Caffè Casa

I brought in three kids and myself to get something sweet after dinner. The lady behind the counter working was not very friendly, and the other seemed annoyed at out presence. We ordered one chocolate chip cookie, three tiny tea cookies, and a brownie. The choc. chip cookie tasted bad, not anything homemade, but something that came out of a redi-made tub. The three tea cookies were crumbly and tasteless. And the brownie, which she cut down to a sliver instead of giving it to me whole, also had a weird taste to it. I had to stop to rinse my mouth out after because it was such a strange and almost metallic aftertaste, the kids even complained that their stomachs hurt. On top of everything, I was charged $10 for the treats. Which seems pretty high considering the quality of the product.

cute atmosphere completely ruined by outrageous prices. spent almost $8 on a coffee which was surprising because it looks like it's run by hippies (a compliment, their indor decor is good and they even have a lemon tree). but not worth the price.

civil coffee house should take notes from cafe casa on how to make a coffee shop cute and comfortable. cafe casa knows how to do atmosphere! even if the price makes me unhappy lol

Locally family owned coffee shop with great food. The atmosphere is amazing with the indoor garden.

I got no service.
Sat at the counter for a while. The lady who works there washed dishes and yelled back and forth to her friend (the only other person in the caffe) sitting 2 seats over at the counter.
I can’t even say I got bad service- I was completely ignored- I got no service.
I left, and I’m angry.
I’ve loved this place until today.
I will not walk in again on that person’s shift.
There are plenty of other places to grab a coffee in this town.
I’m hoping this was an isolated incident.
10/4 2:43 pm.

Charming and authentic. A little gem on the mall. The perfect place to spend a lazy Saturday enjoying a good book and hot coffee. The homemade bagels are a must try!

Beautiful atmosphere and delicious club sandwiches. Their Italian iced sodas are absolutely worth a try

This place is AMAZING! Beautiful baked goods, luscious lunch and sumptious soups. We didn't try the coffee, but I am told it is good

Staff are extremely rude. I came in and asked if I could have an empty coffee cup, even offered to purchase it. The woman at the counter told me to get out. Did she just assume I was a homeless beggar? Either way, homeless or not, treating humans less than human is ridiculous.

The first time I tasted John's coffee was 20 years ago. It's even better today. Kathy's soups are great too. I wish she still made quiche for lunch. I'm proud to be a regular customer. And I LOL'ed at the poor marketdroid's comment above.... Just last week I was sitting at the counter, laughing at John hanging up on people trying to sell him stuff.

It's difficult these days to find a place where they make a good cappuccino. I don't like the soap-foam or bland taste one gets everywhere. Coffee drinking is a ritual and this place has a vibe of a temple.