Owner is very nice. Great atmosphere with plenty tables for studying or meetings. The kids working are a part of an outreach program to give high school kids work experience. I love coming here to support the cause. Just be patient as the kids are learning.
(4)
James S.
I had the Sedona and it was great. Service was fair, not real slow but not great either thus 4 stars.
(4)
Tiffany T.
O M G... Vanilla Butter Pecan Iced Latte with a hint of Caramel.... Need I say more????
(5)
Gayle N.
The coffee is amazing! They make anything you want, and if you're not sure what to get, they recommend some great stuff! Their food is delicious as well! But the best part about this place is the service. The staff is incredibly friendly, and it's a nice, quiet place to study or relax!
(5)
L S.
Not so great anymore. I've been known to play hookie from time to time and stop by the local coffee shops to do homework or read. This used to be my favorite coffee shop. Not anymore. The previous owner had some amazingly nerdy things, local art, etc... the new guy, while nice (overly nice) has some charity pictures up, and put up televisions and plays music that is too loud... The quality of food and coffee has declined significantly since this change. I spent $7-something on a milky "mint mocha" which had no mocha flavor, and no mint flavor along with a blueberry muffin. The muffin was chewy (like it may have been made two days ago) and mostly flavorless. While trying to do homework, the manager/owner will regularly interrupt... Don't get me wrong, I'll probably come back here, but if there were another non-chain coffee shop in the area, I wouldn't... :(
(2)
Jim H.
Relaxed atmosphere, great coffee. Staff are cheerful and witty. I haven't yet tried the food, but I like the variety of offerings. It's a good thing they're not closer to the house...I would spend too much time there.
(4)
Dov G.
We were just running errands and were wanting breakfast, saw this place out of the corner of my eye. Made a u turn. Service was a bit slow, but had one of thier signature latte's 4 peaks, and a veggie frittata and was excellent. I will be comming back.
(5)
Marin U.
Great coffee, great prices and genuine people! I am glad it is so close to my house.
(5)
Courtney S.
Really cute place but very chaotic.
(2)
Jenny G.
Starbucks is overrated!!! This boutique barista hangout is fantastic. Inviting, cozy and great coffee. They have such a simple yet diverse menu. My favorite is the Old Town. Only place I've ever found a peanut butter coffee. They're very creative and unique with their concoctions. They have a raspberry white chocolate one too that I'm crazy about too. Today I tried their new chocolate gluten-free cookie. Amazing! They're service is just as good. They have a young team that is very personable and eager to please. I sometimes go in half asleep and always leave in a good mood. Buy local! Put your money back into your community!
(5)
Claire H.
This coffee shop is really great. They organized it well. The drinks are pretty good and reasonable price. Nice people working here. Definitely be back for more
(4)
Sarah B.
I love local coffee places. This place is great and the people are friendly. I am all about it. We had frozen yogurt and coffee and both were excellent. Go local!
(4)
Sharee S.
I am blessed to have found this place. At first it was the fact that they were a local business that served gluten and dairy alternatives that brought me here. Once in I learned the mission behind Java Grounds... inner city kids. This is also a passion of mine. This place is a beacon of light in our community. A family atmosphere where the friendly staff know your name. I can't rave about it enough. Will be back often.
(5)
Heather N.
I really wanted to like this place. When I went in, there were tons of tables. A good place to meet with a study group or just chat with girlfriends over coffee. There was also what looked like an omelette bar. It's clear Java Grounds is striving to be more than just a coffee house. It's part coffeehouse, part brunch restaurant, I guess :P. Anyway, the service, ambiance, and seating was great. The reason the rating is only 3 stars is because I didn't like my actual drink. That should comprise a pretty big portion of the rating, right? I ordered a soy spice chai latte. It was extremely watered down. I think the barista kept adding more milk and ice to fill up the cup. Since the ice melted almost immediately, even though I drank my latte right away, I could barely taste any spice or chai flavor. Extremely disappointing since I ordered spice intentionally because I love a flavorful chai. Definitely not worth $3.80 (including tip). Cute concept, but I will definitely not order a chai again.
(3)
Kimberly A.
I got the Prickly Pear, it is exactly what it says it is. It was missing a balance between the flavors and the coffee itself but it was still a good drink. I did not taste the food but it looked great. It is a great place to sit back and lounge or meet at with great service. They were super friendly and very caring! I was happy to see how interactive and how integrated they are with their neighborhood, being on a first name basis and showing interest in the families. It IS a neighborhood coffee shop, a quirky little place to enjoy a good drink and/or small meal with people who know you. Let's not forget the cause behind this little place, their workings in Heart for the city, helping inner city kids. Based on my experience I WILL be returning.
