Inclusion Coffee

I love this place so much. the vibes are so chill and cozy and I love the natural lighting. The employees are very nice and remember you if you go often enough which is very cool. Their strawberry danishes are SO good and I absolutely love their homespun latte (get it with mocha and caramel you won't be disappointed)! Overall, a great place to study, hang out, or grab a little treat.

Their coffee is excellent rich flavor and great quality! The prices are a bit higher than usual, but totally worth it for the experience.

My friends & I are from out of town for a conference, and wanted to check out a cute local coffee shop. Coffee is absolutely AMAZING. Super smooth & flavorful & not expensive. Staff is really nice, friendly, & accommodating. Their oatmilk is also really good. Vibes are great, the upstairs loft was by far our favorite spot in the shop.

Our son hosted their wedding here and it was absolutely great! The location, the atmosphere, the friendliness of the staff, it was a great experience all around. We were able to quickly move a few things around to easily seat the entire group downstairs for the ceremony, with the reception and food upstairs afterwards. Highly recommend this if you’re looking for a cool place to host a wedding or any event!

The coffee was great, but the tea didn’t seem to be steeped long enough. During my visit, it was pretty crowded both upstairs and downstairs, so finding a seat was a challenge. This is definitely a place where people linger for a while. If you manage to find a spot, the vibe is cozy, with mismatched chairs and sofas. The prices are average, but unfortunately, the breakfast tacos were underwhelming and lacked flavor. On a positive note, the lemon blueberry loaf was a highlight and made up for the rest.

Inclusion is such a cool environment! They have great vibes, great people, and great coffee. I'm here all the time and invite people to come with me, and they enjoy it! Plus, they give teachers and students a discount which helps me out a ton! 10/10, would recommend!

My visit to Inclusion Coffee was nothing short of fantastic. The staff went above and beyond to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, providing exceptional service with a friendly smile. The food and hot coffee were both outstanding and truly made my visit even more enjoyable. What impressed me the most was the versatility of the space. There's ample room for gatherings with friends, while also offering cozy, quiet areas perfect for reading or working on your laptop. The second floor, with its lovely tables overlooking the first floor, added an unexpected touch of charm to the overall ambiance. In conclusion, Inclusion Coffee has it all: friendly staff, delicious food and drinks, and a versatile layout that caters to a variety of preferences. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an inviting spot to unwind, catch up with friends, or get some work done.

Great atmosphere. Employees are so kind and welcoming. The ambiance is so comfy. Food and coffee was fantastic!

Very nice cafe with plenty of seating and good drinks. Staff are very nice. Place is clean. Restroom is clean - three unisex stalls that are completely enclosed. Studying here is nice, too. There's your typical cafe sounds and people chatting but nothing distracting so if you like to study at cafes this is a great place. Cute cafe dates would be good here, too. If you need an outlet your best bet is the tables by the walls. There's an upstairs with less foot traffic. High ceiling and plenty of lighting. Overall, aesthetically pleasing.

Inclusion Coffee is an incredibly spacious coffee shop in downtown Arlington. I used to come here a few years ago but stopped after an experience where there was a trivia game on a random Sunday afternoon. It was just too loud then to focus. I decided to give it another try recently on a Saturday afternoon to complete some light work. The upstairs ended up closing at 3, and then the entire place closed at 3:45. It seems like they host private events here on many weekends? I was pretty surprised it wasn't as busy. There was plenty of seating available spread across the two stories. There are large communal tables, couches, and smaller two and four seater tables. There's also a small conference room that's available for reservation. There's plenty of bright natural lighting. Not too loud either. The upstairs was a little chilly because there's a vent that blows directly on some of the seating. I opted for an iced pumpkin spice latte, which unfortunatley wasn't my favorite. This was a bummer considering it was almost $7. I told the baristas, and they were so kind and let me order another drink free of charge. I went for an iced chai, and it was much better! For parking, there's plenty of street parking and garage parking available, which is a huge plus. Overall, Inclusion Coffee is a solid place to get some work done or study, just maybe check ahead if any events are happening. I recommend!

