Caffe Capri

Coffee was very good and after more people showed up the atmosphere was very nice. Prior to that we were stuck with a local who was sitting 30 feet away from us. A loud mouth who talked so loud about his political views to the barista that it ruined the entire experience. Thank the good lord other patrons showed up to order coffee.

This use to be our fav when they were on So Hill. We have been to the one in Brownes addition quite afew times but never felt welcome or comfortable there. The prices kept going up with each visit and double what we pay at other espresso houses. Haven’t been back since Oct

Nice little coffee shop we came across after walking around thanksgiving day in Brown’s addition. We considered it a thanksgiving miracle they were open so definite bonus points. Egg nog latte was fantastic, not too sweet or thick. Regular latte was fine. Cozy feeling in a nice location.

We were staying nearby and wanted a walk and some coffee. I’m glad we overlooked the review posted — this was the perfect place to stop! Lots of seating, charming coffee shop with bunches of locals. Our 4 month old baby was welcomed and lots of people walked up to say hi. The coffee was excellent — dark infusion Mocha and also espresso Italiano doppio. The chai also excellent. We enjoyed the pumpkin spice slice and the giant raspberry scone. Both wrapped up but served nicely and seems were locally made — certainly tasted that way. No cnn on television. No negatives from us — we wished we lived close enough to make this our neighborhood coffee stop.

nice place, decent coffee, a bit pricey, too many liberals who whine allot. They will not take tv off cnn, they must be the only people who watch cnn… lol

Really, I would like to come into Caffe Capri and have a good experience.
Unfortunately my bad experience here extends back to the previous ownership when it was another name. Today, I came in to spend some time on the internet and get a bite to eat. I pointed to a list of bagels on the coffee machine and asked how much are these. When the young woman said, «It depends on what you order» and pointed to the prices of coffee above on the wall, it occurred to me she might not be very aware of or familiar with bagel menu on the side of the coffee machine. I was disappointed when I ordered the Tomazzo Pizza bagel and she pulled out a tray of plastic wrapped bagels but I went with what my stomach said, «Eat»! Unfortunately when I was called to counter for the heated bagel, it turns out it was not what the Tomazzo Pizza bagel is described as. Specifically, it contained some sort of Italian sausage such as peperoni. The Tomazzo Pizza contained fresh basil with mozzarella and no mention of meat. When I suggested that what she had given me was the Pepperoni Tpmazzo but she was not biting on that possibility. Instead she told me about how she herself had ordered an Asaigo cheese and to her dismay it turned out to have jalapenos on it. (I don’t know that she was referring to her shop but I did note that the menu has both an Asiago Cheese and Jalapeño Cheese; by this point I had sincerely given up on her.)
To her credit she offered to give me something else but I get tired of feeling like a whiner. I just took the Pepperoni (which I despise) off the bagel and ate it anyway.
It is a shame given the prime location of this shop that they have such trouble both with basic details and with just owning up to the mistake