Cinnamon Sugar Cronut, which served as a delicious and satisfying snack! As for the drink, it was a bit too «bitter» for my taste since I’m more of a sweet tooth kind of gal. A stranger that we befriended after a 45 minute chat with her recommended that we order the espresso next time around, as it will taste a bit sweeter for our taste buds. Thanks girl!
Inside of the coffee shop, you have your tables and cute little potted plants to maintain that hipster ambiance. It is a bit dark inside of the shop, so I mainly recommend this place for chill time instead of serious get-​down-​to-​business work. However, the main reason I visited Devout Coffee was for the patio outside — it is beyond gorgeous. You have lightbulbs draped across the sky, a gorgeous wall with many succulents and plants growing, a wooden «bar» area with stools, a wooden bench, a wooden table, and more — every key ingredient to make your Instagram post spammed with likes. I’m really all about the ambiance of a coffee shop because the appearance of a place can really make a difference in one’s first-​time experience and mood. I absolutely loved my time at Devout Coffee and will be back again!

A small, cute place in an area with an old-​town charm.
Was very surprised to see the modern décor. Great place to sit and chat with friends or work over a coffee. I loved my mocha. He even made a small swan (I believe!) on my mocha! :-)

Never have I ever looked forward to getting coffee as I do when I go to Devout Coffee. My usual is the 10oz. I wait in anticipation for my 10 ounces of pure coffee enjoyment. From the moment I walk in, I’m in coffee bean heaven. Here’s why:
–Parking is easy. You can park along the side street or around the corner.
–When you walk in and open the door, the décor is quite pleasing. They’ve added a couch and new tables so that coffee lovers can sit and read, listen to music and/​or work on their laptops.
–devout coffee has recently added a selection of pastries. I tried the maple bacon cronut and the Bomboloni. Both are delicious and fresh. This makes me happy!
NOW FOR THE COFFEE!!!
I’ve been going to devout coffee since they opened. When they had one table and outside seating. Now they have numerous tables a big comfy couch and seating outside. I initially came in to check out the coffee. At first sip, I was in love. I always get a 10 ounce and the artistry on top of my cup is pleasing to the eye, the first sip that you take, shows the artistry in «scrumdelyiciousness» of the art of coffee making, and the aroma from your cup is pleasing to the senses. The deep nutty taste of the espresso beans come through and it lasts to the last drop. Eventually, I’d like to try every single thing on the menu. But that will take several trips and I don’t mind at all.
So if you’re looking for a great cup of coffee with artesianal pastries then Devout Voffee is your place! The staff is so welcoming and it’s like having coffee in your living room with a few of your friends. This will be my go to place for coffee! This is a must try and a place to fall in love with your coffee dreamboat!