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place before?? This massive coffee shop has so many features that I love. Some exposed brick, high ceilings, a second story mezzanine level ideal for peeking and people watching, a menu full of latte specials and pastries and copious plants and greenery everywhere. The location is quite close to the UTA campus, so on a typical visit you'll find plenty of college students getting their study on. I came for a bookish market, so the place was crowded with vendors and shoppers. Service was still fast though. I ordered a butter beer coffee, which I didn't realize they were famous for, but I love butterscotch, so I definitely wanted to try it. It was wonderful - rich, smooth and not too sweet. The bathrooms are clean and spacious. This is a phenomenal location to come and get some work done. Highly recommend!

Horrible service I sat for five minutes and was told to leave and never come back because he didn't like the way I was sitting and he said I was loitering I felt racially discriminated I WOULD NOT GO THERE AGAIN AND NEITHER SHOULD YOU

I find myself in downtown Arlington more often than I thought I would, and I'm not complaining. With my current schedule I most always find street parking nearby Inclusion Coffee in the mornings -- and there's an entire parking garage basically next door, if not. I think the coffee here is delicious. I'm pretty boring and typically stick to an iced americano.. maybe an iced latte with cinnamon or a seasonal drink if I'm feeling festive. Inclusion Coffee always has 2-3 gluten free pastries and a vegan option available in addition to breakfast tacos. I've had their gluten free coffee cake and it's always really good. I love that it's nice and bright in here, lots of natural light. It's not exactly cozy, but it's comfortable and typically nice and quiet. There's an upstairs space as well. Plenty of room to hang out and work or study or lounge.

This place is popping! Busy, busy, busy on a Saturday afternoon. Most of Downtown Arlington didn't seem busy in the stores around that time because they had an outside event going on at Abrams/Center... but Inclusion was packed! As I walked in, I saw that a staff member noticed & immediately went to the register ready to greet me & take my order. I put in an order to go & sat down as I waited, I was lucky to find a place to sit! The staff seems upbeat & cheery, from the person who took my order, the guy that bused the tables, to the girl who finished making my order. There's an upstairs & downstairs which is very convenient, offers ample seating. As I was waiting I did notice it was loud & just busy, I think they run it well but just be aware if you're looking for something quiet & cozy, maybe not so much. It was loud inside. The vibe is very cool though, the design itself with open windows makes it feel light & airy. Cute furniture & greenery placed throughout for a fresh feel. Sugar Free Caramel Latte (hot) - Excellent, not too sweet & great coffee aromatics. Ham & Cheese Croissant - This wasn't for me, but my friend liked it. He said he wished the croissant itself was more flakey. Even though I food to-go, it wasn't even five minutes that passed when it got to him to eat - so I don't think the transit time affected it. He also said the dough to filling ration was more dough. Almond Croissant - This is a big boy! Lots of almond filling, also not overly sweet, but heavy. I ate half of it & the rest went home. Drop by here if you get a chance!

The inside is so lovely. I like the plants and industrial feel. Huge windows everywhere with tons of natural light. Lots of baked good options and tacos. Not a coffee person, I come for the sweets. Their tacos were tasty as was the hazelnut croissant. I got the bacon/egg and potato/chorizo tacos. The tortilla felt a little more authentic than a store bought one. They were thin, flexible, and felt fresh. Not sure though. They don't bake in house, but purchase via a local baker. Overall, I will definitely be back. They have lots of space, chairs, tables, couches etc. and an upstairs. This is a nice place to come grab a treat and read a good book!

Great food Love the industrial vibes Team is hustling Coffee is genuinely one of my favorites in Fort Worth.

I have visited a couple times recently and tried some of their iced lattes from their specialty menu and normal options. They were okay but they tasted pretty similar and watered down compared to other cafe options. The atmosphere though is a nice place to relax and study. However the service can feel uncomfortable. Instead of small talk staff would ask personal questions like asking where I live or what plans I have for today, or what's happening in my life in general. Another thing worth noting is accessibility. There is an upstairs seating area but no elevator which can be difficult for some visitors. Overall the place is fine for a quick cup of coffee but if you are looking for a stronger experience there are better alternatives

Gluten Free and Vegan options!! I was super delighted to see that I could get a gluten-free pumpkin roll here at Inclusion Coffee! Not only that, but they also have macadamia nut milk, which I almost jumped up for joy when I heard the awesome barrister. Let me tell you this! I had a dirty chai and it was divine! It's 34° outside today here and I just moved here from Washington, so I definitely did not expect to have such cold weather! But this chai and this pumpkin roll the ambience, the plants the people the inclusiveness the merch... Everything is awesome! It's clean and cozy and it's pretty hip, too

