June Coffee

Service in late afternoon felt obligatory; but polite. Ordered their equivalent of a caramel macchiato, which was made with caramel-flavored beverage syrup, had tastes of artificial flavoring. Condiment bar had powdered non-dairy creamer, white sugar, and saccharine packets–plus a nutmeg shaker. If you need more sophisticated (or low-glycemic) options, a better choice would be the coffee bar at Whole Foods or any Starbucks. Extra points for having a beverage cooler with canned & bottled drinks, plus an ample display of protein bars and other grab-and-go items. A good variety of locally-produced baked goods is also available. As previously mentioned, there is a $5 minimum purchase for plastic transactions. This is yet another example of how a mom-and-pop store disappoints overall and why chain restaurants won't be going away anytime soon.

Chicken salad wrap had enough chicken on it to be a vegan item. Not exaggerating... about 1 teaspoon of chicken salad on entire wrap. After 2 bites I took the wrap apart and the amount of chicken salad was equivalent to spreading mayo on it. $14 for a bag of chips, a wrap with carrots and lettuce in it and a bottle water.

I've only purchased iced coffee from here, but it is SO much better than Starbucks. I very much enjoy Starbucks, but this place is much better. The coffee is better quality, and it's quieter. I order iced coffee with sugar free vanilla and skim milk. For the iced coffee, they use ice cubes made of coffee (iced coffee cubes). Their process for iced coffee with vanilla: Pump the vanilla, add a little hot coffee to dissolve the vanilla, add iced coffee/ice cubes, add milk. The dissolving the vanilla part makes a BIG difference. Plus, you're getting about 30% more coffee than you do at Starbucks. Also, I like that it's a mom & pop shop - support the local economy!