Karma Coffee Roasting Co.

Not bitter fine dark coffee

Good coffee

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4

Just loved our recent visit to Karma. We were staying in the area and it was recommended. I was made so welcome by the owners wife who was just wonderful and the coffee was exceptional. We also read a great feature on Qualicum Roasters in Edible magazine. We will be back later this week to buy beans it’s that good.We did go back and bought the Midnight expresso beans and had another amazing coffee and service. Just a perfect place.

Atmosphere: 5

This location is the Roastery, the smell of roasting coffee alone will knock your socks off!Grabbed a delicious smooth latte on my way to Nanaimo. It's the perfect stop for java!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Very disappointing coffee.... Specifically hunted out a coffee roasters to get a decent cup of coffee in North America somewhere but that didn't work out

Looks cool.

The most flavourful and mighty coffee, I’ve ever had. It has low acidity, I could drink it all day! The cafe is more of a “stop and go” spot, not much for seating.

If you love a great variety of organic coffees that they roast on the spot , a fun staff and a cool classic car environment ,this place is a must .Just a few blocks up from the goats in Coombs .

Great coffee

Excellent coffee. It is a roaster and not really designed for the cafe scene. It’s in an old service station and when you get your coffee, there are just a couple tables and a few old rattan chairs to sit on by the old pumps. No one else was there so we got the two chairs with cushions that rocked. The coffee was excellent and brought to our table by a friendly young woman. We sat back, watch the highway go by and soaked up the sun. It was perfectly unpretentious and a peaceful break from cycling. Highly recommended. When I’ve used up my Creekmore’s beans (just up the road) I will mos def go to Karma for my next pound of espresso beans.

Great coffee and beans.

Excellent coffee. It is a roaster and not really designed for the cafe scene. It’s in an old service station and when you get your coffee, there are just a couple tables and a few old rattan chairs to sit on by the old pumps. No one else was there so we got the two chairs with cushions that rocked. The coffee was excellent and brought to our table by a friendly young woman. We sat back, watch the highway go by and soaked up the sun. It was perfectly unpretentious and a peaceful break from cycling. Highly recommended. When I’ve used up my Creekmore’s beans (just up the road) I will mos def go to Karma for my next pound of espresso beans.

Been wanting to try this coffee shop out for a while. Definately wont be back. It seemed I was more of an anoyance than a paying customer to the woman who took my order. Coffee was undrinkable to boot.

Came in there needing some coffee for Christmas presents. A really nice staff member named Jennifer helped me with my selections, and choosing the right blend. I was even more blown away as a customer when she added further value to my experience at the store. She said without being asked first "Can I grind this up for you?" I quickly responded "Yes, please, that would be great!" I have a business background, and think other businesses out there could benefit from this experience in how to provide awesome customer service. Not only did Jennifer offer to help grind the coffee, the order then doubled to what it originally was. Awesome customers service, equals more cash flow in the till. Thank you Jennifer for making my visit a positive experience. I will be back.

Sadly the most burnt coffee I have ever tasted