Campfire Coffee — Restaurant in Jamestown

Campfire Coffee is cute and clean with welcoming staff. The latte, drip coffee, and yogurt bowl were all good and well-prepared. If Christian music is not your “thing” then you mightn’t find this a relaxing atmosphere but aside from that, it’s be a great place to sit awhile (and kudos to them for playing what they want in their own shop). The lack of 5-stars stems purely from the hours. Bankers hours. For a coffee shop. People like coffee on their way to work (you’ve seen the lines at Dunkin and Starbucks) and this place doesn’t open until 9. 9 seems a ridiculous time to open if you care about serving your community, as a whole. But, maybe they don’t mind alienating the morning crowd and missing out on heaps of business- and that’s cool because as a business owner you get to do what you want. It just stinks for those of us who want quality coffee before...

I saw the reviews here and decided to give it a try. We got 2 drinks, one hot and one iced. It took over 20 minutes for us to get our drinks even though everyone in the coffee shop already had theirs. I thought that they forgot about ours which was a little weird. I wasn’t a fan of either of the drinks, it was a seasonal apple one and a pumpkin spice, one tasted just like apple juice and milk, and the other didn’t taste like pumpkin and seemed like it was a premix. The aesthetic of the shop itself is cute, but the baristas didn’t seem to know what they were doing while...

The best coffee house in the galaxy. Maybe other galaxies too but I haven't been there. Customer tip: park and enter in the back. Besides incredible food and drinks, their attention to detail puts this place over the top. It makes you want to be a better person. Seriously. If a little calligraphy on cups makes people smile, maybe I can do something like that. So if you're within 2,000 miles of this place, like me, go there. The drinks, decor, and service...