I fear this chain deserves the high reviews…read more Delicious coffee, great service, and solid menu. A little pricey for a coffee shop, but delicious nonetheless.

Good drinks. But my first time going I was met with very poor customer service and highly…read moreunprofessional communication. Wait time is unreasonable. During my second visit, I saw three workers spit in someone's drink before they handed it out of the window. I didn't get their names, but I refunded my drink and left. After talking with a friend I learned that she also received poor customer service and hostile communication. I had such high hopes about this stand, from the positive reviews and the compelling story of its beginning. But my experience was nothing but horrible and I will not be returning.

BEN'S ESPRESSO: A NAME SO PERFECT IT MAKES OTHER NAMES QUESTION THEIR CAREER CHOICES…read more Let me tell you about the sheer BRILLIANCE of naming your coffee establishment "Ben's Espresso." The audacious simplicity! The raw courage to just put a guy's name - not just any name, but BEN - right there in front of "Espresso." While other cafes are out here with names like "The Daily Grind" or "Beans & Dreams," Ben just walked in and said "Yeah, it's my espresso joint. Deal with it." The apostrophe in "Ben's" - PERFECTION. The way it curves like a coffee bean that's achieved enlightenment. That tiny punctuation mark is doing more emotional heavy lifting than a barista during morning rush. It's saying "This is Ben's place" with the confidence of someone who knows exactly what they're doing with horseradish pudding. OH YES, THE HORSERADISH PUDDING. Let's pause our name appreciation to discuss this crime against traditional dessert expectations that somehow works so well it makes me question everything I know about dairy-based foods. It's like if wasabi decided to go to culinary school, dropped out, and then achieved its dreams anyway. The way it simultaneously clears your sinuses and soothes your soul is nothing short of supernatural. But back to that name - BEN'S ESPRESSO. Three syllables of pure naming nirvana. It's like if Shakespeare and a coffee roaster had a baby and that baby grew up to be really good at naming things. The understated confidence! The bold declaration of ownership! The casual dropping of "Espresso" like it's no big deal! Their horseradish pudding arrives like a fever dream you never want to wake up from - creamy, punchy, and somehow making perfect sense despite everything you know about pudding saying it shouldn't. It's the kind of dessert that makes you want to write poetry, but your sinuses are too clear to focus on metaphors. I've started a weekly appreciation circle where we just stand around saying "Ben's Espresso" in different tones of voice while eating spoonfuls of that magnificent root vegetable pudding concoction. Sometimes we cry. Sometimes we laugh. Sometimes our nasal passages achieve transcendence. The name is so perfect that other coffee shops have been seen adding unnecessary words to their names out of sheer intimidation. But you can't compete with perfection. You can't compete with BEN'S ESPRESSO. You especially can't compete with a place confident enough to serve a pudding that feels like a gentle face punch from a velvet ghost. Five stars for the name - its minimalist perfection brings tears to my eyes. INFINITE stars for whoever looked at horseradish and thought "You know what this needs? To be pudding." I've started a support group for people overwhelmed by both the simplicity of the name and the complexity of their signature dessert. We meet weekly, our sinuses clearer than our thoughts. P.S. I heard someone suggest they should add more words to their name, and Ben himself just silently slid them a bowl of horseradish pudding. No words needed. Pure power move. P.P.S. The horseradish pudding doesn't just sit in a bowl - it LOUNGES in it, like it knows something about the universe that we're all still trying to figure out. Note: This review was written while experiencing what I can only describe as a religious experience involving both the perfect simplicity of the name "Ben's Espresso" and the paradoxical existence of horseradish pudding. My sinuses have never been clearer, and my appreciation for apostrophes has never been stronger.

I go there with my friends almost every week. Usually I have a good experience but recently I've…read morehad the same barista multiple times and every single time she is always very short with us and seems like we are inconveniencing her. Every-time we come we see her talking happily with others then when it gets to us she's silent and barely interacts with us. We witnessed her snap at an elder customer over not having ice. As someone who works in the coffee industry this would never be aloud at my establishment.

First and foremost the 1 star ratings seem to be bitter individuals not customers. That said if you…read morego there, you'll see the amazing service and the drinks are sooooo good. This is an exactly what we wanted today. The friendly service will keep you coming back for more. This is not your major coffee house service. They take their time to get to know you. If you are in the area you should swing by and grab a drink. As an actual customer, I'd say this is a must stop by if you are in the area. Stephanie and her crew are personal and charming!

I've been stopping by for the past two weeks. The service is impeccable and the hospitality is…read moreincredibly friendly. Oh, wait! LOL, The coffee is fantastic!! My new place to get Java in the morning.

Amazing place!…read more Drinks are really good. Staff are super friendly providing really good customer service which is rare nowadays. Seating and inside atmosphere very cozy and clean. Perfect place to get a drink, relax or socialize.

This place looks so cool. It has so much potential to be even bigger/popular…read more The problem I see is the drive-through: The menu is at the very front of the line and you can't see it until you get to the counter. Sure you can look it up on Yelp or Google, but what if you don't want to or have the ability to? My only experiences is through the drive-through, the experience inside the building might be better, but their drive-through really needs to step up with advertising and maybe a popular drink menu. I got a sugar-free caramel macchiato, it tasted very milky, not a lot of flavor. I also got their pesto and turkey Panini sandwich, and to be honest it was really salty, but overall decent. I wouldn't get it again, but it's not a bad choice if you like a little more sodium. The best thing about this visit was the pup cup. Other coffee shops give a cup that it's really hard for the snouts to get all the way in and this cup is flexible and nice and easy. Probably won't return unless I want a pup cup.

Tried it the first time and I ordered a white mocha and well it tastes like burnt coffee and it…read morewasn't hot. It was warmed , lukewarm warm. DCR down the street better and worth it.

LOVE good vibes. Drinks are always so yummy and the baristas are super friendly. Also never a long…read morewait in line even when busy very efficient.

Great stand, always friendly staff, i dont drink coffee but they make the best flavored milkshakes…read moreof the local stands around us. They always have puppy treats for the puppy when we drive through.

Love the coffee and service…read more And finally they dont break the bank for a coffee...I love this place!

Me and my bf was going on a roadtrip and had to stop by to drink coffee but didn't know what it is…read morebut this i don't know who that girl is but she was so friendly! She had so much positive energy ! And the drinks there, delicious!! Will come back!

Barista was not well trained old and robotic…read more I ordered a cappuccino and came out as a latte. No big deal but not what I expected

Really delicious and cheap coffee! The service was amazing as well! Will be back for moreread more

The coffee tastes like trash and I got food poisoning from there breakfast and there trash workers…read moremessed up my order