The only good thing is the coffee, the food is not very good and I do believe I got sick from eating it, way over priced in my books.
Food: 1
Jerry Banko
Good coffee Nice atmosphere
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mocha Latte
Margaret Stephens
Carmel latte is amazing. ☕️
Margaret Ferguson
Carmel latte is amazing. ☕️
B Fredericks
Great coffee... great business I will continue to support.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Sarah Nagel
Nice staff. Good coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sarah Trala
Confused is my best response to the service.
During Coffee & Cars ordered two meat & cheese breakfast sandwiches with drinks. Cashier understood we wanted ham & sausage on each sandwich. I didn’t take a receipt.
My latte was perfect, props on that.
Name called for the food. Reached to take the bag, only for the guy to turn away and set it where the food is normally picked up. Okay, cool, I didn’t know that’s where pickup was and no communication was made. Not a biggie, I walked around their displays to get the bag and head outside.
We got two sandwiches: One was egg, cheese, and sausage. The other egg, cheese, and ham.
We wanted meat & cheese, no egg—it was not rang in as egg, cheese, and meat. That’s a different sandwich and a different price according to their board.
I ask if they can pull up the order to see if I’d paid for the correct thing. If I paid for the food I have, I’ll take it, no worries. But if I paid for extra meat, I want the right sandwiches. Cashier goes to the guy and asks him to check, he comes over and says if I ordered extra meat that I’d be charged for the extra meat and I’d have the extra meat. The paper didn’t say that, so he didn’t make that. He has one with ham, one with sausage. Was I shown the receipt? Nope. Explanation was that it was rang in wrong and I got what I paid for.
Later, I found the receipt in my emails. Two meat and cheese sandwiches, with ham and sausage. No egg. And no, they’re not two separate sandwich orders. Cashier was thrown under the bus for a system that did not charge extra for the extra meat, and a sandwich maker who incorrectly read the order.
Later, I was given a free drink because it had been made incorrectly for another customer, which was the cherry on top of the morning. Wrong sandwiches that should’ve been more than I paid for them, while being talked down to when asking. And a free drink because they used cow milk instead of almond milk on someone with a lactose intolerance.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Account Holder (Biz)
They have one register only. I wanted to get a regular coffee, but after standing behind two women for a solid five minutes who couldn’t get their lunch order together, I left. I called to complain that it was near impossible to just get a coffee, and I was told there’s nothing that can be done, there is only one register. Apparently helping more than one person at a time is too much for them.
Michael Song
This is the closest coffee shop to my home but I had never been here before until yesterday, when my power went out in the middle of a workday and I had to find a place with good wi-fi and somewhere to sit. Java House ended up being a good choice for that. I was able to find a table to myself and I ordered a drip coffee and a scone. Unfortunately, the drip coffee was lukewarm and the scone was not the best either, but I still enjoyed my overall experience here. I appreciated the Christian music and decor, and the atmosphere was very cozy and inviting. My brief interaction with the staff was totally positive. I would come here again if I'm looking for a place to work and grab a coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Luxury Chaos
The inside is soooooo cute. I was surprised. I just wasn’t expecting it. The customer service was good. It’s a great place to chill at if you work from home or if you just wanna get a coffee and chill out and get out the house. The food was underwhelming though, I can admit. The sandwich was a basic sandwich. I was surprised that it didn’t come with any jelly or sauce. I asked for the matcha to be sweet and it was absolutely not. I ended up tossing it. Glad I got to try them out nonetheless.
Grab a coffee and support a charity by purchasing some handmade items or books! Big space to hang out. Music not too loud. Beautiful art for sale. I experienced God's love here
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bryce Ready
I think I found my new favorite coffee place. The cappuccino is good, and I love the homey, family atmosphere.
Kid-friendliness: Board games and nice places to sit. Nice chill music, wifi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Brian Hines
They have a cute book store/souvenir style shop when you walk in. Friendly staff and good coffee
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mary
Great selection of ice cream! Nice, cozy atmosphere with merchandise from other vendors also.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alex Czarnik
Fantastic local coffee shop that I can't stop won't stop going to!
