Red Rock Coffee

Coffee is good. Lots of sitting area with wifi. Parking was a little bit far.

The coffee and pastry is good but if you want to try your luck on Mondays for Open mic, good luck if you don’t know the owner! They say that they have a registration from 5:30-7:30 for the acts and they choose from the registration pool randomly. However, I have been there three times so far and what I witnessed is that the acts are pretty much the same people and are the ones that somehow know the lady who draws the names. So, again. If you want to have coffee and pastry, by all means, go! If you want to do open mic and you don’t know the owner, try your luck somewhere else.

Great place for work, and open mic is pretty good too. Might want to limit the dogs to outside though, even now I see people avoiding a table because a person at a table opposite has the dog laying between the two. It's interesting to observe, but it effectively occupies an extra table in what is a pretty busy time.

This has been my go-to coffee shop for the past 10 years so figured it's about time I leave a review. Their drinks are decent but where it shines is its cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and community events (open mic nights, board game nights, etc). Back then, it was open until 10pm but they've since reduced their hours to 5:30pm closing after pandemic. There are lots of parking lots behind and around the area but can be tough during peak times.

Only downside is that it can get extremely crowded. On a Sunday around 11am, there were no seats open and other people came up behind me searching for seats as well so I ended up going somewhere else - nothing against Red Rock, just that it is very popular. I hadn't been in a while so I had never seen it this packed but not surprised as it's a great place to work with lots of outlets, windows, tables, and wifi.

Overall a fantastic place to GSD in a comfortable environment with super friendly service :)

Nice coffee place to hang out with friends. Lots of tech folks with laptops. Always a friendly crowd during workdays. Coffee is usually pretty good - latte is a safe choice and if one would like to try out the flavored ones they never disappoint.

Great place to get work done, nice staff, but they consistently miss orders. I have seen on multiple occasions people order drinks, then wait 5-10 minutes and only when they go up and tell them again what they ordered do that make the drink. Has happened to me on several occasions.

My Americano was pretty good. Sometimes roast that coffee shops are hit and miss, but I was pleasantly surprised. Very community oriented with organized gatherings. Additionally, the white board adversities what to expect throughout the coming month with regards to coffee and events. Staff was delightful and nice. Well done!

One of the best places for real coffee with great service. We had our usual Cappuccino which had aromatic flavor and that perfect strength that you need for cold and rainy weather. Seating arrangement is bit cramped on the ground floor but on the plus side, great way to bump into people and strike impromptu conversations.

Delicious honey lavender latte! It was busy on a Sunday afternoon which surprised us. They take their time with the espresso drinks so prepare to relax and enjoy your company.

Loved the sign that says they care.

Bathrooms around the corner and upstairs so no long lines.

I love supporting local coffee shops. But apparently some of them have bad service. To me, paying a tip is like rewarding good service. So if I'm not getting it, why should I pay for it? I had a meeting and I came in there order a coffee and I had a meeting to discuss about the business and I asked them if they could put in a mug which they said yes they can and then I asked if they could bring it to my table, but they said no it's a self service coffee shop if this is a self service coffee shop what are you asking the tip for so am I paying your salaries from the tip or are you asking the tips cause you failed to provide any service??