Limu Coffee

A delightful strip mall, coffee shop owned and run by a lady from Ethiopia who serves Ethiopian coffee. Bonus points for having decaf coffee and for having something like six or seven choices of sugar-free syrups, including caramel and chocolate so I could make a decaf turtle latte. Yes! Said drink was $7.24, so I took off a star. It was open on Labor Day until 1 pm so I should have added back a star (but I didn't.) :)Boyfriend's review: I thought it was good. The owner was very nice.

What a delightful discovery! Flavorful coffee from Ethiopia! I had never heard of coffee from Ethiopia before and I had no idea that it is soooo good. I also tried their succulent scone and it's out of this world. Baked right in house. Literally melts in your mouth. Perfect texture. The owner is delightful and friendly. The coffee house is pleasant, quiet and there's plenty of light. What a lovely spot to unwind, study, and to relax! I will be back!

Come for the coffee, stay for the treats: fresh, buttery scones and amazing banana bread! I need to try the brownie on my next visit.

Stopped here for a Java and a snack before my brother's rehearsal dinner and was pleasantly surprised! I was expecting pretty basic coffee and maybe a packaged protein bar but what I received was a very good steaming latte and delicious pastries. The scone was super buttery - one of the best scones I've had in awhile. I also bought a piece of baclava which I brought home to my husband and didn't get to taste - but apparently very good too.The space itself is pretty function-over-form with plenty of tables and chairs and one small area with more plush seating (which is near the door so it's not a space I'd want to sit for hours). There was more space in the back with tables and chairs near the bathrooms which would maybe be better for longer study sessions, if that's what's called for. They also carry greeting cards. The customer service (possibly by the owner?) was excellent. If you're in this area, I encourage you to stop in and support this business!

Great coffee! Pricier than other shops with slightly smaller sizes. Their large looks like a medium at a Caribou for instance. A latte this am was $4.85. The coffee is always fresh and has great flavor!

Went here during my lunch hour to grab a cup of coffee and snack. I ordered an Americano with white chocolate. It was ok not the best or worst. It is not somewhere I would go again for coffee. I also, got a puff pastry. For me it was way to sweet, so I could not finish it. There is a $3 min to use your credit card. They also have a drive-thru if you do not feel like walking inside.

5 stars! I ordered a large latte with almond milk and it was fabulous! The person working was every nice and the coffee tasted fabulous! I also bought Ethiopian Yirgacheffe beans which I haven't seen at many other coffee shops. If I'm ever in the area again, I will for sure stop again!

Excellent coffee, great customer service. I did not have a chance to taste any of the delicious looking treats although next time I will.

I loved this small, locally-owned Ethiopian coffee shop. Stopped in around 10am Monday morning for a meeting. There's plenty of parking, and there is a drive-thru as well. There are several seats, and at each table was a little info sheet on Ethiopian coffee culture. I got a small mocha minus the whipped cream and sprinkles, and it was delicious. After my meeting ended, I stayed to do some work and witnessed several regulars stop in and chat with each other and the shop-owner. This is a great place for a quick stop or meeting up with someone.

Great little spot with good coffee. There was a little book signing happening when we went in and it was a very fun environment. A drive thru as well means there no excuse not to come check this place out.