Good coffee but the young lady had a attitude. She acted like I was bothering her. Honey when you are are serving the public try to put on a fake smile. I am going to Dunkin Donuts for my coffee. Those gals are always smiling. $2.22 for large vs $2.81 at amps.

They could not do a long shot and did not know what a long shot was aka a lungo, ended up having to order 2 shots of espresso, and the espresso was very acidic and sour. i get better espresso out of my nespresso machine.

I do love little amps coffee. The cups are small but the coffee is good. They make it where you can see it. The people are friendly and polite. The main location always smells great. With the trip and money.

Coffee is a little too strong for me. They generally have Columbian on tap which is not a favorite of mine. If you like extra strong Columbian coffee, this is your place.

A good gourmet coffeehouse -- akin to Starbucks -- that is locally owned. The Ethiopian coffees are especially good.

Great coffee! I also loved their granola bar. It was really tasty!

I am in different towns and cities every day for work and make it a point to try to find local coffee shops. I've been to hundreds of them and today is by far the best Latte I've ever had. Great friendly service too.

I always have a positive experience here; the baristas are always very friendly and social and willing to chat, and my college experience has really been made more positive with them at Strawberry Square. This is a one-off story so do not expect this, but I can't help myself sharing how kind these people are; during finals week last year, I was having a Very Not Good Time™ and struggling to stay sane, awake, and in a good mood, with class and home issues. I walk five blocks from my car to the school and switch between my purse at home and my bookbag for school, so that day, I happened to forget my wallet. I was in a rush, running late to a study session, close to tears already from That College Life Struggle™. I get there with my thermos, look through my bag, and almost break down when I realized it wasn't there; the whole shebang of the week fell down onto my shoulders. Other college kids can probably relate, lmao! The barista asked what I had wanted, and I tearfully looked up and said "I just wanted some coffee". He took my thermos, filled it, slid it back to me and told me not to worry about it. I am not exaggerating when I say that moment got me through the day. I was and remain a regular customer, thankfully without any more breakdowns at the counter!

I just have to take a moment and sing the praises of Little Amps Coffee Roasters. They just opened a little shop in Strawberry Square where I work so I tried their coffee for the first time. Not only is my soy latte delicious (and decorated with a fancy leaf design that I did not take a photo of because I inhaled it before I even got back to my office), but the nice little hipster that works there made it for me even though I unwittingly showed up 10 minutes after they close. Thanks for your awesome customer service. You made my day!

I enjoy my coffee dark & strong and they deliver well on both. Friendly staff and decent prices for regular and specialty coffees. I advise anyone to buy early or wait in line during lunch hours.

Went to strawberry square for an oat milk latter like usual. Was charged $4.77 for a cup of entirely oat milk. You can’t taste a drop of coffee in my drink. I said something to the lady and she wouldn’t correct the drink she made. Highly disappointed. I could have just bought oat milk myself, warmed it up and drank it. Won’t update my review or support this business until this is fixed.