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!

5/5 coffee experience from someone in Washington…read more Here for a street treat. Good service, good vibes. Love the views out here in Provo.

I've been wanting to try 7brew for so long, but there isn't a location near me, so when I was out…read morerunning errands nearby I had to take advantage while I was there. There were only a few cars in line, so service was super quick. I asked the girl taking my order for suggestions since it was my first time, and she gave me great recommendations for sugar-free energy drinks. I ended up getting the 7 Energy with peach and raspberry (all sugar-free), and it was really yummy! Just what I needed! I also had my cat with me, so I asked for a cat cup (whipped cream) to reward him for going to the vet lol, and he loved it!

To start, the parking is non-existent. There is no private or larger parking around, so I had to…read morepark on the street. Street parking filled up quickly so I'm not sure what the alternatives would be. Inside, it was very cozy and cute. There was various decorations for the upcoming season and holidays. The space is very open and pretty quiet. I saw various types of patrons going in and out, some stopping by for a coffee, some grabbing a bite, and others sitting down to study. I wouldn't recommend this spot for a big group that's looking to socialize because, again, the space was very quiet. There was also no WiFi which was inconvenient. The barista was very friendly and wanted to make conversation which was nice. However, the matcha was lacking in flavor depth. I had added sweetener to mine and I could only taste milk and sweetness, no matcha. There appeared to be a plethora of food options ranging from sweet to savory. I saw tacos! Overall, cute spot, but still on the search for a go to coffee shop.

While traveling back to Montana, we stopped at this coffee shop and met the owner Tony! The coffee…read moreis excellent, and if ur hungry try the burritos you will not be disappointed as they are made fresh!!!! Must say this is some of the best coffee we have ever had! We will definitely be back!

Loved the vibes of Grinders Coffee! It's a quiet, low-key place where you can grab a drink, grab a…read moreseat and have good conversation or bury yourself in your work. I enjoyed my dirty chai and was pleased with the experience overall.

Price is great, love the atmosphere and welcoming staff. Also I'm a fan of the barista options and…read morethe menu is organized well, the cup sizes are good but I usually don't go less than large, the ice can be a bit much in terms of making sure you get enough actual coffee but this is made up for in the pricing I think. There's always plenty of staff, this is my new go to spot. This has been a great spot for experimenting with my coffee taste.

Finally, World-Class Espresso in the Heart of Provo! If you…read moreare an espresso enthusiast living in or traveling through Utah County, your search ends here. Incidental Coffee Roasters isn't just a coffee shop; it's a masterclass in the craft. I can say without hesitation that this is the best espresso I have ever had in Utah County. What sets Incidental apart is the absolute precision in their flavor. Because they roast their own single-origin beans in-house, the coffee is incredibly fresh and "dialed in" to perfection. My espresso is always exceptionally balanced--smooth, with a complex natural sweetness and none of the bitterness you find at larger chains. It is clearly a labor of love for true coffee purists. Why you should visit: The atmosphere is minimalist, intentional, and calming--perfect for a focused morning or a sophisticated coffee date. But the real heartbeat of the shop is the owner, Dylan. He is incredibly knowledgeable and clearly lives and breathes coffee science, yet he's one of the friendliest people you'll meet. Whether you're a fellow coffee nerd wanting to talk extraction or a casual drinker looking for a recommendation, he makes everyone feel welcome without a hint of pretension. If you appreciate the "art" of the bean, do yourself a favor and stop by. Provo's coffee scene is better because of incidental! I come in here multiple times per week and am never disappointed. I also buy their fresh roasted coffee for making espresso at home and it is amazing! I like all the roasts i've tried but the Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Iwariti roast or the Ethiopia Guji roast are my favorite!

Spectacular little coffee shop in the heart of downtown Provo. So happy to find this gem, where…read morethey care about good coffee It's a small space, but was full on the weekend morning I visited. I sat at a small table to enjoy the ambiance and my tasty gluten-free cookie. Great, friendly service from the owner. I plan to purchase a mug the next time I visit, made by a local potter.

