The Butler Café — Restaurant in Jersey City

I don’t know which coffee shop is in the photos, but it isn’t the one I visited. The selections are minimal, the coffee is terrible and the ambience is nonexistent. It’s a store within a wine store, (you can see the wine bottles within my photo) and it occupies a very small corner of the wine store. It’s a grab and go store with one large dining style table, a small table and bar stool single or two. There were just a few pastries on the counter and pre-made sandwiches in a cooler when I was there, so I don’t understand how they serve food. I wouldnt be so harsh if the website wasn’t overly spectacular with great photos - to me that’s a bait and switch. I had a cappuccino that literally tasted like raw, bitter, acid espresso beans. I get tired of the “instagram photography” these days. It’s located in an apartment complex which could be the reason for its sparseness, nonetheless, it’s no bigger than an airport coffee and snack stand-alone. It’s a counter with grab and go items in an open fridge. I think it occupies 150-200 sq feet. It’s really not a place to sit down and have coffee, more or less a grab and go....

Agreed on a previous comment about poor attitude. I didn't even end up getting a drink because the barista had such an attitude. We had a bunch of back and forth so I won't detail the conversation but as an example, at one point I asked him whether there was a price difference for hot vs cold drinks and he gave me a DUH look and said, "uh. it's hot. Or it's cold." And I had to give him an order to get the cost to understand the price difference. If you know what you're getting and just ordering, service is prob fine. But if you have questions, don't expect common courtesy.

Edited as a response to owner:

Doubtful my "recording" was actually pulled up for analysis. Agreed with yet another reviewer who said: You look ostentatious in your desire to control and censor someone’s contributions to Google maps. I’ve lost interest to your place and I won’t...

Might be on something. Needed to hand wave while standing over the counter before she realized I'm even there. Then imagine you said nitro, rather crisply and the person somehow hot coffee. Then you clarified before it was too late. Multiple times. They still didn't get it. Nitro can't be confused for regular coffee unless you're stoned or have no English language but even then coffee and nitro doesn't sound the same.Then you pointed to it on the sign. They came out of the counter to read it for themselves. Entered it right on the machine. You're relieved.. for a second. It's $7 which is steep enough but you think maybe it's worth trying once to find out. Then they probably need to pour you a cold brew with a ton of ice. I gave up. This review is what you're getting for hiring as you have. Sit in your store for an hour or two on random days and...