First time here. Been on my list to try. They had a variety of of coffees to choose from with descriptions, also a seasonal menu. I went with the gold book latte, I think was the name. I chose based on the description which was honey, brown sugar and I opted for oatmilk. It was sooooo good! A bit pricey but I guess that's everywhere. If I'm going to pay $7 for coffee I want it to taste great. This one def makes me wanna go back. The parking can be chaotic bc it's on a busy street, if you can walk try that. Very beautiful and cozy inside. Lots of plants. I loved the ambiance. Good music too. The Maria's were playing when I walked in.

Their coffee was really good but I really enjoy the vibes. It's a large, busy space but easy to find a quiet spot and many spots with an outlet. The customer service was great and I really enjoyed the vibes.

Limited comfy seating and over priced baked goods that are just average. The staff is super sweet.

I did some exploring a few hours before the AC/DC concert. I wish I could remember the girl's name that helped me out but she was great! This place is a gem. The Butterbeer Latte was mad crazy. -@eatingwithricardo

Have only been here for the plants, hahah. Truly life giving greenery. May try a dish someday soon. Best always everyone.

The food was very well and warm. The area was very calm, and seemed clean. The workers were nice and did their job very well!!

Coffee was great! I got the Reunited which was a chocolate based with espresso, mint, and cinnamon. Very interesting combination, but it was delicious. Ambiance was great, very chill and big for studious people as well as just to hang.

At first everything looked great--the shop was inviting and the staff seemed friendly. We were in town for the Ateez concert, so I understand it was an especially busy day with lots of people. However, once I sat at my table (facing the staff at work), I couldn't help but notice what was going on behind the scenes. Unfortunately, it did not feel sanitary. There were three teenagers working (two girls and one boy). The cashier was handling pastries, putting them in the microwave, taking money, and at one point even put her finger in her mouth while eating before continuing to serve customers. The other two were preparing drinks while also playing on their phones and flirting with each other. It's fine to have fun at work, but I saw items slipping out of their hands, trash being taken out, and containers being given just a quick rinse before being reused for drinks. In the 30 minutes I was there, I never once saw any of them wash their hands or take proper food safety measures. On top of that, the drinks we ordered didn't taste good. I want to be fair--this may have just been an off day with the overwhelming crowds from the concert and nearby game. I came here because of the good reviews, so maybe other days are better. But unfortunately, our experience today was disappointing and didn't meet expectations.

The vibes are great, it's so nice inside. The service is wonderful too! & the coffee is always nice. :)

Loved this place. I enjoyed talking to the staff and college students. I asked students about different beverages and their experiences. I was told it's a great place to relax, study, and have a drink. Going back, the dirty gingerbread chai latte was very good.

Holy mother of matcha!!!! Yall need to RUN, not walk, to inclusion ASAP to try the spring matcha. Blueberries and cream matcha... a combination I would have never ever thought of but I will never ever forget!! Inclusion is my go-to coffee shop in Arlington. You get to support local business, get wayyy higher quality than the burnt coffee beans at Starbucks, bottomless drip coffee, lots of space, lots of outlets, private rooms you can rent, great staff, such kind baristas, and they're open early till late!

Husband and I ordered a couple of lattes (the book lover and a regular latte), and they were fine. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere is good for work, study, or just hanging out - plenty of space since there are two floors with seating.

This is a great spot to grab coffee and work. They have tons of seating and the whole place is filled with natural sunlight thru large windows. They placed lots of plants throughout which was really nice. I tried a Homespun latte, which was decent; it was on the sweeter side. Overall really enjoyed this spot, would return!

