Quartermaine Coffee Roasters

The owners forget that a coffee shop needs two main ingredients; quality coffee and experience This place has neither. My $5 cappuccino was ordered and picked up in an establishment with zero atmosphere and lackluster design. My coffee wasn’t delicious either. I did not try the pastries.

Great service. Great coffee there and to brew at home. Bakery case looks good too.

I went twice to this place first time had the worse latte ever barista have no experience at all. Since I leave close by I wanted to give a second try this time to just a coffee with milk, the barista was not nice and very rude, didn't listen what I asked for and the coffee was really bad quality!

We really wanted to like this place since it’s so close to us, but this must have been one of the worst lattes i have ever tasted. The coffee shop smells entirely like fish due to the burned coffee beans and the coffee followed suit. My oat milk latte tasted like the worst black coffee. Also did not appreciate the plastic forks for our pastry — tacky and unsustainable. Atmosphere is quite nice so there is a lot of potential, but maybe switch to juices instead of coffee 😫

I will never return here or recommend this place to anyone. I came in for a quick coffee run in between meetings and ordered a small iced latte with oat milk, which is priced at $4.80 on the menu. To my shock, the total came to $7.80— DUE TO $3 surcharge JUST for oat milk. INSANE! Literally a SMALL iced latte came to $7.80 just because of alternative milk. That’s not only unreasonable, but outright exploitation! With nearly half the population being lactose intolerant, offering a dairy alternative shouldn’t be treated like a luxury item. Most cafés charge anywhere from 50¢ to $1 MAX for milk alternatives, not three times that amount. When I asked about it, I was told, “Sorry, we’re a small business.” Being a small business doesn’t justify taking advantage of customers. You’re located in a