Traders Coffee & Tea

I have been here multiple times and it’s always been a good experience. I like their café olé. The staff is always friendly, and there’s plenty of seating.
They also deliver which is a big plus!

Makes a very good London fog exactly how you want it! The berry scones are also to die for!

Friendly. Good place to work. Lots of seating, power and WiFi was ok (5mpbs). My mocha was ok.

The carrot raisin muffin was great but this is not a stop I would recommend for coffee. My latte tasted like a regular cup of coffee with a little heated soy milk.

Ooh coffee

I think this is a change from Starbucks because if you want a coffee shop that will be quiet while you work on your laptop this is the place. Starbucks cannot do that anymore. In addition although I am not a big stone person my wife the scones were top-​notch.

Great local coffee shop. Everything you would expect from a local coffee house. Only downside, it’s across the street from a major hospital so it can get extremely busy at times. All an all, better than Starbucks and it’s local.
The address is funny.

I am big on supporting locally owned businesses, and I love Trader’s. We usually make all of our coffee at home, but I enjoy going here to meet up with friends or grade papers. I highly recommend the vanilla chai! They also have a great tea selection. They hire a lot of local high school and college kids, which is great as it gives them an opportunity to get job experience.

Pleasant spot to hang out and drink/​eat. Lots of seating. Friendly folks. I wish they’d used paper cups though… whenever I get that faux styrofoam/​plastic stuff at coffee shops, it makes me wonder…

We came here every morning durning our trip to Grand Jct. Friendly staff, good tea and coffee selections. Great prices. Don’t recomend if you are looking for a real breakfast. Their breakfast sandwiches are premade, but if you want something very quick then it’s probably ok. Would recommend :)

I avoided this coffee shop for most of my trip because of the address. Yes. Call me superstitious… because I regret my superstition.
This is by far one of the best coffee shops in Grand Junction. Really nice spaces to sit, chat, work, etc. It has internet that works.
Coffee was average, but better than a lot of the coffee I had in Grand Junction.

Great coffee, yummy pastries, friendly service, and lots of room to spread out and work. My only regret is that I live in Denver and only purchased one bag of their Mountain Splendor coffee. Should have bought two or three bags!

I would have to call myself a regular here. The coffee, staff and ambiance are all first rate. Emma and Liz are excellent baristas and very charming and helpful. This is my favorite coffee shop in the valley.

Definitely one of the better coffee houses in Grand Junction. They have good coffee, good prices, good service, and good facilities.
While everything is good, nothing is great.
They are a respectable step above the local average, but don’t go in expecting well-​refined.

The coffee is good as are the pastries and whatnot in the case. The girls behind the counter are great and there’s usually somewhere to sit. However, and this is what kills it for me, it is incredibly loud inside. Conversations are difficult because everybody has to yell to be heard because everybody is yelling to be heard. The scant artwork on the walls does nothing to deaden sound so every word, clatter of a spoon, chair scraping across the floor, steamer steaming, and cup hitting a saucer is amplified. Wow, it’s loud. Seriously, we went outside where the tables are fifty feet from Patterson Rd. so we could hear each other.
So, get yours to go and it won’t be a problem.
I’ve been about a dozen times now and know to bring headphones if I’m on my own.

Great coffee shop, yummy pastries, friendly staff, clean. If you’re passing through, it’s worth the detour.

This is my favourite coffee shop in Grand Junction. The coffee is great! The atmosphere is friendly. The pastries are amazing. I used to come here at least three times a week when I was in undergrad living in GJ. The free wi-​fi is great and it’s in an easily accessible location. Also a good mix of all kinds of people. Students and business professionals and retirees all coexisting peacefully in caffeinated bless ;) I come here at least twice whenever I’m in town.

I like that Traders is locally owned and the atmosphere is nice.. . I was disappointed that the smoothie I ordered wasn’t made with actual fruit, but with some kind of mix. Bummer.

Back again today (twice so far) and I’m totally a fan of this coffee shop.
It has everything you want out of a coffee shop, super friendly service (the barista remembered me from yesterday and knows all the regulars here), the best coffee in town and a great place to work.
If I lived in Grand Junction, this would be my coffee shop :-)

I found this great little shop from a friend on Twitter that lives in Grand Junction. It’s just fabulous. Locally owned, great prices on drinks, all the usual suspects along with amazing homemade muffins, breakfast burritos and FREE WIFI… that’s actually fast. Tons of seating, great atmosphere and a friendly and fun staff.