Java Cow Coffee & Ice Cream — Restaurant in Park City

We went here for coffee and breakfast this morning before having to head to our plane flight back to Spokane, WA. Park City, Utah had their miner day parade going on, so it’s understandable that they were busy. They have many options, HUGE menu. Blended espresso coffee and hot coffee, anything you can think of in those terms. The coffee was very tasty and even better then the Starbucks located nearby. They even have tea options if your more of a tea drinker.

For the food, there’s also many different options. Crepes, bagels, fruit, yogurt, vegetarian options, almond milk versus milk if desired, scones, croissants, waffles, biscuits… the list is endless. You can’t go wrong with any option, they are tasty and handled with care!!

Now, on a busy day, the line ran pretty efficiently, however; the seating was crowded and minimal. There are a couple seats inside on a bar table, along with a couple benches outside that are attached to the building.

They also have an ice cream shop and gift shop that has great travel items and toys for kids. They had pot sockets for phones, phone chargers, and mini board games to say the least. They also have tumblers, coffee mugs, hats… many different...

I never leave negative reviews on family owned businesses but this was honestly the worst customer service i have experienced. First of all $7.50 for a single scoop of ice cream is crazy. My mom asked if she can get two different flavors but make it one scoop, the guy helping us just goes "No." and just stared at her. Which is fine we didn't know that she couldn't do that, but personally someone with great customer service would have been nice about it and offer different options instead of making their customers feel like idiots. Then when she went to check out at the register a young kid cashed us out with his phone in his hands swiping through snapchat stories laughing at his phone... while we were waiting to put our card in the reader. We just stood there waiting to see how long it took him to actually acknowledge us. I finally said something and i think he got embarrassed. Mind you that there were 4 other workers behind the counter standing by him- two being much older that never said anything. They need to have a heavier phone policy or something while customers are around, that's not right. My family and i won't be...

They were already closed when I tried the locked door ~10 min before the advertised time, which may be a rare occurrence which happened for a good reason the night I was there… but the employee sweeping up inside who glanced at me & the similarly bothered family of 5, who showed up just behind me, before then quickly returning his blank-stare to the floor was someone who likely decides they’d rather

rather returnin his eyes back to the flooromehow made me feel it may not be an unusual thing and may have likely been the reason my ~25 min drive &decent-length length walk from parking, and was a complete waste of time

time this Google Maps listing & their front door both say they’re supposed to close… which also surprised & bothered the group just behind me who also found the front door locked with an employee behind it sweeping the floor who glanced at all of us and then continued to sweep during their posted hours of business. Perhaps closing early is rare and there was reason it needed to happen, but the employee somehow made me feel locking up early not unusual & frequently...