Biggby Coffee

We loved this local coffee every morning! We ordered through drive-thru and never actually walked in. Some mornings, we had their delicious breakfast bagels, "bragels" the Turkey Havarti was great but our fave was the Asiago with sausage and egg. They add a little bit of cream cheese which makes it even better. There was enough for us to split it. The large coffee is really "Bigg"!!! Their medium is more like the Starbucks Large. This was a nice option when we poured it into mugs at the place we were staying at. We ordered the medium on a daily basis which was perfect. The service is friendly and excellent. Be sure to let them know if you want them to add the cream and sugar or if you'd prefer to add it yourself. We preferred the latter.

Since I haven't lived in this area for years, I have no idea what coffee spots are popping these days, so Yelp helped me find these guys as I just happened to be nearby. Yelp can always find you places to spend money. It's in a pretty good spot, though you're pressed to see it from the street. Parking was readily available, but if you're in a hurry, their drive-thru works just fine. Or enjoy the best of both worlds and order the drink to be brought to your parked car, like I just saw someone do. Old school Madonna played on the speakers while I ordered a double espresso and a single origin light roast. Or medium roast. The Barista didn't know. The Barista is supposed to know. Anyway, it came from a set of carafes that included a dark, a French Roast, etc. There isn't a lot of seating inside, but more than enough at 1pm on a Saturday. And there are two secluded cubby holes for privacy, working, and so forth. I love that.I'm sitting outside as I write this, and I really like the al fresco seating. However, someone should periodically come out here and wipe down the tables. Yeah, there are little things keeping this location out of 5-star range. Like having to ask for a key to the restroom. Yes, I bet they have their reasons for this, but I don't appreciate them as a customer. And finally, for a coffee shop, their wifi speed is a paltry 15-20 mb/s and the upload rate is half that much. Ouch.Some charming elements raise this coffee shop very slightly above average. The espresso was good and had a nice kick. The drip was okay.Best, A.

Went through the drive-thru to grab a coffee on a cold rainy day ordered a sugar-free macchiato hot the coffee had an excellent flavor low bitterness low acidity great caramel flavor the Barista at the window did a great job taking my order was super friendly overall very happy with the coffee

I love the sweet foam cold brew $5. I don't think you really need any sort of flavoring or sugar in this coffee. The sweet foam to me is already sweet enough for a coffee. It's really good though. I'm not a coffee person all that much but I do like going here. The drive thru is pretty fast, I don't go during peak hours though. The staff is always nice to me when I go. Never had a bad coffee here.

I love supporting smaller known coffee shops so I hopped on Yelp to find one near my sister's place and stumbled upon this gem that was right around the corner.I hopped in my car and was there in 3 mins. The parking lot was full (a good sign) so I went through the drive thru. I asked the attendant what syrup flavors they had since they weren't listed on the menu board and she read them all out to me without hesitation. I ordered an iced cinnamon vanilla latte with oat milk and sweet cream foam to drink & the turkey havarti on asiago bagel. When I tell y'all, this was the best bagel sandwich I've had. The bread was toasted to perfection and the cheese melted perfectly. The drink was bomb too.If you're in the area check this place out. This will be my go to breakfast spot anytime I'm visiting my sis.

I wish I had found this gem earlier. It's such a pleasant coffee shop!The place is clean, with an overall relaxed feel, and it looks like it's well taken care of.I had their Turkey Havarti on Asiago, and I loved it. Their coffee is great, and the staff is so friendly and willing to accommodate random requests. This is going to be my new spot for my Sunday study sessions.

I am so happy they have one close to me now. Stephanie is the manager at this location. She's phenomenal. The coffee shop is clean. Very spacious. They have the menu posted and on the counter. The staff is amazing. I've been a few times between 6:25-7:00 am and they are so happy & smiling. It's hard to find that at some places that early in the morning. They make you smile. The coffee is great. I'm already thinking of my next drink. lol. They have a drive thru and plenty of parking.

It's great to find new alternatives in smaller shops, and Biggby is getting around a lot in this area!

Service was good but man am I disappointed. 30 plus dollars later I got a sandwich, bagel and iced coffees. Bagel was soft and chewy and they make you put the cream cheese on (hate places that do that). Way over priced

I work at the Domino's in the same lot as Bigby's and have been very excited to try it since I first saw the signs for it. An ultra-convenient coffee spot is just what I've needed. Even better, they brought their business neighbors a stack of coupons - free drink, any size, any choice. Nice, groovy, I like it. Unfortunately, I got stuck on closing shift right when they opened. Today is my first day opening again in about two months, and I knew it was the day to give Bigby's a taste at last. Today is 6/5/23. I noticed the coupon expired on 6/1/23 - four days ago. I joked with my coworkers "Do you think they'll still accept it?" because the answer as we saw it was - yes, obviously, of course; we're practically next-door neighbors, I'm in my uniform, we'd do it for any of our neighbors, and in general restaurants in this complex are friendly with each other, frequently giving each other discounts or doing food trades. So I go in with my coupon, acknowledge it's four-days expired and explain this is my first day working in the morning since they opened, and try to order my medium black coffee - not large or extra-large, nothing fancy or extra, just a - what, $2? - plain black coffee. The woman at the register says no, I ask if she could ask the manager, manager says no. Their attitude wasn't friendly or empathetic, no discount or anything was offered, no branch extended, no "oh we understand! It only just expired and you're our neighbor, and given that we don't need to scan the coupon or anything, we'll just let you have this one on the house," as any other business here would have done. Perhaps I'm wrong in assuming that the free coupons given to their neighboring businesses was to try to win over new daily customers. I was excited to give Bigby's a shot and hopefully make it my daily go-to, now that I'm working opening shift again. A four-day-delayed free $2 cup of coffee in exchange for a three-to-five-day-a-week loyal customer seems like a fair trade, right? Oh well, their loss: I took my business to Starbucks instead - where they gave me 10% off without me even asking, and to whom I gave the $5 cash tip I would've given to the woman at Bigby's, had they been neighborly & had good business practice. I was looking forward for a new, more convenient, non-Starbucks location to frequent, but alas, 'twas ne'er meant to be. Bigby's will never see a dollar from me, and I'll make sure the staff here knows to skip it, too. Starbucks it is.