Oh man. I love this place. (+ positive, - negative, -/+ neutral) + Open 24 hours on the weekends. 'Nough said. + Cheap, but flavorful, drinks. I always like what I get here. There is one guy who makes a mean vanilla latte, I have yet to get his name. + Food. Good cakes and cookies. -/+ I've found that a lot of high school kids like to loiter here (and they're loud). But, hey, it's not XB's fault. + The people who work here know what they're doing. They make sure to get your order right. And they're always friendly. + They have musical guests every now and then... and it's usually good stuff. read more

I'm a little surprised Xtreme Bean has only 3.5 stars currently, but considering America's addiction to sugar-laden coffee products from coffee shops like Starbucks, I guess it makes sense. I found out after talking to a Starbuck's manager that the Starbucks Cafe Latte that I love so much (that was eerily sweet even though I asked for it unsweetened) is actually made with a sweetened 'coffee base'. NOT freshly brewed coffee. So you aren't getting real coffee and you aren't getting something without sugar. When I asked for a REAL latte they said 'no can do'. I checked with the Starbucks .5 mile down the street and got the same answer. Anywho, when I want real coffee I go to Xtreme Bean. I order the Cafe Latte with almond milk and my boyfriend gets an iced coffee (iced toddy). Both are wonderful. The coffee isn't bitter or sour and my latte is super creamy. The customer service folks are hipsters/hippy types and decent enough people. Don't expect some pre-recorded message to come out of their mouth. Oh, and one of them told me they do get all of their tips. Management doesn't get a cut. The ambiance is relaxed with a nice mix of people (most in their 20's and 30's), and there are two rooms off the main room for you to study in. Seems like a great place for college students, and it's open really late (used to be 24 hrs but I think that changed recently). They have live music too. My only gripe with this place is that if you look towards the ceiling, it's filthy up there. There are these big oval colored plastic things that hang from the ceiling by the register and they are SO dirty. This place could use a good cleaning. read more

Yelp says 2 stars means "Meh. I've experienced better." You would think that's all I'd have to say in my review, right? Well, I want to explain why I've had better. Deal? Deal. *There was a rather long and slow line when I entered. Quickly, it became even longer, with 4-5 people waiting behind me. Only one lady at the counter was taking orders. Wow. On a Sunday afternoon? *The place was packed. No open indoor seating. It's crazy to think of one person and a laptop taking up a large table with 4 chairs. Waste of space. (Our book club needed 5 seats!) *The smoking outside is unbearable. *Only one size straw. Seriously? My small hazelnut latte looked like a freak of nature with a 15" straw jutting out of the lid. *The aforementioned drink I bought was not that tasty. It was naturally too sweet. Go figure. I had to nurse it for fear of a sugar brain freeze. *Kids everywhere. College, I mean. Not really my demo. I love the idea of turning an old bank into a happenin' coffee joint. The decor is cool. I WOULD LOVE to hang here. But, I can't. It's just too packed and not very friendly (from the service to the seating options). If I were in the 'hood and wanted a quick jolt, I MIGHT stop here. Or, as others have mentioned, I could just keep driving a short distance and stop at one of my fave spots ever, Steve's Espresso. Yeah, I think I would keep on driving. This place is, with 2 stars, simply meh. I've experienced better. read more

Looking for a late night pick me up? Convenience? a quiet study area in an old bank vault? Well, then I guess you found the place! Convenience is always important when it comes to coffee, this place has a drive thru to help keep you on your way. There's a large menu selection from lattes to frappuccinos. They even have Italian sodas! They have a pretty yummy breakfast burrito, bagels, pastries, sandwiches and other assorted desserts. This place is open late and on the weekends they are open 24 hours. A lot of people like to relax here and study for exams around finals. The outside area has tons of seating in the shade to enjoy the cool breezes. Also a great place to have game nights with some friends. My favorite drink here is the cookies and cream frappuccino. It's absolutely delicious and blends well with the coffee. Plus they garnish it with cookie crumbs. Yum Yum! read more

