A while back, I had a delightful dining experience, which is hard to get in this miserable town. I meant to write a review quite some time ago; however, the stresses of searching for a good host for my website, finding one, transferring my website (page at a time), finding out that said host is junk, having to look for a new one, then having to rewrite my website because of my own short-sightedness etc. you get the idea..so here is the long overdue review of my experience at the "Java Hut"
The Java Hut is a coffee shop in my town that is near to the courthouse which I had business at that particular day. Since I was wearing a nice skirt and whatnot, of course, it decided to start pouring rain. As I was cold and wet, I ducked into this place thinking "please have hot chocolate." I had never been in this place (coffee=barf) so I asked the patron what he recommended..I swear he spent 10 minutes telling me about various things and giving recommendations and being just delightfully conversant. I ended up ordering a croissant and hot chocolate. I swear that was the lightest, fluffiest croissant I have ever had in my life..*drools in remembrance*..and the hot chocolate was rich and full of chocolatey goodness. I sat right there in the front window, which is great because I am a window looker and had a quaint little table that would have been right at home in a French street cafe.
All in all, I give the Java Hut in Danville, Illinois an A for the food and an A+ for the customer service. I hope they stay in business for years to come.
The Java Hut is a coffee shop in my town that is near to the courthouse which I had business at that particular day. Since I was wearing a nice skirt and whatnot, of course, it decided to start pouring rain. As I was cold and wet, I ducked into this place thinking "please have hot chocolate." I had never been in this place (coffee=barf) so I asked the patron what he recommended..I swear he spent 10 minutes telling me about various things and giving recommendations and being just delightfully conversant. I ended up ordering a croissant and hot chocolate. I swear that was the lightest, fluffiest croissant I have ever had in my life..*drools in remembrance*..and the hot chocolate was rich and full of chocolatey goodness. I sat right there in the front window, which is great because I am a window looker and had a quaint little table that would have been right at home in a French street cafe.
All in all, I give the Java Hut in Danville, Illinois an A for the food and an A+ for the customer service. I hope they stay in business for years to come.
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