The Coffeehouse

My wife and I stopped on our way out of town hoping for a good cup of coffee. What we found was this adorable coffee shop with great staff and a welcoming feel. Most coffee shops hand you a to go cup and want you go...we were so surprised to find that there coffee is served in regular coffee cups wanting you to stay and enjoy their shop. It was a beautiful day so we chose to sit outside and the owner and staff bring your drink to you showing true customer service. This was a great experience for both of us. We are so looking forward to coming back and enjoying some good coffee the next time we come down to Williamsburg. Thank you for taking the time to make a place where you can sit and enjoy a great cup of coffee.
Scott - Plano, IL

The girl at the register clearly did not want to be there… No idea how to make coffee; even told us initially that flavor couldn’t be added to a latte due to it being espresso. Everyone’s coffee was extremely burnt, with one order being completely wrong. 3 of 4 coffees were thrown out before we even made it back to the car.

Delicious coffee. Nice atmosphere.

Saw a previous review about not allowing someone to sit and do work here so I was skeptical, but ended up having the opposite experience. The service was friendly and the coffee delicious. I stayed for four hours while working on my computer and the staff even helped me find a spot with an easily accessible outlet. Ordered a latte and also ended up getting lunch. Was very impressed and I will absolutely return.

This was a great little local find while we were on vacation! As you walk in, there is roasting coffee and a very large variety of drinks for anyone's interests! If we were local, we would absolutely go here for freshly roasted coffee beans and drinks much more often.

Best locally-roasted coffee! Best mochas in at least 3 states! Welcoming locals who know your name AND your favorite coffee! Great spot for meeting friends, business meetings... intimate, casual, and accepting of folk spending hours at a time working, visiting, writing....several local authors can be found creatively at work. Don't drink coffee? Also offer teas, hot cocoa, hot cider, strawberry lemonade...great homemade soups and quiche.

Great place for a lot of different kinds of coffee grounds. Delicious coffee is made on the spot. Veteran owned and operated. Soy milk option for the vegans!

My coffee machine at home broke and my husband and I needed a coffee 'fix' so we decided to try the coffeehouse on Saturday (Sept 14th) and the place was hopping. A very nice staff member recommended a latte with a caramel shot for my husband and I ordered the Mocha. Both drinks were magic, I don't think I've ever had a better mocha, and my husband couldn't stop raving about the latte. (The drinks were made by a large man with bushy hair who clearly knows how to make an awesome beverage.) We were so impressed with our drinks that we came back on Monday (Sept 17th) and asked for the exact same order. This time both drinks tasted like watery warm milk. The 5-star review is for the first 2 drinks we had. Unfortunately, for almost $10, I'm unwilling to play coffee roulette again with another employee so I won't be back.

Polite and refused service because we choose not to mask. Walked out and put our mask on since they had a sign and it was the responsible thing to do. Our family is a huge fan of great coffee.This is a place for us now and forever.

Love this local spot! Coffee is fantastic. Warm, friendly, personable service. Even better they have gluten free bread and can make vegetarian dish to order! Fast service too! Furthermore, there was an old post written by someone from Brooklyn who referred to the complex as "decrepit" or "dilapidated." I find that hard to believe that that was ever the case - for either the shopping center or the coffeehouse. Frankly, the Brooklyn reviewer hasn't ever really walked down her own streets for a comparison, because there ain't no comparison even if you put Brooklyn Heights up against Colonial Williamsburg! The classiest streets in Brooklyn need years of bleaching. And I mean years.