Java Junction Coffee House & Deli Too

Taylor, United States

2.8

4 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards
Free Wi-Fi

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Telephone:
+1 512-352-3229
Address:
203 W 4th St, Taylor, TX, 76574
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miTaylor
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Bussiness info

Take-out
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Street, Private Lot
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Good for Groups
Yes
Alcohol
No
Outdoor Seating
No
Wi-Fi
Free
Dogs Allowed
No

Today

Today –
Local time (Taylor) 6:21 PM Friday, June 6, 2025

Business hours

Monday –
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Saturday –
Sunday –

Description

Specialties

Coffeehouse and Deli. Homemade bread, scones, pastries, soups, chicken salad.

History

Established in 2008.

Java started in October of 2008 at 519 N. Main in Taylor. We relocated in March of 2013 to 203 W. 4th in Taylor. We are in the same building as «Frills on 4th».

Meet the Business Owner

James S.

Business Owner

Worked at Motorola/​Freescale. for 15 years. Purchased Java in October of 2008.

Vicinity

Near this location:
90
ft
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315 Talbot St
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ft
Certsie
321 Talbot St
100
ft
Frills on Fourth
201 W 4th St
120
ft
Mark Schroeder
311 Talbot St
130
ft
Hejl Ted W
311 Talbot St
180
ft
United States Government
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4 reviews of Java Junction Coffee House & Deli Too

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Place rating: 2
Taylor, TX
I really had high hopes for this place. I went in for lunch with my family and we tried the chicken salad sandwich, BLT and the soup of the day which was Cheddar Potato. Everything was mediocre. The chicken salad sandwich would have been infinitely better on a croissant or something more interesting then untoasted wheat bread. Adding in crunchy pecans and grapes would liven it up as well. The BLT was on untoasted bread which is a travesty. If you are going to only offer a handful of sandwiches, they should be all GREAT. This food just isn’t and it’s a shame as the place is cute and it’s situated right next to Frills on Fourth. No one in our group ordered coffee, but I have heard that it is good… so I will return eventually to try it out.
Place rating: 2
Taylor, TX
Open 7AM to 2 PM M-​F and closed on the weekends. How do they even stay in business?
I would like to be able to try them out, but they only are open while I am at work.
Place rating: 3
Manor, TX
I like the food but it is a very small town and there is not much to choose from if you want to eat healthy so this place is on a short list of acceptable places. The older lady working the counter the day of my visit was very kurt –she did not say hello or thank you when I commented on the nice new location she was kind of rude about it. I guess since they have the market cornered for deli/​coffee in the area they can afford to be as rude as they like and stay in business.
Place rating: 4
Austin, TX
Good service, great food and of course good coffee. The only suggestion for them is to offer something other than a packaged sweetener for the coffee. My choices were: the pink packets, blue packets, yellow packets and sugar. Incorporating either honey or agave nectar would be a healthier alternative. I’m jus not a fan of aspartame. Other than that, it’s a great quaint coffee joint nestled in the heart of Taylor! I’ll definitely be back!