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Mobjack Coffee Roasters and Petite Cafe is located in Colonial National Historical Park, in the Cole Digges House c 1726 in the Heart of Yorktown Village. Mobjack is a must-see location as they have brought the historic building back to one of it’s many chapters as a woman owned coffee and tea house! Also known as the most haunted coffee house in Virginia, a visit to Mobjack is always an adventure. Enjoy expertly roasted coffees, espresso, teas, wine, beer, baked goods, sandwiches, soups, salads and more…all expertly crafted onsite. Each purchase gives back to preserve, maintain, and create a unique destination in an original building from before the Revolutionary War in the National Park.
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Address: 411 Main St, Yorktown, VA 23690
Phone: (757) 872-3020
Website: https://www.mobjackbaycoffee.com/
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Adam Goldstein
Stopped in on a Monday afternoon in early February. Quaint, cozy, atmosphere. Sandwich was delicious as was the fresh coffee. Service was very good. Love the building. Will be back!
… moreBurritoDumpling
Burrito has been here a few times now, and finds it to be quite the picturesque spot for coffee in Yorktown when the weather is nice. However, parking is a whole situation, as the road on the side, adjacent to the building, is closed to street traffic and there is no parking on the other street immediately next to the building. You have to park in a lot a few blocks down, which is sometimes a bit full depending on the weather. This is a place to go and sit outside when the weather is nice. The picnic tables with tree cover are divine. I find the coffee to be quite good and the food also. Don’t be afraid to try whatever the special is, that is usually the best thing to have. It is a historic building, which means old and creaky with narrow stairs. If you have to sit indoors, you have to go upstairs or can wait in what amounts to the entryway downstairs for to go items.
… morePaul M. Shurak
Meeting a friend for coffee on a recent morning, I wanted something different not the national chain experience. So to google maps I go coffee shops Yorktown VA. And I’m pleasantly surprised with Mobjack Bay Coffee Roasters so I share the location with my friend and plans are made for coffee the next morning.
All I can say is, I’ll have to return when I have a full day. Mobjack Bay Coffee Roasters is housed in a historic building on the Yorktown Battlefield so if you’re a history buff or American Revolutionary War aficionado plan wisely.
However back to Mobjack Bay CR
They have a wonderful selection of coffees and a house roaster. They were not roasting the morning I was there, but I’m certain it is heavenly for any coffee lovers to walk through the compact coffee shop as the coffee beans scent the entire building. Along with the coffees, a selection of teas, and cold drinks are available and a display case of beautiful backed pastries. A petite light menu is also available. In the roaster room and throughout the first floor are many gift items available for purchase. Seating is upstairs or outside taking advantage of every single space available. The outside space is to the sidesnd rear of the building, under a lovely little grove of shade trees. So if you want a little more of a destination maybe the perfect place for a small group of friends who are looking for an interesting place to have a fun afternoon of coffee and a game of cards or the perfect backdrop to enjoy a game or two of chess or checkers and a nice beverage. Try Mobjack Bay Coffee Roasters and stroll through some of early American, and Virginia history.
… moreAll I can say is, I’ll have to return when I have a full day. Mobjack Bay Coffee Roasters is housed in a historic building on the Yorktown Battlefield so if you’re a history buff or American Revolutionary War aficionado plan wisely.
However back to Mobjack Bay CR
They have a wonderful selection of coffees and a house roaster. They were not roasting the morning I was there, but I’m certain it is heavenly for any coffee lovers to walk through the compact coffee shop as the coffee beans scent the entire building. Along with the coffees, a selection of teas, and cold drinks are available and a display case of beautiful backed pastries. A petite light menu is also available. In the roaster room and throughout the first floor are many gift items available for purchase. Seating is upstairs or outside taking advantage of every single space available. The outside space is to the sidesnd rear of the building, under a lovely little grove of shade trees. So if you want a little more of a destination maybe the perfect place for a small group of friends who are looking for an interesting place to have a fun afternoon of coffee and a game of cards or the perfect backdrop to enjoy a game or two of chess or checkers and a nice beverage. Try Mobjack Bay Coffee Roasters and stroll through some of early American, and Virginia history.
Ali & Nic
Only stopped for a cappuccino and it was delicious. The house is super cute and has a large backyard with tables and chairs.
… moreshelley napier
We really enjoy this spot. Great coffees and teas. Grandkids love their hot chocolate. Food is great. The staff is always friendly and professional. They also are quite knowledgeable about the local area. We like going and sitting outside with our dog after a walk around Historic Yorktown.
… moreNicole Hancock
This is such a cute coffee spot in the middle of historic Yorktown. It’s so quaint and feels cozy. I had a lavender mocha latte that was delicious. They have fresh made pastries and plenty of options for lunch. It’s neat to see them roast their coffee beans on site too. You can sit upstairs in a cozy old nook or outside in their grassy back yard. Great coffee, great service, and a nice atmosphere.
… moreJ H
Very cute cafe in a historical home with the friendliest and most helpful staff. Their coffee is top notch and one of the best in the area! They also offer a few beers on tap from Capstan Brewery in Hampton. The sandwiches are a must try, especially the grilled cheese and Chicken Pesto! Large selection of baked goods, freshly roasted take home coffee, and fine teas. They have a wonderful large outdoor backyard seating area and a cozy upstairs lounge as well. Highly recommend a visit!
… moreDale Tompkins
This is a one of a kind coffee shop. Housed in a colonial era historic home this is a perfect spot to enjoy a cup of great coffee. Their bakery serves up some amazing choices if you have a sweet tooth. We couldn’t decide between the cherry tart and apple cake so we got both! They also have breakfast and lunch specials daily. You can sit upstairs in the quaint dining room or if the weather is great sit outside in the garden. The coffee has a mild roast that is not bitter but instead is very smooth.
… moreTasi Tomlinson
My family and I frequent Mobjack whenever we need a fun place to get out and enjoy the weather. They have a huge lawn area with plenty of tables and lots of grass for littles to run (relatively) contained. They have a sizable menu with all your typical coffee and tea drinks. They always have a selection of fresh baked goods, and some hot foods for breakfast and lunch. If you’re visiting Yorktown, it’s a great stop for families!
… moreOldCity Weaver
Stopped for lunch here in Yorktown on a beautiful sunny midweek day. The ” Robert” sandwich special was wonderful, although took some time to prepare. This is not a place to visit if you are on a tight schedule…You have a choice of eating outside on picnic tables that essentially adjoin the colonial graveyard, or upstairs in the second floor of the building dating from 1720. The restaurant offers lovely bakery items and fabulous local roasted coffee as well.
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