Java on Ocean

"The falafel wrap is vegan and awesome and I plan to be going back to try their vegan cookies. Great place to sit and chat with a friend over a hot beverage. Lots of people on laptops and even though it can get busy I have found a place to sit when I go."

"The owner here is a very friendly and kind person. I often come here to study The people working there are really friendly and kind, so you should definitely go to there.and can comfortably study for long hours. They have a wide selection of really delicious items, from sandwiches to sweets such as baked goods. There are plenty of seats and there are outlets where you can charge your electronic devices, so it's a recommended place for people who want to study or do other work."

"Coffee was nice, asked for soy milk instead of oat milk and they did that. However, I asked for a breakfast burrito with the Canadian bacon (or whatever it's call), no salsa, no ketchup (not sure why they put ketchup in there in the first place). I Ended up getting a cheese and egg burrito.. didn't taste the best but that's because I don't like burritos with only egg and cheese."

"Gourmet food, delicious coffees, great vibe, and a very welcoming owner. The chicken is Halal, and the Walnut Chicken wrap was amazing. Really enjoyed the chirping of the bird"

"Today's experience put a bad taste in my mouth. I like coming here to support the local businesses but tonight I was treated pretty rudely. I came in 5 min before 5pm on a Tuesday. I was in the area and decided to come here on a whim. I was helped by two older men, both with glasses, one with a beanie and the other without. I walked up to the register and the one with a beanie asked what I would like. I told him what sandwich I wanted and to get 2 of them. Instantly he replied, "Next time you need to call us ahead to make food because we have things to do. We are closing soon. It would have been easier on us if you had called ahead of time". I was shocked because I've come here at different times of the day and no one has ever said that to me before. I've come at 5pm before and never had I had someone mention that. I just replied, "Oh okay I didn't know that". I was hesitant in continuing the order but decided this might just be the last time I come here since apparently making sandwiches is a hassle. The other man finished the transaction as the one with a beanie made the sandwiches. After he called out my order, I asked him when did they start implementing this rule and what time did they close. He replied that because of the pandemic, they do not have many items and it would be easier to make the sandwich ahead of time. They still had one hour left until closing (closes 6pm). Before the pandemic, they closed at 9pm. I replied that I've come here around this same time recently in the pandemic and he wasn't here and the other people never mentioned that to me. He recognized that we have talked before and he tried to retract what he said --that either way, walk-in or by phone for food is okay at anytime for me. He tried explaining that "it's just much harder" for him that he had to make the sandwiches. I found this incredibly rude because --where does it state that the kitchen closes an hour before? I've worked at Starbucks and have never told anyone that came in as a walk-in to order by mobile to "make things easier for me", no matter how busy or slow it was. Not even during the last hour before closing, heck not even 5 min before! I understand if I had came in 1min before closing but I came in 65 min before closing. If there was a sign that stated to order food by calling, no walk-ins at a certain time--alright, but there was no sign. There were only a few people in the lobby too. To management--add a sign so that people will know that walk-ins for food are not welcomed, "Call-in orders only" to "make it easier" for the workers."