Ferris Coffee

Wish they carried more product. Edit:
To be more detailed my husband received a gift certificate he could only use in Holland. He was after roasted asked pecans and there were none available, he also looked for some of the candies on the website and none to be found ( that he wanted) but 100% sure which ones anymore. It just seemed like the was slim pickings at the time we were there. Probably due to the holidays being so close and Covid

The place has declined since new ownership. The drinks aren't as good, the place feels sterile. Batistas are still nice though. I had the "orange spice" latte and it tastes like orange juice in coffee, which is kinda gross.

The coffee here is great and the staff are very nice and helpful. They were able to help pick which coffee to get based on he flavor profiles which I appreciated and they have some tasty snack choices!

Pretty nice coffee shop. A bit pricey, but good coffee. Lots of seating, but its usually busy so it's sometimes hard to find a seat. Each purchase gets you a wifi code for only an hour, so that's annoying. But try the coffee smoothie, it's a dream.

I worked out of this place for a few days in a row while on a trip in Holland. The wifi is good (~60MB) and the staff are friendly. The coffee was good, not great. The location is great for hanging out in downtown Holland on a nice day.

I love this place, it is a cute little coffee and espresso bar in down town Holland, they are always busy because they have arguably the best coffee in west Michigan. Espresso smoothies are my favorite, and they have great cozy decor inside.

The best coffee shop I have been to since moving from the Bay Area, California! Hands down! Amazing environment and the best employees!

Love this place. I always make it a point to visit JPs anytime I'm in Holland. They have seasonal flavors for their handmade syrups, friendly service, good treats, and cozy accomidations. Not to mention, great coffee!

I come here regularly. They put a lot of effort and care into the drinks that they make. They have Ferris coffee which is a local roaster from Grand Rapids which is nice. They direct source their beans from farmers across the world. On that note, their staff is friendly and knowledgeable when they have the time to answer nosy questions. It is hard to find seats sometimes during the busy daytime, but that speaks to the quality of their product. I love their Hayworth and their medium roast.

JP's is a long-time coffee spot right in the heart of Holland --newly renovated with fresh paint and group tables. It's great for studying, reading, and sitting outside. The Haworth is a perfectly executed Italian style Cappuccino, with just enough vanilla. The artwork can feel a bit old-fashioned, but is offset by the super friendly staff and folks, alike.