Coffee Coffee

So here I am about to have a super busy day and I decide to go get my favorite coffee only to get there 20 minutes before they open (I usually work at night so this isn’t usually an issue for me). They still let me in and let me buy coffee even though they weren’t open! Thanks for the great customer service and excelllent coffee!

Coffee coffee is easy to miss from the street, but it's worth finding! They have a great selection of coffee beans they roast themselves and have a nice lunch selection as well. The staff and owners are friendly and welcoming.

Ignore the odd decor, these guys know their coffee. And every way you could possibly order. They roast here and they are very, very good about getting it right and can help troubleshoot issues you might be having at home when you're making coffee. Cannot recommend them enough.

Coffee is fantastic, staff is friendly. They also serve breakfast, which is very good. Blueberry pancakes are light and thin like crepes -- soooooo good.

Awesome place! Great iced coffee where they use coffee ice cubes so no dilution. Good whoopee pie. Casual couches and music. A perfect stop on the rail trail

The best place for coffees from around the world The owner was very helpful and informative. More than a coffee store.
A little pricey but extremely high quality.

I can't recommended this place enough. The owners and employees are truly passionate about coffee and we're very warm and welcoming. Also had a great waffle with my coffee.

Superb!

Hey! Every true coffee lover out there, stop searching.

Coffee Coffee will delight any serious coffee drinker. You will enjoy coffee roasted in-house with high-quality organic coffee beans. Anyone wanting to get seroius about coffee, look no further.

Never going here again. Brewista was so unbelievably rude. I ordered a Jamaican blue mountain iced, which I do every few weeks when I pass through NH. However this time the brewista told me "no" and that they didn't serve it. I then informed her I always get it and she continued to argue with me until agreeing to make it however noting it'd be $6. I agreed to the price even though it usually only cost around $5. However once all said and done I ended up being charged over $8 for the one coffee. She then told me i could not put cream or sugar in it because it would be "wrong". Now I intended to drink it black BUT I just paid her 8 bucks for a coffee if I wanted to add a pound of sugar and a gallon of cream I would because it's MINE, and i'd expect no coffee snob judgment from my brewista.

At the end of it all I ended up with a 8 dollar mediocre coffee that tasted weak and nothing like my usual Coffee Coffee, coffee.

Small Roaster in Salem worth the trip. Barry knows more about coffee than anyone I've ever met. Also his demo of the aeropress should earn him a spot on a QVC show. The food offerings are very good, and the coffee is the best i've ever had and I've lived in Latin America in countries known for coffee. Dont miss it.