House of Coffees

This place is iconic! It's really a Lodi landmark when it comes to great coffee and friendly service. I came with a cycling group and they were ableto serve us all quickly and efficiently.

Delicious! I recommend the iced nutty Hawaiian. It never disappoints! I have tried their lemonades before and they're alright. I personally don't go there for anything other than good coffee! The store is very cutesy, I love the decor! The service is alright depending on who the cashier is

The ambiance here is loud and busy, very lively! If you don't mind a lot of people, this is a good spot. The kids from the school come down here around 12:40 and it gets quiet around 1. I like the coffee here and the employees are fantastic. Very nice. The energy here is poppin'!

Good iced tea! And, there is coffee, of course, along with some pastries. Friendly staff. Plenty of outside seating and inside, too. Nice corner spot at Lakewood Mall area. Come sip and reflect on the day ahead or the past!

If you're looking for a place to sit, and converse over coffee - you're in the right spot. I love all the different options they offer on the menu. I love the "old school" method of pouring espresso shots. The baristas ate extremely friendly and mellow. The atmosphere and setting is very clean with modern decorations. They have a variety of merchandise (all sizes). The outdoor patio is very cute and fairly large. The downside is food! They only had bananas! I'm a lover of pastries and muffins. With how much customers they get, I am so disappointed with the lack food. This wasn't the first time on a visit they had no food. Overall, I highly recommend

The first thing I noticed was the amazingly friendly service. The staff seem so cheerful, knowledgeable about the menu, and are helpful. The drinks we got were pretty good. I had the Nutty Hawaiian. I really appreciated that the barista who helped us ensured confirmed whether or not we wanted their default dairy milk, or an alternative milk, so we opted for soy milk. Also got the brie and herb croissant, which wasn't as flaky as I would have liked, but I really enjoyed the brie in there nonetheless. They also asked if we wanted it warmed up, which I appreciated...definitely get it warmed up!

Great coffee from regular (although a nice assortment of blends) to the exotic espresso type. . Has superb baked goods from a local baker and free treats for your doggy! Think globally but drink locally (especially coffee)

I went to this coffee house the other day, and it will probably be the last time I will ever go there. The whole time from the moment I walked in, the two young ladies who were "working" were talking with another young lady, who apparently was a customer/friend. They had a nonstop conversation all the way through my visit. Even when I had completed my drink and was leaving they were still chitchatting. No how are you today, thank you, thanks for coming in, Nothing. It felt like I was disrupting their social event between the three girls. Each time you needed help, not even a thank you. They seemed like they could care less if you were there or not, Or if you even liked what you ordered. My coffee drink was terrible. It was mainly milk. I would've like to order something to eat to go with my coffee drink, but they only had two flavors of scones. Very boring. I owned a very successful espresso shop/Cafe for over eight years until I sold it. This place was a great disappointment in every way. No customer service skills, appreciation or concern for the viewpoint of the customer. It's too bad because coffee shops are a dime a dozen. You can get coffee anywhere. The total experience is so important. The owner of this place apparently doesn't care.

Went here for the first time. Such a cute environment very welcoming and the women working there were really nice and helped me figure out what to order.

This place has always offered terrific coffee and coffee drinks, and I prefer patronizing a locally-owned shop versus someplace like Starbucks.Plus, today, we had a special experience that tells you why it is good to support local businesses.After a strong storm brought flooding and power outages to a good chunk of Lodi, I went looking for coffee with my daughter and her husband. We couldn't make it -- or anything else -- at home, as the power had been out for hours. We decided to try House of Coffees first, and when we drove up it looked closed (no people around) but there were lights on. My daughter went to the door and saw a man inside. The sign on the door said they were closed (it was New Year's Day), but he invited us in, offered us fresh-brewed coffee (at no charge) and was as kind and neighborly as anyone could ask. He knew that some people would not be able to make coffee at home, and he just wanted to help out somehow. In this day and age, it was heartwarming and helped smooth over a less-than-ideal morning. You'd better believe that House of Coffees will stay my go-to coffee place in Lodi.