Mujo Cafe

I love it because it is very convenient all the times. I haven’t seen a university library that has a coffee shop inside. Pretty cool!

Simply tasteless and it’s getting worse.
Am I the only one who thinks their coffee is too weak?
Americano, mocha, latte… all coffee drink doesn’t taste like coffee, it tastes like coffee flavored water.

I regularly buy caramel latte and lemon cake there because this is the only coffee place inside North Campus. Cake is delicious but coffee is not. Too much milk foam is added and the sweetness is all depended on who is making coffee that day.
However, girls and boys working in mujo are really friendly. They sometimes provide homemade cookie samples, which I love a lot.
Buying Tips: hot chocolate, lemon cake (those square shaped cakes listed on the top of the shelves)

I really like this place. Affordable, open late. But I wish they sell or cater more foods.

Soooo convenient for working in the library. I want them to be open even more hours, into the wee hours of the night.
The main strength of Mujo’s is the drinks: always the perfect temp, taste, and timing.
Tip: skip the bland sandwiches and go for the Arabic food.

For North Campus, this is as good as it gets in the coffee arena. Be sure to inquire about the stamp card; if you’re as addicted to caffeine as I am, a free coffee is just around the corner. And that covers any drink, any size.
Lattes are pretty good; watch out for the pricey «spa» water. A good idea, but really?! $ 1.50 for what looks like tap water in a Solo cup?!

This place needs friendlier service and more extended hours on the weekends. Also I think they’d benefit by moving away from the prepackaged items you find in every café case on North Campus. For example Bert’s in the UGLi has items from Lucky Kitchen, tabouleh, etc. Maybe if it were replaced by an actual Starbucks that would be great! I like that they have seating available in that area but the seats are rather uncomfortable.

I am here wayyy too often for my own good. But it’s open late (until 2AM Sundays through Thursdays) and I think it’s definitely the best bet for a late-​night snack or when you need to grab a quick dinner or coffee.
Flavored coffees are pretty good (I like their cinnamon cream and the hazelnut). Good number of food options including snacks — the wraps and sandwiches that I’ve tried have been decent. I’m not a fan of their pastries, however, as they tend to be dry and a little odd-​tasting to me.
My only quibble is that unlike Beanster’s down in Pierpont, Mujo will not punch your card when you get $ 1 refills, so I prefer to go to Beanster’s for my refills and Mujo’s only when I’ve forgotten my tumbler in lab…
3.5 stars but rounding up since it’s the best (and perhaps only, depending on how late) late-​night option on North Campus!

The coffee seems better! I had the house roast recently, black, and it tasted pretty great! Yay!
Also, they’re open on Saturdays now, but apparently they do this only after fall break. They were open Sundays before fall break this semester, but I think the manager told me they won’t be doing that in the future either? I may have misunderstood. Either way – I don’t get it. It seems totally arbitrary to me. Why be open on weekends only after fall break? Do people just all of a sudden realize they want coffee when they’re studying on weekends after mid-​October? So silly/​frustrating.

I love the fact that Mujo’s is open till late and always around the corner when I’m in need of caffeine treatment. Aside from the coffee, I was first drawn to Mujo’s when I had their chocolate croissant (amazing, btw). That’s been my favorite item since. Their other pastries items are also pretty decent. Recently, I’ve been having their soup of the day and bagel for lunch. My favorite soups so far have been Thai Chicken and Rice and their Enchilada soup. I also find it nice that they offer to rinse your mug for you (you get a discount on hot drinks when you bring your own).