Reviews - Java Garden Cafe
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Was subway Chapleau at Java Garden Cafe a mag?
I visited this locally owned coffee shop to meet my cousin for the first time in the past 10 years. The coffee and muffin were both quite good. I would definitely recommend this place to my friends. View all feedback.
What Anonym dislikes about Java Garden Cafe:
It was our first time we went to Java but the behaviour of the counter girl was very rude. She is tall wear specs and she is manager i think. Her customer service is zero. We are not going to Java anymore and suggest others not to go. View all feedback.
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Last update : 08.10.2023
After a 4-hour drive and picking up groceries at Save-On, I was in need of a coffee and muffin. First, I ordered a decaf latte, but they didn't have decaf available, so I opted for a regular latte instead. To my surprise, I received regular coffee instead of a latte. I also asked if they could heat my muffin and provide a butter packet, but they said no butter was available. When I inquired about margarine, he said he had some. He went to another room and returned with a half-cup container that had enough margarine for ten muffins. Once I got to my truck and spread it on my muffin, I realized it was actually mayonnaise. Overall, it was a disappointing experience, and the coffee wasn't good either.
I visited this locally owned coffee shop to meet my cousin for the first time in the past 10 years. The coffee and muffin were both quite good. I would definitely recommend this place to my friends.
This morning, I got an Americano to go and paid with a tap. I added an 18% tip but didn't check the total before completing the transaction. I later noticed that my credit card was charged $7.14. It's not a huge issue, just a lesson learned. However, I probably won't be returning to the Java Hut again.
My iced americano was really bad, I honestly couldn’t drink it. The server was pleasant tho, and I had an iced chai the other day that I really enjoyed. If I go back I’ll probably be sticking to chai
A beloved locally owned café blends nostalgic bubble tea favorites with solid coffeehouse fare, from chai lattes to grilled sandwiches and bakery muffins. The menu includes vegetarian choices and kid-friendly treats, and the mall location offers free parking for quick stops. Expect a casual, family-oriented atmosphere and reliable takeout.
Quality and service can be uneven at times — occasional order mix-ups, missing decaf or butter, and inconsistent bubble-tea texture have been noted — but the cozy vibe and popular drinks keep regulars coming back.