Cups in The Quarter

I love cups and I've always been a big fan. I study here semi often and it's a good place to focus for a little while. Although sometimes since their stores so close to the country squire the smell of tobacco can be almost overbearing unfortunately.

The quality of the coffee and tea here is rather outstanding, but that is about it. The bathrooms here are par, and it goes the same with the staff. One of my biggest complaints with the coffee shop is the limited space. There are often a lot of people, and it gets very difficult to do things like study or work in here. I would recommend that you stop bye, and leave to go enjoy your coffee somewhere else rather than here.Yet, the coffee is still amazing.

I’m really surprised about the positive comments on this location — I usually like Cups but please go to any other branch, lol. It smells weirdly like cigarette smoke and when I went home all my clothes, my bag and even my mask smelled like stale cigarettes — not a good look. There’s minimal art, the walls are bare black with scuff marks where chairs have rubbed paint off. Also, the barista complained to some customers (not me) that his previous order had failed to tip on a big order, which is so weird and uncomfortable! Others Cups locations are way nicer and more professional!

Awesome local coffee shops, worthy of your patronage.

Cozy stores, or small chains, like this are common in the Pacific Northwest, but I haven't seen many like it in the South. The staff is knowledgeable and if you tell them what tastes you like or how much caffeine you like, they will steer you to the perfect cup.

If you have time to sit and enjoy your beverage, you get a "real cup" but if you have to go, you either get something disposable or bring your own reusable one. They do carry a selection of cups for both travel and home use.

Staff is very friendly, coffee is very good (I'm a huge fan of the mocha iced latte, with whole milk). The reason I'm giving two stars is that some time this year, a cigar lounge moved in nextdoor. Ever since, this location has smelled awful. These conditions are inappropriate for the workers, who have to sit in that second-hand smoke, and guests who are coming to the location to smell fresh ground coffee, not smoke.

I'm avoiding this location, but would very much like to make it a part of my daily routine once something is done about the working conditions and air filtration.

Me an my sister always come to this location today there was guy in there who didnt want wash cup out or didnt care how me an my sister coffee was made my sister always get blondde with extra carmel to the guy charge for everything i was tellin him how make it n minds. Wasnt sweet at all n my sister coffee wasn't hot i told him he told me its the cup that feel that way

Tried to make a purchase on Thursday, St Patrick's evening at 6:50.
Door was open. The barista looked up and said "we're closed. I just haven't locked the door.
Same thing just happened today, March 23rd, at noon. Except I ask why they were closed. "Weathet" was the response. It was raining lightly with a possibility of tornadic activity late tonight .
Strike two!

Great little coffee shop! Great selections and the barista was incredibly friendly! Was kind and accommodating to my slightly picky kid. Definitely plan to stop in any time I'm in the area.

This is a good local Jackson chain, but it wasn’t incredible. Sunday staff is short handed at some locations, apparently, as I was told that there wasn’t a barista on the clock so I had to settle for drip that could have been better. I’m open to trying it again, but be prepared to expect an issue.

This is my go-to meetup place. It's quiet, snug and homey. They make the best versions of all the Cups coffees, teas, etc. There are two private rooms, a side seating area, and a back patio in the courtyard of The Quarter. Oh, and free WiFi makes it a great place to study.