Coffee Coffee

Regular here and every time I walk in the owner or his wife are brunt and or just flat out rude, why do you look confused as to why Im here? Do you sell coffee? Are you a business? (Fun game! Ask them for almost any item on the menu that requires cooking and they will look at you confused then tell you they aren't making that today, try this with 4-5 items until you aren't hungry anymore!) And how is it possible for food prices to keep getting more expensive when its the same thing. Or do you just up-charge people you don't like?

So I swung by this place 15m ago because I was looking for a coffee shop and the reviews were easily good. Let me say this first, the reviews are On Freaking Point. The ambience and decor are really chill. The owner is a super friendly guy who greets you right as you walk in with a smile. I'm definitely coming here on my one a week trips up to nh. If you get the chance, definitely swing by!

We went there for breakfast on a Sunday. The place was decorated nice and I was pleasantly surprised to have live music. It was not busy at all but we waited over 45 mins for our breakfast and it still came out cold. Thank goodness the coffee is great. Thats worth the 1 star. Our server was nice and we had him reheat the food in the microwave because I was not about to wait another 45 mins. The owners were also present, so very nicely my husband told them what had happened and instead of trying to make good on it or even apologize, all she did was get defensive and yes us to death. Clearly she doesn't care about quality or having new customers. We go to breakfast all the time and we will NEVER go back to Coffee Coffee, even if the coffee was amazing. Super disappointing.

Love this place! Great, organic coffees & lovely owners. Great for a to go order or to bring your laptop & hang around.
They do Sunday Brunch & host musicians. Wonderful spot to relax.

When I first walked into Coffee Coffee, I could see it was unlike any other coffee shop. The scent of freshly roasted coffee permeated throughout the establishment. The room is large and sparsely decorated, not cramped and gaudy like many places tend to be. I was introduced to the owners by the friend who had suggested we go, and they were both friendly and personable. Among other things they informed me that they were coffee roasters, not brewers, and when asked explained the difference. Feeling welcomed I began to peruse the room. On one side there was a display with some history and facts about coffee (no spoilers, read it yourself). There were small personal tables in the 'cafe' area, and two couches on the other side (which are incredibly comfortable, might I add.) The next part of my journey was the counter. The menu above held a variety of delicious sounding foods, beverages, and desserts. The display case held a variety of pastries, and the counter had a few coffee dispensers labeled with their contained flavor. I was handed a small glass and invited to try each type of coffee, they were each personally described to me as I tasted. While they all were amazing, it was quite a warm day, and I decided finally upon an unflavored iced coffee. The owner, Lynn as she introduced herself, retrieved my order. I was handed a glass with iced coffee, coffee iced cubes, and directed towards the cream and sugar. I prepared my beverage and took a sip. Now I'm slightly embarrassed to say this, but I was surprised that the iced coffee was just as delicious as the hot had been (it seems that does not happen often.) My friend and I made our way over to one of the couches, sat down and listened to the music playing through the speakers. We chatted for awhile, just enjoying the comfortable atmosphere.

At this point, I decided to try some of the food. I went with a grilled cheese, as I was not feeling all that well that day. My order was delivered to me much faster than I had expected, as was my friends. Now I will not spoil the experience by describing my plate, you will have to see that for yourself as well, but I will say: It was by FAR the best Grilled Cheese I had ever tried. My friends Spinach Pie slice was given rave reviews as well. We spoke to the owners for a while longer and they informed us about the variety of entertainment they host, including an open mic night and coffee tastings. Now I'm dragging on, so I will summarize for you.

Coffee Coffee is a fantastic establishment, and regardless of if you are a casual coffee drinker, or a coffee connoisseur, you will not be disappointed with a single moment there.

If your just in and out for coffee this place is great!! Some of the best coffee I have ever had. Everything else left alot to be desired. The place is shabby and there are cobwebs everywhere. Walked in to 2 men sitting at a table who greeted me when I walk-in but I couldn't tell they worked there until they went behind the counter. Instead of sitting at a table doing nothing while clearly on the clock why not just something. I wasn't impressed enough to get a pastry or sweet out of the case. I just got coffee coffee.

Found this place through friends and will never go back to Starbucks again. The coffee Gale Boetticher brewed for Heisenberg would taste like it came from a 70's era bus-station vending machine compared to the beans they sell and the coffee they brew. Even non-coffee-lovers will love the coffee here.

The grade of this coffee is the best, absolutely unparalleled. Fresh roasted on site by a master, exquisite coffees found nowhere else, Barry is the coffee guru! He is always willing to educate and provide his vast knowledge to coffee aficionados and coffee drinkers in search of toxin free gold!

I really would not come back here again. The atmosphere is very strange and bit uncomfortable - I guess it appeals to certain crowds. Kind of tacky.

All I wanted to do was grab a coffee at the front and sit at a table and get some work done, but I was led to a table instead with a menu for food when I told them all I wanted was a quick cup of coffee. Eventually I got the coffee (which was actually quite tasty) but could only be in there for about 30 minutes because it was so uncomfortable. One of the owners was going around with some sort of bug-killing gun, shooting at tables and the front windows. Very strange. And some of the other owners or workers were chatting quite loudly with a particular group of people (probably regulars) about some pretty controversial political topics - probably not the best thing to do with other customers in the place.

Food looked decent on the menu I guess, but I am not going back to find out.

Con artists work here. All I can say is, $6 grilled cheese sandwich. I have been coming here loyally from 2013 to late early 2017 and I'm glad I don't anymore. Barry Goldman is a lazy owner and lies about his product While the coffee is organic and roasted at the store, he will roast for hours a day, coffee will be on shelf for 10 days and he will say its fresh, lying to the customer.

His wife Lynn runs the company, while he's on his ass playing scrabble after sitting on his ass just roasting. Their son comes here and I feel sorry for him, Barry does nothing but yell at him in front of the customers.

Employees usually get fired in 2 weeks. In my time being here, Barry has burnt through 5 chefs, 3 of which I thought were awesome people who lost their jobs. Cashiers are miserable and trust me, he's probably hired another 20 people by now. Because making coffee and cleaning is so hard.

Place is supposed to look roomy and cozy, but its a mess. Bahtroom is unsanitary.

There are better places. The Coffee Factory is alright. Coffee Roasters Farmhouse is much better( they do cold brew unlike Barry) and they don't overcharge you.