Coffeeland

Had jury duty and Yelp recommended this place for coffee. I ordered a medium Americano and bottled water. The person behind the counter was nice. I am assuming he is the owner. Cute coffee shop in the corner near Streets market. I didn't know they also have a lunch menu. Will definitely be back to try the food.

It's a basic coffee and baked goods counter. There are some tables inside the main area and breezeway, but most people are doing takeaway. The baked goods remind me of Costco. There's a good selection though. I had a Blueberry Scone and Chai Tea Latte. Scone was nothing memorable but good. The chai latte was from a concentrate and whatever concentrate they used probably had a nice flavour, but for me they used too much of it, which meant the drink was really sweet and syrupy and also really caffeinated. That's great if you want a caffeine hit, but I was only prepared for the moderate level of caffeine that you normally get with these things and was surprised to find myself buzzing shortly after finishing.The most appealing part of the place is the couple who runs it, who were very sweet and took the time to make sure they understood everyone's order. The eating area also looked clean despite being bare and a little disorganized (cramped layout and boxes on one of the tables).I would really only recommend it if you need something to eat or drink in a hurry and the location is convenient (which is how I ended up there - it was on my route and very little was open before 8 am). The prices are affordable enough that it can be an everyday stop. Otherwise it's not much of a destination, at least based on what I tried.

Good food, but they had no selection. Everything had run out or they just "couldnt" make it even though they had the ingredients

Came in on a Saturday afternoon to a friendly greeting and a cute setup. It's exactly what you expect for a small downtown coffee shop, with espresso, chai, smoothies, and both breakfast and lunch options including fresh pastries. Prices are great, I got a medium chai tea latte with an espresso shot added fur just $5 and it was delicious! I'm glad after seeing it passing by so many times that I finally have Coffeeland a try. Drop in sometime and check it out for yourself!

Korean coffee is pretty good.I love it.I've never tried their sandwiches yet.But the owner said they have been here for more than 10 years. It should be pretty good.The environment is welcoming.Nice and clean.

Consistent. Does the job right. Good coffee. Nice danishes. Bagels are good. If your in the neighborhood or trying to figure out a place to meet, coffeeland works.

A reliable cafe that offers consistent food, and coffee. It's conveniently attached to Charles plaza at the corner of Charles and Saratoga (across from streets market). Pictured is one of many bagel sandwiches I've gotten on the way to work. They also offer chips, lunch sandwiches, fresh fruit, pastries, and coffee drinks. The staff is always friendly, and service is quick despite the occasional morning rush.

I'm so glad I stopped here! My sister and I came here on Monday for the first time and shared the ham, egg and cheese bagel sandwich. It was hot, delicious, and less than $4! It wasn't fancy, but we weren't looking for fancy. It's great to know there is a local spot for a quick, hearty sandwich at an affordable cost!We came later in the morning, and the bagel variety was limited by then. I'll be going back, and I'm curious to see what's available before/during the morning rush!

I really like coffeeland! Good prices, efficient, casual New York sort of vibe, Ma and Pop I think. I like to get the breakfast sandwiches on a croissant, very tasty. Great place to grab quick breakfast.

Despite the name, Coffeeland seems to be more of a cafe than a coffee shop. They seem to focus on sandwiches and lunch fare, and they have more drip coffee selections than specialties like lattes (aside from regular, vanilla, and caramel). I didn't enjoy the almond milk latte I got ($4.29 with tax); it tasted like watered-down espresso. Two sips and couldn't drink any more. The cup and sleeve it came in were one of those generic ones you can get at Sam's Club. I guess I was expecting more of a focus on coffee than the name led me to believe.