Agawam's Java Stop
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1226 Springfield St, Feeding Hills
(413) 786-0000
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I saw this local shop on google and decided to try it out today. So glad I did. I ordered a iced caramel latte with oat milk and caramel and it was out of this world good! Wonderful service, affordable prices, loyalty card as a bonus, and coffee was out in just a few minutes. Love supporting local businesse's and I will be back!
I saw this local shop on google and decided to try it out today. So glad I did. I ordered a iced caramel latte with oat milk and caramel and it was out of this world good! Wonderful service, affordable prices, loyalty card as a bonus, and coffee was out in just a few minutes. Love supporting local businesse's and I will be back!
Always delicious! The staff is super nice and helpful.
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| Monday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Tuesday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 6AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 1PM |
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Agawam's Java Stop is a beloved local coffee shop known for its delectable coffee and vast selection of latte flavors. Customers appreciate the quick service at this walk-up establishment, which offers an extra treat of a chocolate-covered coffee bean on top. The menu boasts a wide array of gourmet coffees, lattes, and mouthwatering pastries from nearby bakeries. The staff is incredibly friendly and efficient, providing a menu that is truly out of this world, with an abundance of flavors to choose from. Whether one craves a unique coffee combination or a breakfast bagel with any type of cream cheese, Agawam's Java Stop has it all. The inviting atmosphere and helpful team create a sense of community for regular customers, making every visit memorable. The shop is also dog-friendly, offering treats for furry companions. Agawam's Java Stop is more than just a coffee shop; it is a sanctuary where people feel like part of the Java Stop family.