Crossroads Coffee Company

Reviews

• Michael P.

  star star star star star 9 June 2026

  This place is pretty nice and I've been here a few times.  The dark haired guy who made my Toffee Nut Javachino is the guy you want making your drink, because it was PERFECT!  I had it once before when someone else made it and it was way too sweet.  Today, though, it was just great and I didn't even ask him to do anything special.  I just remembered he'd made it the first time.
  
  They will even do a decaf Americano if you want an iced decaf coffee.  Yes I know, others have said "what's up with them not offering cold brew?" And that doesn't really bother me that much.  I like the blended drinks and the iced lattes and I may even try another iced drink.
  
  Nice view, spacious, they sell their own beans, it's comfortable in there, pretty good vibe. No complaints at all.  I will go back for sure.

• Sam B.

  star star star star star 8 June 2026

  I really enjoyed this coffee shop.  They have amazing view of the mountains with out door seating.  All the workers will friendly and outgoing.  There are many of options to choose from in coffee and food.  Make sure you try their scones and get them before 10am.  They make their own flavor syrups for the coffee.

• Christi T.

  star star star star_border star_border 4 June 2026

  While this coffee shop is nice inside with plenty of seating both indoor and outdoor, interesting artwork, locally made items for sale, and a vapor lounge inside, I just was not blown away by the coffee I had.
  
  I've had plenty of almond milk Cappuccinos but this one just tasted a tad bitter, even with the addition of one of their syrups. It also contained a lot, more than usual, foam on top. The ratio of espresso, milk and foam just didn't seem correct. The texture even appeared off, almost gritty in appearance. Overall, it just left much to be desired.
  
  The gentlemen behind the counter who made the coffee drinks for us seemed uncertain of our orders as well... maybe leading to the lackluster cappuccinos since one needed to be remade after he misunderstood that they were all to be made with almond milk.  
  
  Crossroads Coffee may be worth another shot when I am in the area again but for my first experience I felt that this just would not be how they would want to represent themselves.

• Betsy M.

  star star star star_border star_border 18 May 2026

  Soooooo... I have had this place bookmarked for well over 6 months to try.  It is not close to where I live but I love coffee so much and knew one day I would make the trek up to this area.  I got wind of this place after seeing some people go on about how fantastic it was in a FB community group.
  
  My niece was in town, she loves coffee as much as I do, so we went.  It is  a pretty big place with lots of comfortable seating, indoor and out.  It reminded me of the type of coffee shop on the TV show "Friends", where people commune to work, chat, drink tea or coffee.  Very clean, and the man and woman working were very nice.  
  
  The three stars is really for the coffee/food selection.   The first ding was they don't do Cold Brew.  That may sound outrageous as a ding, but Cold Brew lovers know that Iced Coffee just ain't the same.  I ordered a Vanilla Latte (since I could not really decipher what types of drinks they offered and never saw a list of syrups) with 4 shots.  It was yummy, for sure and I really liked the robust flavor of the espresso.  My niece went with an iced coffee, she said it was fine.  There were hardly any pastry offerings, surprising to me on a Sunday morning at 10AM.  A couple of scones, but the pastry case was empty (another ding).  
  
  It was a solid coffee place -- if I lived closer, I would likely be a regular simply because I love to support local and a good coffee.  But, I was simply not wowed, as I thought I would be with the strong reviews.

• Leon R.

  star star star star star 14 May 2026

  Amazing coffee, and really friendly people behind the counter. Love how many flavor add ins they have available!