Molten Java

“Super friendly service, cool funky atmosphere, good coffee and other treats.”

Tiffany Johnson★★★★★

I had the fortune to be an artist to exhibit my artwork upstairs when it was dining area. I have known the owner when she had the cafe next to the now defunct Relay Books. My favorite coffee beverage is their Turkish latte. The chalk written menu is nostalgia of a school board, and the eccentric names for each coffee combo is unique. There is a light food menu, but it is mostly pastry. The cafe environment is very 70’s style with tie-dye apparel, incenses, and new age accessories to purchase. This is an inclusive environment for all walks of life, and there are open mic events. The coffee be

Izzy Morgado★★★★★

This was my third or fourth visit to Molten Java, and it always delights. Its coffee tastes amazing, but I have also tried their London Fog and Chai teas which are just as delicious. The atmosphere is cozy and eclectic, making for a great time overall.

Arja Reels★★★★★

Love this charming & cute & cozy, kids friendly cafe. The drinks menu alone will blown you away with tons of options ... Thumbs up to kid toys provided in the cafe. I like Turkish coffee, bold and not too sweet.

Anthony LoFrisco Jr★★★★★

Eclectic coffee/breakfast spot in an old victorian house. The coffee and huge breakfast sandwich were excellent and inexpensive, even considering the bacon, egg and cheese were all cooked together. Tons of seating between two brightly-colored rooms. There are board games to play with, books to read and oddball items for sale.