3 Cups

I’ve been 3 times so far and have enjoyed every experience. This Friday night there was live music and it was just so nice to drink my golden milk (with almond milk) and banana bread with a live soundtrack.

The ambience is just so great and it’s spacious with plenty of parking around. And it stays open later than any other coffee/tea shop. I love it here.

The staff makes a place great, warm and welcoming or not. This place has amazing architectural design with modern furniture etc. But lack of staff vibe, energy and ownership. Please get rid of your unhappy personnel cause it hurts your brand. And please update your google listing, social media etc.

Fun little coffee shop slash cafe. I don’t drink coffee but they had other drink options and food.
The ambiance is great and so charming and would be suitable for working on your laptop.

I had the summer drink - lavender lemonade granita and it was so delicious. The ice in it didn’t melt either.
I ate the egg salad on a croissant and enjoyed it. The quality of the croissant was average and the egg salad could use more seasoning and flavor.

We were recommended this place by our Airbnb host and my goodness is it great! The seasonal toast is to die for! We had a little mishap but the staff worked together great and helped figure everything out with ease and good communication. Atmosphere was awesome too! Will definitely be coming back before we travel back home!

Recently discovered 3 Cups Coffee on Instagram and decided to stop by. The ambience was great! I ordered a seasonal drink, their lavender latte, and a scone. I was very impressed but the quality of everything. I also appreciated seeing an in-house coffee roasting machine as well. You can tell a lot of care goes into their craft. I will definitely be coming back whenever I’m in the area!

Such a fun coffee shop. Clean and fresh atmosphere and our coffee was great.

Always serves good coffee, lattes and excellent hot chocolate. Lovely little coffee shop with WiFi and seating. They have wine nights as well & terrific lunches. It’s laid back. Casual. Pleasant. Popular with locals. Nice casual date. Pick up a latte and carry it over to one of the free Holliday Saturday night summer concerts in the park.

Cute shop. Could come here to work but can see it getting noisy when busy. Trying to diversify offerings with alcohol and light food available in the evenings. Coffee is great, but expect to wait for your cuppa.

I found this place to be a fun coffee shop. The food was really good. We had a toast and egg salad. The coffee was a bit bitter for my tastes, but the little cookie they served with it (earl gray biscuit I think it was) was very good. They had a local artists pottery mugs for sale. I bought an espresso sized one. The setting is industrial and a little sterile.

Love the space and food options, but the coffee is a no-go unfortunately. I’ve visited multiple times recently and keep getting inconsistent (although consistently bad) coffee.

I think there’s only one barista (maybe two?) who knows how to micro-foam a cappuccino/latte. Everyone else only froths the top of your cappuccino/latte and leaves you with a cup of hot watery-milk coffee.

I thought it was only the oat milk that the baristas struggled frothing (because they use Kirkland brand oat milk—you must use Oatley full-fat oat milk), but I asked them to remake my cap in 2% dairy milk and it came out EXACTLY the same.

I’m happy to pay $7 (including tip) for a cappuccino made right, but it ain’t happenin’ here. I’m not sure it’s understood that third-wave/micro-foamed coffee is the standard for such a price point.

If I ever come back, I’ll be sure to make my cappuccino at home. My Nespresso milk frother does a better job. Which is unfortunate because this place is very likeable otherwise, but good coffee means too much to me.