The 13 Best Places for Soy Lattes in Madison

Renae L: This is a fairly large Starbucks. Crazy busy during farmers market. Predictably good vent soy latte w sugar free vanilla.

Molly Reppen: the upstairs patio is amazing! great for people watching too.

Kevin Brouillette: All the baristas here were really nice! Probably all college students, but they all seemed engaged in their work

Alexis Bendjouia: The eggs diablo are unreal!!! Great bread, cozy spot, outdoor seating, very fresh!

Clare: The tarts & danishes taste like Jesus. Soooooo fucking good.

Mike Hanson: Get a brioche and a coffee $4.70

ᴡ Luther: Indoor seating can be really awkward, but I LOVE their chai lattes, so it's worth it. Muffins and breakfast dishes are really good too.

Patrick Hills: Have to re-login to WiFi once an hour. Super annoying.

Olivia DiNucci: This place is awesome! It's open to the outside, one barrel is on tap, and they don't have just "coffee shop food"-- real, quality food! Need I say more?

Nic Schilling: Greek Wrap is awesome, awesome, awesome. I always look forward to the chips and salsa too!

Wendy Soucie: If you like almond milk as a non dairy alternative, they make the drinks best with it.

Tracey Ziegler: Try the baked oatmeal. It is great and Yola's focuses on as natural and local as possible.

Jackie Oh: Love the staff! Always seems to be the same friendly faces each time we stop by! They make a great hazelnut latte!

Jonathan Van Dyke: Really nice new location. Finally, a Starbucks in the East towne Mall area that ISN'T in the East Towne Mall.

Patrick OConnor: Best Starbucks in town.

Greg Thompson: First trip here, will definitely return. The smoked trout crepe was stellar. Great coffee as well.

Matthew Rathbone: This place is so hipster it's like you've been transported to Brooklyn or San Francisco. However, the prices are still Madison friendly

Alex Grandelis: Get a pour over and a savory crepe make sure to arrive early (or late) as it's usually busy.

B Zeids: Both the turkey and tomato+mozzarella paninis are really good. Fresh fruit sodas are great too.

Craig Spaulding: Rockinest coffee in town. Most progressive. Feels like the center of my universe. You run in to ALL types here. Located in the heart of the 48th Assembly district.

They call me Portugal Benjamin Hoppe: Bring a book or your kindle. No wifi. Great for reading or meeting a friend - not for getting work done. Also quite sunny which is nice in the winter!

Austin Cope: Coffee's okay, but the vibe, service, and home-made brownies are excellent. A great place to meet with friends (and clients).

jon zimmrrman: Yes cash only but they have ATM in store. That Terence dude? Grow up.

Ross Nelezen: No more credit card minimum!

Bryan O'Dell: You won't go wrong with anything here. Some things have milk in them during prep, but not all. So, just ask. The staff is always kind and helpful.

Emily Markenson: They give dog treats!

Joe Long: Best baristas in town!

Jessa Moore: Feta walnut platters is to die for!

Clare: Their Caramel Macchiato is awesome. Their Chai Charger is awesome. Their smoothies are awesome. The food is awesome. As long as you can find a seat, it's a worthy hangout spot for reals.

Paul Baker: yummy baked goods and good coffee. This space hosts live performances, bless their hearts.

Michelle Neverman: Best Place on EARTH to go for Gelato, sandwiches, soups and coffee!!

Michelle Shuler: The new Apple Fritter French Toast is pretty spectacular!

Frank Cain: The Chai Frappe is amazing!

Max Mattei: The Original Hummus Plate is amazing. Definitely try it out!

JS Fauquet: Hungry? Get the hummus plate. Unbelievably good.

Sara Toeppler: Best chai ever. Love this place!

Paul Baker: Excellent pastries, excellent coffee, lots of live alternative music, and a Haight-Ashbury vibe.

Clare: Giant Cupcakes FTW.

Rebecca Lin: Don't be a fool. Bring cash.