Java Mammas Cafe

The place could be really nice. It has great potential. The energy is horrible. The staff is rude and unfriendly. I was not greeted with a smile or any warm welcome. When I asked a few questions about the menu, there were irritated and acted like I was a bother. It was not busy at all, but they rushed us out by clearing the table while we were still sitting at it.
Coffee is just okay.

I received a gift card to Java Mammas from my landlord for Christmas (I know great landlord right !) I had never even heard of the place before I got the gift card. When I stepped into the place I was completely surprised at how busy it was and how quaint. The customer service was really good. I ordered a caramel cappuccino and I was pleasant surprised by the genuine coffee taste. I didn’t order any food because I was in a rush to get to work but the food that passed me while I was in line looked really good and fresh ! In fact the only reason that I didn’t give this place 5 stars is because I didn’t have a chance to taste the food. This place does seem like a great place to have a weekend brunch, I’m looking forward to trying their corned beef breakfast combo !

I am giving it 5 stars based on breakfast as that’s all I had but it was very good. The hash browns were probably among the best I have had and a good selection of coffee.
They also usually have gluten free bread or bagels for those interested.

You walk into this tiny little place and you feel like you’re at grandmas house. I’ve lived in this area all my life and never knew this place existed… thank god for Unilocal.The baristas know what they’re doing and will make you something you love. I only went for coffee but I saw many others ordering food. Perfect spot for a coffee date. Definitely will be back to sit down and enjoy my coffee, maybe even study for the day

Love this place! I live in the area and this is my go to place for a cup of coffee or quick bite to eat. I absolutely love the frappes, smoothies, and baked goods. They have a lot of tables if you’re looking to stay and eat but it’s also a great spot to grab a coffee and go!

Hands-​down the best food in Reisterstown! A ton of awesome beverages to choose from also! I highly recommend the super-​doer sandwich!!!

Great local coffee shop that actually makes coffee to compete with Starbucks. Good breakfast too!!! Try the breakfast burrito — my favorite. Scones and muffins too.

First of all, the cute little cozy house turned coffee shop is EVERYTHING. Decent food options for a pescatarian but who cares when they have a million beverage options.

I started coming to Java Mammas in 2006. They recently moved to a new, larger location. I have gotten hot/​cold drinks here, along with food. It is a much more homely type spot vs. the corporate feel of a Starbucks.
THE GOOD…
–easy to park in private lot area
–café sandwiches are good
–drinks are good, especially during the winter holidays
–plenty of seating
–complimentary self-​service water cooler
THE BAD…
–the use of styrofoam cups kinda negates the earth-​friendly vibes Java Mammas gives off
–took away the couches from the previous location… a new couch or two would have been nice
–need more vegetarian/​vegan food options on menu
Overall I do like going to Java’s…it is a quaint little spot that typically has consistent service. I find the good outweighs the bad… however, definite opportunities though to make it even better.

Support local! I absolutely love quaint coffee/​café shops. This hits the nail on that!

I’ve never been much of one for small scale eateries but thanks to Java Mama’s I am going to be paying much more attention to them. Everyone inside seems to know each other and this creates a very friendly atmosphere. I ordered a mango smoothie and I would kill for another. It tastes fresh and delicious. I just finished devouring the breakfast brick, which was phenomenal. Service was fast and friendly and I had a genuinely good time. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would eat again

Great drinks, great food and great people! It doesn’t get much better than java mama’s

I really love the atmosphere of Java Mamma’s since they remodeled. I find the blue color scheme to be very pleasant, and I think the decision to move the coffee bar creates more room for people to place their orders, which is a relief. I actually used to come here when I was in high school to see friends participate in Open Mic Nights, and I can say firsthand that Java Mamma’s has come a long way in the last 5 – 10 years.
I came in today (Sunday) on a whim after a meeting got pushed back. I was surprised at how crowded it was – each table was taken and the line was pretty long. Unlike before, it’s more of a Sunday lunch/​brunch spot, whereas it used to be mostly just a coffee stop. The staff seemed pretty overwhelmed, and I did have to wait for quite some time before I could place an order. I got an iced coffee with white chocolate syrup, and it took a little while for them to get it to me. I didn’t mind too much – the staff were pleasant, and genuinely tied up with all of the orders that were coming in.
That being said, all the food I was able to witness leaving the kitchen while I waited in line looked delicious. I would love to come back here for a brunch outing one day. The atmosphere is pleasant and jovial– I just don’t recommend stopping in on the weekend if you are in a hurry!

We really like this place. Atmosphere is great and the owners really like to decorate. So glad they moved to a bigger spot. Great coffee and the breakfast and sandwiches are yummy, fresh and always MTO! Love the fact they have other businesses products (iced gems) for sale. Way to support local. We love to come here on the weekends. Also, Really enjoyed the trio that we saw play at the old place, not sure if they still play at the new.

Great food. Good atmosphere. Soup of the day was chili. It had a great stock with a variety vegetables.