OneCupJoe – Malvern

Staff made me feel very uncomfortable

The debate about the best way to make coffee will always be there, as everyone will value things differently: flavor vs. convenience vs. cost. If you are a poor office drone like me, you may be stuck with a Keurig style machine at work, and whatever cheap K-​Cup brew your corporate masters will grudgingly allow. This gem of a store can provide you with a brief respite from your daily grind (pun intended). Here you can buy a whole box of mocha-​latta-​choco-​Uganda – fleece-​the-​hipster blend you enjoy, or mix and match to have a random surprise during your work-​day. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and you can purchase full cups to sample something before you commit (if you’re a by-​the-​box type). It’s a simple and pleasant atmosphere and they have every type of k-​cup compatible coffee, tea, cocoa, or cider you can imagine. Just taking the time to browse and ask questions can be pretty fun in itself. Well worth a lunch break or after work stop. Make sure you have a safe spot for your stash before your coworkers catch on…

neat concept and very novel. If you have a pod fan in the family its an interesting gift

I officially have a new hookup to get my K-​Cups.
Gang, if you love Keurig coffee, this is where you need to go.
Prior to this, when I wanted an assortment of single K-​Cups, I had to go to Booths Corner, when they are open that is, which isn’t often enough.
If you know anything about the selection at Booths Corner, I’m here to tell you that One Cup Joe has three times the selection at least.
Prices per cup are 79 cents. At Booths Corner it’s 75. But if you buy two dozen, the total is $ 14.99, around 62 cents a cup.
Unique brands such as Tim Horton’s, Cake Boss, and Guy Fieri can be had alongside your more customary Green Mountain. There are flavors here that you never dreamed of. They also have Jamaican Blue coffee K-​Cups at a more premium price if you are so inclined.
If you’re a K-​Cup enthusiast as I am, this is your nirvana.