Black and Brass Coffee

I found this lo ation today and got some fresh rich dark roast coffee. Ended up getting a few pounds of fresh roastzd beans as well. I really like this place. Very clean and welcoming. They roast tjeir beans for all their locations next door.

I prefer unadulterated coffee, so I immediately appreciated how delicious the morning brass was after trying it! The coffee here is really smooth, rich, and the flavors are perfectly nuanced :) Will definitely be stopping in more often, the baristas are sweet too!!

What an awesome little coffee shop. Immediately greeted by the smell of roasting beans. Reminiscent of burnt toast and warm childhood memories. Lindsey greets you With a sincere smile and pleasantly takes your order. The coffee itself is excellent. I'm a latte man and it's hard to find a good one out in the woods sometimes.

Went twice. Closed twice. To be fair the first time I went when they were closed I did not look at thier hours but they were open last week in the snow so I thought this nice winter day might work. Rosters were there so mad the experience suck just a Lil more. Great coffee but random hours aren't great. But I guess its the area.

This owner treated his workers and customers as if they were replaceable and now their best workers have been replaced and one of the replacements is very nasty. She made my large latte (they FINALLY offer large) with half a cup of froth (lattes are only to have a little thin layer of froth) when I pointed this out and that my cup I paid almost $8 for was half empty she lied and tried to make me feel uncomfortable telling me that’s how lattes were made. I explained that I worked 5 years as a barista and that she could google it only then did she admit that I was right but the next time I went back she made a big show that she “tried” to not get any froth this time it was very antagonizing and when I tried to be gracious “thank you, yes that’s what separates a latte from a cappuccino” she