COFFEE CAN

When you pull into the parking lot of Coffee Can, the first thing you notice is it's unique architecture. The building is made out of old shipping containers. On my first visit I ordered a vanilla latte with a Caesar salad and a Can Cuban, their version of a Cuban sandwich. The latte was very good and more in the style of an authentic espresso based beverage and not overly sweet. The Caesar salad was good with fresh romaine lettuce, plenty of Caesar salad dressing on the side, and nice, crunchy croutons. In all honesty, the Cuban sandwich was so-so. In my opinion, the sandwich has two issues. First, there are two different styles of Cuban sandwich. Both have ham, Swiss cheese, pickles, and mustard. Where they differ is one variety adds roast or pulled pork and the other adds salami. The pulled pork version is much more flavorful and adds fresher meat to the sandwich. The salami version is just more processed meat which is basically just a glorified lunch meat sandwich. The Can Cuban is the salami version which is inferior to the pulled pork variety. The second issue is the menu states a generous amount of yellow mustard. In fact, too generous. There is so much mustard it overwhelms the other ingredients. This has a simple solution. Put less mustard on the sandwich and put additional mustard on the side or put no mustard on and put it on the side thus allowing the diner to customize the sandwich to his own taste. Now mind you this is just one sandwich. The others could be outstanding so I wouldn't let one instance discourage anyone from trying the Cuban or any others

Really wanted to like this place since its on my way to work, but first time there was a disappointment. First the lid popped off my coffee when I went to set it in a cup holder spilling coffee all over. I believe the cup was just defective because even after they changed the lid and refilled the coffee it was still leaking. I guess luckily it wasn't really hot, but also it wasn't hot. Live 10 min. Away and by the time I got home it was barley warm. The coffee was good flavor wise. I got 2 cinnamon rolls and they really lacked flavor in the icing, glad it wasn't too sweet but seems to be over baked and probably some frozen dough, wouldn't order it again. Also got "the standard" a ham egg and cheese muffin, which was REALLY hot from the microwave im guessing and was not the best tasting thing either. Will try again, they haven't been open very long, hopefully next time will be better.

Delicious coffee! My girlfriend and I love it here.

Cool, hip building that doesn't really fit with the surrounding neighborhood. Stopped at 6:10 pm and place was empty. Ordered a drip coffee, that they said they needed to brew and would be 5 minutes. Coffee showed up in just a couple of minutes. Coffee was terrible, metallic and tasted burnt. Maybe brewed in a rusty can? I've had better cups of coffee from a gas station. Sorry, I know this harsh but the coffee was that bad!
As others had said, the lid didn't fit and I ended up spilling while trying to sip. The Coffee Can is going to need to start dazzling customers or else it will end up being a really expensive decoration along 116.

Excellent service and great coffee. The food was delicious as well. The place is super clean, great WiFi, bathrooms are spotless. Great environment. Super helpful staff, helped me choose a coffee and recommended the chicken and waffle sandwich (10 out of 10!). Dolli was out barista, she was super helpful

Great coffee shop. Fast and courteous employees.

I just got introduced to this coffeeshop a few days ago and the establishment itself is beautiful and very well made. The items I have tried so far includes a matcha and chai tea latte. The two items have been mediocre. The matcha latte didn't have much flavor and the chai tea lacked the flavor of the chai. So far the things I have tried are not items I would try again, but I will go back and just try the coffee in hopes that they at least have one good drink item.

Restaurants
A sausage patty at retail is around $0.30
A vegetarian sausage patty at retail is around $0.40.
Yet you charge $2.00 extra as a substitution.
A frozen hamburger at retail is around $0.85
A frozen vegetarian burger at retail is around $0.65
Yet you charge $2 to $3.00 extra as a substitution.
Can we say RIP OFF

Had a wonderful experience, the staff was fantastic and polite. The grownup grilled cheese was amazing. Will definitely go back next time I'm in the area.

Nov 6, 2021 – What a rainy day it was this morning. BUT, it was amazing to see the new coffee shop in Hanna City. I love the space and more importantly all the kind, welcoming & friendly people, both staff and guests who were there when I stopped by for the tour this morning.
Congratulations and I look forward to my next visit. Woohoo. 😁🎉🤤🎉🤤🎉🤤🎉😁

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I just saw your Facebook post that you're finally open. I can't wait to visit you soon! Super excited 😁😁😁.