Jitters Brewing Company

Love their coffee, especially the decaf latte.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Blueberry

I love this place! The coffee is good, they play great music - not too loud, and they have tons of seating options and outlets. My only complaint is I wish they stayed open later!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

It was my first time here and the baristas were nice and helpful. They gave me a recommendation and helped me decide what to get. They had lots of unique fall flavors and drinks to choose from. The cafe had a cozy vibe and I saw a lot of people doing work. I hope I can return sometime soon! Would recommend if you’re in the central area.

Parking: Parallel parking on the street

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Cold Brew Concentrate

Banana cookies were incredible!

Coffee is watered down and muffin taste like it was made with a cake mix. The only thing decent was the scone and it was just decent. Too expensive for such poor quality

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 1

Service: 3

My review will be done tonight, but it was awesome. I can tell you that. Thank you

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Love the

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Wonderful coffee shop yummy coffee nice service, however, could be a bit more attentive by delivering to customers who stay when not too busy plenty of seating not too loud even when lots of people are around. Could use some live music evenings or a beer tasting event.... ? or use handmade local ly made wares by great potters in Central!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Blueberry, Banana Bread

Nice local coffee shop in downtown Central SC. Coffee was good and there is ample comfortable seating

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Ive been here many times, but today was a HUGE dissappointment.... The coffee and avocado toast is delicious. But today I dealt with a barista who didn't care today. She did not put the syrup I requested in my drink. Then I let her know the wifi was not working and she said with an attitude "I'll see what I can do about it". She blatantly ignored me causing me to have leave because I had no WiFi to do my work. I love this place but this experience left a bad taste in my mouth.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 3

First of all, I ordered a cappuccino to go, and they gave it to me in a coffee mug for here. When I reminded the girls it was to go - instead of making a new one - they just poured it into a to-go cup, which ruined the ratio and taste.The biggest complaint I have, however, is that I ordered avocado toast. On the menu, there was no mention that the toast would be garnished with sesame. Sesame is one of the biggest allergens, so this is not very allergy conscious and it needs to be fixed.

Dietary restrictions: Not allergy conscious.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 1

Very good drinks, overall a good study space.
some customers can be pretty loud every now and then sadly

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Very good drinks, overall a good study space.some customers can be pretty loud every now and then

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Great small coffee shop that serves as a wonderful resource to local students. Parking can be a bit tricky but worth it!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

My husband and I might be old but we aren’t actually invisible! We sat at the counter and not one of the three people behind the counter made eye contact, said hello (or “I’ll be with you in a moment” or “Please order at the cash register” … which was literally beside our seats), or acted as if we were in the building! Finally, we got up and left. It seems as if the staff only wants college students instead of people like us who are moving to Central in the coming months and thought the place would be a wonderful local place for regular dining and afternoon beer.(Edited after reading the owner's response with the sentences below.)So ... you are of the opinion that sitting for three minutes within three feet of three staff members without being acknowledged with an "I'll be with you" or "Hi" or even a smile and nod is acceptable service. My years as a waitress sort of tell me a different story ... but ... like I said, I'm old and might be out of touch with the ways that youth and management view service protocol. Last night (here in Columbia) we went to dinner at a place generally serving and staffed by USC students. We went with a friend and told her our experience. She pulled out her phone and looked for our review. She looked on Trip Advisor. Obviously, it wasn't there, but she thought we wrote this one: "I have no idea what their coffee is like, but we went there just to have a sandwich. No reason to expand on the sandwiches, they only make 3 different kinds, except they were awful. Thin, and mine had a hair in it. If you want to come here and suck up free wi-fi or do your homework, then this is the place. Maybe the coffee is drinkable. Oh, and the top age of the clientele seems to be 25 - so you'll really be out of your element if you're over 30." We roared with laughter. Apparently, this sort of service is exactly what "old people" can expect if venturing into Jitters Brewing. We then asked the young waitress (who had immediately greeted us despite being very busy with nearly the entire floor as her section) how long her boss would think acceptable for her to ignore a table. She looked totally confused and didn't know how to answer. I rephrased and asked how many times her boss would think it acceptable to walk by newly seated clients without acknowledging them. Quickly, she said, "Not once". Finally, my husband Steve and I are moving to Central. Perhaps we will meet in the future. It probably won't be at Jitters even though I wrote a private message to you (on the Jitters website) expressing our willingness to try the place again. Sticking up for your staff is an uncomfortable position in which I've twice found myself during my 35+ years running the staff at my custom picture framing shop, but when this has happened, I knew the client would never be coming back. Please review your video again. We walked when one of your employees took the order from a girl who just walked up to the counter, someone standing literally beside my husband. If this is the service for which you commended your staff, it seems obvious that you need them (probably not to quit during finals week) more than any "old people" who are not coming to soak up the free WiFi. So be it ... and yet my private message did offer free church pews. That offer still stands.