Gorgeous and inviting ambience, lovely staff, full on variety of cold brews and foods, some attempt at loyalty through the smart Toast system but oddly tight fisted birthday reward for the prices. Very limited coffee options, no espresso or any sort of traditional drips, only cold brew. And it is expensive, wow! No wallet is sized to handle knocking on eight bucks for a normal sized macadamia milk cold brew when even the most money munching coffee in the area, looking at you price gouging Greyhouse, is at least working with quality sourced beans and serving up crafted syrups for slightly better bragging rights than Starbucks. I'm guessing Java House will be the easy favorite of overnight baptised caffeinated brown but I sure miss the thirty ounce lattes for same cash Copper Moon served up! I miss the huge variety of flavors and smart pricing. Copper Moon knew how to try something new in an insanely competitive city where Sacred Grounds, Indie Coffee, Greyhouse, Java Joe's, Leaps, Fuel, Star City, Eleventh House, Revelle, and Cafe Literato are all within minutes each giving something between insane Greyhouse snobbery and the sublime handcrafted addiction drips of Sacred Grounds and Eleventh House. I've been to Java House four times between here and other locations. The consistency is fair, some seasonal brews give class, but the prices hold me back. There's no home crafted syrups, even the decent cold foam requires excessive mixing and nothing seems to combine well. Cold brew offers no evolution of flavors or touches those two thousand notes like espresso but here costs as much as a sublime single origin roast. As other reviews have commented on, there is no way to perk up cold brew. Even with fun flavors like I tried in the Mapleton and Bonfire, it is still sadly the least of all coffee unredeemable singular taste running over cozy autumn flavors. Java has me miffed trying to figure out who wants to drop serious pennies without getting anything close to a hand crafted properly setup shot of that cherry brew. read more