Stir Crazy Cafe RVA

Great coffee shop serving and selling Counter Culture coffee (Big Trouble is my fav). Plenty of seating, but also commonly pretty busy. However, the staff is friendly and they also have a great selection of breakfast and lunch foods and baked goodies!

The southwest breakfast burrito is quite yummy. They also have a great tea selection. I recommend the ginseng peppermint. They are slow to take orders but the food and beverage service is quick. Great little neighborhood gem

I got a cappuccino and my wife a matcha. Both were excellent. The Lilly breakfast sandwich was delicious and exactly what I was looking for.

While a quaint, and aesthetically pleasing spot, both the coffee and food leave more to be desired. This was my second time visiting. Hoping the first time was a fluke, I decided to try again. The first time, the matcha latte was barely warm, and not blended correctly with large, chunky matcha bits left in the bottom of the cup. The American wrap looked like a McDonald’s burrito, and did not taste much better. On my second visit, the black coffee was watery, reminiscent of instant coffee made at home. The bagel looked sloppily thrown together, like something of a microwaved breakfast bagel from a convenience store. Unless you’re a fan of bland food, weak coffee, and high prices for a mediocre experience, go somewhere else.

I've been going here since '06, it's staying power is not in doubt. The food is good, it is slow to come out though, even when slow. My biggest issue is the price hike! Sandwiches are now 9.25, add a drink, the tip that's forced in your face, and the meal tax, it's 15 bucks for casual dining without a waiter, and casual food. More power to them.

Great service, atmosphere, and drinks with great food

Was excited to try to Stir Crazy instead of my frequent Starbucks in my neighborhood. I felt as if me ordering was a chore for the associate that took my order over the phone. Not very welcoming. Then to top it off, she asks for a tip, over the phone. I’m not sure if that is common practice for this business, but for me it’s tacky and awkward to ask someone for a tip. I’d like the option to give a tip, not to feel forced or to be put in an awkward situation to respond with a yes or no. Not the best experience. My first and last time trying this place.

This is our routine breakfast spot every Friday morning and we've grown very fond of it. The local atmosphere is great, coffee and food is good (their pre-prepared mini breakfast burritos are surprisingly excellent).

Only negative is you can end up spending more money than you'd expect to - I'm looking at you, quiche. But sticking to the essentials (coffee + bagel/biscuit/burrito) is plenty affordable.

Spacious cafe in Northside. They have a good selection of breakfast foods and are a good place to go with a group, or if you need to get some computer work done. They have a many options for seating including a couple couches. My wife and I got iced vanilla Americanos, we added some half & half/cream and they were delicious.

Love the lattes and pastries! Great local spot with a lot of space, although it tends to be full most of the time. It can get loud inside -- the main downside if you're wanting quiet or of you're meeting someone for conversation.