Press Coffee - Gilbert — Restaurant in Gilbert

Second time visiting Press Coffee.

Press Coffee is situated in a business plaza so there is little competition and likely motivation to make improvemens. Let's begin by stating Press Coffee is understaffed thus ordering and receiving orders will take 10-30min. The young lady working this morning was working hard to stay ahead of the orders but unfortunately failed in her attempt. They ran out of food selections within 60min of opening so likely make most of their revenue via beverage selections. If you are seeking a $5-$7 beverage, wait 10+ minutes then Press will meet that standard. Can't say there is much special about Press Coffee to make it a stop in the morning, unless you have business in plaza and free time on your hands.

Final thoughts: 2 ice coffees, 3 breakfast sandwiches, $34 (includes tip) and whopping 35min later I was finally able to leave. Perhaps its staffing related but other reviews also imfdicate there is an issue. "Hit or Miss" should be the title of this review.

Recommendation: Sadly, would not recommend Press Coffee to friend or foe. The cost and time it took to prepare the five items I ordered was extreme. Additionally, the sandwiches we...

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