Presto Strange O Cafe — Restaurant in Warwick

Presto Strange O Cafe in Warwick, RI isn't just your average coffee shop. It's a portal to a world of caffeine-fueled bliss, where the atmosphere is cool and inviting, the staff are as friendly as your favorite barista, and the coffee? Well, the coffee is simply out of this world.

Stepping into Presto Strange O is like stepping into a Tim Burton movie in the best possible way. Dark walls adorned with quirky art, vintage furniture with mismatched patterns, and fairy lights casting a warm glow all combine to create an atmosphere that's both cozy and edgy. It's the perfect place to curl up with a good book and a latte, or catch up with friends over a steaming cup of joe.

The staff at Presto Strange O are the kind of people who make you feel like you've known them for years. They're friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about coffee, and they always have a smile and a witty quip ready. Whether you're a coffee connoisseur or a newbie just dipping your toes into the world of espresso, they'll help you find the perfect cup to suit your taste buds.

But the real star of the show at Presto Strange O is, of course, the coffee. They use high-quality beans roasted to perfection, and their baristas are masters of the craft. From classic lattes and cappuccinos to more adventurous concoctions like the "Strange-O" (espresso, chocolate, and cinnamon), there's something for everyone on the menu. These guys are true artists, creating intricate designs on your coffee that are almost too beautiful to drink (almost).

So, if you're looking for a coffee experience that's anything but ordinary, look no further than Presto Strange O Café. With its cool atmosphere, friendly staff, and mind-blowing coffee, it's sure to become your new favorite haunt. Just be warned: you might become addicted to their out-of-this-world brews. (But hey, that's a good kind of addiction, right?)

Pro Tip: Don't forget to check out their bakery section for some delicious pastries to pair with...

I stopped by after meeting a friend for a walk at rocky point, I carried my 12lb dog inside w me not to leave him in the car. I ordered an iced latte and a cookie, knowing I would be right in and out. The first girl seemed nice enough and started making my order. The other manager/ young staff came over to inform me dogs were not allowed. I explained I didn’t want to leave him in the car since it’s summer and I just had an iced latte (simple order) and I held my dog the entire time I was in. Ok, so a neighborhood coffee shop doesn’t allow dogs I get it, I was using my best judgement in a food establishment by holding him/not keeping him in the car. But she repeated herself in a different phrasing, kinda like being scolded in a “customer servicey “ scolding about their policy and remember next time not to bring him. That’s annoying as heck. I can read between the lines but you were not listening I was doing my best to compromise being in as quick as possible w a simple order and held my dog the entire time. Meanwhile your shop is on the way to a popular park where people bring their dogs. I live 4 mins away, the first time it smelled like burnt toast and I wasn’t impressed. The Cookie is mediocre at best. I will literally drive to Latte Love or Felicia’s 20 mins away or go to a chain than back here. Oh and the other places offer treats for dogs, I wouldn’t even bring him unless it’s coming to or from a park. I’m not one that brings my...

Used to be an almost daily customer often spending upwards of $30 a trip despite the overpriced and bland coffee & food that seldom & never consistently tastes good but bc my daughter loved coming here & I enjoyed the atmosphere bc of the service/staff…until today… thanks to the rudest, miserable employee speaking rudely from the start, rolling her eyes, responding rudely, disrespectful gestures & in the most petty action -even telling her fellow coworker to not make my sandwich—it was outrageous & to the point where my sweet 5 year old noticed her teenage temper tantrum in disbelief at how poorly we were being treated as well as another poor customer next to us who waited about a half hour for 1 sandwich…pretty sad that a 5 yo has better, kinder manners, attitude, and personality smh but doesn’t take much apparently in this case to surpass those attributes.

Never in my life have I been met with such disgusting, disrespectful customer service. Presto should be embarrassed for employing this immature brat (and I’m using kind words here) especially to work at a register interacting with customers. If you hate your job & people so much maybe work somewhere else maybe somewhere that doesn’t require you to be personable, kind human especially to a small sweet child. Who wants to overpay and wait 40 min to be treated like that. I’ll be heading to Ritual down the street instead-delicious coffee,...