Zombie Coffee

First and foremost this place has moved over to China town so I would check out that before you go to the older builidng. They have their new address on the old building though if you aren’t sure. The coffee here was really good it was fresh and really strong just the way I like it. It was also very reasonably-​priced for not only the area that they are in but also compared to just other coffee places. They also had frozen yogurt that was real frozen yogurt. You may not like the taste of the yogurt because it is real so there is a lot less sugar so you can really taste the difference. Not that that is bad in fact I think it is good but just to be forwarded about that. They have a pumpkin spice flavor I am. not sure if it is limited time or not but I would go and see if they have it if that is what you like. The place was neat and clean and that staff was really awesome. Come here you won’t regret it.

better coffee than you might expect (particularly if you read through the other reviews). there’s generally a nice selection of roasts (I had a Colombian roast last week), so you can usually find something that suits your tastes.

DIY coffee and frozen yogurt joint. We were greeted warmly by a girl who explained the various roasts that were available in the large canisters.
You basically serve yourself, even if you want a cappuccino (?!), and then are rung up at a register. There are a few small tables and chairs in the front but this is by no means a coffeehouse joint where you can relax with a book or a quiet conversation.

Awesome coffee, spacious area, didn’t feel crowded trying to fight for the coffee… service with a smile, what more can you ask for?

While the logo, signage and general «arrggggh’ mentality about needing coffee are spot on — I need real coffee, or atleast real cream.
While I accept that this coffee shop is actually just a cart inside a frozen yogurt shop, and it’s self serve, it contained caffiene — so it can keep those stars.
The rest of them went for being stale push-​button coffee and for having those tiny, peel top cups of creamer that taste like chemicals.
Womp.

This place definitely has the coolest name for a coffee spot in the city.
Unfortunately, the coffee itself isn’t the best. It is decent enough though, and it will do just fine to satisfy your caffeine fix.
The coffee is kind of self serve — for iced coffee, you grab a cup pre-​filled with ice from a freezer case and then fill it up with the coffee and add whatever you want.
This place is a chain that exists alongside the frozen yogurt chain, FroZenYo. If I’m already coming into the building, I’d way rather fuel up on sugar and get a ton of that delicious yogurt instead of this mediocre coffee.

It’s partnered up with the fro-​yo joint so kinda weird at first.
This is a quick and grab coffee joint with the cashier stand as a roll-​away cart. Your choices are either large or small coffee with 3 – 4 different roast options. The best thing is the syrup bar with about 8 different syrups available to customize your cup of joy.
Some pastry items are available along with tea and bottled water. And of course if you want a dose of fro-​yo in the morning, they’re not stopping you. Who says you can’t have ice cream for breakfast. Not this place.

Zombie Coffee is located in a fro-​yo joint; the coffee is delicious with awesome branding. Self serve brew choices include light, reg, and up all nite. There was a variety of creamer & sweetener options, including International Delight cups and flavored syrups. Decent price for what you get– only a short walk from our hotel. We bought a ceramic mug– the branding is awesome! Tshirts & mugs/​travel cups are available– I did wish they had hats. Get your Zombie coffee habit on!

Cool little place that has awesome looking frozen yogurt machines and toppings (we only had coffee though) and a few coffees to choose from. I’d stop in again.

Yum!

Better than Starbucks, but I found the coffee to be much lighter than I usually like my coffee. Of course, I still enjoy the coffee since it has a rather unique name, but alas, it feeds into the conception Europeans have that Americans like «lighter» coffees.

Decent coffee. Don’t come here looking for espresso beverages. You can choose between regular or up all night.

This place made me forget about going anywhere else for coffee in the morning between no ridiculous line, the good coffee, and incredibly nice staff. Decent price too.

Drip coffee only — no espresso. It’s really just a small coffee station inside the FroZenYo. They have two sizes, small and large. Two choices for coffee, regular and nightshift (supposed to be a lot stronger). No decaf option. By far the best part about it is the name and proudly displaying your ominous black cup in the middle of the sea of sterile white starbucks crap cups. Set it on the table during your meeting at work and daydream about your zombie coffee wandering around destroying all other coffees.

After a thoroughly satisfying impromptu and highly Paleo leaning dinner… We were wandering around Metro Center only to discover, sadly, that pretty much every store we wanted to go into was closed. Guess the city does sleep sometimes… So, imagine my surprise when we rounded the corner and BEHOLD! not just coffee, ZOMBIE COFFEE! YAY! Completely unable to resist something so compelling, I assumed my best zombie-​esque stare and leg drag and made my way over to the counter.
Keeping in mind that the Zombie Coffee is actually, and hopefully temporarily, located inside the FroZenYo, it’s super tiny and they only offer regular and late night blends right now, but having had both — one separate occasions — I can highly recommend both. A satisfying and dramatic change from the seemingly endless line of tasteless, mass produced lattes currently available, this little cup of dripped-​out bliss was outstanding.
Also available, for those of you, like me, who enjoy a good bit of swag or maybe the newest most different coffee cup on the rack at work, they also have to go cups, ceramic mugs, t-​shirts, sweatshirts, and bags of coffee to go.