Basecamp Coffee Roasters

Beautiful Space, but Disappointing Experience I had high hopes for Basecamp Coffee. As someone who loves the climbing community, the theme and decor are fantastic—it’s a great-looking space that I initially thought would become my new go-to study and work spot. Unfortunately, the actual experience left a lot to be desired. The Service I want to be clear: I came in with a positive attitude, but I left feeling quite upset by the service. There was a noticeable shift in the barista’s demeanor the moment the "no tip" option was selected on the screen. Coming back to the U.S. after living in Australia, I’m still adjusting back to the local tipping culture, and that’s on me—but the service shouldn't turn cold because of it. Having worked as a barista myself, I understand the hustle, but it’s dif

Absolutely love, the vibe the music the decor and the coffees are insane. Crème brûlée is definitely a hit. They even use the torch on the top. I have a video attached and pictures. Also got the campfire and it is fire! Highly recommended kind of a weird location so if you see the sign from the street, go to the back of the building and make sure to park.

This isn’t really a place for real coffee lovers unfortunately. The fact that no matter what size you get, they are ONLY putting 2 shots of espresso. I don’t know how that makes any sense when your customers are complaining about milky coffee when a large is 90% milk because you guys aren’t putting more espresso. And let me guess, a customer can BUY another shot right? After a milky coffee who’s coming back and paying more for an already $7 latte ($8+ of I bought another shot)?

Coffee shop and a climbing gym! Food is awesome. Menu is always changing. I work from the shop and then climb upstairs on my breaks. Found out about it because my company did a Team Building event at vertical rock Tyson’s. Most go

It's a surprisingly spacious coffee shop under Vertical Rock Tysons (rock climbing gym) tucked away in the back of a shopping plaza behind Chick-fil-A. The coffee was tasty and robust, with acidity, and the coffee cake we tried was good. Unlike other dry and crumbly coffee cakes, this one was moist and soft with just the right amount of sweetness that went very well with the coffee. The ambiance was calm and dim in the back, making it feel cozy. Many pumpkins were on display, making us feel like we had entered the autumn season.