I am so glad a friend recommended this spot for coffee and to work from because it was the perfect…read moreambiance for this. The tables all have a place to plug in to for laptops. It was so relaxing and I was able to get a lot done for work as well as hold a meeting. I ordered the ube with butterscotch cream and it was not too sweet. It was nice to drink and work at the same time. I was able to get some privacy too by picking the corner. I definitely want to come back and try other coffees too now as I will be in the area as well. The customer service was super friendly and patient.

First-time customers at Dumbstruck Coffee. We stopped in while our vehicles were being serviced a…read morelittle farther down the road and needed somewhere to sit and get some work done. Unfortunately, I left disappointed. One positive is the overall aesthetic. I like the layout and the lighting design, and the globe fixtures give the shop a nice modern look. Unfortunately, when you look closer, the fixtures have visible dust and grime buildup. Some of them are high up, so I understand they aren't easy to clean, but this is where an occasional ladder or professional deep cleaning comes in. The shop has good design bones; it just needs more attention to cleaning and maintenance. The music itself is trendy and current, but it is much too loud for a work-friendly coffee shop, especially because the space is very echoey. I'm including a screenshot of the sound level along with a short video so people can get a sense of it for themselves. I found it basically impossible to concentrate without earplugs or noise-canceling headphones. Seating is also limited and isn't very comfortable. It's mostly hard wooden benches and plastic or metal folding-style chairs. Nothing egregious, but not especially comfortable if you're planning to sit and work for a while. What really started the experience off badly for me was my drink. I ordered an iced matcha for $6.75 and asked if they could do less ice. I was told that if I wanted less ice, the drink would be less full. I said never mind and asked for it to just be filled normally. When I received it, though, my matcha still had noticeably less liquid than my husband's drink. Since they only offer one size for each iced drink, the difference was pretty obvious. We also tipped $1. The matcha itself was just your standard iced matcha -- nothing special -- and definitely didn't feel worth $6.75 to me. My husband's $8 Butterscotch Cream Latte actually tasted good, but after he finished it, we were surprised by how much of the cup was taken up by ice. The photo speaks for itself. Given that I had already been told that requesting less ice would result in a less-full drink, this really diminished the value for me. The bathroom was another big negative. I tend to judge the cleanliness of a business by its restroom, and this one did not give me confidence. The bathroom door and several surrounding surfaces looked like they had not been thoroughly wiped down in quite a while, with visible grime and buildup, and there were also holes in the wall. Even the glass entrance doors had visible smudges and residue. I'm including photos because these things were noticeable and contributed to an overall poorly maintained impression. There were no paper towels available. Instead, an old-looking handwritten sign was taped over the dispenser saying, "Please use the air dryer. Thank you!" I personally avoid hand dryers because of hygiene concerns, so after washing my hands I ended up using toilet paper and a toilet-seat cover so I could open the bathroom door without touching the handle directly. At that point, they might as well remove the paper towel dispenser entirely. Leaving an unused dispenser covered by an aged paper sign just looks lazy and poorly maintained to me, especially in a customer-facing bathroom. Aesthetically, I also wasn't a fan of all the taped-up paper signs. The front entrance has a large paper sign taped directly to the glass saying "PLEASE CLOSE THE DOOR GENTLY. THANK YOU!!!" along with several other smaller notices, and the bathroom has the aged handwritten sign taped over the unused paper towel dispenser. These are small details individually, but together with the visible grime, holes, and neglected surfaces, they made the shop feel more makeshift and poorly maintained than the otherwise nice design deserves. It clearly seems to be a popular spot, and my husband had far fewer complaints and enjoyed his latte. I also think the overall layout and lighting aesthetic have potential. For me, though, the underfilled matcha, ice-heavy drinks, standard-at-best matcha, loud music, limited seating, uncomfortable chairs, and overall cleanliness and maintenance made this a disappointing first visit.

Visited this place for the first time recently and I'll definitely be back (: tried the strawberry…read morematcha (it's a bit more on the green tea matcha side, not super sweet) and a regular croffle (I could eat a million of these- soooo good!) This team runs so smoothly and efficiently, I didn't wait long and my order didn't seem rushed through. Seating & dining area was neat, tidy and a great vibe overall

Been wanting to try this local coffee shop for a while and visited on a weekend. It wasn't as busy…read morebut the shop was definitely filled with people staying to enjoy their coffee. It was nice with plenty of seats still available. There were two entrances and was easy to find. The baristas were friendly as my fiancé ordered for us. I got their yuzu espresso tonic coffee. I am always looking for the sweetness as espresso and tonic are definitely a bitter combination and I think it was on the sweet side, but it was a good sweet. It seemed house made. We also got the croffle and it was delicious. Definitely would come again to try out their other drinks.

Cute tea shop, my son wanted to come here for the Persona collaboration. The inside is completely…read morein theme which made for good photo ops. You order from a kiosk and they have a tab dedicated to the collaborations that makes it easy to browse through the menu. The drinks were great and everything (cups, tables, walls, etc ) were branded in such a way that it makes it feel like an actual pop-up. Overall, great spot and glad it was worth the trip all the way from the SFV.

Came back during their Persona 30th Anniversary Theme…read more Drink was refreshing. Service was quick and easy. Love the Persona Theme. Pretty cool!

Yummy! 5 stars for the coffee and food alone…read more I absolutely loved the coffee and pastries. It's one of the best coffees I've ever had. I wanted to try all the desserts! I've been trying to go back but it's far from me. I honestly think the coffee was better than Dutch Bros and Tierra Mia.

First time trying this coffee spot. My friend noticed the sign after we had lunch at Marugame…read moreUdon, and since it was in the same shopping center, we decided to stop in. She mentioned Smoking Tiger is popular with several locations, so it was nice to try it. We ordered the Tiger Latte and Strawberry Matcha. Both were good, but nothing really stood out. We were hoping to grab a dessert to go with our drinks, but the bakery selection was pretty limited during our visit. Overall, a nice spot to stop for a coffee or matcha if you're in the area.

The food and drinks were sooo good. I won't lie I was slightly hesitant bc of the prices but i…read morethink it was worth it because it was really good and i'll be back for more ! the matcha was creamy and the cold foam was thick i loved it ! I ordered the tiramisu cube and it was goood im glad that the filling was thick as well it made it easier to eat, its wasn't too sweet either which i enjoyed The lady working there's was so sweet and took care of my friend and i nicely:) the place has cute decor and it's nice enough to sit and enjoy drinks and talk. I'm glad I came and hopefully will return !

Simplicity yet elegance are the words that describe this place…read more We actually stopped by to kill some time because of the bad traffic on our way home. Most orders are placed through the self-service kiosk, although you can also order at the counter--you just have to call the staff over since they're usually inside. I ordered the Matcha Kream Spanner, while my husband went with an Iced Americano. Both were really good! They also offer their signature "Cube" (toast block), which looks pretty interesting. Definitely adding that to my order for the next visit!