The Copper Q

This was place really busy for a Sunday morning. Waited in line for at least 20 to 30 minutes.

However, the quiche and breakfast croissant were undeniably delicious. The coffee was also good. The staff was friendly as well.

Their chocolate mouse looked suspicious, but we had a good laugh about it.

Great bakery with a lot of coffee and sandwiches. They also Sell many things for the kitchen. In the heart of the big bear village.

Great coffee, and patisserie. Friendly casual service, and fun staff.

ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS COFFEE, LATTE, BREAKFAST BURRITO AND BAGELS YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT. There is a bit of a wait as mentioned in other reviews I’ve seen but damn this place is so good, your patience will be rewarded. We went knowing it had a reputation of taking some time so we were ok with it, if you’re someone just popping I can see how some might be annoyed with it. I had a jalapeño bagel with cream cheese, breakfast burrito, pistachio up cake (for later) and regular coffee. wife had blueberry bagel with vegan cream cheese and she’s raving about how amazing the vegan cream cheese was and a vegan maple walnut cupcake . I thought they were going to just toss a burrito in the microwave but there is a stove setup away from the cafe bar where I saw them make it all fresh. Worth the wait but just know there is a wait

The pistachio cupcake & cannoli are incredible here. All of the baked goods & coffees here are insanely delicious tbh!

I hate to do this, I really do. So I’ll start out with the positive. The place is really cute. I loved that they sold various goods and the overall design. I kept thinking how if my mom didn’t have everything here, I’d buy her something.

The staff was super friendly. They looked a little behind, but when I asked for a recommendation they gave it. And they were nice and attentive. Most of all they were apologetic for the situation.

HOWEVER, and this is the biggest thing, this was hands down the worst coffee in my life. I genuinely thought that I had the worst coffee in Utah. I thought, how can it get worse than this? Somehow this place proved me wrong. I’m not sure what I got could qualify as coffee. It tasted flavorless and had the weirdest, almost gritty texture. I ordered an iced mocha and somehow it was warm with no ice. And the chocolate wasn’t mixed at all. It was all at the bottom which is probably for the best because when I mixed it in it was vile.

Thankfully another coffee house down the street saved me, but I would NOT want to repeat this!

We showed up before close. David had a nice friendly attitude, helping us get just what we needed. He was complimentive and even checked in the back for what looked like was out of stock. He went above and beyond making our experience there joyful. I know during closing time customers can feel like a burden but he did not make us feel that way. Welcoming and accommodating staff was a delight to our experience. Much better than the masked ladies of last year full of attitude and rudeness to my wife's physical condition.

great coffee. i went there multiple times last weekend and everything i got was great. they were a little under staffed but your on vacation and what is it to wait another 15 minutes or so.

I got a London fog from this place. It took quite a while to get, as there was only 1 person there working, but it was super worth it. The prices are some of the best in town for the sizes and it tasted amazing. Get more employees if possible and this place will be unstoppable.

In search for a better breakfast in town, I left Tea and Coffee Exchange and head to the Copper Q. The place was so cute. I asked for a yogurt parfait. They did not have one available. However, they went in the back and and made one for me. The best customer service