The service isn't the best here. Sometimes the baristas are snobby and they don't seem to like their job very much. The coffee is okay, I've definitely experienced better. The coffee isn't consistent either, it's a hit or miss depending who the barista is. I usually come here to study. They have lots of tables but it can get pretty crowded and difficult to find a table. Sometimes they have live music which has been pretty good. Service-2/5 Atmosphere-4/5 Coffee-3/5 Music-4/5 read more

A good selection of coffee and tea, as well as fresh pastries and generally an assortment of sandwiches and wraps (although quantity may vary by time of day). This place is definitely packed with local students, some getting there as soon as it opens to get one of the coveted 4-seater tables with outlets. There's still room in "The Vault" though if all of the main tables are taken. The staff is pretty friendly once you get to know them, there tends to be live music from time to time (usually have a schedule up on the main counter) and the music piped in over the PA system can range from classic rock, to reggae, to psy trance, to Japanese "J-Rock". Plenty of seating for smokers in a sheltered outside area. Bathrooms are separate from the main area, across the smoker's "hallway" and are usually pretty clean, which is nice. Some wear is evident in the place. Some of the carpet is lose and can be a tripping hazard if they don't have it taped down, some of the chairs and tables in the smoking area are starting to break down a bit, but all in all I like it here and I keep coming back. read more

Despite it's name (which gave me moment for pause when deciding if I wanted to check it out), Xtreme Bean is a hip coffee house with a college feel (they even have a "study room" with quasi-cubicles that is ironically placed in what used to be a bank vault). Further, for those of you that spend hours on end in coffeehouses, THEY HAVE FREE WI-FI :-D The "coffee flavored coffee" and tropical ice tea are good (I personally tend not to stray into more interesting coffee drinks, so you'd have to check those out yourself) and the entire selection of both food and drinks is very reasonably priced (compared to corporate coffee). As of this post, there is ragtime piano on Monday nights as well as performers on the weekends. They have a drive-through window. Oh yeah, they don't appear to have updated their website in quite some time... most importantly, their hours of operation. The website says they are open 24-hours on the weekend... but I *think* they are closing at 1am in the summer. EDIT: Go for the pumpkin muffins... they are most excellent. EDIT 2: Due to the recent rise in popularity of this coffeehouse, I can no longer get my beloved muffins as they all sell out long before I arrive at night. *tear* Oh yeah... and all the employees probably think I'm that crazy muffin guy. *shrugs* EDIT 3: I'm officially downgrading my review from a 4 to a 3 as it's now difficult to get a table indoors and I have no interest in sitting in the smoker's lounge which is their patio area. *sigh* read more

My Saturday morning almost always revolves around walking my pup over to Xtreme Bean for some hot tea and a brief chance to catch up on the news or page through some free AZ periodicals. The experience IS my "morning coffee" and I feel cranky without it. The staff is hipster (whatever you take that to mean), the tea selection rocks, the food is tempting (meaning I don't usually go there hungry but I end up wanting a sandwich anyway), and they keep dog biscuits behind the counter. 1-2-3-4 stars. And though I am typically skeptical of all places with a drive thru, it is incredibly fast and convenient when you need a quick Xtreme fix. Kelly and Kona (the dog) approved. read more

I have to downgrade this place. I feel sad about this, but the last two drinks I've had were shitty. Too much freaking milk, and not enough java. Also, there are SOOO many people there now, that it's hard to get yourself situated. Isn't it summer break?!? Shouldn't all the ASUers be somewhere else?! read more

The Xtreme Bean has a really fun atmosphere and I enjoy going their to hang out with friends. Everything I have tried there has been good and not overpriced, but to me that is less important than the fun atmosphere. It feels like the kind of place people come and randomly meet their next best friend or their true love. It seems so friendly and calm and fun for some reason. Probably because, unlike a lot of coffee shops, customers come here to socialize, read or play games rather than to pick up a latte on their way to work during the times I have been their. read more

