Source Coffeehouse

Good hipster coffee shop. They have oat and almond milk as dairy alternatives. The donuts are adorable but not worth the calories in our opinion. There is also a food truck selling breakfast on the street outside. It appeared to be popular but we didn't try it.

This place is fantastic. Good coffee, nice and friendly staff, space to sit and read or work and every time I visit something gets a little bit better every time so they must really listen to their customers. I used to think the tables were a little too small, boom, bigger tables. One of my go to spots and a shop I’d highly recommend.

Amazing staff and the best coffee around. I'm also very thankful for all the vegan baked goods and food! The black salt mocha is to die for!

Great coffee and even more amazing and friendly baristas! Bonus points for the Harry Potter themed decorations and drinks! Butterbeer latte is a must-try :D

New favorite coffee spot! Always good vibes & the staff truly cares about how they treat customers as well as the craft of coffee. Free parking off street around back.....definitely check these peeps out!

Best Coffehouse hands down. If you want coffee or tea, they have the best... don't go to Dunkin or Starbucks, this is where you want to be.
They have a really great iced tea you should try.

They have many cute artsy tables and many wall plug outlets on the wall so that you can charge up your cell or use your laptop while you're there, just bring charger.

They even have a vegan gluten free muffin. I recommend you go as much as you can.

Great coffee, dog-friendly, super chill. They always have a single-origin hot coffee available, which is excellent. And my wife can't stop taking about how great their nitro coldbrew is!

Really love this little shop. IT’s everything a coffee shop should be!

I was sad I didn’t get to try any coffee here. We tried. Went in about 2pm on a Sunday and waited at the counter for awhile. We were patient, and know Sundays can be busy. After 10 minutes the guy behind the counter popped over and said, “I’m so sorry, I’ll be with you in a minute, and I’m sorry for the long wait.” No worries. He then finishes someone’s toast, someone else’s food, and fixes a coffee order for someone else. After that he starts on another order. At this point we’ve waited 15-20 minutes to order and a large group came in behind us. We left without a word.

I’m sure, based on reviews that it just have been an off day. Only one person was there, etc. But I can only speak to my experience, and it wasn’t good.

This is the place that gives people a reason to hate coffee and I love coffee.
P.S. I tried finding the Coffeebus side of their gig to leave a review for that but, this will do.

I get to the counter and receive a beautiful stare down complete with silence. I mean, who even needs a, “Hey, good morning! What can I get you?” anymore in life anyways? Besides, I love initiating server-customer convos. It’s the best.

Sooo, I order a cold brew coffee light and sweet. The personal usual I get from pretty much everywhere. Instead, I get an unoriginal cup of [by the taste, I’m assuming it’s either] Chameleon or Califa coffee, which I’m not the biggest fan of & admittedly I could be wrong in which case, whatever brand they do use kind of sucks and tastes just like those two. Just... the coffee was a genuine disappointment because at the end of the day there are dozens of better brands to choose, you can go to Big Y and get a whole jug for a couple bucks more, and make about 8 slamming cups yourself instead of one lousy one.

Price was laughable for the product. If I’m treating myself to a $5 cup of coffee, I want to be impressed. Instead I get some 2/10 and an overcharge (I’ve investigated a little & see that via the website).

I didn’t get a full cup of coffee, I got a 3/4.

Because there are no sizes provided I assumed I’d get, at the very least, a medium, instead I get something short of a “grande” size (for visuals).

I was thrown shade when the coffee came to me not light and sweet but watery and black. When I said it wasn’t what I asked for, the girl pointed at the packaged sugar and creamer and goes “Oh, it’s over there you can do it.” Except, any respectable coffee joint knows that one, make the coffee like it’s asked, and two, granulated sugar will not dissolve in cold coffee. So I ask for liquid sugar. She hesitated as if shocked I knew what that was, then dodged behind the window and came back with “All I have is vanilla.” Then as I’m dripping it in to make it the desired taste, I KID YOU NOT(!) she snatches it away and hides it. And I’m standing there like ‘Haha, ah... excuse me?’ which I hoped my eyes could relay as I watched her nervously looking everywhere else.

Just stick to Starbucks for a coffee of this price, you’ll be happier. I know a damn good cup of coffee when I taste it but above all else: service means everything. I think a lot of people forget how important that is these days. This place flunked on both. Get better management for the bus or return the loan, jeez. Sure, I’d have you at my wedding, if I hated all the people there.