Valley Cafe & Books

I was in need of some caffeine before church and Andrew said he had something new. I decided to be adventurous and try it. THE BEST iced mocha coffee ever. It was chocolate and coffee and ice. It wasn’t sticky sweet. It was everything that I needed that I didn’t know I wanted. Thanks Andrew.

Of course a highly capitalized church would have a whole coffee place to themselves. This church cares nothing but money so they can send there children to hati for a week so they can think they’re «spreading the word of Christ.» Religion is evil, and it takes on new forms at this church. Great coffee though.

Just to say, I have only had one thing here. Caffe late with almond milk. I just keep getting that because they make it really good. I think it’s better than Starbucks. And I really hate giving my money to Starbucks. My only complaint is that they’re not open Fridays, and they close early.:(very friendly service, and look forward to trying some of their salads :))

A WOW moment! I am a creature of habit — I frequent the same coffee shop, gas station — very predictable. Today, when placing my order @ Valley Café/​Books the host pulled out a list with my name at the top — my custom sandwich and salad were right there! I did not have to repeat, just enjoy — and enjoy I did.
I grow weary of Christian organizations who, under the umbrella of God’s grace provide less than a competitor who is not faith based. Valley Café certainly went beyond the service element on this one!
Only one word I can think of — W O W!

i liked this place a lot… very hidden and peaceful, friendly crowd.
the salads are fabulous and i don’t even like salads much…

I eat lunch here probably four days a week. I love several things.
First, there’s plenty they have that’s not specifically on the menu — don’t be afraid to ask for what you want. I get off menu items all the time.
Second, get soup. They stock the best soups!
Third, on Thursdays, they have a lunch special, it’s different every week, but man, is it good… it’s usually the main course and a large drink for $ 3 – 5, depending on what it is, then you can add on side dishes like rice, Caesar salad, potato salad, etc for $ 1 each and/​or a dessert for $ 1.
Fourth, on Saturday nights they have family meals, it’s different every week, but again, it’s usually the bomb! It’s a main course, two side dishes, a drink and a dessert — $ 5 for ages 12+ and $ 3 for ages 3 – 11, free for kids under 3. Affordable dinner for the whole family!
Fifth, you can buy a «gift» card and use it to refill money and pay with that if you want to. I love that! I can buy one when I get paid and then not worry about having money on me for a while.
Sixth, they have a whole coffee bar with a girl who was a champion barista working there and holy cow can she make some pretty latte art!
Seventh, free Wi-​Fi!!!
There are probably other things I like about the Valley Café & Books, but that seems like plenty for now. Check it out!

Love it!!! Their chicken pesto panini is delicious!!!