coffee?

[DWFan4Life]

Me and DH likes coffee but not loved that much. The best coffee we experienced is at the Main Street Bakery and Starbucks.

 

[SeattleTink]

I too am a coffee snob. I cringe when someone says that Compass has good coffee...yuk! Most of the sit down restaurants have ok drip coffee. Honestly, in all my times at DL I have not experienced a GOOD cup of coffee. It is my only real complaint in DL - and something I usually am so thankful to be home for...my own coffee.

 

[Leofoenget]

I too am a coffee snob. I cringe when someone says that Compass has good coffee...yuk! Most of the sit down restaurants have ok drip coffee. Honestly, in all my times at DL I have not experienced a GOOD cup of coffee. It is my only real complaint in DL - and something I usually am so thankful to be home for...my own coffee.

Anyone drink Cowabunga Coffee across the street? The little coffee shack? I have never tried it. It's set back a little at the Ramada across the street. I want to try it in June

 

[goofycathy]

We've never been to California!! I'm hoping the Hyatt is nice, it has lots of good reviews on Trip Adviser. com and we got a really good deal.

I think I might just have to bring my own beans and use the in room coffee maker, probably cheaper too. I've heard there is a Target right across the street and I can pick up some half & half.

Even though I'm a barista, I'm not a foo-foo coffee drinker, just straight up, good and strong, usually an Americano if I can get it. Starbucks will do in a pinch, although I agree with previous posters, they burn their beans. The shop I work at has a roasting company in the same building and we have fresh roasted coffee every week. Hard to beat!

I think your best bet, since you dont like starbucks or most any other coffee would be to bring your own and brew it in your room...just dont forget your filters...