The Greenroom Coffee Shop at The Camp

They definitely need to work on their customer service skills. The girl at the front was the absolute worst. The WiFi wasn’t working and when I brought it to her attention she haughtily replied that it wasn’t under her control and acted like I was bothering her (note: there was no one else in the coffee shop which maybe should have been my first clue). When I asked her if she was sure it was working because it wasn’t working on my end she got an attitude with me, which included rolling her eyes and getting unnecessarily angry. The worst part was berating me as if I’m some old dumb person saying
“it works for me so I’m not sure why you’re having issues” and “sometimes you have to just wait a few minutes if you’ve tried a few times and THEN try connecting.” Instead of being helpful I was met with hostility. Honestly, Ive never been treated this way. I’ve worked in the service industry and travel around a lot for work which includes spending time in lots of coffee shops and this behavior literally left me speechless. She was young and was wearing a yellow Spider-Man shirt with long brown hair and teal eyeliner.

I would suggest going some place else. It’s a shame that absolutely horrific service and being treated like a second class citizen ruined this cute little spot for me. Especially since I formerly loved going here. I will say the girl she was training was a lot nicer and seemed to realize her coworkers behavior was inexcusable. Now I am heading to a different coffee shop to be able to find WiFi and good service. I would suggest you do the same.

Update:: Honest Coffee Roasters was absolutely incredible! Great service and vibes. I would check that place out instead until this place works out these issues.

Amazing, creative drinks are designed here! I loved their butterscotch hot chocolate -- perfect for when it was too late for caffeine. The cafe itself is pretty small, but it is located with a bunch of other little places and there is a huge outdoor area with pleasant music in the background.

I went around New Year's, so I was the only one outside, and it felt as if I were in a movie scene. It was picturesque, peaceful, and I got a stamp on my Coffee Passport! Highly recommend.

I went on Saturday at noon. The look and feel of this place was excellent, and fits perfectly with this cool eclectic location. I Def give this 5 star rating but I will say, this particular day, with a band playing very loudly on the stage, it made it impossible to talk or order drinks. Quite opposite from what I hear is the normal atmosphere at this business. I would like to go again when the spot is quiet. But, to each their own I guess.

Excellent drinks! If you want something cold, I recommend the coffee soda!

I love this spot! Great coffee! Mardi Gras was great! Live entertainment!

I had a great experience here. The barista was very polite, and everything we ordered was excellent. The space is cozy and relaxed. I especially appreciated that we ordered a hot chocolate for a small child, and the barista served it warm, but noticed so hot that she couldn't start drinking it right away. He also took the time to make a cute bear design on the top.

The coffee flight was a neat experience, and one that I haven't seen on a coffee shop menu before.

They manage to get a good espresso out of medium roast, which is a challenge for me. Really love the location and have had good experiences.

Today, I learned that the weakness of my last Americano wasn’t barista error but due to “going up a size” (short to tall) not coming with more coffee. Apparently, you have to ask for or authorize “the shot”, all of which are 2oz., which can be added at no additional charge. #secretmenu

Today, I had a tedious conversation over a general inquiry, wherein I mentioned that I had a weak Americano previously (shot upsell opportunity?). Think we made up and figured it out, but it felt like a Portlandia episode. Is this supposed to be part of the “experience”, LOL?

I wonder if it was the same person that Aubrey Stewart encountered.

The exterior is awfully deceiving, but when you walk inside you're instantly taken to a beautiful location. The art show/industrial vibe takes you on a rustic adventure. I felt like I was in a speakeasy from the 20's because of it's hidden feel. On top of the super great atmosphere, the coffee is delicious!! And better yet, the staff is kind and welcoming. I highly recommend this place for hang outs, a quick bite, a nice cup of coffee or a beer (because they have those too!). I will definitely be returning soon.

Delicious coffee. Friendly staff. Fun atmosphere. Great location.

Would give one star but the coffee quality makes up for it.. still not as good quality as cafe 153. I won’t be back I watched 3 people get their drink before me when they ordered after me... super unprofessional. But otherwise atmosphere was quaint- very small. Try if you’d like but if you’re asking a reviewers opinion head over to bridge street the service, atmosphere, and people are so much more welcoming.. and the coffee is cheaper!