(4)
Alexandra B.
I had high expectations coming into this place, the display case was not flowing with pastries when you first walk in, and I felt as though I was limited in what I could order from. The smoothie I ordered was pretty good but it took a while for me to get it and the muffin, and also there was more than one unoccupied dirty table that I was surrounded by which was very unpleasant.
(2)
Tori P.
The baristas here are awesome! I would go out of my way to come here over Starbucks any day!
(5)
Kelly H.
I like the fact that this place is NOT a chain. The seasonal latte that I ordered was perfect! They named it the Roasted Reindeer. Made with hazelnut and white chocolate. Delicious! Not too sweet. Place is Comfortable and clean. Came back with a friend to have breakfast. We shared a egg sandwich on a croissant. It was tasty!
(4)
Jeff W.
I highly recommend Java Grounds Coffee House for a nice, relaxing place to enjoy some good coffee. Great selection, awesome lounge and friendly staff.
(5)
Ivy E.
Although the coffee here is good, when I came here there were dirty tables and the display case with pastries was practically empty. They seemed to be short staffed so getting my food took longer than I had expected. I love the cause but I was overall underwhelmed.
(2)
Marco L.
Great little place with awesome food (like, they literally make it from scratch) and great drinks, too. I highly recommend this place. Cool atmosphere. Also love that it benefits a great cause.
(5)
Katie H.
Just can't do it anymore. The place is a circus. The owner released the two men who knew anything about running a business and now it's just...... Bummer, it was my only real independently owned coffee shop anywhere near me. I'd rather force myself to learn to love McDonald's coffee. Great for your bible study groups though; complete with blaring Christian music all the bible thumpers have to scream over. I've gone through this business watching it change hands a few times and now it is time for me to exit.
(1)
Chris D.
Great Place. I have been by several times but never stopped. Had a chance to go there with a group of guys to meet up and chat. The ambience and size was better than expected. Everyone was friendly. Service was good and they had patience with us checking out a new menu. I got a regular coffee with room and almost got the breakfast deal but was not hungry at the time. Oh well, I will try that next time. Good flavor on the coffee and quick service. Enjoyed our time there very much. Price was decent even with a tip. I will review again upon my next visit and try some food as well.
(5)
Ann K.
The Funky Monkey....Heaven n a cup! I love this drink. The ham, egg & cheese on a cheese bagel was yummy too!
(5)
Jennifer R.
As a small business owner, it is important to me to support other small businesses instead of corporate chains. The service is very good, the coffee is tasty and they have a nice variety of breakfast and lunch foods. It is nice to see the same people every time I go in and I appreciate the staff addressing me by my name and knowing my order.
(5)
Jeffrey L.
I went there today with my girlfriend and we both got sandwiches and coffee. Everything was great! The atmosphere was good and we liked that they had seating outside cause while we enjoyed our coffees it was nice to be able to sit, use the wifi, and study too.
(5)
Samantha S.
I cannot say enough great things about Java Grounds. They're a local non-profit coffee shop with a great cause, & my drink costs seriously half the price of what I would pay at any chain shop. (Not that I would even mind paying the same; I like knowing my money is supporting something great here) Joe, Chad, Amanda, & Monique are all rock stars, make great recommendations, & get to know their regulars quickly. Within two weeks or so of coming here regularly, they all knew my name, & would have my drink ready for me before I got to the counter!! JG's only downside is that they can get a little busy in the mornings, so you do have to plan for a little extra time if you're going to stop in between 7-8:30am when everyone is on their way to work but that is my ONLY complaint. I love love love it here, & added bonus: they have specialty milks like soy, almond, AND rice milk!!
(5)
Mikela S.
I dread coming here, I'm sorry to say. It's only out of sheer necessity that I have. I love the cause behind this establishment but the service is usually off. Customers morph in servers then morph back into customers, the coffee isn't worth standing in line for. If you really just want a quick cuppa coffee - go into the Starbucks at Fry's - quick, fast and friendly.
(2)
Brandon M.
