Reviews

Truly excellent place in an otherwise crappy city. Walk along the river away from casinos and you will find this excellent coffee shop

The coffee was above average, but the service was well below. I'd rather have average coffee at a place with good service. It's the service that keeps people coming back. Needless to say, I won't be returning.

Great little coffee shop close to the UNR campus and the Truckee River Walk. Pretty great coffee. Cappuccino was ordered 'wet' and I ended up with a small latte - most people don't appreciate the difference, so I can fault that barista for that. Really awesome study space with a dog friendly patio.

Great latte, nice seating. This house can actually pull a good shot and foam milk right. Do try them out.

Definitely my favorite shop in Reno so far. Great location, good atmosphere, and the coffee is almost always done perfectly. I love that they have oat milk (a delicious option for those who cannot have dairy like me). The staff is friendly and I enjoy the short conversations I have with them in the morning. I also love that they feature local artists, the rotating exhibits are great. Lots of space to sit and chat behind the counter and several tables outside as well. Definitely give it a try!

Awesome coffee spot along the Truckee River bike trail. Outdoor seating. Lots of people on laptops. Oh, and the coffee was terrific! So was there iced teas. Ice cream place next door. I think I saw corn hole on the grass.

Love this patio area. This place is almost too good location wise being right next to the river and Dorinda's (it's always packed). Nevertheless, good service, pretty good coffee, and seems to attract a really nice crowd here.

Great coffee drinks crafted by excellently skilled baristas. Fast friendly service, coffee served in large china cups and saucers. Outdoor seating near the Truckee River in a scenic old Reno neighborhood. Very popular with a trendy crowd and university students.

This is a cool place to hang out and work when you don't want to be at work, but still have to work. Also a good place to meet clients if your still living at moms house or maybe have dorm issues but are pretending to be super slick urban upstarts with big plans. There are lots of people like that there so you might have to fight for a table.

Incredible space, plenty indoor and outdoor seating. Staff friendly and helpful! Committed to reducing waste and providing really nice quality coffee. I was recommended the plain drip "Geisha" brew and enjoyed it, very dark and rich. Still buzzed hours later. I think the prices were fair considering the easy drinking (with no cream or sugar). Would go out of my way to get back and sample more of their blends! Seating indoors was full around 4pm, so plan accordingly? Seems like a very popular place! The decor is modern reused scrap wood and looks gorgeous. The mellow atmosphere would make for some great study time or quiet reading

Delicious chai tea. This is my new go to coffee shop despite it being out of my way. The atmosphere is lovely, service is friendly and it’s an overall pleasant experience. I love that there is outdoor seating too. There was no available seating indoors, it gets pretty busy. They don’t lid your drink so make sure your hands aren’t full at purchase.

Nice spot along the river. Lots of in and outdoor seating. Also lots of people! Excellent Dirty Chai.

The best part of this shop is the location on the river. The coffee is good, the ordering system and menu don’t provide much explanation. A good experience and fun atmosphere.

I have visited the Hub 3 times in 3 years and have had middling experiences. The products are good but the ordering system is very frustrating. The ordering system isn't intuitive. Every time I have come in, I have had to give my coffee order to one person, who also makes my coffee, and then move over to another line and order any food with them and pay. The first person is almost always in front of a coffee machine and not in front of the register, like at most establishments and coffeeshops, so it's not my first inclination to go to that person first and I have to remind myself that it's different here. It also makes me potentially have to stand in two separate lines (aside from just ordering and paying with the same person and then waiting for my order) depending on how busy they are, which is incredibly annoying. Additionally, the last time I went to the Hub I ordered coffee and a pastry with the first person because the register person was doing something, then the woman came to the register to ring up my order and I had to restate my pastry order with her, otherwise it would have been left off. It just seems overly complicated and could be easily simplified by having one person take orders at the register while the other makes coffee. I have always had my order correct, but I have gone twice with someone who has gotten their order slightly off both times--they order a Red Eye (aka shot in the dark) and have to explain what it is (not egregious considering it's off-menu--so at least they are willing to make it). It's a shot of espresso in a cup of drip coffee, but he receives it in separate cups every time. Not the biggest deal, just kind of a quirk. The coffee is good and the atmosphere is fine--good for people who are in very small groups or especially if you are by yourself (studying or working on a computer--they also have a free printer, which is very cool [I've never used it but it's nice that it's there]), but not necessarily the best for having a private conversation because of how the seating is set up. I gave the Hub 3/5 stars almost exclusively because the ordering process is inefficient and unintuitive.