Rebekah’s Espresso

Best coffee beans ever! Cannot wait to get my Rebekah’s Espresso in the mail!
Love the family behind this coffee experience!
Thanks for introducing me to all of this, Eyasu.

The hours have changed. It now opens at 7 and closes at 2! I usually get Chai and every time I get it, it is perfect every time! The drive thru is only for coffee so you cannot order sandwhiches or any other type of food. Overall, this place is great and better than Starbucks.

Although I have not actually enjoyed one of their coffees, I searched for a local coffee shop that provided soy milk as an alternative … WITHOUT CHARGING EXTRA. I don’t understand why coffee shops need to charge extra for an equally priced ‘milk’ product for their lactose intolerant, dairy-​allergic or vegan customers. I will at least go in and try one, undoubtedly, but will feel discriminated when charged extra for soy milk. Dairy is not for everyone …

There breakfast burrito was delish! And there coffee is roasted right here in the store smells amazing, the server was super nice!

Love it… love it… love it! Coffee is great, there is drive thru, so much better than Starbucks.
I recommend giving them a try, the lines are shorter and the coffee better

Always great Ethiopian coffee either inside if you have time or at the drive up window. Breakfast burritos are great too but you need to come in early for them.

Been to this place tons of time, never wrote a review. Their Panini’s are absolutely great and their coffee is roasted themselves. If you want a bag of theirs for personal use, I highly recommend the Blue Nile blend which is roasted for espresso. I use it for espresso about everyday, and it’s great! Produces a great crema, and the blend can also be grinded course for normal/​french press/​coffee machine use.

Okay café marred by owner flakiness/​drama. So Bad Uncle Leo, why are you writing this review from the Starbucks down the street? Read on:
If you can get past the «Left Behind» books in the corner & the not so subtle JESUS SAVES vibe that permeates the place, Rebekah’s is a decent place: when the owner’s not around, when the WiFi works, and when they honor your Rebekah’s card: «We don’t do the cards anymore, we keep your count at the register.» So I started keeping count… and their count keeps changing. So I gave up.
On top of that, last week, «The Internet is down.»
That being said, the employees are very nice, and the food/​drink quality is okay.
Evil big megacorp Starbucks down the street does not have these problems with cards, service or WiFi. They also stay open into the evening, which Rebekah’s does not.
So here I am, enjoying free refills & kickass bandwidth for a bit less.
–1 for inconsistent card policy.
–1 for spotty internets or not being serious about that.
–1 for the owner looking at you funny if you don’t have a JESUS SAVES shirt on.

Extremely nice people, but the Felleke blend (while incredibly mild) has tastes… thin. It is very hard to make a strong cup of coffee with this roast.
I will update once I try the blue nile blend.
A nice sidenote is that they print out custom labels for each bag of coffee you buy.

Awesome coffee shop! Christian owned and operated. Buzz Felleke has been a family aquantence for many years. We enjoy grabbing a cup to go as well as getting a cup and relaxing inside.

Just a cute little coffee house with a very present and pleasant owner… Giving you great friendly service in a serene setting. Smooth coffee, and yummy sandwiches; a rather nice departure from the burnt tasting beans at Starbucks… yeah, I said it. Not to mention it supports our community more directly. Win win

Family-​owned café featuring their own blend of roasted coffees. The Felleke blend (yrgacheffe) is mild w/​great flavor; owners are Ethiopian so they know a thing or two about coffee! Good baked goods too. Friendly staff. Quiet, ample seating. Will definitely be back.