Artly Coffee

This is way less efficient than a human making coffee LMAO. 15 mins for a very average latte. The novelty is interesting until your robot gets stuck because it ran out of ingredients, then you have to wait for an unenthusiastic employee to half-heartedly refill its supply.This Artly is in the Stonestown Galleria food court. Apparently it's a chain. We were looking for a midday pick-me-up and saw "coffee" on the sign, waited in line only to realize that the person behind the counter was just supervising the two robots making our coffee, not actually making it herself. Big unobservant moment on our part -_- Once you place your order on the kiosk, your name appears on a larger screen indicating your assigned robot and place in line.VANILLA BEAN LATTE: Robot-made latte art is about as good as human-made. It's fine. Not much vanilla flavor. Almost tastes burnt?It's cool to see the tech in action (wow robot voices!!! moving pieces!!!) and I imagine it improves consistency-- but overall it's just a gimmick and I hope it doesn't take away cafe locations that could go towards mom and pop coffee shops... Also, our robot, Jarvis, got stuck with an order at some point because it was out of precisely 104.4 grams of milk. It froze and kept repeating this over and over until the staff came over and replenished their oat milk tank or whatever. With only two robots, I guess the wait is worth it if you're recording the entire process?

Having your coffee made by a robot is definitely an experience to be had. I love watching the little guys make our drinks and most of the time, the drinks come out perfectly!

Needed a quick pick me up after some shopping so finally tried this coffee spot in the middle of the Stonestown food court. It's unique because they have a robot make some of their drinks. You order on the tablet in the front, most of the drinks are made by the robot and some drinks on the menu specify human made. I got a strawberry matcha latte which was robot made. I got it with oatmilk which was extra. The latte was solid. It was cool to see the robot make the latte and serve it by placing it on the counter. Another cool thing is that your name gets projected on the counter where the coffee is placed and there is a green circle which shows the level of completion of your order.

The kids got fascinated to try the coffee because of the robot. They had fun ordering and the latte I got was great'! They had a sign that confused a lot of people and annoyed a few. Sign says to download app to get a drink for $1. The promo has ended and they just forgot to take it off.

Quick Summary- Ordering is done through a kiosk- Text message sends when the coffee is being prepared and when it's complete- Entertaining and fascinating to see the robot make coffee- Coffee is not sourThis robot coffee machine wasn't there the last time I visited Stonestown. I have tried Artly in the Dublin branch, and I recall it being a positive experience, so I decided to try it again here. There is a staff aiding the robot and explaining how to order to new guests, but the star barista is the robot hand.The staff told me that the robot can make latte art, and I would need to try this out next time. This time, I wasn't able to because I was not feeling like drinking hot coffee. I wanted to cool myself down; the mall felt warm that day. i got two different iced coffees: one is a regular iced latte and the other was the iced snow latte. For the snow latte, the robot pours a viscous cream over the surface. Tasting it, it resembled a creama. This tasted pretty good with the iced latte, and I needed some salt intake, so this creama helped.I'm happy that a new coffee place opened on the upper floor of the food court, so that after I eat something I can finish the meal with a cup of coffee.

Coffee (Americano) was good ($3.95) and good amount of coffee. It was lots of fun watching the robot get it for me. You order at a computer, your name shows up in lights on the counter where it will be placed, and an announcement is made when it's ready for pick up! Fun!!

Didn't get their coffee but the machines making them looked cool. Got their tong Sui coconut instead and it was delicious I prefer it without the coconut flakes

A robot pouring latte art and filling iced cups with matcha? Sounds groundbreaking, but in this day and age robots doing anything are typical. We ordered the extra hot Honey Rose Latte with Oat Milk and Rose Strawberry Yuzu Refresher! While it was cool seeing Jarvis twisting and turning, the result is just like any other Starbucks, coffee shop you'll either be happy with what you've ordered and received, or disappointed at expectations vs. reality. I would recommend ordering their hot drinks as it's evident their cold drinks are 90% ice. No human or robot is perfect when making a drink however if you're in a pinch, am parched, and want a drink for $1 (for first time App users), head upstairs to Artly!

The Americano I got was nasty. Robot isn't reliable as the human employee had to intervene twice. Also, no real half & half, just those mini moo creamers which taste like chemicals. Save your money and go to a real coffee spot.

The first time I ordered coffee from here it was good but the past few times it's tasted horrible despite me ordering the same thing. The snow latte is supposed to be sweet and creamy but it's just completely bitter. I had to just throw the whole drink away. I asked the worker if I could exchange the drink and he gave a rude answer and said no. Customer service is non existant. Your best bet is ordering from an actual coffee shop