So, it's 9:35 on a Friday and Xtreme Bean is the destination- why? Honestly, it's only because they've got the only game in town. That's right, America's largest public university is served by exactly 1 coffeehouse that is open to midnight. Cartel recently pushed their ridiculous 8pm close to 10pm. But no one else does the late night thing except Xtreme Bean. In fact, the extended hours and generous sizes are still all I can recommend. As ASU has grown, XB gets more and more crowded. Good luck finding a table any night after 9pm. Plus, all the extra people also slow the wifi to a crawl. So why am I going? It's coffee. It's a place to study. It's the only place open after 10. Note to entrepreneurs-- want to make some money? Open a decent 24 hour coffeehouse a few blocks away from the nation's biggest university. Even though 60% of the student body are frat rats and future single mothers, the remainder need places to study that don't close when Mom falls asleep. read more

I love listening to the music here, good drinks and food. Always so productive. Everyone who talks down about this place is just looking for something to complain about. I've been to so many coffee shops to do homework and this one is the coziest one. My absolute favorite! read more

Along with Cartel, this is one of my favorite coffee shops in the area. It is less hipster and a bit more relaxed than some other places, with great coffee and a wonderful staff. Awesome espresso. Breakfast burritos and baked goods are always on point. The building is an old bank, so the old safe door leads you to a quiet work space. Comfortable, high ceilings, decent acoustics, and nice outdoor (shaded) area. Drive through high-quality local espresso! What more do you want? read more

This place is alright. Haven't tried the hot coffee but the iced coffee leaves something to be desired. The breakfast food is REALLY GOOD though. If you're about to get on the 60 to get to work, this place is nice because they have a drive thru (nearby Starbuck's does not). I have to give this place a 3 star because I asked for lighter ice on my toddy and instead of giving me just a bit more toddy to make up for the extra space, they poured fountain drink water. WTF. That is seriously cheap. read more

Oh Xtreme Bean, our time is coming to an end. We have spent many hours together fretting over exams and the basic science boards. And, I just want to take this moment to let you know how much I appreciate you. I love your employees. Consistently nice, sometimes funny, and always quick to fulfill my order. Their music selection is pretty awesome too. Sometimes classic rock, sometimes a blend of old and new indie, but always good enough that I rarely put on headphones unless it's to cover up people talking. I love your coffee, your ginormous selection of herbal teas, your jalapeno-cheddar cream cheese on a bagel, and so much more that I've tried. I love the smell of beans roasting in the corner. I love the comfy desk chair that my heiny is planted in at this very moment. I love the study cubicles in the vault. I love the ability to sit here for hours when I have to and not feel as if I'm a hinderance to your business. You are a student's dream. And your drive-thru window is fabulous. Except... ugh, I hesitate to even bring it up. It's not you, it's me. Sometimes it's so busy I can't get a seat. And, sometimes your wifi doesn't have enough oomph to satisfy. But your goods far outweigh your bads and I'm sure that you will make other students very happy in the future. I will always treasure the time we have already shared and looked forward to these last few months that we have in our future. Love Always, Jen read more

Is it just me, or does the word, "extreme" or in this case "xtreme" seem a bit antiquated now: like back from a time when everything had to be "extreme!" That said, I've enjoyed hanging and studying at Xtreme (God, do I hate writing it that way). The coffee and chai have never wowed me, but they do have an excellent selection of teas and good service. I've enjoyed the various musical performers on the weekends when the place is open all night, a rarity in Phoenix and definitely appreciated. Although the space feels a bit corporate for some reason (maybe its because of its original purpose as a bank or so says a fellow Yelper), I've found a very mixed crowd there, which makes up for the space. On a typical weekend night I'll see tons of students studying others listening to the live music, while still more engage in interesting conversation. It's a nice way to go out for a quieter night. I dig the outdoor seating too. Although I prefer other Tempe cafes to, ahem, Xtreme, its great hours and weekend vibe have been key to my repeated visits. read more