Perhaps today was on off-day for the baristas on shift, but I was not impressed. Let me set the scene for you and you can decide how YOU would feel with this interaction for a first impression. It was my turn to order my drink, as I'm speaking another barista takes her apron off and starts walking away as she says she is "not feeling it and leaving." Meantime the whole conversation with the guy taking my order was grim and monotoned except when he said they were out of whipped cream which he said with a slight grin. I told him it was ok, I'd still like to order the Milk & Cookies Cappuccino regardless. Along with my cappuccino, I ordered the marshmallow fudge which was actually delicious! It is also the reason I didn't deduct more stars. Back to my drink order, it took a good ten minutes to be made and I'm not complaining about that fact. Quality coffee drinks do take a bit longer, I understand. Plus there was only one lady actually making all of the drinks. Still, understandable. I realize not every person that mans the counter knows how to make a cup of fancy Joe. When I received my cappuccino I was surprised at the small size and even double checked that it was mine. I didn't tell the barista I wanted a small, he didn't even ask what size I wanted for that matter. I have included a picture, the cup is only as big as the hand cozy! Perhaps that's just the size you get with a cappuccino that costs $4.25? Anyway, parking is not terrible. There are spaces in front and beside but you have park backwards, thankfully I love parking backwards. Otherwise you're backing into oncoming traffic and there's no way to see around other vehicles. So please, obey the signs and back into your spot or else find somewhere safer. In conclusion, I highly doubt I will return. There are many other coffee shops that excel in what today's experience lacked. Perhaps Inclusion should hire new staff that actually are motivated to be at work.

Today we visited Inclusion Coffee Shop. This place has a primo location in Arlington near UT-Arlington. The staff would respond when spoken to and they seemed like they had a hectic morning. The vintage couch furniture was worn and looked like it might be ready to fall, but the dining tables and chairs were industrial-style. The coffee shop was clean and decorated with industrial decor. There were regular menu item, and also specialty drinks. Snickerdoodle Latte S'mores Latte Butterscotch Latte We love you latte!

Perfect place for college students, hoping to get a boost for their exams and homework. However, make sure you take notice of containing at least two or three expresso shots! Staff are very sweet and will always be very helpful! if you're looking to find a calm environment to study or even bring your cute fur babies come try this place!

Inclusion is a great location to meet up or do homework. Their Americano isn't my favorite, but their coffee cake is delicious! There are free public parking spaces under the building it's in which makes for an easy trip. The staff is super friendly and helpful on suggesting drinks!

Whatever you do... do NOT get the sopapilla cheesecake. It is so delicious that it will ruin you for all other snacks. You can also pick up some plants and succulents.

Amazing beverages and GF baked goods, as well as just being a lovely place to spend a morning!

Such a cute spot! Definitely going back when I want to work remote. Their matcha iced latte was great.

I came on a weekday around 11 am. When I walked in I saw many seats taken, but the place has two levels with alot of seating options even for a busy day. Now, my issue with the place was the lack of pricing listed for the pastries. After ordering my coffee I decided to also get a coffee cake. When I looked screen with my total I was shocked that this tiny piece of cake cost the same as my cappuccino at $5.50. Super disappointing. Also, the barista seemed to have a slight annoyance with us all. I brushed it off since I don't know how the rest of his day was with the busy crowd. I would skip out on this coffee shop solely based on the price.

Oh, bless!! I have found the holy grail of coffee heaven. I ordered an iced latte that had toffee nut and some other godly goodies added (it's an option on their "staff favorites") and it has made my day %1000 better already. The hubby got some kind of mocha madness latte and he is pleased with the joy it brings, as well. Service was friendly and pretty quick with a constant flow of new members to the line. Another plus is the size and options for seating. There are couches and lounge chairs everywhere AND an upstairs seating area. Great place to study!

This is one of my favorite places. The service is great and the coffee and tea is also very well done, I love how groups can meet here. I have used the group rooms for meetings. The space accommodates many people and there is a lot of seating. Perfect place to study, write or read.

Really cool place! Friendly staff, order came out quickly, and the drinks/pastries were good! Plenty of seating too! Will definitely return!

Had a drip coffee an a breakfast taco. Fantastic coffee and taco was simple but good. Friendly staff as well. It definitely brightened my morning. I'll be back next time I'm in Arlington.

Roasted: found this coffee shop on multiple articles and everyone rated it one of the best in Arlington. I will say my cappuccino was delicious - milk was perfect and espresso was perfect. The only thing it was missing was some latte art. The shop itself is pretty, bright, airy and tons of seating. It's a great place to hang out or get some work done. However the service truly lacks here. For a coffee shop called Inclusion - I felt completely unwelcome here. The person at the register was not very friendly, no greeting or how are you, just what do you want but nope you can't have what you want because lattes are only available in 16oz which is crazy I say. They didn't offer our drinks for here even though cups were visible on the bar. I asked the barista if we could have them for here and I felt like I interrupted her by asking. While making our drinks she kept touching her phone rather than talking to us. All we got was our drink called out and nothing else. What ever happened to friendly service and I'm not asking for much, just a smile and how are you would be nice. I'd come back for the coffee but that's about it. Unroasted: located on the corner Abram and center st is the spacious loft style coffee shop. Plenty of space to work all day and not hear anyone else. The staff left more to be desired. No hello as we walked or receptive to our questions. I did like the sugar free options available, but the 16oz latte was the only option was a bummer. We had to ask for mugs since it was not offered at the register. The coffee was really good and way better than expected. I would return for this coffee, staff just needs retraining.

