Elephant Hills Cafe & Bakery
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Passed my americano for a drip coffee from the coffee maker. Was excited to try a new place, but did not appreciate having my drink called, the cup say what it was, and not be it when I was standing right by the espresso machine.
Amazing coffee shop. The hours of operation may not be the exact same everyday. They don’t have the billions that Starbucks does to stay open 24/7 or the slave labor to grow the beans. Nice people possible go support local businesses.
I enjoyed a drink from the seasonal menu. The drinks are pretty good, but definitely overpriced. I did not feel welcomed at all. At first, I thought it was a one time experience. But I've never felt welcomed out of the serveral times I've been. The cashier is lacking customer service and makes the experience unpleasant.
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 2PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 2PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Elephant Hills Cafe & Bakery is a coffee shop that offers high quality coffee in the area. The shop draws people in with an irresistible aroma even from outside. The drinks are pretty good, but definitely overpriced. The seasonal menu includes a drink, and the Mexican Mocha is strongly recommended along with various other selections they offer. A seasonal drink, apple cider latte, is absolutely inSANEly good, and a vanilla latte is super sweet but not overpowering. A French onion pastry is also available and is obscene how good it is. However, the hours of operation may not be the exact same everyday, and they close when they want to. Nice people possible go support local businesses. The cashier is lacking customer service and makes the experience unpleasant, and there is not a welcoming feeling. One experience involved an americano being passed for a drip coffee from the coffee maker, with the drink called and the cup saying what it was, but not being it when standing right by the espresso machine.