Sure, here's an example review for Three Story Coffee:---**Three Story Coffee: A Cozy Haven for Coffee Lovers**I recently had the pleasure of visiting Three Story Coffee, and it was an experience worth sharing. Nestled in a charming part of town, this coffee shop offers a welcoming atmosphere that immediately puts you at ease. The interior is thoughtfully designed, blending rustic elements with modern touches, creating a cozy yet contemporary space perfect for both relaxing and working.From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel right at home. They were not only friendly but also extremely knowledgeable about their coffee. I appreciated their willingness to share details about the different beans and brewing methods, which showed their genuine passion for coffee.Aside from coffee, I sampled one of their pastries – a freshly baked almond croissant. It was flaky, buttery, and delicious, complementing the coffee perfectly. They also offer a variety of other light snacks and baked goods, all of which looked equally tempting.One standout feature of Three Story Coffee is their commitment to sustainability and community. They source their beans responsibly and support local farmers, which is a significant plus in my book. It's heartening to see a business that cares about making a positive impact.Overall, my experience at Three Story Coffee was exceptional. The combination of great coffee, friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere makes it a place I would highly recommend to anyone. The only downside is that it can get quite busy during peak hours, so finding a seat might be a bit challenging. However, this minor inconvenience is easily overlooked given the overall quality of the experience.If you're a coffee lover looking for a new favorite spot, Three Story Coffee is definitely worth a visit.

Until reading this just now I didn’t realise that my rewards would probably expire before I got to use them. I didn’t think this happened to VIP members, who pay by the year. Perhaps my own fault for not being able to read small print easily. Disappointed. I’ve been a VIP member for years and preferred the cards to the app, as I do not always have my phone with me, but I was also disappointed to discover, when renewing my membership recently, that I would be charged an extra $5 for a card. Also, the outlet I visited most often closed last year, so for most of that time the card was not used. Another outlet has now opened not far from the location of the old one and I have visited it regularly. What I once thought was a worthwhile loyalty programme seems to be less so each year. When I had an actual VIP card, printed on it was that I liked a HOT coffee. I always ask for it to be hot, but it rarely is. Gripe over 😀

Great as I used it for the first time yesterday while waiting for the membership card I paid for March 19 a week ago . I am still waiting for it as I paid $5.00 for it ($30 to join). Didn’t know I needn’t buy the card when I surf the internet. I did go to a coffee shop a few days after buying the membership on line. I wasn’t able to buy anting as I didn’t have the card. I like your products especially the freshly prepared salads. Mary Warwick 😀

To be frank, I find the app frustrating to use. It is useful, however, because in the end it monitors your app credit. The first frustration is due to the fact that when you go to use it, it often displays an advert for some latest Coffee Club deal. You are then left to try and get past that page and muddle your way to the “scan” page. Second, I don’t have confidence that the app displays your up to date credit. I will go to claim the credit thinking the displayed credit is correct (say $5.80) for a (say $4.50) transaction, to be told that there is insufficient credit. Of course the reverse also happens - display might show (say) $2.50 and I am told I have enough for a $4.50 transaction.