rev coffee house

...two selections were brewing that morning out of the thirteen rev offerings: an ethiopian and brazilian. a look at the chalkboards in the cafe or the front page of rev's website will provide you with anicedescription of each of these beans, leading the customer to an informed decision for which suits better for the occasion. i chose the delicious and flavorful ethiopia kochere..

i've come here to work and eat on a few occasions. the coffee is pretty good, the layout of the space is great, the parking is tight, but it works... my main complaint is the food, it's not consistent. i've had the cuban sandwich 4 times and each times it's been different. once it was cold but had toasted bread and unmelted cheese. another time it wasniceand warm and perfect. once it had ham and turkey, should only have ham, while another time it didn't have the spicy mustard or pickles, just had meat and cheese. i will probably just stick with the pastries because those seem to be pretty consistently good.

great coffee and hang out spot. i love rev.niceand courteous staff, great coffee, great environment.

koye

just keeps getting better.. this is one of my few "regular" places, even though it means driving a ways.

great coffee (they now have a daily single varietal in addition to the house dancing goats... something that may be lost on my somewhat pedestrian taste for coffee but seems to be a nod to folks who really know their coffee and enjoy the good stuff) and reallynicefolks. i also really enjoy the atmosphere and the constantly changing artwork that makes it a great place to relax, have a cup of coffee, read the paper, go online, relax. all in all the new owners have really stepped things up a couple notches (in a very good way) in their first year.


-----01 nov, 2008-----

rev, open again!. another "grand opening" today with new owners (husband and wife team). same verynicespace, same good coffee at reasonable prices. also had a verynicecranberry muffin. i hope they can keep the place afloat because this is a great option in smyrna for those of us trying to find solid local coffee shops to frequent. it was a good sign that there were a lot of folks there that were regulars from the original.


-----11 apr, 2008-----

local coffee house!. what a great little coffee shop! nicechange of pace from the big chains that're losing the focus on coffee and customer service.
i stopped in for a latte and a bagel (yum, cinnamon raisin with peanut butter...). in addition to the very friendly service and perfect coffee (can't say the same on my recent trips to starbucks...), the atmosphere is extremely comfortable and i even took a little time to look at the great display of photographs of dogs (local photographer i think).
if you're in smyrna and looking to support a local business that appears to be doing everything correctly, try this place!