I needed a place to get a cup of coffee & get some work done, and came across Inclusion. OK, coffee (although they were out of Nitro), but their internet kept failing ("it gets overloaded on weekends," was their explanation). At about 3:30, an employee walked around & told everyone, "you have to leave now. We rented the store out so everyone must leave. They just told us about it." There's a sign on the door stating that weekends might close early due to private rentals, but I asked if that was today's schedule & was told "no." Not cool.

Staff was kind. Place was absolutely beautiful and loved how they had GF pastry options but Caramel latte was too sweet. My husband had a latte with a hint of butterscotch in it and it was okay.

I hate being in a busy coffee shop, I get so stressed about finding seating and generally just prefer quiet- inclusion coffee might be the only exception I've made. It has such a friendly and welcoming atmosphere and just a really pleasant and enjoyable place to be. My chai was great and it is DOG FRIENDLY! I got to bring my dog and have him sit with me on a couch and just relax. There's both upstairs and downstairs, community tables, individual tables, and couches. It's a really large coffee shop and isn't ideal if you're look for a quiet focus, but great if you get energized by others being around you or working around you. I went on a Saturday around 11am so no surprise it was really busy so be warned you might have to look around to find a spot or wait for one to open. To me, worth it!

I came here last month for the 12 days of Yelp. The parking can be tricky so I usually park in the parking lot across the street. There was initial confusion about the Yelp event, however the manager was able to clear up the confusion. The baristas initially were passive and after the confusion was cleared up shifted to being friendly. I had the iced dirty gingerbread latte and the pumpkin donut (gluten free or vegan I believe). The iced dirty gingerbread latte had a good balance of sugar, coffee and milk, all in all yummy. They warmed up the pumpkin donut for me which was delicious, flavorful and not overly sweet.

We were in town for a guys trip, we stopped in here to grab a coffee on the way to the golf course in the morning. Service was friendly and quick. Had a nitro and it was good. Looked like a cool place to chill, but was on the warm side.

I came in for a holiday latte to tickle my tastebuds on a cold morning. Inclusion coffee was just what I needed. The ambiance is industrial and open with a nice upstairs loft area. I loved having all the real plants around too. I chose the s'more latte and also got some chocolate fudge. The latte was presented with the marshmallows lightly toasted to add a depth of flavor. I love the toffee notes that came through and how frothy it was. My barista was very helpful and the service was quick. This is a great place to get work done and you can event book a conference room. Added bonuses: street parking spots, a big variety of hot teas, and all the natural light you can soak up from the huge windows

Stop 2 for Yelp's 12 Days of Christmas Coffee was Inclusion Coffee in Arlington. This is a very urban vibe, with a concrete counter and steel staircases. There are ample seating options, both tables and couches, as well as a couple of enclosed spaces for meetings. I chose the Smore Latte as my drink, which was served in a disposable cup and did offer a full flavor, but was essentially a Mocha Latte, and I detected very little of the other Smores flavors. Still, a nice, spacious spot to grab a coffee when in Arlington, and service was fast and friendly.

I stopped in for the 12 days of Christmas coffee experience. I have been by here a lot, as I love the library across the way. I ordered a seasonal snickerdoodle latte, with non fat milk. I am a texture freak and do not like a viscous beverage. After waiting a bit, they informed me they were out of nonfat but had many alternative "milks". I went with the almond, still a bit thicker than I like but the flavor is good. The latte was good. Not super sweet and had a good cinnamon flavor. The location is very modern, but not cozy. I worked at coffee shops in the 90s and I guess have a bit of a dated idea of coffee shops. It was clean and the coffee was good. The décor is modern and pretty minimalist. There is a lot of space to spread out and sit. I think it is a popular place with the UTA crowd and a fun addition to downtown Arlington.

