Jammin’ Java

The one star is for the nice woman who was working the counter. For me, that was the only nice thing about this place.
We came in for coffee and breakfast, during the week. The location is decent but a little confusing for first timers since they advertise in one of the windows on the square but it’s actually tucked in behind the buildings.
We had drip coffee, a breakfast bowl, and biscuits and gravy. The woman working the counter was super friendly and helpful. The coffee was not the worst but, I’d say, mediocre. My husband’s biscuits and gravy had a black beard hair on it from the cook wearing no beard net. He said the gravy tasted like McDonald’s quality. My breakfast bowl was ok. The veggies and eggs seemed fresh but the flavors didn’t seem to go together. We both agreed to never go back. There are too many other places with better quality coffee and food.

Great food and wonderful staff. There is a nice selection of salads and sandwiches that are tasty and made with fresh ingredients.

Husband and I were in town for a visit, we have two small dogs and it’s pretty hot so we wanted somewhere pet friendly. We found a Fayville Facebook page that has restaurants and establishments that are pet friendly, and jammin Java was on the list. We wanted breakfast and definitely coffee, so I checked the menu and I was pretty impressed. Husband had the breakfast bowl, and I had the Hog Heaven Biscuit. We shared a seasonal fruit bowl. Everything was delicious! definitely a place to stop for coffee and pet lovers alike!
Open at 630am, btw! Hard to find hours online.

Great staff, very friendly. When I’m on the square it’s my choice for breakfast and coffee. Also a great stop during festivals and events that happen downtown like Lights of the Ozarks and First Thursday.

My first experience here was terrible and I’m not really sure why. I ordered a vanilla latte but something was way off and unfortunately I took it to go without trying it before I left. I’m not sure of it’s the syrup they used or maybe the milk was sour but it went in the trash after three sips.
Last night I decided to give them another try and I ordered the candy cane latte. I guess I thought it was just peppermint but it’s actually peppermint white mocha, now I know to ask. It was super sweet and had I known, I would have asked for half the pumps of syrup. Also, I would recommend asking for extra hot because they aren’t very warm for long. Service is pretty decent, I just don’t care for their lattes that much.

This review is for the airport location. I found myself with a cancelled flight and 5 hours to hang around. Weather was decent so I headed outside and found this coffee stand by the entrance. Sadly, I cannot tell you what flavor I ordered — I believe there were two choices and I choose the darker one. The Server remarked that it was strong coffee. I am writing this because it was GREAT coffee! I drink mine black, and rarely do I sit up and take notice, but on May 5^th I noticed.
separate note about the airport — the smoking area is actually across the street in the median so I enjoyed that coffee outside the airport doors and smoke free!

Was pleasantly surprised. Very chilled — laid back atmosphere. Employees were friendly. A place that is worth the visit.

WOW, listen up boys, if you’re going to be that rude and pompous toward your customers, you’d better have some damned good coffee! And… ya don’t!!! Drove through Fayetville with my family on our road trip and looked up a coffee bar to stop in and refuel, have a visit, and stretch our legs. I walked in first and stood at the counter for less than 5 seconds reading the menu before a lanky dude with glasses barked at me, «What do you want?» I politely smiled and said, «I’m not sure yet, and I’m waiting on 2 more.» This guy said nothing, turned around and went to the back where he was obviously preparing food for a previous order. (there was ONLY one other person in there) my family walked in a couple of minutes later to join me and we stood there for about 10 or 15 minutes before a different guy appeared at the counter. He was just as rude-(light headed guy like the other one.) He didn’t greet us or smile or anything. He carried on like we were interrupting his Private time or something. On top of ALL of this, almost $ 20 later (3 drinks) EVERY SINGLE DRINK WAS DISGUSTING! One wierd tasting Italian soda, a sleepy monkey (worst one of all– wayyyy sweet and bitter gross gross gross) and an island mocha (better than sleepy monkey but still awful!) I dunno what they use to make blended beverages in this place but it was horrendous. So after the really bad service and drinks, strange energy in that place, we left our drinks on the table and decided to move on with our day. THAT’S right! The drinks were not even drinkable. Skip this location of you’re looking for good coffee or good service. My advice to you Jammin Java, start using products that are worth the money you’re taking from customers, and fire those idiots you have running your store into the ground. And, have a nice day!

Jammin’ Java needs to stay open later. I believe they’re closed all day on Sunday. The guys working there are nice but they seem to just want to do the bare minimum. Jammin’ Java could be so much more. They opened a location in the NWA Mall, which was a head-​scratcher.

Would completely agree with Justin’s review. The greatest thing about this place (and usually the only reason I ever go here) is the location. Since they’re tucked away behind Tim’s Pizza on the square they’re they only coffee place there. I don’t really find the atmosphere that comfortable, especially if you’re going to sit and work on something. They do have some nice outdoor seating, tho.

Jammin’ Java has never been my favorite coffee shop in town, but I’ve always liked it. The location is fantastic as it’s tucked nicely off the square. The atmosphere is also good.
I tend to go to coffee shops to get work done. This place is quiet enough for that to be easy.
Prices are what you’d expect. The coffee is … coffee. Not anything to write home about. The food is where they suffer.