Dutch Bros Coffee — Restaurant in Davis

I have been trying to hold off on putting a review for this Dutch Bros since I frequent it often as it's just off the freeway and 5 mins from my job. I've been going to it for the past 4 years since starting work in Davis, and it is never consistent. They have a lot of employee turnover since it is mainly students, and it's like they all learn how to make drinks differently. My drink never tastes the same. Some kids are friendlier than others. The line always takes too long if its more than 2 cars in the driveway, and they never do anything to speed it up. Slowest Dutch Bro I've ever been to. This morning was the final push. I've always stopped by about 5:50 am and 99% of the time get the same drink. This time, it came with some chunks of expired milk in it. Unfortunately, I didn't notice until I got to my job, and there was more light. This is disappointing and frustrating as well... I need my coffee, but this Dutch Bros. It just isn't it anymore. Find another one on your wau...

Easter morning, on our way to family in the bay area after church, stopped in (as we always do as we pass through Davis) with the wife and our son for our coffees. The line was long but, attributed that to the holiday. When we finally got to place our order i guess the young man felt comfotable enough to share a faux pas when speaking italian to someone and confused "I eat pasta" with "I eat penis". Took an excessively long time for our coffees too as they seemed to be clearing the line from olive (?) but we were coming from the richards (?) side. I will never stop patronizing Dutch Bros but, small talk is small talk, keep it appropriate and regulate the flow of the lines so that it doesnt move 4to1. Oh, and the puppy was barking but had to ask for the biscuit since she knows if we get coffee she gets a treat too. Usually it's offered (one of the small things that...

Make sure you don't drive too fast in this area; there are many bicyclists out there --or atleast-- when I visited. This one is way far, but service is always on point. These guys are friendly as hell like they have no stress at all. Prepare to be greeted by not only one, but all who work there. Either they need to put more employees on shift to reduce the amount of cars rolling up for the order or they need to make a place large enough where it doesn't block the flow of traffic. Sometimes, because of its notoriety, lines could exceed outside the zone and into the traffic. Not all the way, but slight showing of a car's butt like when someone is trying to merge and stops midway between the lines. It is a two-way; however, they need to make improvements still to keep it going smoothly and without any hassle of moving fast out...