Been coming here for years. However...I noticed traffic seems to be slowing here and picking up at…read moreFionas. Why? Staff. It's just not as friendly as it used to be and the employee who's probably been there the longest isn't friendly at all anymore. Sometimes she barely speaks to customers unless there friends with her. She seems depressed to be honest with you. The place needs a a fresh feel, a better attitude. Sorry, just being honest here.

I have no idea how Arabica and Fiona's exist as basically identical coffeehouse/bakeries literally…read moreon the same block. The both serve lots of hot and cold drinks and baked goods. Anyway, the brownie house made at Arabica is fantastic. Soft and chewy, fudgy, delicious. The cookie was hard and lacked in flavor and was overall just bad for a chocolate chip. The chocolate espresso muffin was super moist, soft, and wonderful.

Great service by a friendly barista - drink was perfectly made and ham and cheese croissant was…read moretoasted to a crisp - thoroughly enjoyed both Barista clearly loves his job and makes the drive thru very pleasant

There was at least 4-6 people working and only about 2 making drinks, the one girl was spinning…read morearound while she made a drink, took one sip of it and threw it away.

Delicious coffee. We drank our coffee on the patio. No inside seating. Drive through.read more

I stopped here for the first time today. Used the drive thru and had a wonderful mango smoothie…read more They even put an Expresso bean candy on the top. Price was $6.25. Staff was friendly and helpful. Menu board clear and easy to read. They also have Q code menu links so you can decide what you want before getting to the speaker if there's a line.

An adorable coffee shop in the center of a city that resembles Stars Hollow…read more Switch out Luke's Coffee for Heartwood Coffee, me for Rory Gilmore, and you have season 8 of Gilmore Girls. There's even a gazebo in the middle of downtown to seal the deal. This coffee shop is on the trendy side, with seasonal beverages, plants on display, and quite a selection of baked goods. We stopped by for a warm drink before getting some outdoor time at a nearby park. I ordered the chai latte and a giant chocolate chip cookie to share with my toddler cousin. Big fan of the chai latte, which can be hard to nail down. This drink had a great balance of flavors between the spice, vanilla, and cream. I'd easily return to explore more of their menu.

The maple smoked latte was smooth and warming, with the maple adding depth. The smoky note came…read morethrough surprisingly well and not subtle as expected, very unique and complemented the espresso. Definitely would recommend trying it if feeling adventurous.

Exhausted from walking the mall I sat down and asked the barista if she could please bring my drink…read moreout to me- she gladly complied - drink was delicious- cherry cream cold brew- and rejuvenated me - highly recommend the service, sadly did not get her name but she had a blond pony tail and glasses

