"We made an effort to visit Boston Stoker since it wasn’t another Starbucks. Unfortunately, I wasn’t very impressed but the atmosphere of the old bank (Gem City) was pretty cool. I asked for a dark, strong roast, and the barista recommended the espresso blend which they had just brewed. The coffee tasted very watered down and nothing like what I had asked for. One small cup of black coffee was $4! I’m fairly certain Starbucks is cheaper. I’m not usually a complainer, but at that price I should have asked for something else. My daughter’s mixed/seasonal drink was pretty good. Still, $11 for a small black coffee and her drink feels excessive. At this rate, they risk pricing themselves out of business. I may give them another chance to see if things improve, but otherwise I wouldn’t return."

"Located in an old bank, I had high hopes for the atmosphere and fixings. The building is very modestly advertised with a windy drive through lane through the parking lot. I had high hopes for the food and their beverages, that my wife loves. Mostly sold out food by 10am with only cookies left, I was disappointed. The coffee my were says was delicious.. She does order bags online, so we definitely walked out with the buy 3 get 1 free. You can sit in the game themed vault, or another room with a foosball table, pick from merch or a few cigars."

"I've always loved Boston Stoker coffee. I live in NYC and am visiting for the holidays. I just got an iced almond milk latte, smallest size option, and they charged me SEVEN DOLLARS! I pay 5.25 for that in NYC! Absord, this is Dayton, Ohio, get a grip."

"They're always friendly, and their iced grogg latte is always perfect!"

"Seems like a major shift had happened at the locations around me. The management has been really short and rude these days, and it's trickling down to the baristas. The coffee is decent but not worth the hostile interactions."