The only good thing is the coffee, the food is not very good and I do believe I got sick from eating it, way over priced in my books.
Food: 1
Good coffee
Nice atmosphere
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mocha Latte
Carmel latte is amazing. ☕️
Carmel latte is amazing. ☕️
Great coffee... great business I will continue to support.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Nice staff. Good coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Confused is my best response to the service.
During Coffee & Cars ordered two meat & cheese breakfast sandwiches with drinks. Cashier understood we wanted ham & sausage on each sandwich. I didn’t take a receipt.
My latte was perfect, props on that.
Name called for the food. Reached to take the bag, only for the guy to turn away and set it where the food is normally picked up. Okay, cool, I didn’t know that’s where pickup was and no communication was made. Not a biggie, I walked around their displays to get the bag and head outside.
We got two sandwiches:
One was egg, cheese, and sausage.
The other egg, cheese, and ham.
We wanted meat & cheese, no egg—it was not rang in as egg, cheese, and meat. That’s a different sandwich and a different price according to their board.
I ask if they can pull up the order to see if I’d paid for the correct thing. If I paid for the food I have, I’ll take it, no worries. But if I paid for extra meat, I want the right sandwiches. Cashier goes to the guy and asks him to check, he comes over and says if I ordered extra meat that I’d be charged for the extra meat and I’d have the extra meat. The paper didn’t say that, so he didn’t make that. He has one with ham, one with sausage. Was I shown the receipt? Nope. Explanation was that it was rang in wrong and I got what I paid for.
Later, I found the receipt in my emails.
Two meat and cheese sandwiches, with ham and sausage. No egg. And no, they’re not two separate sandwich orders. Cashier was thrown under the bus for a system that did not charge extra for the extra meat, and a sandwich maker who incorrectly read the order.
Later, I was given a free drink because it had been made incorrectly for another customer, which was the cherry on top of the morning.
Wrong sandwiches that should’ve been more than I paid for them, while being talked down to when asking. And a free drink because they used cow milk instead of almond milk on someone with a lactose intolerance.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
They have one register only. I wanted to get a regular coffee, but after standing behind two women for a solid five minutes who couldn’t get their lunch order together, I left. I called to complain that it was near impossible to just get a coffee, and I was told there’s nothing that can be done, there is only one register. Apparently helping more than one person at a time is too much for them.
This is the closest coffee shop to my home but I had never been here before until yesterday, when my power went out in the middle of a workday and I had to find a place with good wi-fi and somewhere to sit. Java House ended up being a good choice for that. I was able to find a table to myself and I ordered a drip coffee and a scone. Unfortunately, the drip coffee was lukewarm and the scone was not the best either, but I still enjoyed my overall experience here. I appreciated the Christian music and decor, and the atmosphere was very cozy and inviting. My brief interaction with the staff was totally positive. I would come here again if I'm looking for a place to work and grab a coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
The inside is soooooo cute. I was surprised. I just wasn’t expecting it. The customer service was good. It’s a great place to chill at if you work from home or if you just wanna get a coffee and chill out and get out the house. The food was underwhelming though, I can admit. The sandwich was a basic sandwich. I was surprised that it didn’t come with any jelly or sauce. I asked for the matcha to be sweet and it was absolutely not. I ended up tossing it. Glad I got to try them out nonetheless.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Grab a coffee and support a charity by purchasing some handmade items or books! Big space to hang out. Music not too loud. Beautiful art for sale. I experienced God's love here
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I think I found my new favorite coffee place. The cappuccino is good, and I love the homey, family atmosphere.
Kid-friendliness: Board games and nice places to sit. Nice chill music, wifi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
They have a cute book store/souvenir style shop when you walk in. Friendly staff and good coffee
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great selection of ice cream! Nice, cozy atmosphere with merchandise from other vendors also.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fantastic local coffee shop that I can't stop won't stop going to!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sandwiches
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