Caribou Coffee Reviews

Caribou Coffee way out flavors Starbucks. I had both one on either side of me at my old job and I so like Caribou better. It smells better and the hot choco there is to die for too! Just the plain old cup of Caribou coffee with or with out cream out shines Starbucks. The inside is way more cozy too like Central Perk on friends fire place and all so goe with Caribou if you have the chance you will really enjoy… read full review »

Caribou whole bean coffees are the best I have found, and I've tried coffees in every price point from cheap to ridiculous. Without fail, they are smooth yet robust and Caribou offers blends from light to dark. They are also offered in many grocery and "super stores", making it convenient to keep on hand. Now if they would only offer flavored… read full review »

caribou coffee is smooth and delicious...way better than bitter starbucks.  not to mention their stores are so warm and cozy - lodgy feel.  i would go to a caribou coffee every day if they had one near… read full review »

This store-bought iced coffee is the best by far. Too many other coffee drinks taste like candy. This one tastes like real coffee. It come in Espresso, Regular, and Vanilla flavors. — … read full review »

Carabou is better coffee than Starbucks, and I love Starbucks. You can taste a freshness to the roasted beans at Carabou. Still expensive, but worth it on a "slow day". —… read full review »

I love Starbucks and Caribou coffees and one of my all-time favorite coffee from Caribou is the Obsidian blend, it is a perfect balance of bold and smooth. —… read full review »

Caribou is roasted just right, never tastes burnt, has a lot of flavor and is a treat every… read full review »

Caribou has a really bold distinctive taste! i love the jump… read full review »

Caribou coffee is the best thing since Starbucks.  Starbucks is full of sugar whereas Caribou is somewhat sweet but it does not seem like you are drinking sugar water.  Nothing beats a sunday morning cup of coffee sitting by the fire reading the… read full review »