Java House

Java House – A Hidden Gem for Coffee Lovers! 😉 I had such a wonderful time at Java House! The coffee was absolutely amazing—rich, smooth, and perfectly brewed. Their sandwiches were fresh and delicious, making it a great spot for a quick bite or a cozy lunch. What really stood out was the atmosphere. They offer locally made items that add a charming, community-focused vibe to the shop. I also loved browsing their book sale, which supports a good cause. And the coffee punch card? Such a fun perk for regulars! Java House is more than just a coffee shop—it’s a place that feels welcoming and thoughtful. I’ll definitely be coming back!

Extremely pleasant coffee shop; suitable for a quick stop or an extended remote-work location. 1. Food: Ordered a mocha with oat milk and the Guaca Morning Sandwich, in a gluten free bagel. The food is pretty good. I loved the creamy mocha, which was not too sweet but just right. GF options are abundant on their menu and that's always a plus. 2. Service: Top notch in a nutshell. So is the seating area by the window and the fireplace. 3. Ambiance: Very relaxing and quiet around mid-morning hours. The cafe plays Christian praise and worship songs in the background, which was lovely to listen to while working. We need more of that kind of setting elsewhere!! 4. Parking: Plenty of free parking spots across the street. Overall, I highly recommend this location for affordable food, a quiet

The inside is soooooo cute. I was surprised. I just wasn’t expecting it. The customer service was good. It’s a great place to chill at if you work from home or if you just wanna get a coffee and chill out and get out the house. The food was underwhelming though, I can admit. The sandwich was a basic sandwich. I was surprised that it didn’t come with any jelly or sauce. I asked for the matcha to be sweet and it was absolutely not. I ended up tossing it. Glad I got to try them out nonetheless.

When they're good the food and coffee drinks are good, but this place screws up orders way too often. They burn the scones more often than not, and half the time they send a bagel sandwich on a small slice of ciabatta bread instead of a bagel. If you're going to go there, go in person so you can catch their mistakes and get them fixed. Don't pay doordash prices to end up with inedible, burned pastries and bagel sandwiches with no bagels.

Hands down my favorite coffee shop! The menu has a lot of different options for coffee and food, the staff is friendly, and it just has a really cozy and welcoming atmosphere. I love to check out the used books and handcrafted products from local vendors while I’m there, and they’re a Christian business that supports a local pregnancy clinic and holds weekly worship gatherings as well. Definitely a great place to check out! Drinks pictured are the french vanilla and mocha Java kissed smoothies.