Can't say enough good things about this place. It's not on the menu but they serve a great cold pressed coffee which can be difficult to find. The frittatas are top notch, grab the egg white one if they have it w/ some salsa. The environment is always fun and inviting. There can be a wait when they get busy. Watch out for Amanda behind the counter, jokes fly indiscriminately. This place is also a non-profit and is used as a work program for inner city kids and benefits Heart for the City in Glendale. Can't ask for much more, awesome product, great environment, meaningful purpose.
(5)
Christopher O.
Java Grounds supports the community and the mission to help children. Great place. Food and service outstanding.
(5)
Kasie H.
This place is being delicious! I worked at Starbucks for several years and much prefer java grounds coffee! :)
(5)
Richard R.
Keep going past the Sbux and come here. Real (good) coffee and genuine people. This is the kind of place I think of when I think of great indie coffee shops. The first time I was there, they knew several patrons by sight and greeted them by name. We stopped by again yesterday on our way to the airport and the owner was just as friendly and engaging as the first time. I would be a regular here myself if I didn't live 900 miles away. Sigh.
(5)
Lanette H.
The spinach, tomato, and cheese frittata is awesome with Chili on top! Loved the Four Peaks latte. The service is great. They were so helpful and offered suggestions on ordering. This is my first time here eating lunch. Got a great latte to go. My son loved their chocolate cake pop and had some fresh fruit. Great selection of things to chose from.
(5)
Billy C.
Certain places I wait to review after multiple visits. Coffee houses being one of them. My first experience I encountered a cashier that didn't seem too familiar with the menu and services they had but the person making the drinks knew their stuff. I got a dirty iced chai (they call it wicked here) and it was pretty good. Espresso had good flavor and the chai was more sweet and spicy than others I have had, still good. Second time in I asked the question I should've the first time. "Do you serve toddy?" sure enough they do. It isn't on the menu but they have it and it is delicious. They brew it for 14 hours and they have the recipe down to a T. My only gripe is the interior seems to have an internal struggle of what it wants to be. Am I a restaurant? a coffee shop? a sandwich place? Regardless, drinks are pretty good here and I encourage you to try!
(4)
Sarah W.
This place makes me wish I lived in the north west valley. The blended coffee drink was to die for! I can only imagine how good the seasonal muffins might be. I wish I lived closer :(
(5)
Shelly H.
This is one cheerful coffee house! Never will you see a frown. Great place to get a cup of coffee or tea any time of day when you need that java boost. I have never had bad service. Very comfortable seating and stylish decor for relaxing and enjoying your cup of joe. Outside seating is also available.
(4)
Ryan J.
New ownership. Much improved coffee is food, espresso is great, and the food couldn't be better. Only complaint is their short hours, still hoping they someday stay open longer.
(5)
Cindy M.
As good as it gets. Great coffee. Nice selection of breakfast and bakery items. Loved my hot out of the oven muffin. Relaxed, spacious,inviting. Everything I want in a coffee/breakfast spot. Don't know why it took me so long to stop in, but happy I did.
(5)
Rafael C.
I was glad to find a nice cafe close to where I was staying on my last trip into town. This place has everything I could ask for when looking to stay for a while. Free Wifi ... check Flatscreen TV ... nice Comfy lounge area ... chillin' Tasty drinks ... yummy This place even offers a points reward type of loyalty program ... for those who keep coming back!
(4)
Jeri C.
Great coffee, pricing was right on, staff was extremely pleasant and very knowledgeable about items on the menu and was able to make a drink that I wanted to a T. Several drink and food items and combinations are available as well. Will be back here often!
(5)
Matthew R.
Love this coffee house. It's where I always go when I'm working mobile. Wifi, good seating, and a great variety of drinks and some pastries. The last owner really added some personality to the place. Ownership has recently (a few months ago) changed hands, and the new owners seem to be pretty nice guys. Hopefully they keep it up!
(5)
Amanda D.
Stopped in this morning for the first time and am so happy I did!! My husband and I each had a Iced Americano and it was Delicious. We will be back for the frozen yogurt next time. So glad to have found this cool spot.
(5)
Albert H.
Very courteous & professional staff on my recent re-visit. Good atmosphere with ample seating, including both comfy chairs as well as traditional tables with chairs. Several coffee options were there for those of us who tend to drink coffee at coffeehouses rather than some creampuff fat/no-fat mocha wispy whatever drinks that just happen to have espresso in them. Costa Rica drip coffee wasn't bad, though perhaps in hindsight I should have gone with the Kona blend. I'll stop by next time I hit Ray's for pizza just a few doors down.
