Coffee Cup of Glendale

Coffee Cup is part of my morning break ritual, waking me up with high quality coffee (flavored or unflavored) plus a choice of coffee drinks, fruit juices, tea, and tasty smoothies (freshly made — whipped cream optional). They offer a variety of pre-​packaged snacks, salads, and sandwiches, so it’s handy when I suddenly get hungry or don’t bring lunch. What truly makes the place a treat for me is their baked good selection — I am addicted to their spinach croissants! — and their friendly staff who always have a smile and good bit of news for me. I am grumpy in the morning and they always cheer me up. Another plus — they are efficient. You can take your time if you want, but if your time is limited, they’ll get you on your way quickly.

great service, coffee and fresh food for breakfast or lunch. This is one of my favorite spots to get coffee and a baked good at in the mornings.

I love and apprciate the coffee cup for not only their coffee but the owners and workers as well! It really does feel like home.

Coffee Cup is attached to the Ameriprise and is easy to miss if you’re not walking by. Fortunately, I was enjoying a jog down Brand and passed up a few other coffee joints to give this place a try.
The initial feel is that of a convenience store, but smaller. It’s a cozy nook, though. They have mostly pre-​made food options, but a good amount of variety (lots of sanwiches on different kinds of bread, and even a few sushi rolls!) at reasonable prices. They also have a good baked good selection.
I ordered a Grande Strawberry-​Banana smoothie, so I can’t comment on the coffee. It was a good size for the $ 3.75 price tag, and is more frothy than what you might come to expect from a chain (the Jambas of the world). Some people like a more liquid smoothie and some don’t. I generally do.
The service was friendly and quick (although I was one of two customers in the establishment at around 2pm).
There are a few tables and chairs. My impression is that Coffee Cup would be a welcome respite from the daily grind, and one that is unlikely to become swamped during busy hours. If you’re walking around Brand and need something quick and inexpensive, this is a good choice.