Java Girl

"Poor service. I was just in town to visit a friend in the neighborhood. I purchased a drink and a dessert while waiting for the friend to arrive. While I sat down to eat my food, the server asked me to move from a two-seating square table to a two-seating round table without any reasoning. I didn’t move, it was a ridiculous request."

"Great coffee and biscottis very friendly staff very fun place and atmosphere"

"Quaint place with reliable coffee. The vibe is quirky nostalgic. Coffee are roasted and infused with flavor, not with syrup if you’re into flavored coffee."

"The best part about this place is the ambience and it caters to that 90’s “You’ve Got Mail” dot com NYC coffee shop girl. The design of the space is sublime, with cozy reading nooks and whimsical merchandise like coffee mugs decorated with Steve Madden-esque shoes and kitschy kittens. The baristas are always nice. The downside is, the coffee isn’t great. Maybe the other flavors that they display in proud barrels are tastier, but everytime I’ve ordered coffee or a cappuccino to go, I have been disappointed. When it comes to food, options are limited. They have a small selection of pastries and granola bars, but not many substantial food options. Additionally, there are old, creepy men that sometimes lurk outside and attempt to chat up the young women that come in and are trying to mind their business. This isn’t the shop’s fault, but it does kill the vibe."

"The cafe and staff are really nice, and the staff was very polite and patient. They made our drinks very well, and they also had a lot of teas and coffees to order off-menu. They do have a sign that asls for phone conversations to be taken outside so as not to disturb the other patrons, which was nice. They also have a shop inside with some locally made gifts, and mugs, which was really cute."