“Just plain good food in a quiet, quaint atmosphere with vintage license plates and decor on the walls. Hours are limited to lunchtime M-F. Soup and/or sandwich specials are announced weekly. Potato bar and homemade desserts are usually available. Yum!“
“This place has become one of my regular go-to spots in the area for the last year, even since having to cut out nearly all caffeine. They keep decaf on hand, and one of the folks remember how I usually like my coffee. If I get there early enough in the morning, there are fresh hot biscuits.. pretty simple with a piece of meat, cheese and mustard but it hits the spot. Occasionally, I meet a few friends there for mid-morning coffee or lunch, and the atmosphere is pretty relaxed, sometimes service is a bit slower but that's when more folks come in.. and more so on Saturdays. This is a place where you could expect to see a familiar face or two in passing and it just adds to Jack's Javas' already homely, down- to-earth vibe.“
“I was a naysayer at first, I'll admit. But one day I was tired and coffee just wasn't my priority. I wanted some refreshing energy, so I gave them a shot! The options were a touch overwhelming at first... but finally have a favorite - Cotton Candy, as sour blue. Mmmmmmmmmmm.At least, give it a try!“
“Had the same young lady serving coffee at the walk in counter two days in a row. She gave us decaf coffee. It's really important that it be decaf for medical reasons and I double checked with her and she was VERY kind. I wish i'd caught her name!“
“Everything was very sufficient and good . Just really inside is for the younger crowd.Parking: There is even a extended parking lot for buses and rv's as big as the regular parking lot.Kid-friendliness: Yes very kid friendly and teen friendly as well.Wheelchair accessibility: Yes I know one side and possibly two sides accessable“
“The shop is incredibly charming with an atmosphere of adventure and excitement. The decor in the shop is a combination of authentic military history and Sprocket's Coffee lore. The library in the back of the shop is filled with a wide array of literature to enjoy while sipping on a hot cuppa joe. The coffee is roasted locally, and there is an amazing variety of blends to choose from. My personal favorite is The Nurse, which has hints of vanilla and cream, which I bought a bag of beans of. The genealogy room is also a nice place to explore history and military tradition with hand-crafted furniture and warm, easy on the eyes lighting. One of my favorite spots inside is the yarn display, floor to ceiling colors and textures to choose from! The staff is warm, friendly, and knowledgeable. I appreciate the local veteran-owned businesses and services, and Sprocket's Coffee hits the mark! Thank you ❤️“