PJ's Coffee — Restaurant in Spanish Fort

My experience at PJs Coffee was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment I stepped into the cozy, inviting space, I was greeted by the tantalizing aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the warm, friendly smiles of the staff. It was immediately evident that this was a place where a love for coffee and a passion for creating exceptional experiences thrived.

As I approached the counter to place my order, I was greeted by the enthusiastic baristas who were eager to guide me through their extensive menu. Their knowledge and passion for the art of coffee were truly inspiring, and it was clear that they were dedicated to providing every guest with a memorable and enjoyable experience.

After a brief discussion about my preferences, I decided to try their signature cold brew, and I was absolutely delighted by the rich, smooth flavor. The attention to detail and expert craftsmanship that went into preparing my drink was truly impressive. Each sip was a delight, and it was evident that the baristas took great pride in their work.

The ambiance of PJs Coffee was equally impressive. The comfortable seating, stylish decor, and soothing music created the perfect setting for savoring my delicious beverage. It was clear that every detail of the space had been carefully considered to provide guests with a relaxing and enjoyable environment.

Throughout my visit, the staff went above and beyond to ensure that my experience was exceptional. Their warm and attentive service, combined with their genuine passion for coffee, made me feel truly valued as a guest. It was evident that they were dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for everyone who walked through the door.

In conclusion, my visit to PJs Coffee was an absolute delight. From the exceptional quality of their beverages to the welcoming ambiance and outstanding service, every aspect of my experience exceeded my expectations. If you're a coffee enthusiast looking for a place where passion and quality converge, I highly recommend visiting PJs Coffee. It's a haven for coffee lovers, and I can't wait to return for another...

My 1st time there was about an hour ago 1PM'ish on 5-16. I would have mentioned the pleasant young lady at the drive thru by name if I'd caught it. It was refreshing to see a real smile at a drive-thru for a change! Coffee was great too. The only thing I wasn't wild about was being muscled/guilted into a 20-30% tip on a Togo coffee before I'd even gotten coffee. I'm not sure when everyone started expecting big tips on boxing some food or a togo beverage. If not that then places want a donation for something. It's a high % for minimal service and everyone is broke right now. This young lady was well worth it but when an establishment asks for this before your food or drink comes you feel like you have to tip high because you don't have anything yet. I really hate this practice because when someone has a lousy attitude it feels like extortion and if you don'ttip big your order is at risk. I worked in restaurants for 15 years and lived on tips so I'm a big tipper anyway. It makes sense for waiters but 20-30% on Togo coffee is kind of nuts. I think if they are going to start requiring big tips on Togo orders they should give you that device after you have actually gotten something. It would encourage good service instead of that "what the hell are you doing here" look that has become so common. So 5 stars for the nice girl at the drive-thru and the coffee and 1 star for asking for something before providing...

I am from Mobile and I have been going out of my way to explore coffee shops across the bay to find a new atmosphere and a short getaway. After a couple visits I noticed that it just depends on who takes your order but some workers are friendly and some are not. I kept coming back because I enjoyed the spacious and neat environment which I was able to study for an hour or two comfortably. During one of my visits over 1 week ago an incident occurred that sparked me to write a review. I am not sure who it was but I assume he was some sort of manager there. He walked up to me and basically accused me of sitting in their shop without purchasing anything to contribute to the store while bringing in outside beverages and asked me to buy from the store. He came into the shop after I purchased and finished my drink which I threw away once I was finished with. I especially appreciated this place for it's friendly study environment but after this incident I just do not feel welcome. 20 minutes commute just does not seem...