I accompanied a family member to a Gloria Jean's stand directly beside a mall food court yesterday…read more I had not expected to order anything, as the prospects of finding a caffeine-free and low-sugar beverage did not appear sound after a brief glance at the menu. As the order was being placed, however, I noticed the selection of fruit drinks. I inquired about what the banana "chiller" contained and was told that it only had ice and a banana purée. I reasoned that the purée would not need any significant amount of added sugar, if any. It is unfortunate that I must share that, even for items that should be a healthy choice by any logical extension of the imagination, establishments like Gloria Jean's Coffees cannot be given the slightest degree of trust in regards to what they find suitable for their customers to consume. Upon the first sip, I immediately marked the unnatural, almost syrup-like sweetness that the beverage had. At this moment I made yet another error; I reasoned that sugar had been added, but it would amount to 30 grams at most. Although this already hits the upper limit of one's daily added sugar intake value, I could not simply discard the beverage that my family member had been generous enough to pay for. Walking towards the mall exit and to our car, the beverage was nearly gone. Some time in the car passed after I sipped the last of the liquid, and I began to receive a general feeling that routinely comes upon me after consuming a sugar-heavy dessert. I was already disconcerted at the fact that an intentional decision was made somewhere to inject a conspicuous quantity of sugar to a menu item of enough apparent simplicity and natural sweetness as a fruit smoothie (in this case called a "chiller" to differentiate it from what I later learned is an even more astronomical sugar and calorie count beverage served under the guise of a drink at Gloria Jean's). Partly out of curiosity and partly out of disgust, I decided to visit the Gloria Jean's Coffees website to see how much sugar I had just consumed. I then learned that the Banana "chiller" beverage contains 99 grams of sugar in a regular size. The feeling one receives after being violated, duped, or used then came upon me most strongly. The length to which I have already gone to write this review might appear histrionic to some, but allow me to elucidate the absurdity of the aforementioned figure. 99 grams of sugar is more than three times the amount that a human should consume in one day according to the National Health Service. Although I do not suffer from any health condition that made my body unable to absorb this blow, one must ask himself why this would have to be processed in the first place. The human body is not designed to be intaking such quantities of this substance. And this is only one item one might consume throughout the day. Why is it that such inhuman amounts of sugar must be added to these beverages? There comes a point when an item is already so overwhelmingly sweet that the taste buds are desensitized-- that adding any more sugar only contributes to a higher calorie count. Beverages with figures as high as 160 grams or more from Gloria Jean's menu well exceed this threshold. It was determined that I nevermore would patronize Gloria Jean's Coffees the moment I detected the copious amount of added sugar. The banana flavour itself was not remarkable, although the overbearing sweetness likely precluded my detection of any subtleties of taste. It was then determined that I would be as vocal as possible to all that I know to avoid Gloria Jean's Coffee for the sake of their own health. Corporations across the developed world-- and in America especially, where consumer protection standards such as those in Europe are evidently not as comprehensive-- continue to add sugar to items that truly do not need it, seemingly because a desire from consumers is perceived (other harmful substances such as food dyes are beyond the scope of this piece). The processes used to analyse consumer trends and come to the conclusion that 160 grams of sugar is appropriate in a beverage requires serious re-evaluation. There come times when those making decisions of this nature must ask themselves-- we are able to do this, but must we truly?

A really cute coffee shop! We were confused by the name, but when we got in, we saw all of the…read morecomfortable couches and it made sense! Unfortunately, we came in right before closing, so we couldn't stay and hang out, but it would have been a great place to hang out and do some work or have a chat. The service was really friendly, and the pumpkin spice latte was great as well!

This is an interesting coffee spot. I came in on a random weekday while my dog was getting groomed…read morenearby. I liked the big communal table in the middle and sat there. There were some other people playing a card game at the other end of the table. There's also other tables and couches around. I also liked the separate kind of game room in the front, seemed like a great place to host a small book club or meet with friends. As I was scanning the menu to make my drink selection, I felt the eyes of both baristas staring at me the whole time. I kind of felt out of place or like an outsider for some reason. Maybe it's just me, but it made it uncomfortable. The coffee selections were pretty basic and I don't remember any food options but I wasn't looking either. It does seem like a comfortable place to chill with a drink or get work done, especially with all the couches, but it was a little too dark and somewhat odd to me.

Coffee is great. Food is great…read more Service is great. Always friendly. Atmosphere is Great. Great friends made. Jesus is great!! And He is the focus of this beautiful coffee shop.

Ordered a chia tea hot with oat milk. Companion had a mixed berry smoothie. The chia tea was…read moregreat and cost 5.50 and about the size of a grande (Starbucks). The smoothie was good, tart and not too sweet. Service was good. The place is open and airy.

jojo was really good with the customers interactions and he was really funny and comfortable to…read moretalk to.

I love 7 Brew! Certainly, the beverages are delicious. But what amazes me is the volume of business…read morethey're able to conduct out of this tiny island in the middle of a shopping center. And the prices they charge are premium! (That's why I don't come here very often). I imagine anyone in business would be interested in a model like this. Make sure your public-facing employees are neat, polite, and service-oriented, also be sure your product is high-quality. Most restauranteurs will tell you that the price you pay is partially for "real estate." In other words, somebody's got to pay for the decor, at least. But 7 Brew has none of that yet they levy a fairly harsh "tax" for the privilege of purchasing there. I suppose the drive-in/drive out feature deserves some compensation. But again, I don't come here often because I would expect the pricing would reflect the lack of amenities offered. (note, for all my complaining I still return every three months or so.)