Just does nothing for me. The place is packed so good luck getting a table or a comfy seat. The bathroom is located outside the coffee shop, across the hall and is locked. The staff is not overly friendly, a bit stand offish'. I tried the iced caramel royale. It was about $3.25 for a small and just wasn't very tasty. Also got the veggie wrap with hummus. The hummus was flavorless and the tortilla on the wrap a bit soggy. I don't recommend it. read more

I love the Bean. I've been coming here since the day they opened. I used to think the name was cheesy...but it's grown on me and now I simply love the whole place. For many years I stopped in here every morning for my "Medium Iced Vanilla Latte: WITH A SHORT STRAW". JR was always making me these Captain Insane-o multi straw rigs just to annoy me. It was awesome. I will also never forget the one day that Casey made my drink *before* I actually rolled up to the window...and it was the *one* time I switched up my order...I didn't know! Hah. Too funny. Mike can seem a bit anxious, but he really is a good guy, and his coffee shop is my favorite one on Earth. I've never had a bad cuppa. I love the indoor/outdoor seating. Plus all the traditional coffee house stuff...I also enjoy his dad's Old Rag Tyme music. It adds to the diverse character of the place. I live in SF now, and I like BrainWash, my favorite cafe here....but it isn't the same as the Bean, where I felt comfortable chilling out morning, noon or night. Miss you guys. read more

Like this place and coffee isn't bad and They have Sunnybatters treats. Anyway this morning a little girl Was playing Beatles songs on the piano. It was pretty amazing! She was playing nice and quietly! Then some worker manager from the coffee shop came over to the dad and told him She couldn't play the piano! It was making noise! Even though they were blasting Bob Seger . Really upset the girl and the dad who looked like he bought a bunch of stuff, wasn't happy! Seriously the little girl Girl could play, so it wasn't like she was just banging on the thing ! Wasn't bothering anyone but people were stoked to watch and hear her play . I've not a had a great feeling about the friendliness of this place but I like the coffee so I continue to go. This kind of confirmed my suspicions. Might look for a new spot though read more

Xtreme Bean Rules. Any bank-become-coffee-shop is a place for me.. We started hitting up XB back in '03 because it is open 24 hours on the weekend ... not to mention they give you double the size that you would get at Starbucks for less. Also like the idea that it is not a giant chain coffee shop. Great selections of coffees, teas (loose leaf), bakery items, frozen/blended drinks and Italian soda's. We LOVE the Carmel Royales. They have tons of space to play games, and they even have some games and books in one of the back rooms. They also frequently have live bands or musicians performing and FREE WI-FI that works really well. XB rules. read more

Pretty darn good coffee and very tasty wraps/snacks. Stopped in for a meeting with a coworker over lunch and had a large cup of coffee in a mug and a veggie/hummus wrap. I think I got out of there for around $6, not too shabby. It's not too loud so it would be a good place to study, but not so quiet you can't talk without disturbing people. Now if only I could get a decent non-starbucks closer to me.... read more

Best place to chill and study! But... there are some patrons who are rude and enjoy their netflix bit too loudly. One male had both his feet up on the table and giggled for many hours. But you can just relocate. Cold tea drinks weren't that good... maybe coffee is better? I'll try it next time. read more

