SteamDot Coffee Benson Bar — Restaurant in Alaska

Blah! Some of the worst coffee I’ve ever tasted. See, this is why you can’t trust Google Reviews. Get 1000 city bums and put them in a Clarion hotel on a freezing night and suddenly a dumpy Clarion hotel has a 5 star review. Same thing here. There’s no way anyone with civilized tastebuds would ever give this place anything better than a 2 star review, but it has 4.5 stars. No frick’n way! I took two sips of the coffee to make sure I wasn’t $hit’n myself on the first sip and walked it straight back to the poor girl behind the counter put it down, telling her why I was leaving and walked out the door to Starbucks (not the greatest coffee but far better than here). The only reason this place was saved from a 1 star review was the friendly service and the atmosphere although not great, also wasn’t as dumpy as their coffee. At the heart of every coffee shop is their coffee. If you can’t get that right, I don’t care what else you’re get’n right, you won’t earn...

Steam Dot is the highlight of Midtown Mall with it's relaxing yet modern interior and varied selection of espresso bar drinks. Prefer cold coffee to a hot brew? No problem! This spacious cafe has you covered, offering both hot and iced coffee drinks along with hot chocolate, chai and different herbal teas. Looking for a place to study, work on your laptop, or read that novel you've been putting off? This location offers plenty of chairs and tables to plant yourself in along with a bar area where you can watch the baristas as they grind, brew, froth and serve drinks- and there's even a few chairs outside if you want to enjoy the local Alaskan weather. If you're looking for great local Alaskan coffee, then this is the place for you. The chocolate ganache for the mocha is amazing and highly...

A bunch of sleepers. You made a virgin feel horrible. Cellphones for baristas, no Allied Powers gifts of freedoms there at all, very suppressive and forcefully quiet environment lacking individual identity and expression. I heard the cellphones at the barista desk say I was weird right in front of a room completely filled, and say I am not cool too, while i’m an actively working veteran on the war on terror at home. These people were so unaware it seemed of what to think of when working with numerous amounts of people in a free land with speech that is unrestricted, unlike some places in the war. Hurtful. Shameful. I am strong because of it. Moronic. Supremely doubtful baristas, they beed a morale boost, they should know to do everything with a smile if they know that a war is going...