Java House Cafe
25840 Pontiac Trl, South Lyon, MI, 48178
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Address :
25840 Pontiac Trl
South Lyon, MI, 48178 - Phone (248) 446-6080
- Website https://www.sljavahousecafe.net
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Opening Hours
- Mon :6:30 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
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T F.
Service isn't full of fake, perky "make it a great day" masked corporate policy...but just laid back, low key...but still warm if you need something... Great atmosphere...coffee is much better than Bigby, but that's not saying much...but haven't even tried all the types they offer yet. The live entertainment adds a great dimension if you can catch it.
(4)Marcie K.
2 stars for the super pleasant physical environment. 0 stars for my horrible Chai, and my wife's bitter coffee. As a lesbian couple in South Lyon, we have been surprised to receive overwhelmingly warm and accepting service from every place in town except Brown's, and this place. While the service at Brown's was openly unfriendly, here at Java House it was simply bristly. Maybe that was me reading into things, but I assume with all the Christian references in this place, that it may be related to their religion, which is a pretty crappy way to be. Anyway, we didn't try the food since we were so underwhelmed with our drinks. Too bad this place doesn't focus on customer service because they could knock it out of the park in that area.
(2)Jill Z.
I used to go here a lot and never found the female owner to be rude as some reviews state. She usually had something to chat about and kept it short and sweet. The lattes were great, the atmosphere was pleasant and I like the fireplace. The prices seemed in line with other local competitors.
(4)Adam C.
Incredible coffee! The vanilla is my favorite. Too bad they don't have Keurig cups.
(5)Kathryn C.
Such a cozy little place to grab a morning or even late night coffee or tea. Friendly service and inviting atmosphere. The mellow music and warm drinks will make you feel right at home! Additionally they have a lounge type area with couches to lack back and enjoy a treat with friends! Amazing local business.
(4)Laura J.
I have been to Java house many times. It has a great area for studying or meeting with a friend. I enjoy the Christian music they play. Unfortunately the coffee is pretty bad and they often do not have ingredients for the sandwiches they advertise. None of the employees are rude but they are not really friendly either. I really want to like this place but the product and the service make me pick the other places in town first.
(2)Amy H.
Great selection of steeped teas! Very friendly service. Comfortable, inviting and unique atmosphere. I also bought a handmade purse... Beautifully crafted and only $12! :-) I will be back to entertain their guests as a singer-songwriter on May 8! :-)
(5)Matthew K.
I don't have much good to say about this place. I didn't even like coming in here when they advertised with Free Medium Coffee coupons. Now that the best they offer is BOGO, I can't in my right mind go here when I can have the better Biggby for less. Service is unfriendly...not rude, just unfriendly. Everything is expensive. I can only assume it's still around because people try to maintain local loyalties by giving business blindly to local establishments regardless of if they deserve it or not. The coffee isn't bad...it just takes 3rd place in a small city with 3 coffee shops.
(2)Lyn S.
Worst mocha I've ever had in my life, sold to me by a stone-faced blonde woman who could not have made it more obvious that she didn't want me in her store. Pro tip: If you have an article posted on your wall stating that you believe God personally anointed you to make coffee for people, you should know how to make a basic coffeehouse standard and treat people kindly (even those freaks with the tattoos). The espresso tasted like straight acetone. Also, I get it that these people are religious, but the precious "Two Word Story" sleeve on my carryout cup was flimsy crap that did not insulate the cup at all. Apparently Jesus-themed trumps quality. Awesome. Will never, EVER be back.
(1)Amy V.
This place is super cute. Coffee, a fire place, a couple couches, attractive crafts and jewelry, a cool coffee bean roaster...what more could you ask for? Generally I'd expect overly friendly service in a coffee joint but the owner is clearly introverted...and that's fine. She's kind enough, and the coffee is hot, and that's all the matters. Java House is a place to come for a steaming cup of joe and solitude. If you're looking for a raging good time head a a few thousand feet north to the Rhino Pub.
(4)Shane M.
Free wifi as per usual for local coffee houses, plenty of seating and space to talk. They have their own roasted coffee which is worth trying. I could use a little more diverse music in the background, but I've also got my headphones.
(3)Tk R.
coffees are always great here. they mix up the weekly choices so you can try different drip coffees. same price as bigbys
(4)Maura S.
I've been to this place two or three times over the past two years. Today solidified that I won't be returning. Their iced tea tastes like it's been sitting out overnight. The customer service today was lukewarm. No "thank you" or "anything else?" or anything remotely friendly. Just mute attention. I felt like I was an inconvenience. My friend, who drove all the way from Milan to meet me, ordered a grilled cheese sandwich and a latte--$11. Ridiculously over priced and she stopped eating after one bite because it tasted bad. I'm pretty disappointed and will stick to Biggby down the street. They are super friendly there and their iced tea tastes fresh and not nearly as bitter as this place's.
(2)Rob F.
I almost didn't come here because of the previous review, but I decided to try it anyway. Honestly, I was pleasantly surprised. With 2 reviews saying they weren't friendly I expected a stern face when I walked in...instead I was greeted by the friendliest most attentive girl at the counter. The coffee is good, the food is ho-hum (but, come on dude, it's a coffee shop, not a restaurant) . If I lived here, I'd easily come here to work instead of my local Starbucks.
(4)Ashley G.
I used to love this coffee house until recently. I was meeting with a friend and got there early to bum around on my computer. There was no one else there and I was enjoying the quiet until the owner came and told me that if I did not buy something, that I would have to leave. I had only been sitting there for about 20 minutes and I clearly wasn't going anywhere. I found this extremely rude, since I've been a loyal customer since they have opened, and I was waiting on my friend before I ordered. Customer service is a big downfall here. It's not welcoming or friendly at all. I ordered the turkey panini and it was disappointing. There were only two lunch slices of turkey and the bread was coated in oil. My favorite thing on their menu is the cherry rose green tea. It's the best tea I've ever had. Another upside is the atmosphere, it's great for studying and relaxing. I also enjoy the live music they have on Friday nights. I would choose this coffee house over the others in SL, I just wish they would improve their customer service.
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