Nice coffee shop with their own roasted beans. Indoor and outdoor seating. Can buy bags of whole beans here and they are happy to grind them if you need it.Still requires masks indoor when not seated at this time.
Stopped here to pick up a coffee for my son and wasn’t greeted. Then received much attitude when the dbag behind the counter started slamming stuff when I declined said tip. I don’t mind giving out my money to those that are deserving but paying someone because the decided to show up to work isn’t tip worthy. Show me some customer service and you’ll be happy you did get out of bed. Smh.
If you are comfortable enjoying your coffee maskless, I would find another coffee shop. If you are looking for a coffee shop that requires compulsory masking, unless you are actively eating, this might be the place for you.
Got an awesome cappuccino at JVG on Weaver Dairy Road today. McKenzie made it. The flavor was wonderful! I don’t normally buy coffee at a coffee shop anymore as I’m from Anchorage and we had wonderful espresso there. But this was fabulous. McKenzie really knows how to make an excellent cup!
Love this cafe! Some of the best espresso in town. I appreciate its proximity right off I-40. Yummy, velvety lattes and quick service!
Delicious coffee omg. Had a vanilla latte with oat milk. Very normal drink. It was the best one I ever had. It was so good. Will be back for sure
Great range of coffee and other drinks. Seasonal specials also offered. Outdoor seating is available.
I've heard good things about Joe Van Gogh for over a year, but I'm not the type to normally pay a premium for a cup of coffee. I'm glad that I finally tried Joe Van Gogh's coffee, specifically their honey and almond latte. It was some of the best coffee I've had in the last year. However, at the price this coffee won't be a regular purchase for me, but rather a pleasant treat.
Such amazing coffee.The latte with a shot of their caramel is a winner. Don't waste your time going to Starbucks if you are near a Joe.If you can find a bag of their Papua New Guinea organic coffee, it is amazing.
OK. I ordered a mocha from the mask-obsessed barista, already behind a wall of plexiglas. He asked, "Whole milk OK?" I asked if they had 2%. "No, but we have skim." Me: "Great. So give me 1/2 skim, 1/2 whole milk, and we'll be set." Joe Coffee: "No can do. They have different expiration dates." Pause. Me: "That shouldn't matter. You're using them right now - I presume they're both "in date'" Him: "Sorry. I'm told we can't do that." Me wondering (management reading this?): WHY?