"Coffee was okay but the girls working behind the counter don't belong in hospitality. Even with two of them shuffling along the line took forever and their attitudes would be better suited for a pawn shop. Smarmy, dismissive, almost as if their customers were the adversary. Read the other reviews and you'll see exactly what I'm talking about."

"The only option for coffee on the property. Pricing is on par with most resorts. $7 sodas and such. No options for health conscious travelers. Everything has sugar. Wish they had oatmeal. Good selection of breakfast options for most people."

"Mixed opinions on this place. Good coffee, decent food options, and a lot of other foods and drinks for sale. I was very disappointed with the service of some of the workers. I would order at the register and they acted like they hated me and did not want to make my drink. Anytime I asked for a simple customization like extra pumps of vanilla or adding cold foam they had a very disappointed look on their face. I thought it would be fine to ask since it is advertised on the menu but doesn't seem like it. There were a few staff that were very kind though. One time I forgot to ask for cold foam but they gave it to me anyway even though it is a extra charge. Besides that, the drink was very good. Overall, I would recommend stopping at this cafe for a good coffee drink without having to leave the resort. Just ignore the rude workers."

"A cute place to get coffee at the J.W. Marriott. They have a great selection of drinks and healthy (and not so healthy) snacks. My friend ordered a latte with coconut milk and I had a cold brew coffee. Both were good. They serve Illy coffee."

"Good selection (albeit a bit overpriced) of drinks, snacks and coffee beverages. It would be overall fine and maybe a little forgettable except the day staff has been completely rude every time I've been in- if there was another option, there would only have been one visit. They clearly despise the customers (not just me) and I hope that management will send in a secret shopper who relays information back in a way that will cause an overhaul of customer service."