Java House

People are always nice. Besides coffee and tea, they have sandwiches, pastries, and ice cream. They sell crafts from local artists. Free WiFi. I go there to work and study. They have religious decor.

The inside is soooooo cute. I was surprised. I just wasn't expecting it. The customer service was good. It's a great place to chill at if you work from home or if you just wanna get a coffee and chill out and get out the house. The food was underwhelming though, I can admit. The sandwich was a basic sandwich. I was surprised that it didn't come with any jelly or sauce. I asked for the matcha to be sweet and it was absolutely not. I ended up tossing it. Glad I got to try them out nonetheless.

Walked in expecting a small coffee shop. It's actually huge! When you walk in there's a cute sitting flares with large fireplace and couches. Then 6-7 tables you can sit in. Has a little shop with jewelry and cute itemS. They sell breakfast and munch (paninis etc), tea, coffee, and smoothies. Great, friendly service! Would highly recommend! They do have religions items her

Nice local spot with a huge coffee and tea selection. Small bites, pastries and ice cream for food options. Solid cappuccino work but the lattes are very sweet and play up to the high school crowd.House made cannolis are up there with some of the best I've had (this includes Dearborn bakeries and the infamous Italian market). They also sell a selection of local artist arts and crafts like Jewelry, sewn and knit goods, candles, etc. for impulse buys or unique gifts.Plenty of indoor seating, couldn't connect to WiFi but was probably my security policies. If you're not into or open to listening to faith-based music and plan to stay in, this spot probably isn't for you. Has some outdoor spots but on the strip mall side walk and not shielded from the sun.

The Java House Café was so much more than I expected. The modern design fooled me as I entered the business. The inside is all open and inviting. I was drawn right away to the amazing homemade items that lined the left side of the café. Crochet bags/purses, animals, stoneware and jewelry. I just loved the attractive and cozy area by the fireplace to relax and enjoy! Oh and the coffee and lunch were perfect. I enjoyed a Mocha Latte and the broccoli cheese soup with a side of bread for lunch. A great choice for this chilly fall day here in Michigan. There is plenty of parking and outdoor seating area too. The prices are reasonable for this kind of café. The friendly and engaging staff is wonderful and charming to chat with. Stop in and relax, you will enjoy the company and your surroundings.

The barista that helped me had such a bright smile and friendly disposition that I hardly needed the coffee to perk me up. The welcoming environment and customer service was exceptional- I had an americano and a bagel with cream cheese and they were both excellent. It is a very cute, quiet environment filled with local artisan crafts. My only regret is that I don't think I'll find myself in South Lyon ever again... but if I am I'll be stopping by Java House!

With the first steps into the cafe I got the aroma of many different items, without the sense of overpowering fragrances. The shop is open nicely with plenty of seating all around, including a variety of both low and high top tables, and couches for those who'd like to relax a little bit more. Also around is a selection of local artisans work for sale on a couple of tables, and along the wall. Nice to see the local support of artists and designers alike. Though it was only in the 8 o'clock hour when I was there, it was different(good) to see a variety of choices in both coffee, food, and even ice cream. I stuck with just the latte for the morning. The barista who took my order and had welcomed me through the door, brought the beverage to my seat. Although she may have accidentally spilled a little when setting it down, she quickly grabbed napkins and a wet rag to clean up the spill. All good! As I sipped the latte, it never stood out to me. Very plain, with uninteresting flavors built within. I ordered it with an extra shot in the 16oz size, and had I not had the extra espresso, it would have come out weak and watery. Decent cup of milk and espresso, could use some work. After my experience I come to conclusion, espresso/coffee is not their purpose and so it's not the main focus. They are doing good things all around, to create a solid balance. Keep it up Java House Cafe!Signed,Empty Cup Reviews

After coming on here and reading reviews, I dealt with the owner and I believe perhaps his wife today. I've always loved this place I get so excited whenever I'm in the area for their coffee! But one of the reviews I just read was "it would've been an easy fix tell us next time." Today I go in excited per usual I rave about this place and I believe the owners wife took my order and I've never not once order a hot coffee in my life! Besides the point the owner himself brings me a hot latte, I said so sorry but it was supposed to be iced. Instead of saying don't be sorry I'll remake it, we're going back and forth with each other. He asked if I was sure I said yes, he asked if I told the lady who took my order, I said yes, he responds with well she said you didn't. And I was over it by that point why am I arguing with a grown man, so I said just give it to me hot "oh no no we'll fix it for you" then goes on "you just need to tell us next time" I love this coffee shop I've never witness the owners before I've always had a great experience. The coffee is amazing the food is amazing the whole store itself is amazing. The owners are nasty people! Your employees are really the reason your store is so great maybe stay home next time cause they never messed up more order or had an argument with me in the middle of your store.

10/10 ambiance, very cozy plenty of space to sit and do work. Great fast Service and really good drinks. The food was solid, not anything amazing but no regrets getting it either but the drinks were great. Would definitely come again

I have been a LOYAL java house customer for two years. I like to come here after classes and be able to unwind and relax and see my friends. HOWEVER. Recently they have been discriminating against me. Earlier this week me and only two other people came to study, and were planning to order coffee once we got some work done. While we were sitting there TALKING about what we were going to get, a worker approached us and asked us to leave if we weren't going to buy anything. IN FACT her exact words were "if you dont buy anything now i am going to kick you out". THIS is so unacceptable. How are you going to kick us out when we were just about to buy something. And let me ask you this Java House, what if the students coming from the school are low income. What if people do not have the money to afford your overpriced coffee and milkshakes. We were so appalled that we left. Have fun losing our business and many others whom I will tell these events to. Try considering others perspective and lives and stop kicking students out.