Java Jahn

Good coffee. I got a plain black 16 oz and after charging my phone for 30 mins I had to get going but being in the loft lounge was dope as heck like a coffee club house. :)

Got the recommendation to check this place out from a local and they were right! Had their pistachio latte and was delicious. Nice atmosphere and ambiance and will be back

Cute little shop. My pumpkin pie latté tasted great. The breakfast burrito and cheese danish were excellent. The barista was polite and cheerful. A bit of a tight squeeze overall but we had plenty of room.

This review is not about Java Jahn, instead it concerns the 1-star review left by Glynn. I've been going to Java Jahn for years and have encountered "Glynn" many times. The first time was well before the pandemic, when Glynn was calling herself Princess Pinecone. That was when she was doing well. I've known her as Butter, Minnie Mouse, Uncle Stover, and I think she was calling herself something like 53Tgone for a little bit too. The years have been ... how can I put this ... unkind? to her. Her mind is broken. I feel for her. Some days are better than others. Those are the days she smiles and is able to have a conversation with you. She'll never look you in the eye, but on good days she won't mention aliens or dinosaurs or flat earth, moon rocks, crystals ... etc On 'bad days' she'll ramble about all of the above, and more. On the real bad days she verbally assaults people. Just ask the girls that work at Java Jahn about the time Glynn was thrown out by a father who was pushed well beyond his limit. That was the day Glynn berated a little girl, saying horrible things that no one should ever hear, let alone a child. Glynn has a soft spot in her heart for the homeless because Glynn is homeless. She talks about "working in the cafe" at the start of her review. I've been at Java Jahn while Glynn is "working". What she does is browse QAnon forums, comment on Rumble flat earth videos, and researches the mandala effect. Glynn is unwell in every sense of the word. Don't pity Glynn, just ignore her. The city no longer seems to want to help our mentally challenged "neighbors" and, for Glynn at least, that's a real shame. As for the coffee shop: 5-stars.

Really friendly staff and great selection of drinks including non-coffee drinks. They have a nice selection of pastries and the giant chocolate chip cookies are delicious:)