Aroma Joe's

Service was a bit slow getting to the first window, likely because some customers didn’t seem ready to order. Things moved much faster at the second window, where the staff clearly knew exactly what they were serving. The food was warm, flavorful, and consistent. Staff was friendly and professional. Overall a solid experience.

I just get coffee here, no food. The lattes could be better. The regular coffee is good. The folks manning the window are very nice.

Was moderately busy when I arrived. Friendly and quick service. Why does Google maps say take out not available since this is the type of business it does? Anywho, I had a coffee ☕ and glazed doughnut. Coffee ☕ wasn't strong, which was good for me. Doughnut wasn't greasy like Dunkin's. They forgot to offer me a napkin. I forgot to ask. There you go. I will visit if I'm in the area in the morning again.

I ordered just a simple blue Hawaiian. Not a caffeine free one and there were no signs saying they were out of syrups. I got this, it’s a light blue color and tastes like pool water. After 2 sips I had to throw it out which was very upsetting because I spent money on it. It was also upsetting because I’ve been having a rough few days and I wanted to treat myself with a little something and this is what I get. That’s irrelevant to this review I am just upset and wanted to express that.

Every single morning, I place the same order and specifically request a sippable lid. And nearly every single time, I still have to ask for it again at the window. It’s become so routine, it’s like a little morning ritual—except it shouldn’t be. It’s a simple, reasonable request that continues to be overlooked. On top of that, I order three flavors in my Rush. I can taste when something’s missing, and almost every day, at least one of the flavors doesn’t make it into the drink. If I’m paying for flavor, I expect to actually get what I paid for. Now let’s talk about the collective vibe of the morning crew. I’m not expecting over-the-top enthusiasm before the sun’s even fully up—but the consistent looks of annoyance, disinterest, or straight-up “I don’t want to be here” energy from multiple