Alrighty, if you've been down to "The Bean" anytime in the last year, you've more than likely seen my mug around there. It has slowly become my home away from home, so I feel fairly competent in giving a well rounded opinion. First off, as has been said by others, one of The Bean's best qualities is the fact that it is open 24 hours on the weekends (Friday 5 am - Sunday 11 pm). This works out wonderfully for us 21+ who don't want the night to end after the bar's throw us out to the streets. Basically, its a "you can't stay here, but you can go to The Bean" kind of situation. For the rest of the week, it is open from 5 am till 11 pm, giving us night owls a place to hang around. Now I can get a bit into the drink and food. If you're coming to The Bean, you know the coffee is alright. It's certainly not the best cup you will get in AZ, but they do roast their own beans on premises a few times a week (ensuring a pretty fresh cup of joe). You can tell the roasting days by the smoke coming off the chimney, and the acrid, dizzying, and often intoxicating scent, suffocating the area. If the coffee is to your liking, you can purchase it to bring home, whole or pre-ground. Offering your standard array of drip, french press, espresso, latte's, cappuccinos, etc..., all available served hot or cold, Xtreme Bean has your coffee fix, well, fixed. For those of you not coffee inclined, the Bean offer's a large array of loose leaf teas, which you can mix and match to make your own creation (May I be allowed to recommend a Black Currant/Moroccan Mint blend, on ice?). Green teas, decaf, black, the have it all. Also offered: creme blended drinks, italian sodas in a plethora of flavors, Naked Juice. Food wise, they keep it pretty simple at the The Bean. Made fresh every 2 days, they have salads, sandwich's, and pita wraps, as well as a grand assortment of pastries (if you get there before noon, after which the pastries are usually gone) The wraps are alright, sandwich's are ok. It's all edible, and priced a bit higher then what its worth. Bagels, muffins, doughnuts, cookies, slices of cake, and usually some sort of banana bread all grace the food cooler. Moving on to seating, its pretty sacred reality if you get there during peak hours. With plenty of electrical sockets inside, in the floors and in the walls, The Bean is highly lap top friendly. The Internet connection is free, but it can border on agonizingly slow when there are numerous people using it. The aptly named Vault (The Bean IS located in what at one point was a bank) is generally known to be the quiet study section. Outside, there are your standard tables and chairs, most of which are falling apart, or wobbly, or bent. During the nights it can be difficult to impossible to find a spot, especially once it gets nice out. If you aren't a fan of smokers, then you may want to sit inside as nearly the entire patio is smoker friendly (even if the ashtrays mysteriously disappear every few months). Every few nights, they have some sort of live music being played. Monday nights is given over to the piano and classic show tunes crowd, who, as you guessed, sing show tunes and take turns playing the piano. Loudly, might I add. Loudly, and incessantly, and they take over the majority of the seats inside. If you need to get work done on a Monday, move into the Vault (where its kind of quieter) or go outside. Friday nights are a rotation of performers, usually a single guitarist with an amp. These performers usually add more ambiance than annoyance to the atmosphere, so even if you are going to the shop to sit and talk with people, you can do just that without getting drowned out by the musicians. Be sure to request Freebird, one day someone will actually play it. I'm beginning to think I've rambled enough for now, but I'm fairly certain you've gotten a decent picture. Good for the people, the socialization, the place to go on weekends after, literally, everything else in Tempe has closed. If you're ever down to The Bean, feel free to say hello if you see me on the patio! read more

Great music and amazing staff. It's great to work here if u have a time sensitive project. The crowd is super chilled out and the staff is very sweet. I would recommend this place for reading that novel u wanted to finish or that drawing u wanted to start. Great coffee​ and frappes. read more

Xtreme Bean Coffee - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

I go to coffee shops primarily to work and Xtreme bean is number 1 in my rotation. The service is great and the drinks superb. They have a free internet and the widest selection of seats to meet any need (inside and out). They have a piano and always seem to have some sort of live music which is always low key and never interferes with trying to work. Also has a cool crowd. read more

I used to frequent this location when it was Gold Bar. I literally lived right behind the Gold Bar for a few years (and the old location of the lucky dragon :'( but that is another story.). I used to hang out there all times of day. It seemed more "authentic" back then, (or maybe I am getting old and reminiscing too much.) It is not bad now, but it doesn't feel great either. Edit: I have been using the drive thru more often now and DAMN they have good coffee!! read more

Open straight-through from Friday morning to 11 Sunday night -- that alone garners three stars for sheer convenience, dedication, and unexpected awesome. It makes Xtreme Bean great for meet-ups and conversations. Another star is earned because all the baristas know what a dirty chai is, and are generally really nice about comping if you ask for soy. That's actually almost a star-and-a-half, to be perfectly honest. My only gripe is the bathroom being disconnected/outside -- it's a coffee place, the large could literally eat your face -- pissing is bound to happen regularly and copiously over the course of the four hours you're bound to be there. The study-spaces, free wi-fi and laptop lounge put the whipped cream on the proverbial soy vanilla latte. read more

