Karma Coffee - Coombs

They have a problem with rocks in the coffee beans. two of my $120 conical burr pro coffee grinders have been destroyed by the small coffee bean size rocks in the bean coffee. I have presented them with the problem after my brand new grinder was destroyed and was offered a $10 bag of coffee for my suffering. I feel insulted and am not pleased with the level of business the Chinese owners are operating at. Very poor Karma if anything. It has me wondering what else they don't care about when it comes to quality control and quality assurance. I don't recommend Karma coffee.

If you are a coffee lover, make sure to treat yourself to a bag of Karma coffee. I can't say enough about how amazing this coffee is. I brewed a pot just for myself in the afternoon and enjoyed it without any distractions. I was amazed by the friendliness of the staff and the quality of the coffee.

This coffee shop was opened a couple of years ago by a former real estate professional. Located in a charming retro shopping area, it is a hidden gem about a quarter mile west of Goats on the Roof. The owner is living their dream by doing something they love and making a profit from it. You can ask the owner about the coffee-making process and watch the roaster cook the beans while enjoying a cup of coffee.

The restaurant recently changed ownership. The previous owners, Karma team, used to provide their coffee for events in exchange for donations to charity. We visited and enjoyed the expertly crafted coffees, as we are quite particular. The location is a bit off the beaten path but truly unique. There are a few outdoor tables as well. It feels more like a raw roastery outlet than a traditional café, but it has a charming atmosphere.

I asked for an Americano and the lady gave me a Cappucino instead which was twice as expensiveShe also wasn't friendly and gave off a negative vibe.