(3)
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Address :8385 W Deer Valley Rd,Ste 111
Peoria, AZ, 85382
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Good for Working : Yes
Kari L.
Owner is very nice. Great atmosphere with plenty tables for studying or meetings. The kids working are a part of an outreach program to give high school kids work experience. I love coming here to support the cause. Just be patient as the kids are learning.
(4)James S.
I had the Sedona and it was great. Service was fair, not real slow but not great either thus 4 stars.
(4)Tiffany T.
O M G... Vanilla Butter Pecan Iced Latte with a hint of Caramel.... Need I say more????
(5)Gayle N.
The coffee is amazing! They make anything you want, and if you're not sure what to get, they recommend some great stuff! Their food is delicious as well! But the best part about this place is the service. The staff is incredibly friendly, and it's a nice, quiet place to study or relax!
(5)L S.
Not so great anymore. I've been known to play hookie from time to time and stop by the local coffee shops to do homework or read. This used to be my favorite coffee shop. Not anymore. The previous owner had some amazingly nerdy things, local art, etc... the new guy, while nice (overly nice) has some charity pictures up, and put up televisions and plays music that is too loud... The quality of food and coffee has declined significantly since this change. I spent $7-something on a milky "mint mocha" which had no mocha flavor, and no mint flavor along with a blueberry muffin. The muffin was chewy (like it may have been made two days ago) and mostly flavorless. While trying to do homework, the manager/owner will regularly interrupt... Don't get me wrong, I'll probably come back here, but if there were another non-chain coffee shop in the area, I wouldn't... :(
(2)Jim H.
Relaxed atmosphere, great coffee. Staff are cheerful and witty. I haven't yet tried the food, but I like the variety of offerings. It's a good thing they're not closer to the house...I would spend too much time there.
(4)Dov G.
We were just running errands and were wanting breakfast, saw this place out of the corner of my eye. Made a u turn. Service was a bit slow, but had one of thier signature latte's 4 peaks, and a veggie frittata and was excellent. I will be comming back.
(5)Marin U.
Great coffee, great prices and genuine people! I am glad it is so close to my house.
(5)Courtney S.
Really cute place but very chaotic.
(2)Jenny G.
Starbucks is overrated!!! This boutique barista hangout is fantastic. Inviting, cozy and great coffee. They have such a simple yet diverse menu. My favorite is the Old Town. Only place I've ever found a peanut butter coffee. They're very creative and unique with their concoctions. They have a raspberry white chocolate one too that I'm crazy about too. Today I tried their new chocolate gluten-free cookie. Amazing! They're service is just as good. They have a young team that is very personable and eager to please. I sometimes go in half asleep and always leave in a good mood. Buy local! Put your money back into your community!
(5)Claire H.
This coffee shop is really great. They organized it well. The drinks are pretty good and reasonable price. Nice people working here. Definitely be back for more
(4)Sarah B.
I love local coffee places. This place is great and the people are friendly. I am all about it. We had frozen yogurt and coffee and both were excellent. Go local!
(4)Sharee S.
I am blessed to have found this place. At first it was the fact that they were a local business that served gluten and dairy alternatives that brought me here. Once in I learned the mission behind Java Grounds... inner city kids. This is also a passion of mine. This place is a beacon of light in our community. A family atmosphere where the friendly staff know your name. I can't rave about it enough. Will be back often.
(5)Heather N.
I really wanted to like this place. When I went in, there were tons of tables. A good place to meet with a study group or just chat with girlfriends over coffee. There was also what looked like an omelette bar. It's clear Java Grounds is striving to be more than just a coffee house. It's part coffeehouse, part brunch restaurant, I guess :P. Anyway, the service, ambiance, and seating was great. The reason the rating is only 3 stars is because I didn't like my actual drink. That should comprise a pretty big portion of the rating, right? I ordered a soy spice chai latte. It was extremely watered down. I think the barista kept adding more milk and ice to fill up the cup. Since the ice melted almost immediately, even though I drank my latte right away, I could barely taste any spice or chai flavor. Extremely disappointing since I ordered spice intentionally because I love a flavorful chai. Definitely not worth $3.80 (including tip). Cute concept, but I will definitely not order a chai again.
(3)Kimberly A.