Decent place. It's open pretty late, there's free wifi and as long as you're ordering coffee, they give it to you pretty fast. I enjoy their open mics and their posters that they have on the front of the building has plenty of upcoming events. The biggest problem I have about this place is that it's a bit shabby and there are certain people who lounge around here like a second home. I've seen plenty of regulars kind of camp out here and do what they want such as sleeping, playing video games or harassing other people. They seem pretty harmless, but they can be very distracting and sometimes they can smell weird. read more

wow. ive only been a couple times & i can't wait to return. the staff always has a great attitude. the iced coffee has easily become my favorite. read more

XB does a lot of things that other coffee houses didn't think to do or won't do. That's why it brings such a wide, yet consistent, customer base from college kids to the elderly. For one, free WiFi is awesome, even if theirs is slower than many dial-ups. Getting a good signal inside the vault is tough too. Two, the whole live music thing really works there. Mondays is ragtime night, Thursdays is usually acoustic and Fridays is a hodgepodge. Years ago they had small bands that set up in front of the piano, but all music booked there is strategically done so that it is not intrusive to people trying to work. Ownership is aware that lots of college kids use that place as their library and many business people also get on their laptops at XB so the next local coming of Judas Priest isn't going to be setting up shop there anytime soon. The piano is also free game to any patron wanting to show off his/her stuff. I've yet to hear anyone embarrass there; The audience is too big and too busy to take that risk. Three, XB offers a wide assortment of teas. I am not a coffee drinker but I know a good tea when I taste one. Of XB's 500 or so tea flavors, I've found two that I like and about 5 that taste like Valvoline that half a pint of honey can't make more flavorful. Just the fact that they offer honey in a squeeze bottle over individual packets is a huge plus. Unsweetened iced teas (I've had 2/3) are also pretty good. I'm at XB quite often during closing time (it used to be open all night) and sometimes the girl will start cleaning the tables and say to me directly, "It's 11 o'clock, we're closed." It's as if she's telling me to go but the 13 other people chatting or working on laptops get to stay until 11:30. Now what they do is turn the Internet server off at 10:35 to get people to leave quicker. I think that's a little Bush League. Still, it's a good environment with a vibe I think other coffee houses yearn for. I mean if you're going to spend nearly $5 on a latte shouldn't there be some kind of intangible involved that justifies it? XB makes it somewhat justifiable. read more

I always get the same thing when I go here. The coffee itself is great. Just one thing that irks me. The bugs in the display case with the food. Not just living moths, dead ones too. The coffee is really good though. read more

Love that Xtreme Bean has such a great drive-thru. The coffee is good and the staff is very friendly. I like supporting them because they aren't a big chain. It's a blessings to see an independent doing so well when there is a Starbucks just up the street. Blessings to them as they strive in this market. : )KC read more

You know when you drink all night and your (hopefully) sober driver reminds you that hangover-prevention starts with putting something in your stomach, but the only place open is the sketchy Jack-in-the-Box with no lights in the parking lot, but you're so drunk you don't care? That pretty much sums up my attitude about this place when I'm in dire need of my daily caffeine dosage. I've never had a good experience at any of these locations. The good ole caffeine-driven coffee shop welcome has been replaced with a 30 second delay that allows the barista to finish their conversation before they drag their feet over to the counter to greet you with a "what can I get for you" in a not-so-well-hidden tone of inconvenience. This definitely puts the mediocre coffee miles ahead of the staff. And if you think "triceratips" is a clever play on words, think again, it's only because tips here are clearly prehistoric. But hey, if you're into the raised-brow of judgment when you order a large, not realizing it doubles as a non-biodegradable tent for 5, you're really going to love this place. The only good thing is that the setup isn't over-the-top and cheesy. It's a pretty comfortable atmosphere to relax and read or visit with someone. But be warned that if you sit at a table that hugs the bar, the bar patrons are going to read that 50 Shades of Gray over your shoulder, or watch "Chocolate Rain" on your phone with you. read more