Visiting Arlington for the day and found this spot near the Levitt Pavilion. Love the industrial architecture with the touch of greenery. The service is pretty good for your basic coffee shop. I went for an iced honey oat milk latte. 5/5. They have a great selection of options for your coffee interests. Overall, a pretty chill environment providing really good coffee.

Inclusion Coffee (and taco bar?) This industrial gem is located in downtown Arlington amongst a lot of updated shops and dining establishments. The gem is the building itself. Large, open, industrial setting with a large loft overhead. It was smattered with plants and succulents. Not sure if they were for sale. Not sure how long it's been at this location. The two lady's behind the counter were friendly enough but not real talkative. They had a steady crowd, but it took us almost 10 minutes to get our coffees. Two baristas for the crowds in this large place wasn't enough. It has wi-fi, conference rooms, a lot of seating, soft music playing in the background. They serve bakery items that they make themselves in the back kitchen. They do get some items from Pinch of Salt bakery. They don't roast their own beans but they do have 2-3 different kinds of hot coffee from blonde to dark roast. They have a good bit of ornate coffees as well. One surprise is that the sign says they have tacos. Tacos and coffee? When I asked they said they only had one so far, bacon and egg, basically a breakfast taco. We had the Dirty Gingerbread Chai Latte. I will say this drink was very good! Smooth and spicy. Not to sweet at all. We didn't change anything in this one like we normally do, mainly since we don't want wicked sweet coffee. This one was spot on. Really good taste.

We popped in on a weekday evening for something warm to drink while taking a walk at a local park. This location is awful to get to between the traffic and the literally backwards parking, you have to back into oncoming traffic when you leave! Since this location is close to UTA, it was, unsurprisingly, full of students. It's clearly a hot spot for them, which is fine. We tried the S'mores latte and the drinking chocolate and got an almond croissant to go. The employees were not very welcoming or helpful, and seemed like they would much rather not be there. They were also moving VERY slowly, so it took a long time to get our drinks. When we finally got them, we found them to be lukewarm, not hot at all. This was disappointing as we were wanting to drink them while walking outside in the cold. We ended up pretty much just chugging them down so we could throw away the cups. The S'mores latte was pretty tasty, just not hot enough. The drinking chocolate was really intense and could have used a little more milk to making it less like drinking straight melted chocolate. I know drinking chocolate is meant to be much stronger than regular hot chocolate, but it was still a bit much. The croissant was odd and smelled off, so we didn't end up eating but one bite of it, which wasn't great. Overall, we gave it a "C" effort and would not come by again.

Been a little while since I've visited Inclusion Coffee. I recently visited the new Chill Coffee and Wine Bar and their space reminds me a lot of this one. It's still one of the nicer coffee shops in Arlington, though it feels a little more broken-in now. It is spacious with a variety of seating downstairs and in their upstairs loft area. There is also a conference/study room at the front. Their seasonal Dirty Chai Gingerbread Latte was right up my alley. They have 5 seasonal drinks for the holiday season along with more traditional offerings. The ham and cheese croissant was above average. And they offer a handful of savory and sweet options which all looked pretty good. Inclusion also sells a variety of their own coffee beans. I'm not sure who roasts them but they all had fairly recent roast dates. They even have a UTA-themed coffee. If you're in Downtown Arlington, definitely give Inclusion a try. They're on the southwest corner of the 101 Center apartment complex, right next to Levitt Pavilion, City Hall, and the Downtown Library. There is free street parking and free parking on the bottom level of the 101 Center parking garage.

Another great coffee shop in Arlington! This shop has high ceilings and plenty of tables and seats. There is an upstairs that is also spacious with lots of two seater tables. I've never found a coffee shop with enough outlets for my liking, but this place has a decent amount. They also have outlets on the tables that are in the middle of the floor which is nice. Apparently, Inclusion coffee shop is also pet friendly. I saw no less than 3 dogs in here. I tried the gingerbread chai and it was delicious (albeit a little sweet) and very ginger heavy which I loved. The place is also clean and reasonably quiet. The music playing is very low and jazzy so it is not distracting which is great for getting work done or when you want to play your own music in your headphones. Most people are working or studying, but there are also people catching up with friends in the shop. I enjoyed my few hours here and will definitely be back.