I got the Prickly Pear, it is exactly what it says it is. It was missing a balance between the flavors and the coffee itself but it was still a good drink. I did not taste the food but it looked great. It is a great place to sit back and lounge or meet at with great service. They were super friendly and very caring! I was happy to see how interactive and how integrated they are with their neighborhood, being on a first name basis and showing interest in the families. It IS a neighborhood coffee shop, a quirky little place to enjoy a good drink and/or small meal with people who know you. Let's not forget the cause behind this little place, their workings in Heart for the city, helping inner city kids. Based on my experience I WILL be returning.
(4)Alexandra B.
I had high expectations coming into this place, the display case was not flowing with pastries when you first walk in, and I felt as though I was limited in what I could order from. The smoothie I ordered was pretty good but it took a while for me to get it and the muffin, and also there was more than one unoccupied dirty table that I was surrounded by which was very unpleasant.
(2)Tori P.
The baristas here are awesome! I would go out of my way to come here over Starbucks any day!
(5)Kelly H.
I like the fact that this place is NOT a chain. The seasonal latte that I ordered was perfect! They named it the Roasted Reindeer. Made with hazelnut and white chocolate. Delicious! Not too sweet. Place is Comfortable and clean. Came back with a friend to have breakfast. We shared a egg sandwich on a croissant. It was tasty!
(4)Jeff W.
I highly recommend Java Grounds Coffee House for a nice, relaxing place to enjoy some good coffee. Great selection, awesome lounge and friendly staff.
(5)Ivy E.
Although the coffee here is good, when I came here there were dirty tables and the display case with pastries was practically empty. They seemed to be short staffed so getting my food took longer than I had expected. I love the cause but I was overall underwhelmed.
(2)Marco L.
Great little place with awesome food (like, they literally make it from scratch) and great drinks, too. I highly recommend this place. Cool atmosphere. Also love that it benefits a great cause.
(5)Katie H.
Just can't do it anymore. The place is a circus. The owner released the two men who knew anything about running a business and now it's just...... Bummer, it was my only real independently owned coffee shop anywhere near me. I'd rather force myself to learn to love McDonald's coffee. Great for your bible study groups though; complete with blaring Christian music all the bible thumpers have to scream over. I've gone through this business watching it change hands a few times and now it is time for me to exit.
(1)Chris D.
Great Place. I have been by several times but never stopped. Had a chance to go there with a group of guys to meet up and chat. The ambience and size was better than expected. Everyone was friendly. Service was good and they had patience with us checking out a new menu. I got a regular coffee with room and almost got the breakfast deal but was not hungry at the time. Oh well, I will try that next time. Good flavor on the coffee and quick service. Enjoyed our time there very much. Price was decent even with a tip. I will review again upon my next visit and try some food as well.
(5)Ann K.
The Funky Monkey....Heaven n a cup! I love this drink. The ham, egg & cheese on a cheese bagel was yummy too!
(5)Jennifer R.
As a small business owner, it is important to me to support other small businesses instead of corporate chains. The service is very good, the coffee is tasty and they have a nice variety of breakfast and lunch foods. It is nice to see the same people every time I go in and I appreciate the staff addressing me by my name and knowing my order.
(5)Jeffrey L.
I went there today with my girlfriend and we both got sandwiches and coffee. Everything was great! The atmosphere was good and we liked that they had seating outside cause while we enjoyed our coffees it was nice to be able to sit, use the wifi, and study too.
(5)Samantha S.
I cannot say enough great things about Java Grounds. They're a local non-profit coffee shop with a great cause, & my drink costs seriously half the price of what I would pay at any chain shop. (Not that I would even mind paying the same; I like knowing my money is supporting something great here) Joe, Chad, Amanda, & Monique are all rock stars, make great recommendations, & get to know their regulars quickly. Within two weeks or so of coming here regularly, they all knew my name, & would have my drink ready for me before I got to the counter!! JG's only downside is that they can get a little busy in the mornings, so you do have to plan for a little extra time if you're going to stop in between 7-8:30am when everyone is on their way to work but that is my ONLY complaint. I love love love it here, & added bonus: they have specialty milks like soy, almond, AND rice milk!!
(5)Mikela S.
I dread coming here, I'm sorry to say. It's only out of sheer necessity that I have. I love the cause behind this establishment but the service is usually off. Customers morph in servers then morph back into customers, the coffee isn't worth standing in line for. If you really just want a quick cuppa coffee - go into the Starbucks at Fry's - quick, fast and friendly.
(2)Brandon M.
