Gusto

Like this place. It’s more community than quaint, it’s more family than hipster, it’s more comfort than cliche, it’s more casual than intimate. Caters to all sorts. Students, cyclists, people working, chilling, friends with kids, reading, knitting by fire. Nice indoor/outdoor seating, people bring their dogs. Wider variety of menu including coffees, teas and smoothies. Big variety of seating options, cozy couch and chairs to bar stool seating. Lots of bakery snack options. Decor is more homey than artsy, and music is definitely more palatable than the weird/edgy stuff some others blare. Interesting balance they have created here, probably not the easiest to do. Hats off to owners. They have somehow put a pin in a sort of “comfortable place to meet up and hang out” genre. Ever been to a coffee shop that just seems to try too hard to be alternative, edgy and weird? This place seems to be everything but that.

The Managers, all of them, are super nice and are willing to help you out. The staff is super knowledgeable on all the coffees they serve. The Owner comes by rather frequently and is super friendly to all the patreons- she’s down to earth and really cares about you. Every time I step into Gusto, I never feel like I walk into a coffee shop but a home.

I absolutely adore Gusto. I'm there often studying or meeting friends, sometimes I go there just to talk with the staff! It's always cozy, and though I've heard they have some great events, I haven't been to any of them yet. The coffee is delicious, the service is superb, and the atmosphere is warm (: I will say... I miss the bigger comfy chairs. I liked to curl up in them to read!

I don't drink coffee, I prefer tea. Gusto has a good selection of tea and creative tea drinks including many variations on the London fog. It gets busy and is a bit slow to get drinks made. Parking is limited to 2 hours so that is a bit of a hassle if you plan to stay a while. Love the fireplace and variety of seating.

Not impressed. Coffee was supposed to be salted caramel mocha. Tasted like plain cream no sugar, which I could have had at home, and not burned my mouth. I wish I could have taken back the 25% tip, but it was not worth the effort. Quiktrip may not have a faux fireplace, but the coffee consistently exceeds expectations.

Went to this coffee shop today with my two dogs so I ordered at the curbside Togo. The lady that took my order told me nothing about calling in when I got there, and I was already there anyways. I waited 20 minutes before I finally went inside to see what was going on. There was my latte just sitting on the counter. They didn’t apologize and didn’t do anything to compensate my time. Ok coffee. Terrible communication. Terrible customer service.