Coffee is pretty good, and the prices are pretty decent. The place reminds me of an old hole in the wall beatnik coffee house I spent a lot of my highschool and college years in. I was in there after midnight on a Saturday night, and the atmosphere was pretty relaxing and quiet. Great for when ya need to finish that report or cram for a test. There's indoor seating, outdoor seating, wifi, private study pods yet they also have a set up for a live band and a drive through for when your on the go. Definately a place that's worth checking out read more

Go to place if you want to work/study/meet late. On the weekends they (mostly) do not close at all. On week nights they're open late. If you chain smoke, sit outside. It's nice. If you don't, sit inside. If you want it to be quiet, consider studying/working inside the vault. Yes, this used to be a bank so there's a vault (the door stays open). They have yummy treats like croissants & the baristas are always chill. This is the place to become a "regular" if you can. Across the lot is Revolver Records and an old skool barber shop. You can also get your tired rotated/replaced 100' away. Love this place. read more

very good!!! really nice employees! Tons of sugar free options!! Cons: its that kind of place you can expect to see people who are not fond of the shower. Avoid them by using the drive through window. The free wifi is nice! If I'm going someplace to work - I prefer the ambiance at Sbux. read more

let me just say that i generally despise the raping of the letter "x," especially to infer that something is "extreme!" BUT i started going here because it was a place to chill while my tires where getting fixed at the discount tire nearby and kind of fell in love with it. it's an old bank, and they've kept the huge safe, complete with door, in the building (i suupose it would have been more of a pain to try and get rid of it). anyway, now it's a mini library and reading/study room. they also serve bagels, sandwiches, smoothies, and varioius snacks. they have a drive thru, which is also nice. read more

What!? there has to be \o ther reviwews+ out there... (corrected by 3 yelpers later, thanks) Ok first It used to Be a bank! for phx its extra Charcter for any building to have history more then 2 years... but to be on a coputer in the Frikin Vault is Cool! piano... if your really lucky ull catch one of my "live shows here"... lots of Options... sugar free English toffee! Open Late! Free Wi Fi! great stuff... I have never been Wronged by the Robot service here... and half the time it was amazing service.. or at least cute girls that I thought where beter at serviceing..(insert foot in Mouth)... no really been 5 times never wronged... read more

Everything balances out here. Wi-Fi, big atmosphere and from what I've heard, live music on occassion. I'll go there to study any day. read more

Saturday afternoon, I came here while my car was being worked on at Discount Tire nearby. For a Saturday afternoon, I was surprised how busy the place was. There were only 2 tables open (both with 2 chairs) outside of the study area. In the study area, there was another seat. Wow! The staff (one who assisted me and one who worked the drive through window) made it a point to say hello when I walked up to the counter. In viewing the sample sized reeses dessert on the counter, I asked if I could try one. The taste...fantastic. I asked if any of the coffee beverages came with a free refill, and was advised that none were free, but a refill was only 50 cents, regardless of what size I purchased. I figured with 45 minutes to wait on the car, I would manage to go through 4 small cups (10 ounce) or 2 large cups (16 ounce), and the initial outlay for the first cup was only 50 cents different, so my best bet was the large cup. After I got my cup and added sugar and cream, I looked for a table. One of the 2-seat tables I saw available had an empty cup and dirty napkins on it. As I approached, someone from across the room advised the table was taken, so I moved on. I found another table by the window in a small space next to the study room. As the table top was sticky, I went back to the counter and asked if I could get a rag to wipe the table down. Normally, when I have made such a request at other coffee shops, someone would come and wipe down/clean up the table. This time, I was given a rag and advised to return it when I was done. The coffee was respectable. It was decently hot, and certainly not "weak". Maybe the management wants to consider staffing a third person when it is as busy as it was on Saturday. Maybe this was an exception...I am just not accustomed to wiping down my table before I sit. read more