Can't say enough good things about this place. It's not on the menu but they serve a great cold pressed coffee which can be difficult to find. The frittatas are top notch, grab the egg white one if they have it w/ some salsa. The environment is always fun and inviting. There can be a wait when they get busy. Watch out for Amanda behind the counter, jokes fly indiscriminately. This place is also a non-profit and is used as a work program for inner city kids and benefits Heart for the City in Glendale. Can't ask for much more, awesome product, great environment, meaningful purpose.
(5)Christopher O.
Java Grounds supports the community and the mission to help children. Great place. Food and service outstanding.
(5)Kasie H.
This place is being delicious! I worked at Starbucks for several years and much prefer java grounds coffee! :)
(5)Richard R.
Keep going past the Sbux and come here. Real (good) coffee and genuine people. This is the kind of place I think of when I think of great indie coffee shops. The first time I was there, they knew several patrons by sight and greeted them by name. We stopped by again yesterday on our way to the airport and the owner was just as friendly and engaging as the first time. I would be a regular here myself if I didn't live 900 miles away. Sigh.
(5)Lanette H.
The spinach, tomato, and cheese frittata is awesome with Chili on top! Loved the Four Peaks latte. The service is great. They were so helpful and offered suggestions on ordering. This is my first time here eating lunch. Got a great latte to go. My son loved their chocolate cake pop and had some fresh fruit. Great selection of things to chose from.
(5)Billy C.
Certain places I wait to review after multiple visits. Coffee houses being one of them. My first experience I encountered a cashier that didn't seem too familiar with the menu and services they had but the person making the drinks knew their stuff. I got a dirty iced chai (they call it wicked here) and it was pretty good. Espresso had good flavor and the chai was more sweet and spicy than others I have had, still good. Second time in I asked the question I should've the first time. "Do you serve toddy?" sure enough they do. It isn't on the menu but they have it and it is delicious. They brew it for 14 hours and they have the recipe down to a T. My only gripe is the interior seems to have an internal struggle of what it wants to be. Am I a restaurant? a coffee shop? a sandwich place? Regardless, drinks are pretty good here and I encourage you to try!
(4)Sarah W.
This place makes me wish I lived in the north west valley. The blended coffee drink was to die for! I can only imagine how good the seasonal muffins might be. I wish I lived closer :(
(5)Shelly H.
This is one cheerful coffee house! Never will you see a frown. Great place to get a cup of coffee or tea any time of day when you need that java boost. I have never had bad service. Very comfortable seating and stylish decor for relaxing and enjoying your cup of joe. Outside seating is also available.
(4)Ryan J.
New ownership. Much improved coffee is food, espresso is great, and the food couldn't be better. Only complaint is their short hours, still hoping they someday stay open longer.
(5)Cindy M.
As good as it gets. Great coffee. Nice selection of breakfast and bakery items. Loved my hot out of the oven muffin. Relaxed, spacious,inviting. Everything I want in a coffee/breakfast spot. Don't know why it took me so long to stop in, but happy I did.
(5)Rafael C.
I was glad to find a nice cafe close to where I was staying on my last trip into town. This place has everything I could ask for when looking to stay for a while. Free Wifi ... check Flatscreen TV ... nice Comfy lounge area ... chillin' Tasty drinks ... yummy This place even offers a points reward type of loyalty program ... for those who keep coming back!
(4)Jeri C.
Great coffee, pricing was right on, staff was extremely pleasant and very knowledgeable about items on the menu and was able to make a drink that I wanted to a T. Several drink and food items and combinations are available as well. Will be back here often!
(5)Matthew R.
Love this coffee house. It's where I always go when I'm working mobile. Wifi, good seating, and a great variety of drinks and some pastries. The last owner really added some personality to the place. Ownership has recently (a few months ago) changed hands, and the new owners seem to be pretty nice guys. Hopefully they keep it up!
(5)Amanda D.
Stopped in this morning for the first time and am so happy I did!! My husband and I each had a Iced Americano and it was Delicious. We will be back for the frozen yogurt next time. So glad to have found this cool spot.
(5)Albert H.
Very courteous & professional staff on my recent re-visit. Good atmosphere with ample seating, including both comfy chairs as well as traditional tables with chairs. Several coffee options were there for those of us who tend to drink coffee at coffeehouses rather than some creampuff fat/no-fat mocha wispy whatever drinks that just happen to have espresso in them. Costa Rica drip coffee wasn't bad, though perhaps in hindsight I should have gone with the Kona blend. I'll stop by next time I hit Ray's for pizza just a few doors down.
(3)