

Capital One Cafés are part bank, part café–all in one place. Everyone’s welcome, whether you bank with us or not. Come in for everyday banking and in-person support from Ambassadors. Café ATMs are fee-free for Capital One Checking account holders to get cash, deposit cash or checks, or check their balance. Enjoy world-class coffee from Verve Coffee Roasters and an all-day food menu. Get 50% off handcrafted beverages every day when paying with a Capital One or Discover debit or credit card. Settle in and enjoy free Wi-Fi and comfortable spaces for working, meeting or taking a break. You can even work toward money goals with free-for-everyone financial literacy events and workshops. Capital One N.A., Member FDIC.
Bank-affiliated coffeehouse chain offering hot drinks & free WiFi in a modern setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 135 S 17th St Ste A Suite A, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: (215) 239-2765
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Reviews
The atmosphere is amazing — two floors, plenty of space, and such a relaxing vibe. They even have breakout rooms you can reserve for computer work, schoolwork, or group meetings.
Everyone is friendly, the space is clean, and it’s open until 7 PM.
I highly recommend this café. This is definitely my new hangout spot.
Clean bathrooms (though today there wasn’t toilet paper).
I like that Capital One cardholders get half off using their Capital One card
We both tried the gingersnap latte – it was good, but it wasn’t something I personally would reorder
The baristas were friendly, and I would love to come back and try other drinks on the menu (and continue getting half off with my Capital One card)!
Service seemed fast but it was a random business day morning so it’s hard to tell really.
Lots of seating areas from the cafe part and many areas extended upstairs. Cute and trendy looks. I’d definitely stop again!
The coffee can be very good, but a disconnect between the cashier and the barista often leads to imperfect coffee specifications.
When the place is quiet, it is an excellent place to work because there is plenty of seating and outlets. However, there are many non-paying customers at any given point that come in off the street and and take up tables/chairs for hours without making any purchases. When the place is packed and there is no where to sit, it becomes frustrating that the employees do not do enough to police these campers for the sake of their paying customers.
However I had a very unpleasant experience with the staff here. Around 15 minutes before closing they had multiple staff come up to me around 4 times in the span of 2 minutes telling me the place is closing soon (and one particular staff was around 3 of those times.) Then around 5-10 minutes before closing while I was still packing up that staff started yelling at me and said things he probably shouldn’t say to customers like “there’s always that one customer”. It really ruined my mood and it was quite inappropriate given that I wasn’t like trying to stick around after closing and still had a few minutes to pack up. Since then I have been avoiding this cafe even though I quite enjoy working there. There’s typical Philly rudeness but this was another level.