discriminating environment at the Provo location 2 days ago . What should have been a simple…read morecoffee run before I headed to the 4th district court for business this visit to Juice 'n Java turned into a scene of verbal assault and physical intimidation. It began with the older female barista who rang me up. She was incredibly rude, cocky, dismissive, and had an "attitude" toward every word I said. When they realized they were out of whipped cream for my decaf latte (decaff which I need for a heart condition), she and the staff laughed sarcastically. When I asked for other options, she snapped that they "wouldn't give things for free," which I never asked for. After they mentioned that water wasn't free to go and asked that I pay $1 for a water I insisted I would like the water to stay well they didn't like that I wanted to sit down and drink my coffee, also that water almost never came til mins before I had to go , I had to ask three times before a bald older grouchy looking man named Christopher slammed the cup on the counter, the lady who took the order never got the water and so when I reminded them that I had waited forever for the water he went shouting that he was "too busy with the drive thru and that I had to wait ." The situation turned dangerous after I used the restroom which I had to ask for a code to enter and he shouted the numbers at me like I was a lil Toddler learning numbers . I overheard Christopher calling me a "bitch." When I was entering the restroom. As I came out I tried to ask the female barista for the owner's name to report the name Calling and attitude , she ignored me twice. Christopher then abandoned the drive-thru, holding a mop, and began screaming at me. Shouting, "Yes, I said you are a bitch because you are a bitch, coming here giving us attitude about whipp cream treating us like crap !" He proceeded to: * Physically intimidate me by lunging toward me and repeatedly slamming the mop against the floor as he mopped . * Use xenophobic slurs, called me a bitch at least 10 times, mocking my accent and screaming that he didn't know "what hole I came from" but that I "needed to go back to it." Both of these employees Threaten me by shouting for me to "get the eff out" and claiming they would call the police for trespassing because I dared to ask for the owner's name and because they didn't like that I was not taking their attitude or prejudice against me. Just so you know Mr nit so kind Chris working at the coffee shop. I own 2 business and I am a citizen raised in Utah since 1998 and came here legally! You making assumptions about what hole I came from is pretty low and ignorant . The drive-thru was left unattended while he screamed at me. Multiple customers were so horrified some were confused some walked out. In fact, a couple followed me to my car to make sure I was okay and suggested I file formal charges. Christopher has apparently managed this shop for 8 years, yet he lacks basic anger management and human decency. If you are a person with an accent or a customer or professional who expects basic respect, stay away. This staff is a massive liability to the brand. They need to leave customer service to people who actually want to work who has the energy and the passion for customers and who want to represent a brand not some hippie who doesn't care to trash the brand and drive revenue to the floor . Check their google reviews and you will see how much they disrespect customers. They think because their friends have posted some fake reviews that those reviews can distract from the other reviews where customers or victims or as they call us " trolls" have posted the truth. I don't care how much people thinks that senior barista Chris and senior lady barista think they are a badass. For all I know they both act as if they hate their job wearing that bitterness in their faces. It is clear that that are butthurt that there aren't as many customers "wonder why" but also butthurt that they probably don't get many tips. Please go get a real Job leave this to the youthful happy hipsters. I know several baristas that have worked here at both locations in the past and many have left this job unhappy. Owners wake up before you guys have to close your doors maybe start finding that guy and that lady a replacement before you are left with just Chris family and friends as customers. We are in a economy where we can't risk losing customers. Chris won't pay your bills when you have to shut down that place or better yet he won't be able to afford or help you guys pay a lawsuit if you keep allowing him to not control his anger and entitlement in this building. Good luck. I give it a couple of years before this building goes out of business.

Such a cute place, super homey and a good place to go study. Service was so good they were really…read morenice, and the coffee and food is very good!

Loved coming to Black Rifle in Spanish Fork, they had a waffle breakfast sandwich that had me…read morehooked. Sadly they are no longer.

This is an easy place to access from the highway. The inside is so cute and you can totally do work…read moreor study here! The workers were so nice and helpful. I tried the jet fuel and it was so good! I asked for the sweetener to be light and they did that! Such a cool place to stop!

Just had a tea tasting here ($25 per person) and had an amazing time. The shop is covered in plants…read moreand smells like the best woody incense, with interesting posters explaining the types of tea. We loved getting an explanation from the owner about the six main types of Chinese tea and thoroughly enjoyed the tea along with the snacks. Such a fun experience and can't wait to go back!!

This place is incredible! I was lucky enough to be able to walk in and do a tea tasting, and I was…read moreable to try a little bit of everything. Golden tips, jasmine, a pu'erh from 2004, a gorgeous oolong, and more! The owner is beyond knowledgeable and able to explain the regions the teas came from. Throughout the tasting, snacks were rolling out. A lot were made in-house (shout-out to the cheesecake)! The owner meets you where you're at with tea know-how and it's a lot of fun. I walked out with a beautiful hand-made gaiwan that I'm looking forward to using. It's difficult to find places with a traditional tea setting, and it is wonderful to have a place like this in Utah. Worth the drive from Salt Lake!