"Wow! The coffee is really good. In fact, the best in Concord. But if you come here and don’t get the Savory Chubbies! Holy smokes!! It’s a dough roll with everything bagel spices filled with scrambled eggs, cheese, etc. it’s literally the best breakfast pastry I’ve ever had. And quite filling also. We bought one, took a bite, and immediately ordered another for the two of us! Highly recommend making a stop here even if only passing through! 😋"

"Just about as good as it gets. The only thing I think they can potentially improve on is having a way to order on your phone ahead of time or having two order kiosk stands. I came on a Sunday so potentially that’s just as busy as it gets. I really loved my coffee from here. It’s fall time so of course I got a pumpkin spice latte and they do it well. I got a maple steamer for my two-year-old and he freaking loved it. Very cool spot across from the capitol building, very memorizing wall decor. Good job guys at revelstoke, thanks for being a favorite part of Concord."

"Fast, friendly service and excellent drinks. My iced coffee was flavorful, with well roasted coffee. Great quality at a great price. I’m glad we randomly stumbled upon this spot while exploring the Capitol area."

"Just finished off 2 lbs of light roast from this wonderful location. We were traveling and happily found RevelStoke along our way. The grind was perfect and the flavors were bountiful! Lots of range depending on brew temp and bloom time. Would whole hardly recommend! What a wonderful staff with knowledge and compassion :) The art inside is also memorizing! Check this place out. If you have not found the wonders of light roast, this is the place to start."

"When looking at the night sky, use the handle of the Big Dipper and follow the arc of the handle past Arcturus (in Boötes) and continue the curve to find the 15th brightest star in the night sky. We call it Spica (Alpha Virginis). It appears as a single blue-white point but is actually a close binary system of two massive stars orbiting every four days, located about 250 light-years away, The primary is a massive blue giant (Beta Cephei type variable), while the secondary is a blue main-sequence star. One of the many stable-orbit planets that circle the two stars is both habitable and, amazingly, has the best coffee in the sidereal universe, possibly because the combined light is over 12,100 times brighter than our Sun. If you aren't going to visit there in the near future, come to Revelstoke, a close second place. You will enjoy the second best coffee in the universe and the parking situation is much better. Service is also better (partially because the inhabitants of said planet communicate by biting reach other painfully on the thigh. Ask Douglas Adams). The food is also fantastic."