What a great little coffee shop run by the sweetest people. I wish I would have had more time to…read morehang out there.

Fantastic service and staff with fair prices, but unfortunately the coffee just missed the mark…read more There was way too much milk in my entire party's drinks, to the point that you could barely taste any coffee. Some of the milk alternatives also tasted a bit watered down and not as creamy (oat milk for example). Ordered a kids hot cocoa, and after stirring it, it remained a very pale cream color - you couldn't taste any chocolate. We ended up not drinking anything. The cafe itself is spacious and clean, a great place to get work done. But as far as coffee goes, unfortunately I feel this place needs some improvement.

This is probably the best tasting coffee in Park city. The Columbian blends are amazing. One of the…read morefirst things I look for is do they serve their Cortados, and such in real glasses. Too many fly by night coffee shops don't offer this. They even have their own roaster on site. I think I met the owner, who answered some of my questions. I would suggest to the owner that the kids working there should greet the customers better when they come in. When paying say " how's your day been? Or have you tried us before?

This place is incredible! My fiancé and I each got a cortado; he got it with whole milk and I got…read moreit with almond milk. The espresso is so well executed, and they foamed the milk perfectly. They also serve it with sparkling water when you enjoy it there. My fiancé's parents were also with us; they had a mocha and a decaf cappuccino, and both loved their drinks. We are all coffee snobs, and this place hit the spot. The ambiance and decor are both very Australian, very cool. And, the service was both friendly and efficient. We will absolutely come here whenever we are in the area.

Great coffee shop with a fantastic ambiance. Would definitely recommend. Friendly staff.read more

They had quite a face lift this year. I was pretty skeptical, because this was the cool family area…read morewhere you could stash some gear, bring a bag lunch, and get some great espresso in hand crafted ceramic cups. Sadly, all that is gone, but the espresso is still great (perfect oat cortado). My only recommendation - don't put caps on the coffee unless asked for. Less cost for the cafe, less plastic for the world.

I think about the lox bagel pretty often, it's seriously so yummy! My sister and I came yesterday…read morefor a little brunch together and shared the lox bagel and pistachio cheesecake. I ordered an iced latte (I can't remember which syrup she added, but honestly you can't go wrong with any of them). My sister got their lemonade with lavender syrup, she wished it had a little more lavender flavor, but overall it was still really good. The barista was super friendly and gave great recommendations when I asked which syrup to add to my drink. JJ owners, if you're seeing this, please open a location in Pleasant Grove or American Fork! I'm begging!

I've discovered that the two cities I've been to in Utah (Orem and St George), have some of the…read morebest coffee shops out there in the US! We were on our roadtrip home from Yellowstone and stopped through Orem at a Courtyard nearby. I Yelped for a coffeeshop and JJ coffee (or J&J or James & Joan) popped up as the number one choice and it was literally on the other side of the parking lot of our hotel. However, during the early September heat, we opted to drive there instead. This is a college town so you see college kids everywhere. And, the perk is they have one of the best coffee shops for you to check out. This place is very trendy and cute and offer some of the best coffees, matchas, and chai out there! From cortado to lattes to matcha (their coconut ube matcha was so delish), everything was so satisfying. I also had the avocado toast and the turkey panini (which was okay, very strong pesto). The winner for me here was the coffee and the matcha, whether regular or the coconut ube, 50% sweet, was so good. Even much better than other matcha places back in Socal. Highly recommended!

The aesthetic of this coffee shop is really nice and fits the environment so well. The coffee…read moreoptions are wide and you can adjust however you want. Staff is very friendly and helpful! We were disappointed with the breakfast burrito. It said you can have potatoes or sausage with cheese and salsa & eggs. We opted for the sausage and I don't think it had any sausage in it. But it did have beans which was odd since it wasn't posted on the menu. Sounds like the burrito mix is just premade and delivered from somewhere else but they need to update the menu to reflect what's actually in it.

Walked over to this cute spot for an early morning coffee from our Airbnb as it was one of the only…read morelocal spots open that early and it did not disappoint. We both had a flavored latte - they have white chocolate sugar free syrup which was great as that's so rare! My husband even got a coffee to go after we sat and drank ours at a table and enjoyed the beautiful morning. The setting is perfect for a quiet cup of coffee in nature. The staff were friendly and coffees came out quick.

Found this spot on our drive around Utah. It's a pretty quiet spot in an empty business complex…read moreoff the highway. We came in on a Saturday, and were the only ones there during our visit. The ambience was clean and modern. We did the chocolate flight as that's what sounded appealing and unique, but the chocolates weren't quite my palette. Nice spot, and glad we visited.

This place is NOT closed. It is very open and still popular!…read more We came on a Saturday afternoon and it was pretty quiet. The inside is really nice, I just wished it was more...cozy? Nevertheless, I like the clean, modern vibe. We just got a quick drink and bite, AND bought a bag of their broken bars which is an amazing deal haha. The blueberry seed loaf was very good and I'd honestly buy a whole loaf if I could every week! The guy working explained the different sipping chocolates well and accurately; we got the Belize which was slightly tart but tasted like dried fruit (like how he explained)! It was very rich and yummy, but definitely not for everyone haha. I'd love to come back and try other ones and their teas. Overall, definitely stop here if you're in the vicinity!

We stumbled upon this coffee shop after watching a film at the Redstone and loved the spacious,…read morewarm vibe. It's also cool that it's right next to a brewery! We got the wellness shot and the earl grey latte. I loved its selection of drinks and would definitely come back here.

We came to grab an oat milk pumpkin spice latte here…read more Ordered large pumpkin latte for $5.95, it's a good roasted brew from here for sure. Better than the one from yesterday at brunch and during our afternoon coffee breaker. The pumpkin spice flavoring is quite good here. They have their park city roasted whole beans are $17 for the small and $30 for the larger one, that seems like a lot for coffee beans to me.

We stumbled across this cute coffee shop & bakery while staying at a B&B down the street…read more Everything is gluten free! We didn't try the coffee but bought several baked goods. Cherry hand pies were delicious with a flaky crust - these are hard to find at other GF bakeries! Their loaves of bread are really good. We even special ordered a quiche to take home and it was great: high quality ingredients and very well made. The owner served us and was friendly and answered all our questions!

The coffee was soo good and the pastries are very good and freshly made. They have gluten free…read moreoptions for the people that need it